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The Maltese-flagged freighter, Arctic Sea, that mysteriously disappeared in the Atlantic over the summer, is towed into harbor in Valletta, Thursday, Oct. 29, 2009. A day earlier, Maltese maritime authorities inspected the ship for any radiation. They say they found nothing and cleared it to dock. Arctic Sea with a Russian crew left Finland in July loaded with timber but failed to reach its Algerian destination in early August. A Russian warship located it days later off West Africa and arrested eight alleged hijackers. It was purportedly attacked by pirates in Swedish waters. There was speculation the ship was carrying missiles for Iran or Syria. Russian officials dismissed the claims. Maltese authorities say the timber was still aboard. (AP Photo/Lino Azzopardi)

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Six plead guilty over Arctic Sea cargo ship case
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Continue reading the main story Related stories | Man jailed in mystery ship case Probing the Arctic Sea conspiracies | Six men have pleaded guilty to piracy in connection with the seizure of a Russia... (photo: AP / Lino Azzopardi)

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| While anti-Israel bigots, Arabs, Muslims have for so long tried to cast Israelis' legitimate concern over a growing racist Arab threat that seeks its annihilation - in a bad light, the recent phenom... (photo: WN / Ahmed Deeb)

Thousands of protesters march Friday, Jan. 9, 2009 in Algiers during an unauthorized demonstration in support of Palestinians in the Gaza Strip. Tens of thousands of people, many waving Palestinian or Algerian flags, marched in at least two protests in Algiers. Hundreds of protesters clashed with riot police Friday in Algeria's capital.

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Algerians protest over al Qaeda violence
| FREHA, Algeria (Reuters) - About 2,500 people demonstrated in a remote part of Algeria on Monday to demand that security forces do more to protect them from al Qaeda-linked militants who use the are... (photo: AP)
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Thousands of protesters march Friday, Jan. 9, 2009 in Algiers during an unauthorized demonstration in support of Palestinians in the Gaza Strip. Tens of thousands of people, many waving Palestinian or Algerian flags, marched in at least two protests in Algiers. Hundreds of protesters clashed with riot police Friday in Algeria's capital.

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