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The Signal - Sun Nov 8, 8:08 am ET
Canyon Country resident Jennifer Potter made quite a dent in her to-do list on Saturday. She finished almost all of her holiday shopping in less than an hour.
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The Buffalo News - Sat Nov 7, 11:13 pm ET
They are 20 players from 14 countries, all of them familiar with poverty and upheaval, some having seen unspeakable horrors. Many spent time in refugee camps. Many are without a parent or two. Each of their stories is deserving of a chapter in a book, a tome that details Grover Cleveland's unfathomable ascent to the Section VI Class B boys soccer championship.
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Backstage.com - Fri Nov 6, 12:40 pm ET
Canadian writer Ruth McKee's tautly written drama centers on a character we never see: Daniel is a young African boy, born in strife-torn Uganda. His father has disappeared, and his mother died of AIDS, leaving him in the care of his elder sister—but she, in turn was murdered before his eyes.
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AP via Yahoo! News - Sat Nov 7, 12:30 am ET
Thailand's fugitive former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra has spent much of the past three years roaming the globe, shopping for diamonds in Africa, golfing at Asian resorts — and humiliating the government from a distance.
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The Oregonian - Sat Nov 7, 3:10 pm ET
As the first steps of the Obama adminstration's plan to pull U.S. combat forces out of the country next year rolls on, it's all about American troops keeping a low profile, including the Oregon Army National Guard soldiers deployed in Iraq until Spring.
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Human Rights Watch - Thu Nov 5, 7:29 pm ET
Beijing's abuses affect many issues the U.S. holds dear. HIV/AIDS patients sit at a counseling facility in Gulu, Uganda. It's important to have a law that protects the rights of people with regard to the HIV/AIDS epidemic.
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Voice of America - Wed Nov 4, 2:01 pm ET
An organization that predicts famines says it expects a reduction in the number of Ugandans facing extreme hunger.The Famine Early Warning System Network (FEWSNET) says the number will likely fall from 2.11 million to 1.38 million between now and December, as harvests improve.
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Bragging Rights Corner - Sat Nov 7, 4:40 pm ET
LAS VEGAS (Nov. 6, 2009) – A unique United States versus The World pro boxing show that features team scoring competition, showcasing sons of four former world champions, will be held Dec. 12 at the Paris Las Vegas Hotel & Casino as part of a spectacular “World’s Greatest Ever Boxer” promotion that weekend at the same venue.
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The Huffington Post - Sat Nov 7, 3:23 pm ET
The stories and medical realities in some poor African Hospitals today are not so different from my first experiences in the Pediatric AIDS clinics at New York Hospital and Bellevue Hospital in the late 1980s.
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International Crisis Group - Fri Nov 6, 8:46 am ET
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AFP via Yahoo! News - Thu Oct 29, 1:36 pm ET
If Uganda's recently tabled Anti-Homosexuality Bill becomes law it would mark a major setback in the promotion of human rights, the US embassy in Kampala told AFP Thursday.
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Skokie Review - Fri Nov 6, 9:14 pm ET
Beginning Nov. 16, students in Lori Real's Art II, Advanced Art and Advanced Placement Art classes will exhibit their portraits of Ugandan orphans as part of The Memory Project.
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Forbes - Fri Nov 6, 11:06 am ET
Jawahar Kanjilal scours emerging markets for new service opportunities.
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Stars and Stripes - Thu Nov 5, 3:10 pm ET
STUTTGART, Germany — From medical operations in Uganda to counterterrorism operations in Djibouti, U.S. Africa Command is knee deep in territory where the cultural terrain can be as complex as the missions.
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INO News - Fri Nov 6, 3:43 pm ET
U.S. gold futures topped $1,100 an ounce Friday for the first time as stocks and the euro recover in volatile trading in the wake of the monthly U.S. employment report.