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Nick Ramos, walking the streets in the dead of night alongside the Iraqi police.
CNN: Iraqi forces now calling the shots
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Panorama investigates a death in a Russian prison that has brought the threat of violence to the UK. Could a whistleblower found dead on the streets of Surrey be the latest victim of the Russian crime wars?
BBC: Is Russian crime arriving on UK shores?
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The blind man and his guide move away down the narrow streets of the small, dead town.
NEWYORKER: See the Other Side
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But by the end of the 16-hour battle in which commandos tried to seize several of Aidid's top lieutenants, 18 elite Army Rangers and hundreds of Somalis lay dead in the streets of Mogadishu.
CNN: U.S. supported France's failed hostage rescue in Somalia
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Across the rattled streets of Boston, churches opened their doors to remember the dead and ease the grief of the living.
NPR: Boston Marks Week From Marathon Bombs With Silence
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O'Brien's play is a story of war and war reporting that was inspired by the experiences of Paul Watson, who won a Pulitzer for a 1993 photo of a dead U.S. Army Ranger dragged through the streets of Somalia's capital.
WSJ: Schenkkan, O'Brien win award honoring Sen. Kennedy
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So bad that the cross streets of Chelsea could be renamed dead zones.
FORBES: AT&T Wireless Network Is More Stone Age Than 4G
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It was this last mistake that prompted Egypt's democrats in the past week to take again to the streets across the country at a cost of 40-odd dead and more than 1, 000 injured.
ECONOMIST: Egypt��s turmoil
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Within the dark walls of 97 Orchard Street, Germans, Irish, Italians, and Sephardic Greeks crammed their large families, with dead horses and filth of all description littering the nearby streets.
FORBES: Connect
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He lived as "a tramp" on the streets of Bournemouth for three years until last year when he was beaten unconscious and left for dead.
BBC: NEWS | UK | England | Dorset | Theatre paves way back from drugs
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The local library then became his seat of learning, along with the shops, streets and bars of the Hill district, and the workplaces whose little incidents punctuated the boredom of a series of dead-end jobs.
ECONOMIST: August Wilson