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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Huddled under Beirut's concrete bridges and around street corners are thousands of Syrian men who have left home and crossed the border in recent months in the hope of finding work as day laborers. From 13-year-old schoolboys to limping elderly men, most of them represent impoverished families from Syria's rural regions who are suffering the brunt of a deepening economic ...
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Crystal Cathedral flock moving to new churc
The Crystal Cathedral, in Garden Grove, Calif., was sold to the Roman Catholic Diocese of Orange for $57.5 million.
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Egyptians flock to polls to pick president in historic vot
Fear of the unknown -- an Islamist state -- and fear of a return of the past regime driving many voters? decision
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Kiwis flock back to rental propert
New Zealanders are flocking back to rental property for the first time in two years.
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Thousands flock to Clemson for high school rodeo championship
More than 100 student athletes will be performing at the Ed Garrison Arena for the state championship in rodeo.
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'Geeks on a Plane' flock to Brazi
They are an exclusive group of globe-trotting Internet investors, startup founders and tech junkies.
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Italian Voters Punish Berlusconi, Flock to Anti-Euro Blo
The candidate of comic-turned politician Beppe Grillo?s 5 Star Movement, which opposes the austerity policies of Prime Minister Mario Monti, was elected mayor of the Italian city of Parma, results show.
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Afghan civilians flock to Army medics with ailments new and ol
Even if he hasn?t seen combat, Spc. Joe Kunsch, an Army medic, had seen plenty in his first five months in Afghanistan. On daily patrols with Battery A, 2nd Battalion, 377th Parachute Field Artillery Regiment, it?s almost a sure thing that Afghan civilians will ask him to attend to their injuries and ailments, everything from simple scrapes to cancer.
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Afghan civilians flock to Army medics for ailments, new and ol
KHOST PROVINCE, Afghanistan ? Even if he hasn?t seen combat, Spc. Joe Kunsch, an Army medic, had seen plenty in his first five months in Afghanistan.
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Spectators flock to Hoboken waterfront for glimpse of Parade of Sail up Hudson River: vide
The tall ships arrived off Hoboken Terminal around 9:30 a.m. in a line that stretched back through the haze towards the Verrazano Bridge
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