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A Syrian Chaldean Catholic bishop on Monday warned that an armed intervention in Syria could unleash a "world war", while the Vatican's official newspaper called for more "prudence" from Western powers. "If there is an armed intervention, that would mean, I believe, a world war. |
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A Syrian Chaldean Catholic bishop on Monday warned that an armed intervention in Syria could unleash a "world war", while the Vatican's official newspaper called for more "prudence" from Western powers. |
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A Syrian Chaldean Catholic bishop warns that an armed intervention in Syria could unleash a "world war", while the Vatican's official newspaper calls for more "prudence" from Western powers. |
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(PR-inside.com) A financial freedom program that focuses on debt reduction and building of wealth starts-in September at Community Baptist Church in Rancho Cucamonga. The program is an extension of CBC’s growing healthy families vision. Money, or the lack of it, can be a core disruption in the family unit. |
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Like a poorly knotted woggle, the attempt by the Girl Guides to rope in the new generation is now steadily unravelling. |
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Like a poorly knotted woggle, the attempt by the Girl Guides to rope in the new generation is now steadily unravelling. |
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AUSTRALIA'S republican movement chief says constitutional monarchists under a Tony Abbott-led government would be a minority. |
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Born in Lebanon in 1978, Akkari was taken by his parents at age six to Denmark, where they were given asylum. His parents picked Denmark, he says, precisely because few immigrants lived there at the time; they figured it was a place where they could live a peaceful and assimilated life far from the turbulence of 1980s Lebanon. |
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Full Text of President Mugabe's Address At The Burial Of Retired Air Commodore Mike Tichafa Karakadzai At The National Heroes Acre in Harare, August 25, 2013The Second Secretary and Vice President of... |
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Born in Lebanon in 1978, Akkari was taken by his parents at age six to Denmark, where they were given asylum. His parents picked Denmark, he says, precisely because few immigrants lived there at the time; they figured it was a place where they could live a peaceful and assimilated life far from the turbulence of 1980s Lebanon. |