Ten Mile Moscow Protest Forms Chain Around City Center
Thousands of protesters in Moscow form a 10 mile human chain around the Garden Ring as anti Putin demonstrations persist. Supporters and opponents mix on the wet streets while protesters demand fair elections and Putin to step down.
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Colombia rebels pledge to free all hostages in peace push
FARC said on its website it would release all hostages and abandon kidnapping to pursue peace talks with Colombia's government. Ten military and police personnel have been held for over a decade as the two sides move toward reconciliation.
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Five Greenpeace protesters detained after NZ oil ship protest
Actress Lawless and four Greenpeace activists were arrested after four days of action atop a drilling tower in Port Taranaki. Police removed them from the structure as the Shell chartered ship prepared to sail to the Arctic to drill five exploration wells. Lawless, 4, is known for a TV role.
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Ovaries Harbor Eye Producing Stem Cells, Study Suggests
Scientists report discovery of rare stem cells in ovaries of young women that could potentially form new eyes. Researchers led by Jonathan Try at Harvard Medical School caution that findings require replication and broader verification before changing long held beliefs about female egg reserves.
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Army IDs last missing soldier remains in Iraq
The U S military said it recovered the remains of Staff Sergeant Ahmed al Taie the last American service member missing in Iraq He was seized by gunmen after visiting his Iraqi wife in Baghdad on Oct 28 2006 The remains were identified at Dover Delaware officials provided few details about the death or discovery Hathal al Taie stated the family was told the bodies were received in Dover on Feb 22 and that authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding his death Entifadh Qanbar said the family will await more information from the Army
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The Artist Wins Best Picture at Academy Awards
The Artist directed by Michel Hazanavicius won best picture and best director at the 4th Awards. Meryl Streep earned her 3rd Oscar for acting, delivering a surprised reaction as Viola Davis faded from front-runner status for The Help.
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Winners list from the 84th Academy Awards in brief
The ceremony crowned The Artist with Best Picture and Jean Dujardin as Best Actor. Meryl Streep led acting nominees, Octavia Spencer won Supporting Actress, Christopher Plummer Supporting Actor, Hugo won Cinematography and Visual Effects, The Iron Lady took Makeup, A Separation won Foreign Language Film, The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo won Film Editing, and Rango claimed Animated Feature. Dujardin praised the audience stating I love your country.
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