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A wave of 21,000 Syrian refugees in the past week, moving into northern Jordan at about five times the usual daily rate, has overwhelmed this crowded camp that's already struggling with flooding, short supplies and tent fires.

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                    [Title] => Controversial novel "Body of Lies" now a scorching action-thriller
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                    [Title] => Another Sayyaf leader nabbed in Zamboanga
                    [Summary] => Another Abu Sayyaf commander was arrested Sunday by Army Scout Rangers in the second of a series of raids in Zamboanga City.


Alih Malabon, alias Abu Nidal, is believed to head a band directly under the command of Abu Sayyaf chieftain Khaddafi Janjalani, who remains at large. 


Military intelligence, meanwhile, has uncovered an Abu Sayyaf plot to wreak havoc in urban areas like Zamboanga City to avenge the capture of Ghalib Andang, alias Commander Robot, in Indanan, Sulu last Dec. 7.


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                    [Title] => 1 pang Abu lider tiklo
                    [Summary] => CAMP AGUINALDO – Isa pang sub-commander ng mga teroristang Abu Sayyaf Group (ASG) na kanang kamay ni ASG Chieftain Khadaffy Janjalani at may patong sa ulo na P1 milyon ang nalambat ng pinagsanib na puwersa ng militar at pulisya sa isinagawang follow-up operations sa Zamboanga City kamakalawa ng gabi.


Kinilala ang nasakoteng opisyal ng ASG na si Alih Malabon, alyas Abu Nidal na nabitag matapos  ituro ng kasamahan nitong opisyal ng mga bandido na si Mhammad Said, alyas Kaiser Said.


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                    [Title] => 'Money-bag' ni Saddam nakopo ng koalisyon
                    [Summary] => Bumagsak sa kamay ng US coalition forces ang dating finance minister ng Iraq na si Hikmat al-Azzawi matapos na madakip ng isang bagitong Iraqi police sa Baghdad kahapon.


Iniulat din na nabawi ang halagang $650 milyong nakasilid sa mga selyadong aluminyong sisidlan sa isang di ibinunyag na lugar sa Baghdad.
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                    [Title] => 68 MILF rebs killed in Pikit offensive
                    [Summary] => COTABATO CITY — Military aircraft dropped 500-pound bombs on Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) rebels and pounded them with howitzers, killing 68 more guerrillas trying to retake their former enclave in Pikit, North Cotabato yesterday.
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                    [AuthorName] => John Unson
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                    [Title] => Terrorism’s Genesis
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(Last of two parts)
In spite of the fact that Marx himself believed terrorism was self-defeating, his teachings on revolution inspired revolutionary movements worldwide.  These movements were, aside from the New People’s Army of the Philippines, the Red Army faction in Germany, Red Brigades in Italy, the Shining Path of Peru, 17 November in Greece, the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, the Japanese Red Army, etc.
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                    [Title] => Jun Magsaysay must prevent a whitewash of the Basilan debacle
                    [Summary] => Normally, this writer would emit a loud guffaw at the idea of the Senate or House investigating anything "in aid of legislation." Too many of these inquisitions in the past have been political circuses, fishing expeditions, or even ill-disguised extortion or persecution capers.


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                    [Title] => Isn't everybody sick and tired about all that fuss over Mindanao?
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It's just a hostage situation and a sort of vest pocket rebellion being waged
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mea culpa) and -- worse -- an excited international media make it appear
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Thanks to the widespread hype they have provoked, the Moro rebels and their
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they've scared business and investment away from Mindanao, in
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                    [AuthorName] => Matt Wolf
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Alih Malabon, alias Abu Nidal, is believed to head a band directly under the command of Abu Sayyaf chieftain Khaddafi Janjalani, who remains at large. 


Military intelligence, meanwhile, has uncovered an Abu Sayyaf plot to wreak havoc in urban areas like Zamboanga City to avenge the capture of Ghalib Andang, alias Commander Robot, in Indanan, Sulu last Dec. 7.


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Kinilala ang nasakoteng opisyal ng ASG na si Alih Malabon, alyas Abu Nidal na nabitag matapos  ituro ng kasamahan nitong opisyal ng mga bandido na si Mhammad Said, alyas Kaiser Said.


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Iniulat din na nabawi ang halagang $650 milyong nakasilid sa mga selyadong aluminyong sisidlan sa isang di ibinunyag na lugar sa Baghdad.
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                    [Title] => Terrorism’s Genesis
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Thanks to the widespread hype they have provoked, the Moro rebels and their
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