Mon, 13 Oct 2008  Sudan summons Ethiopian, Kenyan envoys over arms -
Sudanese army soldiers ride in the back of a truck escorting another truck full of prisoners, not pictured, through the streets of central Khartoum in Sudan, Thursday, Sept. 30, 2004. Facing threatened international action over alleged genocide in Darfur, Sudan's leaders are using their enemies and weaknesses as strengths - saying the country could easily break apart under outside pressure, bringing tribal warfare and a resurgence of the fundamentalists who once let Osama bin Laden make Sudan his hom...
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| Marine questioned over alleged assault
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| Camels may be known as "ships of the desert" but the vast tankers that pass daily through the Suez Canal are the real deal. | From a distance, the heavyweight vessels fill the horizon as they glide effortlessly through the flat dunes. The water that carries them betwe... | Somali pirates may extend deadline on ship's fate
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Washington Post: In Hanoi Prison, McCain Had Resolved To Fulfill Ideals About Leadership And Character In Public Office | | Page 1 of 2 | Oct. 13, 2008 E-Mail Story | Print Story | Sphere | Share | Text Size: A A A VideosPhotos1 | 2 | Lt. Commander John S. McCain III, a... | |
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