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John McQuaid: Burma Disappears the Cyclone
- 5/11/2008
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Totalitarian states disappear things as matter of course - people, crimes, and history itself. No one knows how many died in the of the 1990s, though some estimates put the figure as high as 3 million.
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Aid Trickles Into Cyclone-Ravaged Burma
- 19 Hours ago
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Residents walk past houses destroyed by Cyclone Nargis in Bogalay, Burma, 09 May 2008A cargo plane chartered by the International Committee of the Red Cross has arrived Burma's major city of Rangoon,
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351 dead after Burma cyclone
- 24 Hours ago
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people have been reported dead after a cyclone hit Burma, which is also known as Myanmar. As a result it has been declared by the Burmese government that five states are currently disaster areas. A diplomat
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