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[Title] => Virgin Galactic gets back on track toward space tourism
[Summary] => Virgin Galactic had proclaimed 2015 was finally going to be the year. That was until the company's rocket-powered spacecraft broke apart over California's Mojave Desert during a test flight last fall.
[DatePublished] => 2015-02-04 10:33:45
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[AuthorName] => Susan Montoya Bryan
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[Title] => Google unveils world's last detailed map in NKorea
[Summary] => North Korea may be the world's most shrouded country, but on Tuesday Google Maps lifted the veil just a little, uploading a map of the police state complete with street names in the capital.
[DatePublished] => 2013-01-30 11:20:05
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[Title] => Google exec gets look at NKoreans using Internet
[Summary] => Google's executive chairman is getting a firsthand look at how students at North Korea's top university use the Internet — including Google.
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[Title] => US irked by Google chief's NKorea plans
[Summary] => Google chief Eric Schmidt's plan to visit North Korea has put the Obama administration in the awkward position of opposing a champion of Internet freedom engaging with one of the most intensely censored countries.
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[Title] => Analysis: Why Google chief's NKorea visit irks US
[Summary] => Google chief Eric Schmidt's plan to visit North Korea has put the Obama administration in the awkward position of opposing a champion of Internet freedom engaging with one of the most intensely censored countries.
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[Title] => AP sources: US offered Cuba swap for American
[Summary] => The United States offered to let a convicted Cuban spy return home in exchange for the release of an imprisoned American, but Cuba rebuffed the offer, US officials said.
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[Title] => AP Interview: Cuba won't unilaterally free Gross
[Summary] => The United States should not expect Cuba to make a unilateral humanitarian gesture to release an imprisoned American government contractor, a senior Cuban official said yesterday.
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[Title] => Cuba hits back at Richardson over failed visit
[Summary] => Cuba accused former New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson of "blackmail" and slander on Wednesday, denying his claims that he was invited to the island to negotiate the release of a jailed American government subcontractor.
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[Title] => Security Council to meet as South Korea set on exercise
[Summary] => South Korea's military waited for better weather to hold live-fire drills that the North warned would cause it to retaliate, but the high tensions prompted the U.N. Security Council to schedule an emergency meeting at Russia's request.
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[Title] => UN body to meet as South Korea plans drills near border
[Summary] => South Korea's military waited for better weather to hold live-fire drills that the North warned would cause it to retaliate, but the high tensions prompted the U.N. Security Council to schedule an emergency meeting at Russia's request.
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