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Newspaper from 2005/08/29

The text describes various events and news from around the world on August 29, 2005. These include a woman in Niger getting water from an infected pool despite warnings of cholera, the presentation of sports awards in India, Malaysia's 48th anniversary of independence from colonial rule, and the start of the school year in Germany with a new record high oil price. Additionally, China has halted imports of freshwater fish due to the discovery of cancer-causing chemicals, and the leaders of Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party are debating ahead of elections.

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The text describes various events and news from around the world on August 29, 2005. These include a woman in Niger getting water from an infected pool despite warnings of cholera, the presentation of sports awards in India, Malaysia's 48th anniversary of independence from colonial rule, and the start of the school year in Germany with a new record high oil price. Additionally, China has halted imports of freshwater fish due to the discovery of cancer-causing chemicals, and the leaders of Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party are debating ahead of elections.

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