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In Libya, party gives way to concern for future
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Wild celebrations in Libya are tempered by recognition of long road ahead.
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Libya: It ain’t over yet
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Despite taking of Gaddafi compound, rebel council in Benghazi admits that pockets of resistance remain.
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It’s not easy being a Mubarak supporter these days
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Supporters of Egypt’s Hosni Mubarak are fast becoming its most marginalized minority.
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Middle East out of the ashes?
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Middle Eastern countries embroiled in turmoil turn to Saudi Arabia for economic aid.
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Egypt’s youth continue their fight on the airwaves
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Egypt’s revolutionaries take their cause from Tahrir to the television studio.
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Egypt’s second round of protests
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The opposition unites against a new common enemy: the transitional government.
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Osama bin Laden’s demise began with the Arab Spring
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Amid turmoil in Middle East and North Africa, Al Qaeda struggles to be relevant.
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The price of Egypt’s revolution
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Three months after Egypt’s revolution, the country’s economy struggles to recover.
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Reporters’ release tempered by news of colleague’s death
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American reporters Foley and Gillis said South African Anton Hammerl was shot by Gaddafi forces on April 5.
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Libyans head to Tunisia for sun, sand, and Vespas
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With a shortage of gasoline in Tripoli, many Libyans are buying gas-friendly mopeds in neighboring Tunisia
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Amid suppression, Egypt heads to the polls
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As Egyptians head to the polls today, many are already questioning the election’s legitimacy after incidents of intimidation and other abuses by the government of Hosni Mubarak.
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Pumping Iron in Gaza
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Throughout the Gaza Strip, where many cities are still destroyed from the Israeli offensive, some young men are finding hope in the gym. But steroid use is a growing problem. Originally published on Global Post on January 15, 2010.