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Three British Muslims are acquitted from bombing case

Three British Muslims who were held guilty after the 2005 bombings in London, have been acquitted from the case.52 people were killed in the blasts and it is considered to be second defeat of the prosecutor.
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North Korea threatens to conduct a nuclear test

North Korea said that it will carry out a nuclear missile test if the United Nation Security Council condemns the recent rocket launched by the country. Interestingly a few neighboring countries of North Korea said they couldn’t locate the rocket launched by North Korea.
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Asian markets recovers on Wednesday

The global stock market performed better than expected on Wednesday and the changes in market situation brought new hope to investors towards American economy. In the last two days the economy was low and the stocks like airlines stocks reached a new low but Wednesday was an auspicious day for investors.
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President asks a review of the situation about the low flying Boeing 747

A white house official informed that the administration head who allowed the low flying Boeing to pass through the skyline of New York will have to loose his job. Primary presidential aircraft Air Force One speeded through the skyline of New York on Monday and an F-16 jet followed it.
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Lanka halts operation to allow civilians to leave LTTE areas

Sri Lanka has vowed that it will not allow the Tamil Tigers to rebel itself in the time gap when they halted the war to allow civilians to leave he region occupied by the Tamil Tigers. French and U.K envoys have been visiting the country to discuss the plight of the civilians that are trapped in the war zone.
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Swine flu cases reported in Mexico, U.S. and Canada

Swine flu killed 149 people in Mexico and other cases of Swine flue are reported from U.S. and Canada. The stock market suffered a blow after the reports of sine flu came out. Oil fell below $49 a barrel and June delivery rate of crude is lowered to $48.78 a barrel in Singapore.
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Yen gained strength on Tuesday on account of Flu concerns

European shares were down by almost 2% on Tuesday and it helped Yen to gain and it gained to a seven week high against Euro that is almost a month high against dollar. Dollar also gained value because it is considered to be safe in investors.
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Pakistani youngster worried over country’s situation

International image of Pakistan is changed in the last few years the youngsters in the country are getting worried over their existence. Pakistan is considered to be a failed state by the young generation in the country and old still expect that things will change some day. The growth of fundamentalist organization increased terrorist attacks and the indecisive politicians are unable to find way out of the trouble.
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Low-flying Boeing 747 frightened New Yorkers

New Yorkers feared a terrorists attack when a low flying jet speeded through the skyline of the city. The low flying Boeing 747 is used as Air Force One and it swept passed New York skyline on Monday morning.
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Americans disillusioned by Church policies

According to the latest survey Americans are disillusioned about religion because of their Church’s policies. Almost 75% of the Roman Catholics and Protestants are not attached to their religion. The survey was conducted by Pew Forum and it found that almost 50% of the people have stopped believing in religion once in their lifetime.
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