| Freiburg drop deeper into relegation mire |  Bundesliga bottom club Freiburg leaked three goals in the first 17 minutes and had a man sent off in a 3-1 defeat at Mainz on Sunday as they dropped deeper into the German league relegation mire.
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| Fear mars Sunday prayers in flashpoint Nigerian city |  Christians in Nigeria's city of Kano were searched outside church on Sunday by troops on alert after Islamists who recently killed 185 in the city vowed their violent campaign would go on.
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| Real Madrid's Pepe admits Real Zaragoza caused them problems |  
The Portuguese defender has stressed that it was not easy for the Blancos, and added that the win was extra pleasing because it was in front of their home fans
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| Teens migrating to Twitter _ sometimes for privacy | | Teens don't tweet, will never tweet - too public, too many older users. Not cool. | Score: 32 | |
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| Strike on summit day shows task at hand | | German Chancellor Angela Merkel and other European leaders meeting for a summit will only have to look out of the window to see the biggest problem with their steady diet of austerity and belt-tightening to fix the financial crisis: disgruntled workers organizing a nationwide strike to protest the direction in which Europe is heading. | Score: 50 | |
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| Greek officials conclude meeting about creditors |  Greece's prime minister and the leaders of the three parties backing his coalition government have concluded a nearly three-hour meeting discussing the country's negotiations with its creditors.
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| Jordan's king meets Hamas chief after 12-year rupture |  AMMAN (Reuters) - Hamas chief Khaled Meshaal on Sunday made his first official visit to Jordan since the kingdom expelled him more than a decade ago and held talks with King Abdullah. Meshaal was accompanied by Qatar's Crown Prince Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani. The visit was planned before an uprising erupted in Syria, where Hamas has had its main headquarters outside the Gaza Strip. Both Hamas and Jordan have denied that the Islamist movement may move its headquarters from Damascus, where many of its Jordanian leadership relocated after being expelled from the kingdom in 1999. ...
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| Survival story "The Grey" wins weekend box office |  LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Survival story "The Grey" starring Liam Neeson topped the weekend movie box office charts with an estimated $20 million in U.S. and Canadian ticket sales, according to studio estimates released on Sunday. "The Grey" knocked last weekend's winner, "Underworld: Awakening," to second place. The vampire and werewolf sequel starring Kate Beckinsale brought in $12.5 million from Friday through Sunday. New Katherine Heigl comedy "One for the Money" finished third with $11.8 million. ...
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| Madonna says charity plans 10 schools in Malawi | | Nearly six years after it was created, Madonna's Raising Malawi charity is set to break ground on the construction of schools in the impoverished country, but they will be run by the local community, not the superstar's organization. | Score: 98 | |
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| Syria troops battle to retake Damascus suburbs, 19 die |  AMMAN/BEIRUT (Reuters) - Around 2,000 Syrian troops backed by tanks launched an assault to retake Damascus suburbs from rebels on Sunday, activists said, a day after the Arab League suspended its monitoring mission in Syria because of worsening violence. They said 19 civilians and rebel fighters were killed as the soldiers in buses and armoured personnel carriers moved in at dawn, along with at least 50 tanks and armoured vehicles. ...
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