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Large 7.2 earthquake strikes China
A large magnitude 7.2 earthquake has struck western China which houses the Tarim Basin, where at least 1/3 of China's oil reserve supply is held.
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Senator Obama's passport records breached in January 2008
Two low-level United States Department of State employees have been fired, and a third employee disciplined, over accessing the passport files of Senator Barack Obama "without a need to do so."
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After 9 months, Belgian coalition delivers government
After almost nine and a half months, government formation talks in Belgium have resulted in a new government. New Prime Minister Yves Leterme was sworn in by King Albert II today. The coalition partners have set out several deadlines for major decisions on which agreement still could not be reached during the formation.
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Wikinews interviews author and filmmaker John Gaspard
Author and filmmaker John Gaspard spoke with Wikinews on his three low budget feature films and books. He told us how he was able to make his latest movie, Grown Men, for under $13,000 and how his popular book, Digital Filmmaking 101, came to be. He even had a few tips for the amateur filmmakers reading this.
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