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WORLD GALLERY |
 Changhong's
flat screen televisions are displayed at an
exhibizion. A fierce price war among China's flat
screen television producers has seen prices drop by
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Rice calls
for Hamas to work with Abbas |
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CAIRO—Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice called
on Islamic militants to cooperate with
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, saying the
Hamas government cannot govern in the region.
Rice was to meet Wednesday with Abbas as part of
her >> >>
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North Korea's neighbors alarmed after nuke
test intention
Foreign Desk Report
SEOUL—North Korea faced stern warnings from
its neighbors Wednesday against carrying out
an unprecedented nuclear test, but insisted
such a move wouldn't be meant as a
provocation. A top South Korean security
official said there was no sign a test was
imminent.
China, Japan and South Korea announced a
series >> >>
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52 killed in Iraq violence
Middle East Desk Report
BAGHDAD—A suicide bomber unleashed a blast
in a Baghdad fish market Tuesday and two
Shiite families were found slain north of
the capital as violence across Iraq claimed
at least 52 lives. The U.S. military,
meanwhile, announced the deaths of nine
soldiers and two Marines in what has been a
deadly period for American >> >>
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