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[Title] => UN: 9 million need aid in drought-hit East Africa
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[Title] => Official: 3 dead from north Sudan aerial bombing
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[Title] => Aid groups enlist Google to help in Haiti effort
[Summary] => Aid workers, with the help of Google Earth, are uploading key information onto the Web to illustrate the needs of hundreds of thousands of people left homeless by Haiti's earthquake — an innovation that could significantly boost the ability to respond to future disasters.
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[Title] => Tsunami swept away fleeing bus full of retirees
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[Title] => Chile troops, police attack post-quake looting
[Summary] => Rescuers found signs of life in a quake-toppled building on yesterday as the world offered aid to victims of a catastrophe that killed more than 700 people. Troops and police cracking down on looters arrested dozens of people for violating a curfew.
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[Title] => Latrines join food, water on Haiti's crisis list
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[Title] => Scenes of survival and of death in desperate Haiti
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[Title] => Haitians mourn as rescuers find another in rubble
[Summary] => Hundreds gathered for the funeral of the archbishop of Haiti's stricken capital on yesterday, a rare formal ceremony that captured the collective mourning of a shattered nation where mass graves hold many of the dead.
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[Title] => Haitians praise God after apocalyptic quake
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