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Shelling in Liberia Leaves 600 Dead
The Liberian government estimates that more than 600 people were killed as a result of heavy shelling.
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North Korea Calls for One-on-One Talks with U.S.
North Korea insists on one-on-one talks with the U.S., but the Bush administration wants China, South Korea, and Japan involved.
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Cambodian Fluteplayer
PBS looks at one man's attempt to revive a Cambodian musical tradition that the Khmer Rouge tried to erase.
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American Troops Spread Thin Across Planet
American soldiers are in Iraq and in Afghanistan. They're also in the horn of Africa and Japan and Malaysia, just to name a few places. Are the American forces overstretched?
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Soldier's Father
A Massachusetts man waits for his 22- year-old son to return home from his tour of duty in Iraq. He has already been to Afghanistan, and has had a couple of homecomings postponed.
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Copyrights and the Internet
Our internet commentator David Weinberger discusses copyrights and how the internet may help move things into the public domain.
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Monkey Typing
Monkeys at a typewriter: not Shakespeare, but they work cheap.
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Jai Alai Leaves Newport
Jai Alai in Newport, Rhode Island, is ending after 27 years. Slot machines, it seems, are more popular than betting on Jai Alai games.
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