Shrapnel from U.S. missile found at al Qaida leader’s death site
Shrapnel pieces bearing AGM-114 Hellfire marks were found at the blast site of a house in Pakistan where Hamza Rabia, a top al Qaida leader, was reportedly killed. Officials withheld confirmation of the death or a drone strike. Local residents recalled two detonations and a bright flash as the house exploded.
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Recipient of world's first partial face transplant thriving
PARIS AP The recipient of the world s first partial face transplant is thriving medically and psychologically a week after surgery. Dr Jean Michel Dubernard said she is perfect psychologically and doing well. The 38 year old will stay in Lyon for four to six weeks and must take anti rejection drugs. The section of nose lips and chin was transplanted November 27 in Amiens after severe dog mauling left her with little facial tissue. She is a divorced mother of two and has not been named.
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