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[Title] => Malaysia's top court: 'Allah' for Muslims only
[Summary] => Malaysia's top court ruled yesterday that non-Muslims cannot use the word "Allah" to refer to God, delivering the final word on a contentious debate that has reinforced complaints that religious minorities are treated unfairly in the Muslim-majority country.
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[Title] => Malaysia's top court: 'Allah' for Muslims only
[Summary] => Malaysia's top court on Monday upheld a government ban forbidding non-Muslims from using "Allah" to refer to God, rejecting an appeal by the Roman Catholic Church that argued that the law failed to consider the rights of minorities in the largely Muslim nation.
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[Title] => HR victims to get P50 K compensation
[Summary] => Some 10,000 victims of human rights abuses during the Marcos regime will get compensation of P50,000 each on Jan. 27, 2014, their lawyer said yesterday.
[DatePublished] => 2013-12-11 00:00:00
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[Title] => Non-Muslims prohibited to use 'Allah' in Malaysia
[Summary] => A Malaysian appeals court on Monday upheld a government ban against the use of the word "Allah" to refer to God in non-Muslim faiths, overruling claims by Christians in this Muslim-majority nation that the restriction violates their religious rights.
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[Title] => The public nature of elections
[Summary] => We know a little bit more about the Smartmatic-PCOS — Comelec collusion since the recent testing of the machines.
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[Title] => Australian court extends ban on Galaxy tab sales
[Summary] => Apple Inc. wins a small victory on Friday in its global patent battle with rival Samsung, after Australia's highest court temporarily extends a ban on sales of Samsung's Galaxy tablet computers in the country.
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[Title] => Australian court clears sale of Samsung Galaxy tab
[Summary] => Samsung Electronics Co. is closer to selling its new Galaxy tablet computer in Australia after a court on Wednesday overturned a ruling that sided with Apple's allegations Samsung had copied its iPad and iPhone.
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[Title] => Australian court allows sale of Samsung Galaxy tab
[Summary] => An Australian court has ruled that Samsung Electronics Co. will be allowed to sell its new Galaxy tablet computer in Australia.
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[Title] => White House says no evidence of extraterrestrials
[Summary] => The White House says it has no evidence that extraterrestrial creatures exist.
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[Title] => Apple wins battle to block Samsung tablets in Australia
[Summary] => American technology company Apple won a victory on Thursday in its global patent battle with rival Samsung when a Federal Court judge of Australia granted a temporary injunction blocking the sale of Samsung's latest tablet computer in the country.
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