Murder accused ‘Good Samaritans’
Friday, May 18th, 2012One of the two men accused of killing a Chinese take-away driver told police they were “Good Samaritans” trying to help him, a jury hears.

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Murder accused ‘Good Samaritans’
One of the two men accused of killing a Chinese take-away driver told police they were “Good Samaritans” trying to help him, a jury hears.

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Murder accused ‘Good Samaritans’
One of the two male masseurs who have accused actor John Travolta of sexual assault withdraws his legal action.

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Masseur drops Travolta sex claim
US Airways Group said it has made deals with three unions at American Airlines, contingent on a possible merger of the two airlines.
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US Airways Strikes Deal With AMR’s Unions
China downplays India's successful long-range missile launch this week, saying that the two countries are not rivals but cooperating partners.
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China: India ‘not rival’ after launch
The BBC visits the headquarters of Orbital, one of the two private space companies tasked by Nasa to deliver cargo to the International Space Station.

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VIDEO: Orbital readies cargo to the ISS
President Asif Ali Zardari of Pakistan visits India on Sunday — the first by a Pakistani head of state in seven years amid thawing relations between the two nuclear-armed archrivals.
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Pakistan’s president visits India
One of the two candidates in a run-off vote for the Guinea-Bissau presidency pulls out, claiming the first round was unfair.

Three years after Chris Brown’s guilty plea to assaulting Rihanna, the two are appearing on each other’s songs in an attempt to change the narrative around their careers.
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Critic’s Notebook: Rihanna and Chris Brown Appear on Each Other’s Songs
For all its highfalutin discourse — on abstract expressionism, Dionysus vs. Apollo, the pernicious advance of pop art — the most engrossing moment of Arena Stage’s immensely enjoyable “Red” comes when the two actors dip their brushes into buckets and paint. Read full article > >
BANNU, Pakistan — An American drone strike killed four Islamist militants in Pakistan, the first such attack since errant U.S airstrikes in November killed two dozen Pakistan troops and pushed strained ties between the two nations close to collapse, Pakistani intelligence officials said Wednesday. Read full article > >
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U.S. fires 1st drone into Pakistan since strike that killed Pakistani troops; 4 militants dead
The US ambassador to the UK has told MPs the extradition treaty between the two countries works well, ahead of a Commons debate next week.
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US ambassador defends extradition
Several hundred people gather in Belfast for the annual tribute to those who died in the two World Wars and other conflicts.

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Remembrance tribute takes place
The Pentagon agreed Tuesday to provide almost $270 million for improvements around Fort Belvoir in Fairfax County and the new Walter Reed National Military Medical Center in Bethesda, yielding to pressure from elected officials who complained that mass transfers to the two facilities could worsen gridlock. Read full article > >
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Pentagon to fund millions in BRAC-related transportation projects
Says the two movements “not that different.”
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Obama: ‘Occupy’ Similar to Tea Party
It seems like everyone these days is worried not just about eating healthy for the sake of dieting, but for the sake of real concern over what’s in our food. Put the two together and when we pay attention to both, we should have some super-healthy people on the planet, right?
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What Not To Eat in Ramadan