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Fukushima's food champion fends off taint of nuclear disaster
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The President's Weekly Address: Remarks of Francine Wheeler
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Gaza hospital draws on emergency reserves and waits for worse to come
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Philpott house will be demolished, says council
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New pope elected after two days of conclave
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Police commissioner elections on track for lowest turnout in British history
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CPAC and the perils of becoming a Republican institution
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Colombia's evangelicals feel the pull of their Jewish ancestors
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Drunken sailor: what the judge did
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South Korea's elections driven by voters' desire for reform
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Cairo presidential palace restored to uneasy calm after deadly clashes
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Tim Peake's space station mission could put a rocket under Britain's economy
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Aung San Suu Kyi: treat Burma reforms with healthy scepticism
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Campaigns mobilise lawyers for legal ground game in election's swing states
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Cool, laid back – Germans are even finding friends in Britain
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Marco Rubio: Jay-Z and Beyoncé's trip to Cuba was 'hypocritical'
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