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| Car bomb kills at least 20 in Mogadishu A car bomb in a busy street in the centre of Somalia's capital Mogadishu killed at least 20 people on Saturday and injured several others, police said.
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| In California, Fires So Fast Hesitation Proved Lethal With towering flames bearing down, one victim delayed escape in hopes of saving his new truck — but he could not find the keys. An elderly couple ...
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