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Pope Says Weapons Manufacturers Can't Call Themselves Christians

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Pakistan Heat Wave Claims More Than 140 Lives

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Belgian Doctors Killing Patients Via Euthanasia Without Consent Or Request

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Robots Programmed to Scan Faces Could Replace Airport Ticket Agents, Border Police

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Cruise Ship Crashes at the St. Lawrence Seaway: 22 Hurt

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Bomb Found Under Irish Police Officer's Car

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Pope Francis Accepts Resignation Of Two U.S. Bishops Facing Sex Abuse Cover-Up Charges

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Nepal Earthquake 2015: Heritage Sites Open To Tourists Again

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Poland In Talks With U.S. Over About Heavy Weapons Under NATO Plan

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Israel Reprimands Troops Who Beat Palestinian Man

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Toads Invade China Province During Rainstorm (VIDEO)

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Australian Couple Says They Will Divorce If Same-Sex Marriage Is Legalized In The Country

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Suicide Bomber Attacks Egyptian Temple in Luxor

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Germanwings Crash: Victims' Bodies Come Home Months After Crash

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Italian Boy Survives After Spending 42 Minutes Underwater

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