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Eighty-six Australians were rescued from embattled Lebanon by busyesterday after officials negotiated safe passage for them with theIsraeli Government. – (The Age — 18 July, 2006)
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Some Aussies to escape Lebanon on British aircraft carrier, ForeignMinister Alexander Downer says. – (Sydney Morning Herald — 18 July, 2006)
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Australia buses out first 86 evacuees
Australia buses out first 86 evacuees

Eighty-six Australians have been evacuated from Lebanon by bus toSyria, Foreign Minister Alexander Downer says. – (Sydney Morning Herald — 17 July, 2006)
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Eighty-six Australians have been evacuated from Lebanon by bus toSyria, Foreign Minister Alexander Downer says. – (The Age — 17 July, 2006)
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Prime Minister John Howard says it is becoming more challenging for officials to evacuate Australians as fighting intensifies in Lebanon Buses took 86 Australians to Syria last night and the Feder (ABC News — 18 July, 2006)
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Hundreds of Aussies to join mass flotilla – (Sydney Morning Herald — 18 July, 2006)
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PM hopes more Australians to follow the 86 already extracted fromLebanon. – (The Age — 18 July, 2006)
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Three bus loads of Australians have been safely transported from war-torn Lebanon to Syria Thousands of foreign nationals have been trapped in Lebanon by Israeli attacks intended to force the hando (ABC News — 17 July, 2006)
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The government steps up efforts to get Australians out of Lebanon,with plans to ship up to 6,500 to safety by Sunday, following abarrage of criticism over rescue efforts. – (The Age — 8 hours ago)
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