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Reuters
Saturday, November 24, 2007; 11:44 PM MANILA (Reuters) - Heavy rain from an approaching typhoon lashed the
Philippines on Sunday, killing at least six people and destroying homes
and rice paddies, officials said.
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By Rob Edwards, Environment Editor Scotland must prepare for ‘absolute terror’ A NUCLEAR attack by terrorists causing widespread panic, chaos and death
is inevitable and will happen soon, a senior Scottish police officer has
warned.
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Lack of shelter and clean water could kill many more, aid agency warns. By Andrew Buncombe
Published: 25 November 2007 For the people of Bangladesh, there seems little respite from poverty
and misery, some of it the result of man and much of it the work of nature.
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By Rob Woollard in Los Angeles November 25, 2007 02:15pm
Article from: Agence France-Presse HOLLYWOOD stars were among 10,000 people forced to flee as wind-driven
wildfires tore through the celebrity enclave of Malibu today, gutting
nearly 50 multi-million dollar homes and threatening hundreds more.
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November 25, 2007 03:52pm
Article from: AAP SEVERE thunderstorms with hailstones big enough to damage cars are
forecast to hit parts of southern Queensland in the next few hours.
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