The number of Brazilians immigrating to Canada is soaring. |
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Darfur refugees find a home in Israel's kibbutzim? |
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The world's biggest particle collider is set to accelerate its first beam of protons on Sept. 10, according to the European Organization for Nuclear Research. |
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China will stage the biggest Olympic cultural festival ever for the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing. |
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The so-called lame duck president still sets the agenda -- well, at least on the Sunday talk shows. |
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Iran's police are to keep up their moral crackdown through the winter months, confronting couples whose behavior in public is deemed to be inappropriate. |
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An Iranian-American scholar who directs the Middle East Program at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars in Washington was jailed in Tehran between May 8 and August 21. |
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Britain and US officials believe Iran to be behind attacks against British troops stationed in southern Iraq, media reported. |
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Iran released 15 British sailors on Wednesday as a "gift" to the people of Britain in a dramatic end to a two-week ordeal that had triggered a new diplomatic crisis between Tehran and the West. |
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RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil -- While there’s a big celebration going on, there’s happiness.All over the city there’s a sensation that something great is taking place. And we cheer, and there’s no time for dangerous questions. |
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RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil -- President George W. Bush’s arrival in Brazil changed city life for a day, his security scheme causing huge traffic jams and provoking stress and revolt in otherwise normal citizens. |
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RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil – Keri Sinclair, and dozens like her, have trekked into Brazil’s favelas, impoverished communities that often lack basic necessities and are known as much for their drugs as for their violence, to become “voluntourists.” |
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LOS ANGELES - It was an upset. The Oct. 2 Brazilian presidential election surprised many political experts and pollsters who had declared President Lula’s candidacy would probably be a first-round landslide. |
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