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    Aug 26, 2005 08:40 PM EDT

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    Pope Benedict XVI Pledges Unity Among Christians and Other Faiths

    Apr 20, 2005 04:00 AM EDT

    ... the global South, were very strong on the idea that whoever the future pope would be, he would have to be a passionate advocate of justice for the world's poor. And I would expect that Benedict XVI, as John Paul II before him, would try his very best to ...

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    Most Dioceses Complying With Rules to Stop Sex Abuse, Controversial Audit Finds

    Jan 06, 2004 07:42 PM EDT

    ... to build upon." However, he added, "The audits only provide a narrow test of the issues that need to be addressed in protecting children, providing justice for survivors and restoring trust in the Church." According to the report, auditors did not view personnel files that would verify whether bishops were ...

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    Peace Mission in Liberia: Background

    Aug 06, 2003 04:00 AM EDT

    ... never said that explicitly himself. His aides have suggested it. They have also... his attorneys have also filed a case in the international court of justice for the indictment against him to be dropped. This indictment is in connection with his alleged role in supporting a rebel group in neighboring ...

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    Sizing Up the Budget

    Feb 05, 2002 05:00 AM EDT

    ... $500 million. And highways, road-building programs, popular in many states, would lose $9 billion. The Army Corps of Engineers would lose almost $13 billion for new projects like dams and bridges. Other tradeoffs: Cuts for the international space station, for low-income heating aid, and for teaching hospitals, which ...

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    Ashcroft Confirmed

    Feb 01, 2001 05:00 AM EDT

    ... to be a permanent one. SPOKESMAN: The clerk will call the roll. KWAME HOLMAN: The negative reaction to Bush's nomination of a staunch conservative for the Justice Department was the exception among his cabinet choices. Largely, his selections to help him run the government were well-received as worthy ...

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    AOL, Time Warner to Merge

    Jan 10, 2000 06:10 PM EDT

    ... strategies, the merger would give Time Warner -- the leading provider of media content such as movies, music and magazines -- a huge and powerful platform for reaching people online. AOL is the nation's largest online company with some 20 million subscribers.  The deal also gives AOL a key tool for ...

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