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 The medical complex that is being built in the north of Jeddah will be named King Abdullah Medical Complex in Jeddah, Health Minister Dr. ... Saudi- New-look Shoura to have 15 women
 Saudis are eagerly looking forward to the appointment of women on the 150-member Shoura Council with great hope and believe the move would ... In India's villages, Delhi rape spurs restrictions
 While the gang-rape of a student in New Delhi has prompted women in cities to assert their rights to freedom and safety, in India's male-dominated ... The challenge of Googling North Korea
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 Binge drinking is an under-recognized problem for US women, nearly 14 million of whom engage in it about three times a month, downing about six ... Chavez is sick, but Chavez merchandising is not
 Hugo Chavez is so sick with cancer that he won't show up for his own inauguration for a new term this week. But the cottage industry that lives off ... | 
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