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Britain alarmed by outbreak of "mad cow" disease
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Militant Taliban leaders seize Afghan capital of Kabul.
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F.B.I arrests suspected Unabomber.
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President blocks ban on late-term abortions.
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U.S, U.K and France agree to freeze Nazi's gold loot
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European Union plans to admit 6 nations.
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Hong Kong returns to Chinese rule
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Matthew Shepard, gay Wyoming student, was fatally beaten in a hate crime in which 2 guilty students were arrested.
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Europeans agree on single currency.
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U.S cruise missiles hit terrorist bases in Sudan and Afghanistan.
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President accused in White House sex scandal denies allegations of affair with White House intern, Monica Lewinsky.
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U.S Supreme Court rules in favor of Bush over Gore.
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U.S sailors on naval ship "The Cole" attacked Yemen.
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Mad cow disease in Europe breaks out through bad meat.
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The World Trade Center and the Pentagon are attacked by the Al Quaeda.
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The Taliban is ousted by the American army.
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Tamil Tigers and Sri Lankan government sign a cease-fire agreement, ending 19 years of civil war.
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U.S. withdraws from International Court Treaty.
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Terrorist bomb in Bali kills hundreds.
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Ariel Sharon elected Israeli prime minister.
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Space shuttle in Columbia explodes, killing all 7 astronauts.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger is elected the governor of California in Gray Davis' place.
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The U.S declares official end to combat operations in Iraq.
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Spain is rocked by terrorist attacks, killing more than 200. Al Qaeda takes responsibility.
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Gay marriages begin in Massachusetts, the first state in the country to legalize such unions.
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U.S. troops launch an attack on Falluja, stronghold of the Iraqi insurgenty.
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Worldwide aid pours in to help the 11 Asian countries devestated by the December 6, 2004 tsunami.
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The Terry Schiavo case becomes the fucus of an emotional battle in Congress.
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Pope John Paul II dies and is replaced by Benedict XVI.
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After weeks of student-led protests, French president Jacques Chirac repels a new labor law that would have made it easier for employers to fire workers under 25.
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Democrats gain control of both houses of Congress in midterm relations.
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The Senate confirms Mike McConnell as the director of National Intelligence.
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Romania and Bulgaria join the European Union, bringing the number of countries to 27.
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California Democrat Nancy Pelosi becomes the first woman speaker of the House.
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Three men wearing ski masks steal four pieces of artwork from the Zurich Museum in one of the largest art robberies in history.
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Presidential primary election begins with Barack Obama and Mike Huckabee.
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Cuban president Fidel Castro permanently steps down after 49 years in power.
