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As many as half a million Irish natives, immigrants and tourists jammed into Dublin’s city center Tuesday to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day, a boisterous national holiday that has been darkened this year by recession and violence.

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500,000 cheer St Patrick’s parade in Dublin (AP via Yahoo! News)

The five dancers from Cie2k_far Contemporary Dance Company from Morocco were riveting in the hourlong work they performed on Tuesday in Washington.

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Spirited Moroccans, Flirtatious and Playful (New York Times)

The former Khmer Rouge “First Lady” launched an angry tirade at Cambodia’s UN-backed genocide tribunal on Tuesday, telling her accusers they would be “cursed to the seventh circle of hell.”

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Khmer Rouge ‘First Lady’ in Cambodia court tirade (AFP via Yahoo! News)

Robert Pigott launches his new fortnightly briefing

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Faith Diary (BBC News)

St. Edmund’s spokesman says parishioners followed laws in split ELM GROVE – Citing the Episcopal Church’s “decision to move to the extreme left of Christianity” as a primary concern, St. Edmund’s Anglican Church member and spokesman Dr.

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Church leader fires back at Episcopal diocese (Greater Milwaukee Today)

The boss of a prison where some 16,000 men, women and children were tortured and executed appeared before Cambodia’s genocide tribunal Tuesday in its first trial over the Khmer Rouge reign of terror more than three decades ago.

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Khmer Rouge genocide trial opens in Cambodia (AP via Yahoo! News)

A notorious torture center boss went before Cambodia’s genocide tribunal Tuesday for its first trial over the deaths of an estimated 1.7 million people at the hands of the Khmer Rouge regime more than three decades ago.

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Cambodia genocide trial begins (AP via Yahoo! News)

BANGKOK — On Tuesday, after more than 30 years of delays and controversy, a member of Cambodia’s murderous Khmer Rouge regime will appear in court for the first time charged with crimes against humanity.

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Khmer Rouge Figure to Go Before Court (Washington Post)

Despite being previously exiled from the squad, Christian Panucci may be included in Luciano Spalletti’s team to face Atalanta…, …

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