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+{"text": "<s> <h>In a long-elusive compromise </h> , <h>opposition leader Prince Norodom Ranariddh will become president of the National Assembly </h>  resulting from disputed elections in July, even though Hun Sen's party holds a majority of 64 seats in the 122-member chamber. </s> <s> After a three-month impasse, they agreed last week <h>to a coalition deal </h>  that <h>will make Hun Sen sole prime minister and Ranariddh president of the National Assembly. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Last week </h> , <h>Hun Sen's Cambodian People's Party and Ranariddh's FUNCINPEC party agreed to form a coalition that would leave Hun Sen as sole prime minister and make the prince president of the National Assembly. </h>  </s> <s> <h>The agreement will make Hun Sen prime minister and Ranariddh president of the National Assembly. </h>  </s> <s> <h>The deal, which will make Hun Sen prime minister and Ranariddh president of the National Assembly </h> , <h>ended more than three months of political deadlock </h>  that followed a July election narrowly won by Hun Sen. Key to the agreement was the formation of a Senate as the upper house of Parliament, to be led by CPP President Chea Sim, the outgoing head of the National Assembly. </s>", "summary": "Cambodia King Norodom Sihanouk leaving strongman Hun Sen as Prime Minister and opposition leader Prince Norodom Ranariddh president of the National Assembly."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Opposition leaders Prince Norodom Ranariddh and Sam Rainsy </h> , <h>citing Hun Sen's threats </h>  to arrest opposition figures after two alleged attempts on his life, said they could not negotiate freely in Cambodia and called for talks at Sihanouk's residence in Beijing. </s> <s> <h>Opposition leaders Prince Norodom Ranariddh and Sam Rainsy </h> , citing Hun Sen's threats to arrest opposition figures after two alleged attempts on his life, <h>said they could not negotiate freely in Cambodia </h>  and called for talks at Sihanouk's residence in Beijing. </s> <s> Negotiations to form the next government have become deadlocked, and <h>opposition party leaders Prince Norodom Ranariddh and Sam Rainsy are out of the country </h>  following threats of arrest from strongman Hun Sen. Hun Sen complained Monday that the opposition was trying to make its members' return an international issue. </s> <s> Fearing for their safety, <h>Sam Rainsy and his then-ally Prince Norodom Ranariddh led an exodus of opposition lawmakers out of Cambodia </h>  after parliament was ceremonially opened in late September. </s>", "summary": "Prime Minister Hun Sen insisted that talks take place in Cambodia while opposition leaders Ranariddh and Sam Rainsy, fearing arrest at home, wanted them abroad."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Hun Sen's ruling party narrowly won a majority in elections in July </h> , but the opposition _ claiming widespread intimidation and fraud _ has denied Hun Sen the two-thirds vote in parliament required to approve the next government. </s> <s> Ranariddh and his core supporters did not return to Cambodia until a few months before an election in July this year that <h>the ruling party narrowly won. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Hun Sen's Cambodian People's Party narrowly won the polls </h> , but a strong second-place finish by Ranariddh's FUNCINPEC gave the royalist party leverage in post-election negotiations. </s> <s> The alleged assassination attempt came during massive street demonstrations organized by the opposition after <h>Hun Sen's Cambodian People's Party narrowly won the election. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Cambodian elections fraudulent gave the CPP of Hun Sen a scant majority but not enough to form its own government."}
+{"text": "<s> King Norodom Sihanouk has declined requests to chair a summit of Cambodia's top political leaders, saying the meeting would not bring <h>any </h>  progress <h>in deadlocked negotiations to form a government. </h>  </s> <s> <h>A series of negotiations to forge a new government </h>  have failed. </s> <s> <h>A series of negotiations to forge a new government have failed. </h>  </s>", "summary": "The announcement comes after months of bitter argument following the failure of any party"}
