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Accusing Osama bin Laden of being an opportunist, Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat has asked the al-Qaida leader not to hide behind the Palestinian cause and not to exploit the Palestinian issue for his own purpose.
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A file photograph of British Prime Minister Tony Blair with wife Cherie Cherie issue: Britain to introduce anti-sleaze law
 The British government plans to introduce new anti-sleaze laws to clean up political life even as a senior Labour party leader launched a frontal attack on the British media for "indulging in a massive campaign of abuse and distortion" in the case of Cherie Blair, wife of the Prime Minister.

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