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At least 25 killed, 44 hurt when bus falls into ravine
Algerian bus crash kills at least 25 and injures 44
Algeria, Egypt call for regional peace
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At least 25 killed, 44 hurt when bus falls into ravine
At least 25 people were killed and 44 injured on Friday in a bus accident in Algeria, according to a provisional report from the Algerian Civil Protection.
At least 25 killed, 44 hurt when bus falls into ravine
At least 25 killed, 44 hurt when bus falls into ravine
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Orphanage blaze kills 11 children and injures 19
Fire in Algeria kills 11 kids, injures 19
Fire in Algeria kills 11 kids, injures 19
Overnight orphanage fire kills 11 children, injures 19
Orphanage blaze kills 11 children and injures 19
Orphanage blaze kills 11 children and injures 19
Orphanage fire in Algeria kills 11 children and injures 19 others
Orphanage blaze kills 11 children and injures 19
Fire rips through Algerian orphanage
Conspiracy claims
Algeria ups Mali ties
From where I sit:
JUST KICKIN’ IT
Cup, Thank for providing you, World the connection and inspiration Americans so desperately need, Mary Mcnamara of the Los Angeles Times writes.
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Thank you, World Cup, for giving connection and inspiration
Thank you, World Cup, for giving connection and inspiration
KU soccer coach Nate Lie sold on World Cup experiences in Lawrence and KC
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Swiss halt drought by knocking out Algeria
Goals by Embolo, Ndoye power Swiss into round of 16
Slick Switzerland sweeps past Algeria into last 16
Slick Switzerland sweeps past Algeria into last 16
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KU soccer coach Nate Lie sold on World Cup experiences in Lawrence and KC