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October 20, 2011
Libyan officials: Qaddafi killed in SirteLibyan officials say fugitive dictator killed in fighting near hometown; U.S. can't confirm reports
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Libyan officials: Qaddafi killed in Sirte Libyan officials say fugitive dictator killed in fighting near hometown; U.S. can't confirm reports
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Greece at standstill ahead of austerity vote Protesters gather outside parliament before vote on largely unpopular measures on day after attacks on police, public property
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- Clinton in Afghanistan, pushes reconciliation
- Turkey launches incursion into Iraq after attack
- Rare Viking burial site found in Scotland
- Violence erupts amid massive Greece strike
- Violence as U.K. police evict Irish Travelers
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