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Many killed as rains lash Madeira

At least 32 people die in floods and mudslides as torrential rains hit the Portuguese island of Madeira, authorities say.

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Nato reassures Afghans over Dutch

Nato seeks to reassure Afghans they can rely on its support despite the uncertain future of Dutch troops there.

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Coma ‘miracle’ false, say medics

A Belgian who apparently began communicating after 23 years in a coma cannot in fact do so, researchers say.

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Pilots offer to talk with Lufthansa before strike (AP)

AP - The Cockpit pilots union offered Saturday to meet with the chief of Lufthansa AG to try to head off a four-day strike beginning Monday that could cause headaches for thousands of travelers.

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Iceland confirms receipt of revised Icesave offer (AP)

AP - Iceland’s finance ministry has received a revised proposal from Britain and the Netherlands on the repayment of $5.7 billion to the two countries following the collapse of the Icesave online bank, a spokesman said Saturday.

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Facebook status appears glitchy Saturday (AP)

AP - Facebook users have been complaining about problems at the social media site.

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Schools in China say they weren’t behind hacking (AP)

AP - Two prominent schools in China dispute allegations that hacking attacks on Google and other firms originated from them, a report said Saturday.

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Pa. school official defended in webcam spy case (AP)

Harriton High School is shown in Bryn Mawr, Pa., Thursday, Feb. 18, 2010.  A family alleges in a federal lawsuit that the suburban Philadelphia school district used school-issued laptop webcams to spy on students at home, potentially catching them and their families in compromising situations. (AP Photo/Matt Rourke)AP - A suburban Philadelphia school district accused in a lawsuit of secretly switching on laptop computer webcams inside students’ homes says one of its administrators has been “unfairly portrayed and unjustly attacked.”

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Many killed as rains lash Madeira

At least 32 people die in floods and mudslides as torrential rains hit the Portuguese island of Madeira, authorities say.

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Nato reassures Afghans over Dutch

Nato seeks to reassure Afghans they can rely on its support despite the uncertain future of Dutch troops there.

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