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In this July 18, 1994 file photo, firefighters and rescue workers search through
the rubble of the Argentine-Israeli Mutual Association community center, after
a car bomb rocked the building in downtown Buenos Aires, Argentina
Argentina leader may face bomb probe
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owards Debaltseve, Ukraine, on Friday, as fighting continues despite a looming a
greed ceasefire
Fighting follows Ukraine summit
New fighting is reported in eastern Ukraine despite a new ceasefire deal that is
due to come into force at midnight on Saturday.
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embers Dresden firestorm
Boko Haram militants attack Chad
Egypt ready for Libya evacuations
Saudis evacuate embassy in Yemen
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New Zealand beach traps 198 whales
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Tax evading tycoon not prosecuted
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The eurozone economy grew by a stronger-than-expected 0.3% in the last three mon
ths of 2014, helped by rapid growth in Germany.
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German growth data lifts US stocks
Aer Lingus ups support for IAG deal

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h reports from San Jose in the US.
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es break out in South Africa parliament
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