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- 2006-12-24
Locations
(2006-12-24)
Baghdad (09%)
Gaza (08%)
London (06%)
Washington (05%)
Tehran (05%)
Jerusalem (04%)
Mogadishu (04%)
New York (04%)
Moscow (02%)
Boston (02%)
> Los Angeles (02%)
San Francisco (02%)
Rome (02%)
Hong Kong (02%)
Beijing (02%)
Kabul (02%)
Durban (01%)
Chicago (01%)
Cairo (01%)
Naples (01%)
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Associated Locations
Washington (10%)
Baghdad (06%)
Tampa (05%)
New Orleans (05%)
Miami (05%)
New York (05%)
Boston (05%)
San Francisco (05%)
Turin (03%)
Houston (03%)
Associated Articles
(3)
Boston Globe
Report: Health care suffers at LA jails
(2)
Monsters and Critics
Calif. Gov. Schwarzenegger breaks leg sk...
(2)
Boston Globe
Schwarzenegger breaks leg while skiing
(2)
Xinhua News
Schwarzenegger breaks leg in skiing accident
(2)
ABC News
Schwarzenegger Breaks Leg While Skiing
(2)
The Guardian
Critics' Review of 2006
(2)
DNA India
Arnold Schwarzenegger breaks leg while skiing
(2)
Washington Post
Dec. 24 Becomes Party Night for Jewish Singl...
(2)
SF Gate
SUN VALLEY, IDAHO / Schwarzenegger fractures leg on s...
(2)
Boston Globe
Calif. Gov. Schwarzenegger breaks leg skiing
(2)
WIST News
Schwarzenegger breaks his leg
(2)
CNN
Schwarzenegger fractures leg in skiing accident
(1)
Washington Post
Gates Gives Bush Evaluation of Iraq War
(1)
People's Daily
U.S. defense secretary briefs Bush after Iraq ...
(1)
Boston Globe
Schwarzenegger breaks leg while skiing
(1)
ABC News
Ex-Miss Nevada USA Apologizes for Photos
(1)
Boston Globe
LA mayor appeals block of school law
(1)
Washington Post
Gates Briefs Bush on Iraq
(1)
New York Times
Commander Is Called Open to Troop Surge
(1)
Voice of America
Chinese NBA Star Yao Ming to Miss Six Weeks ...
(1)
Monsters and Critics
Volunteer service preferred over draft
(1)
Boston Globe
2006 IN REVIEW: A year of adversity
(1)
ABC News
Ex-Miss Nevada USA Seeks a 2nd Chance
(1)
Boston Globe
2006 IN REVIEW: A year of adversity
(1)
Xinhua News
Yao Ming to miss six weeks of NBA season
(1)
ABC News
Schwarzenegger Breaks Leg While Skiing
(1)
International He...
U.S. commander said to be open to more tr...