Clashes Mark Rising Tensions in Jerusalem
| An activist group drew attention to additional plans to build housing in East Jerusalem as Palestinians clashed with security forces. 03/16/2010 17:40 (nytimes world) Continue to read news >> |
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Fit For A Miniature Indian Highway For 17 years, a former furniture maker has been selling his handmade wooden tiny trucks and tractors on a roadside in Punjab, the real versions rumbling by a few feet awa |
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