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DAILY MUSIC NEWS WRAP UP: Ashanti, Mariah Carey, Bilal, Swizz Beatz & more! (BET.com)
25-Sep-2006
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Cleveland friends are eliminated in 'Amazing Race' season opener (The Plain Dealer)
18-Sep-2006
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A Seattle traffic jam and a confused Beijing taxi driver caused Bilal Abdul-Mani and Sa'eed Rudolph to be the first team to be eliminated during Sunday night's season opener of "The Amazing Race."
The U.S. army in (Al Jazeera)
18-Sep-2006
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photographer without charges since April, the agency reported on Monday. U.S. forces arrested Bilal Hussein, an Iraqi citizen, in the Iraqi city of Ramadi on April 12, AP said.
The U.S. army in Iraq has been holding an Associated Press photographer since April without charges, the agency (Al Jazeera)
18-Sep-2006
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U.S. forces arrested Bilal Hussein, an Iraqi citizen, in the Iraqi city of Ramadi on April 12, AP said. Military officials claim that the 35-year-old photographer is being detained for “imperative reasons of security” under the United Nations resolutions.
Two Cleveland pals (Akron Beacon Journal)
18-Sep-2006
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lose `Amazing Race' Two friends from Cleveland were the first team eliminated Sunday from the latest version of The Amazing Race. Bilal Abdul-Mani, a medical supply technician, and Sa'eed Rudolph, a power lineman, did not even make it to the first of the round-the-world competition's pit stops, where the last-place team is usually dropped. Instead, the show shook up the racers by dropping the
U.S. Holds AP Photographer in Iraq 5 Mos (San Francisco Chronicle)
18-Sep-2006
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The U.S. military in Iraq has imprisoned an Associated Press photographer for five months, accusing him of being a security threat but never filing charges or permitting a public hearing. Military officials said Bilal Hussein, an Iraqi citizen, was...
5 Months Later, A.P. Photographer Still Held In Iraq By U.S. (Free Internet Press)
18-Sep-2006
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The U.S. military in Iraq has imprisoned an Associated Press photographer for five months, accusing him of being a security threat but never filing charges or permitting a public hearing. Military officials said Bilal Hussein, an Iraqi citizen, was being held for "imperative reasons of security" under United Nations resolutions. A.P. executives said the news cooperative's review of Hussein's work
News in Brief: Headlines From Around The World (Michigan Daily)
18-Sep-2006
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U.S. military holds AP photographer The U.S. military in Iraq has imprisoned an Associated Press photographer for five months, accusing him of being a security threat but never filing charges or permitting a public hearing. Military officials said Bilal Hussein, an Iraqi citizen, was being held for "imperative reasons of security" under United Nations resolutions.
Photographer held in Iraq for five months (Daily Vidette)
18-Sep-2006
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(AP) - The U.S. military in Iraq has imprisoned an Associated Press photographer for five months, accusing him of being a security threat but never filing charges or permitting a public hearing. Military officials said Bilal Hussein, an Iraqi citizen, was being held for "imperative reasons of security" under United Nations resolutions.
Old Damascus opens its doors for evening of music
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16-Jun-2006
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 Reuters - Syria opened its public
buildings in the old city of Damascus on Thursday for a series
of free musical concerts modeled after France's annual Fete de
la Musique.
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