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article-11554_2 | The quake <24>knocked</24> out power and telephone service in various parts of Santiago, but the National Emergency Office of the Interior Ministry said that it had received no reports of major damage or injuries so far. There were reports of <27>rockslides</27> on a highway outside of Santiago, and residents of Valparaiso said the facades of some old buildings had <29>fallen</29>. Public Works Minister Laurence Golbourne said that that Chile's airports and roadways <31>appeared</31> undamaged. Chile is highly earthquake-prone. A magnitude-7.1 earthquake struck central Chile on March 25, the strongest and longest that many people said they had felt since a huge quake <37>devastated</37> that region two years ago. | [
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article-20789_0 | Alex McLeish has <1>expressed</1> his regret at <2>letting</2> down Aston Villa fans following his season of <3>failure</3> with the club. McLeish was <4>sacked</4> on Monday by owner Randy Lerner after just 11 months in charge, <5>overseeing</5> a dismal <6>campaign</6> in which Villa <7>came</7> within two points of relegation from the Barclays Premier League. He <19>said</19>: "I was truly honoured to have been <9>given</9> the opportunity to <10>manage</10> the club, which plays such an important part in the fabric of the local community and to its worldwide fan base... My only regret in leaving now is we weren't able to achieve more for the supporters and their high expectations." Villa <11>managed</11> a club record low of four home wins, with their points tally of 38 their lowest for 42 years and their eventual 16th-place <12>finish</12> their worst in six seasons. In being <13>appointed</13> manager after <14>taking</14> bitter cross-city rivals Birmingham down into the Championship last season, McLeish never truly won over the supporters. | [
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article-12049_0 | Authorities in Mexico <1>raised</1> the alert level for the Popocatepetl volcano southeast of Mexico City due to <2>increasing</2> activity. It's now at the fifth step on a seven-level warning scale. A lava dome is <3>growing</3> in the volcano's crater, the National Disaster Prevention Centre <7>said</7> on Tuesday. The 5 450-meter volcano also has been <5>spewing</5> fragments of incandescent rock recently, as well as water vapour and ash. The volcano could experience "significant explosions of growing intensity that hurl incandescent rocks significant distances," large ash showers and possible flows of mud and molten rocks down the volcano's flanks, the Centre said. | [
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article-2282_0 | Former Israeli president Moshe Katsav <1>began</1> <2>serving</2> a seven-year prison term for rape on Wednesday, <3>professing</3> his innocence and <4>saying</4> he was being "buried alive". The case has <5>captivated</5> the country for more than five years and marked the first time a former Israeli head of state has been <20>jailed</20>. Officials <7>say</7> it proves no one is above the law. Katsav, 66, was president from 2000 to 2007. He was <8>convicted</8> last year of twice raping an aide when he was a cabinet minister in the late 1990s and sexually assaulting two other women who worked for him while he was president. | [
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article-2282_3 | Katsav's <21>ascent</21> to the presidency, an institution traditionally above Israel's rough-and-tumble political scene, was almost as dramatic as his <22>downfall</22>. At 24, the Iranian-born Katsav <23>became</23> Israel's youngest mayor, a symbol for Sephardim, or Jews of Middle Eastern descent, <24>struggling</24> to <25>climb</25> the political and social ladder in a country long led by Jews of European origin. As a member of the right-wing Likud party, he went on to <26>hold</26> a number of cabinet posts. Parliament <27>elected</27> him president in a surprise <28>victory</28> over Shimon Peres, Israel's Nobel Peace Prize-winning elder statesman, who now <29>holds</29> the office. In 2007 a long <30>investigation</30> into rape allegations <31>forced</31> Katsav to <32>step</32> down from the presidency in disgrace. | [
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article-18161_0 | Over 15 months after his <22>arrest</22>, former Telecom Minister A Raja was today <11>granted</11> bail by a Delhi court in the 2G spectrum case. "The bail application is allowed," Special CBI Judge O P Saini <7>said</7>.The court granted bail to the DMK MP on a personal bond of Rs 20 lakh and two sureties of the like amount. The court while <9>granting</9> bail <6>imposed</6> conditions on Raja that he will not visit Tamil Nadu without its prior permission and will not go to the office of the Department of Telecom (DoT).The court, in its 14-page bail order, also said that Raja would not try to influence any witnesses while on bail. Raja was <8>arrested</8> on February 2, last year. The court, while granting bail to 49-year-old Raja, said all the co-accused in the case have already been granted bail and his further detention would not serve any purpose. | [
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article-242_0 | Former Philippine President Gloria Arroyo has been <1>arrested</1> in her hospital room on electoral fraud charges, the latest in a high-profile case heightened by the former leader's <2>attempt</2> to leave the country for medical <7>treatment</7>.A Philippine official who <3>served</3> Ms. Arroyo with an arrest warrant Friday <4>said</4> the former leader would be permitted to remain in the hospital in Manila, where her aides <5>say</5> she is <6>receiving</6> treatment for a bone disease. She has been in the hospital since Tuesday night after she and her husband were <8>stopped</8> at the Manila airport and <9>prevented</9> from leaving because of the ongoing <10>investigations</10>.The warrant, which prevents Ms. Arroyo from leaving the country, was <11>issued</11> hours after the Philippines election commission <12>approved</12> fraud charges against the former Philippine leader. The maximum penalty for the crime is life imprisonment.The justice department has been <13>investigating</13> Ms. Arroyo for alleged vote rigging in the 2004 and 2007 <14>polls</14>. She and her husband are also being <15>investigated</15> for alleged corruption involving government contracts. Former Philippine President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo is <16>seen</16> with a neck brace as she <17>arrives</17> on a wheelchair for a flight to Hong Kong at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport in Paranaque, Manila November 15, 2011 Ms. Arroyo, the country's second female president who is now a congresswoman, has long been <18>accused</18> of corrupt acts during her time in power from 2001 to 2010. | [
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},
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