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A New York restaurant is using plates looted from Saddam's palaces
NASA has captured foot paths and scientific equipment
The State Department doesn't think the convoy included Qaddafi himself
Reactions to a report that the FBI bugged the Israeli Embassy in Washington
A long caravan of armored vehicles has crossed Libya's southern border
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Officials confront war-ravaged facilities and Qaddafi-dominated curricula
Neil Bush's business interests in China have long been controversial
Turkey has downgraded its diplomatic ties with Israel over a Gaza spat
The news outlet is now referring to Libya's "ousted ruler" and "transitional leaders"
Hillary raised concerns about the Lockerbie bomber at the Paris meeting
But he does think later generations will judge
The findings may further damage Israeli-Turkish relations
Reports of Qaddafi's imminent capture and the arrest of his sons raise credibility questions
The security situation for Iraqis is still perilous
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The congressman allegedly solicited damaging information on the rebels
The shirt for girls sparked an hour of intense web outrage
Insurers may not cover much of the damage, which could cost $10 billion
The government says combining the two major wireless carriers will stifle competition
If regulators approve the T-Mobile purchase, AT&T will bring back 5,000 call-center jobs
The UN will help Libya's interim leaders organize a police force and elections
Qaddafi's wife and children didn't have much of a problem entering Algeria
The central bank ultimately decided to keep interest rates super-low
There's no final tally, but a military commander estimates 50,000 have been killed
Icelandic officials worry that Huang Nubo is trying to advance China's geopolitical interests
Melbourne now holds the distinction, and it's gloating
Casualties tend to spike in the summer and many deaths stem from one incident
Algeria hasn't recognized the rebels or called for Qaddafi to step down
Ramadan has renewed a longstanding debates in Morocco and Saudi Arabia
Sina Weibo is issuing rumor alerts and illegal PR sites are under fire
For one thing, he's unlikely to tell the full story of the bombing
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Gripes include Chinese handiwork, totalitarian influences, and bad quotes
A reporter claims Hana Qaddafi didn't die in a 1986 U.S. bombing
Weibo has become a forum for Jobs adoration and Apple anxiety
There is evidence of abuses on both sides of the conflict
But Muammar Qaddafi is still missing and fighting persists
Saif is described as both proud of and beholden to his family name
It's unclear whether the dense extrasolar planet actually looks like a diamond
The attack on Ali Ferzat may prove a rallying point for the Syrian uprising
The passages include a bedroom and phone bank, but no Qaddafi
The rebels discovered an album full of Rice photos in Qaddafi's compound
The luxurious villas have rebels and residents aghast
Fox's White House correspondent is 'captive to devices and President Obama'
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The controversial pundit dramatically bestowed 'restoring courage' awards
The Libyan leader said America's Arab allies could end up like Saddam Hussein
Some believe he's still in Tripoli while others think he's escaped to loyalist strongholds
The regime has stockpiles of deadly chemicals and raw nuclear material
Reuters has new photos of the reporters in their luxury 'prison'
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