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Police remove underwater sculptures from the Fairmont hotel in move critics say is aimed at 'courting religious vote'.
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Maldives police remove 'anti-Islamic idols' in luxury resort raid
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India cancels talks with Pakistan over 'brutal killings'
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Sexual assault survivors tell Trump 'why I didn't report'
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Russia, Turkey set borders of Idlib demilitarised zone
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Nigeria's young daughters are sold as 'money wives'
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China urges US to withdraw sanctions or face 'consequences'
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Hopes fade for missing in Tanzania ferry disaster
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Hundreds face mass eviction in Canada's capital
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Discontent brews in India over Modi's rule
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Malaysia: Anwar Ibrahim blames former PM Najib for corruption
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