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[Title] => Israel lures Hollywood to film in the Holy Land
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[Title] => Israel lures Hollywood to film in the Holy Land
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[Title] => Israel mourns 6 million Jewish Holocaust victims
[Summary] => Israel's prime minister warned yesterday that the nation must not dismiss Iran's threats to its existence, drawing a parallel at a ceremony in memory of the 6 million Jewish victims of the Nazi Holocaust of World War II, a mass murder that still reverberates in the Jewish state more than six decades later.
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[Title] => Highway 666 Revisited
[Summary] => Los Angeles is a transient city, a series of facades that serve as scenery that’s as disposable as the culture. Why else did the best noir fiction set itself up in this “last city” where the desperation to get anywhere is confounded by the fact everything is always an hour away from where you are.
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[Title] => A new view onto the Third Reich 'center of evil'
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[Title] => Letter to the Editor — Hidden voices in Barili
[Summary] => This is a reaction to the column of Orlando P. Carvajal (July 12, 2006) aptly titled: "For the Love of Barili". I freely agree with "Noy" Lando's proposition that we should give Mayor Chuckbong Nemeño of Barili, Cebu a benefit of the doubt relative to his sincerity in switching political camps from a notorious centurion of the Roman emperor to a Pauline conversion, "Saul, Saul, why hath thou persecuteth me?"
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[Title] => A defiant Saddam / She’s Maria, but wow!
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