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US should re-evaluate surveillance laws, ex-NSA chief acknowledges
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guardian
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Newspaper review: New Labour rows revived
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bbc
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Bamiyan was a safe haven in Afghanistan – but what now?
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2
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guardian
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Cameron berates Clegg over EU policy
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2
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guardian
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Jay Z and Beyoncé attend Trayvon Martin protest in New York
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1
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guardian
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Pardoning Alan Turing is a pointless exercise
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1
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guardian
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Orangemen demonstrate against marching ban in Belfast
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1
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guardian
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Quick Turn of Fortunes as Diplomatic Options Open Up With Syria and Iran
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5
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nytimes
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Australian heatwaves 'five times more likely due to global warming'
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1
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guardian
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Japan moves closer to restarting nuclear reactors
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1
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guardian
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Was Andy Murray's win really down to the number seven? You decide!
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2
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guardian
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ENRC founders submit lower bid for their Kazakhstan mining company
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1
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guardian
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Amid the showers and strawberries, Wimbledon expects Murray to shine
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1
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guardian
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Picture of the week: Syrian Refugees In Lebanon, by Liam Maloney
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1
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guardian
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Yosemite evacuation advisories lifted as fire crews make progress
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1
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guardian
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My advice to Labour: be of good cheer, be bold, stop jumping at shadows
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guardian
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