Harvard graduate Ellen Johnson Sirleaf claims Liberia victory
Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, a Harvard educated former finance minister, appears set to become Africa's first elected female leader with about 59 percent of Liberia's vote as counting nears completion. George Weah protests alleged ballot-stuffing and seeks formal review, meeting UN peacekeeping head Alan Doss to pursue the complaint.
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Tooth Believed From Napoleon Fetches 22600 At London Auction
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