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PRI's The World Jul 20, 2012
by The World
Thousands of Syrians flee across the border into Lebanon. Overseas reaction to the deadly movie theater shootings in Colorado. And a British singer defends his right to impersonate Meatloaf online.
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Cyclists Sprint to the Finish at the Tour de France
Tour de France racers crossed the finish line of Stage 18 in the town of Brive-la-Gaillarde in France's Limousin region. The Sky team seems headed for a victory when cyclists reach the Champs-Elysees in Paris.
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El Salvador Claims Violence Decline, Mother Still Looks for Kidnapped Son
A recent truce brokered by the Catholic Church has brought down the violence, but that hasn't helped a woman whose son is still missing.
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View of Colorado Theater Shooting A Year After Norway Attacks
For many in other countries the shooting is a stinging reminder of their own tragedies.
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Meat Loaf Sues His British Impersonator Dean Torkington
A singer in Britain is being sued by the American rock star Meat Loaf for being an online impostor.
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London 2012: Male Athletes Fly First Class, Heathrow Strike, Libya Olympic President Kidnapped
The World's Alex Gallafent is about to board his flight to London to cover the Games and anchor Marco Werman gets an update on this week's stories.
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Egyptian Christians Hit the Beaches on First Day of Ramadan
In the Egyptian coastal city of Alexandria, the beaches are largely empty, because Muslims are observing the first day of Ramadan. But there is one group that's enjoying the sun and waves -- Egyptian Christians.
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Syria Crisis: Rebels Take Control of Several Border Crossings
Anchor Marco Werman speaks to the BBC's Wyre Davies, who is at the border of between Syria and Turkey.
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PRI's The World Latest Edition 07/20/2012
Thousands of Syrians flee across the border into Lebanon. Overseas reaction to the deadly movie theater shootings in Colorado. And a British singer defends his right to impersonate Meatloaf online.
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'Searching for Sugarman': Sixto Rodriguez's Obscure to Icon Journey
A new documentary traces Rodriguez's fascinating journey from being a forgotten star to an anti-Apartheid icon.
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Sjakie the Baby Sloth Needs Teddy Bear to Survive
A baby sloth, named Sjakie, needs a teddy bear to survive after its mother wasn't producing enough milk. Wineke Schoo, park manager of Burgers Zoo in Arnhem, The Netherlands, explains why to anchor Marco Werman.
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Thousands of Syrians flee across the border into Lebanon. Overseas reaction to the deadly movie theater shootings in Colorado. And a British singer defends his right to impersonate Meatloaf online.
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