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Pope Benedict XVI will visit Communist Cuba this spring, a senior Roman Catholic Church official said Thursday.
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American paleontologists have unearthed in New Mexico fossil bones of North America’s largest-known dinosaur, which lived about 69 million years ago.
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U.S. Will Use Foreign Aid to Promote Gay Rights Abroad
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Halliburton Deliberately Destroyed Gulf Oil Spill Evidence, BP Says
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BCS Bowl Games 2011 Betting Lines, Game Times
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Mexico's President Calderon to Keep Fighting Drug War
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Chinese bank in Saab rescue talks
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BCS Bowl Games TV Schedule 2011-2012: All 35 Games
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2011-12 College Football Bowl Game Schedule
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