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PRI's The World: 29th August, 2012
by The World
A doctor shares her story of working in an underground hospital in rebel-held Syria. Then, bilingual ballot may not be available for all voting stations for the US presidential elections. And Britain's Nosferatu D2 hits big after breaking up.
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Saving Lives in a Clandestine Hospital in Rebel-Held Syria
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PRI's The World: Latest Edition 08/29/2012
A doctor shares her story of working in an underground hospital in rebel-held Syria. Then, bilingual ballot may not be available for all voting stations for the US presidential elections. And Britain's Nosferatu D2 hits big after breaking up.
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Fan Releases Nosferatu D2's Album Again, Ignites Cult Following
Nosfeartu D2 was virtually a nameless band when it broke up in 2007, but developed a cult following on the release of its debut album two years later by one diehard fan.
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Three Person Civil Union in Brazil Sparks Controversy
Three people in Brazil - a man and two women - have been living together for three years and have a joint bank account. And that entitles them to certain family benefits, according to the notary in São Paulo. The move has been denounced by religious groups and others. The BBC's Jefferson Puff has...
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Sleeping Beauty to Awaken Political Slumber in Ukrainian Art Exhibit
An art exhibit called "the Sleeping Beauty project" has been causing a stir in Ukraine. It's part social experiment -- part political statement. The exhibit features women who look to be sleeping. Gallery visitors have the opportunity, if they meet certain criteria, to kiss the sleeping woman.…
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A doctor shares her story of working in an underground hospital in rebel-held Syria. Then, bilingual ballot may not be available for all voting stations for the US presidential elections. And Britain's Nosferatu D2 hits big after breaking up.
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