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                    [Title] => Commentary: Figo for FIFA president
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On May 29, FIFA will conduct its elections for its new president. Incumbent Joseph Blatter, who has been at the helm of the federation since 1998, will be challenged by current FIFA Vice President Ali bin Al-Hussein of Jordan, Dutch football association president Michael van Praag and former Portugal star Luis Figo.

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Ford India says it is recalling nearly 130,000 of its most popular cars in India. The manufacturing defects date back as far as 2008 and can cause fire and other problems.

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                    [Title] => Commentary: Figo for FIFA president
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On May 29, FIFA will conduct its elections for its new president. Incumbent Joseph Blatter, who has been at the helm of the federation since 1998, will be challenged by current FIFA Vice President Ali bin Al-Hussein of Jordan, Dutch football association president Michael van Praag and former Portugal star Luis Figo.

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Ford India says it is recalling nearly 130,000 of its most popular cars in India. The manufacturing defects date back as far as 2008 and can cause fire and other problems.

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