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Beijing targets those who cross the street 'with Chinese characteristics'Beijing's 'strike hard' campaign aims to tame the anarchy that reigns at crosswalks and intersections. Our correspondent's take: 'Good luck.'
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Hugo Chávez challenges Venezuelan 'birthright' to cheap gas
In Venezuela, Humberto Patadilla pays just under $1 for 21 gallons of gasoline. If Hugo Chávez raises gas prices, he says, it could 'cause an explosion against him.'
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Global News Blog
Beijing traffic can be a nightmare, but try buying a used carBeijing's traffic jam caught the world's attention this week. But when I went to buy a 7-year-old Jeep last week, I discovered another world of gridlock.
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IRS: a frequent target of antigovernment violence
Thursday's attack, in which Joseph Stack flew his plane into IRS offices in Austin, Texas, is just the latest in a string of attacks against the Internal Revenue Service. There are an average of 918 threats against employees a year, says a government agency.
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Is hydrogen the future? This car goes 0 to 60 in 12 seconds.
US Energy Secretary Steven Chu has said that hydrogen-fueled cars will not be pratical for a decade. But researchers at Hyundai-Kia Motors in South Korea say they're on course to make them in six years.
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