+{"text": "<s> The assurances were aimed especially at Sam Rainsy, leader of a vocally anti-Hun Sen opposition party, who was forced to take refuge in the U.N. offices in September to avoid arrest after <h>Hun Sen accused him of being behind a plot against his life. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Sam Rainsy </h> , a staunch critic of Hun Sen, was forced to take refuge in a U.N. office in September <h>to avoid arrest after Hun Sen accused him of being behind a plot against his life. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Sam Rainsy </h> , a staunch critic of Hun Sen, was forced <h>to take refuge in a U.N. office in September to avoid arrest after Hun Sen accused him of </h>  being behind a plot against his life. </s>", "summary": "Rainey had been accused by Hun Sen of being behind an assassination attempt against him during massive street demonstrations in September."}
+{"text": "<s> Their arguments turned bloody last year when <h>Hun Sen ousted Ranariddh in a coup. </h>  </s> <s> <h>The men served as co-prime ministers until Hun Sen overthrew Ranariddh in a coup last year. </h>  </s> <s> The men served as co-prime ministers until <h>Hun Sen overthrew Ranariddh in a coup last year. </h>  </s>", "summary": "The three-month governmental deadlock ended with Han Sen and his chief rival"}
+{"text": "<s> Hun Sen's ruling party narrowly won a majority in elections in July, but <h>the opposition _ claiming widespread intimidation and fraud _ has denied Hun Sen the two-thirds vote in parliament </h>  required to approve the next government. </s> <s> <h>Ranariddh and his opposition ally </h> , Sam Rainsy, refused to accept the election results, <h>alleging widespread intimidation and fraud by the CPP. </h>  </s> <s> <h>The opposition </h> , <h>alleging widespread fraud and intimidation </h> , refused to accept the results of the polls. </s>", "summary": "fraudulent according to opposition parties"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>They have demanded a thorough investigation into their election complaints as a precondition for their cooperation in getting the national assembly moving and a new government </h>  formed. </s> <s> <h>Opposition parties led by Ranariddh and former finance minister Sam Ram Rainsy have refused to enter into a coalition with Hun Sen until their allegations of election fraud </h>  have been thoroughly investigated. </s> <s> Opposition parties led by Ranariddh and former finance minister Sam Ram Rainsy have refused to enter into a coalition with Hun Sen <h>until their allegations of election fraud have been thoroughly investigated. </h>  </s>", "summary": "fraudulent according to opposition parties"}
+{"text": "<s> Cambodia's bickering political parties broke a three-month deadlock Friday and agreed to <h>a coalition government leaving strongman Hun Sen as sole prime minister </h> , King Norodom Sihanouk announced. </s> <s> King Norodom Sihanouk on Tuesday praised agreements by Cambodia's top two political parties _ previously <h>bitter rivals </h>  _ <h>to form a coalition government led by strongman Hun Sen. </h>  </s>", "summary": "in November the King announced a coalition government with Hun Sen"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Cambodian leader Hun Sen on Friday rejected opposition parties' demands for talks outside the country </h> , accusing them of trying to ``internationalize'' the political crisis. </s> <s> <h>Cambodian leader Hun </h>  Sen on Friday rejected opposition parties' demands for talks outside the country, <h>accusing them of trying to ``internationalize'' the political crisis. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Cambodian prime minister Hun Sen rejects demands of 2 opposition parties for talks in Beijing after failing"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>``The hurricane has destroyed almost everything </h> ,'' said Mike Brown, a resident of Guanaja Island which was within miles (kms) of the eye of the hurricane. </s> <s> <h>``The hurricane has destroyed almost everything </h> ,'' said Mike Brown, a resident of Guanaja Island, 20 miles (32 kilometers) off the coast. </s> <s> BRUSSELS, Belgium (AP) - The European Union on Tuesday approved 6.4 million European currency units (dlrs 7.7 million) in aid for thousands of victims of <h>the devastation caused by Hurricane Mitch in Central America. </h>  </s>", "summary": "The hurricane destroying crops and property."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>At least 231 people have been confirmed dead in Honduras </h>  from former-hurricane Mitch, bringing the storm's death toll in the region to 357, the National Emergency Commission said Saturday. </s> <s> <h>In Honduras </h> , <h>at least 231 deaths have been blamed on Mitch </h> , the National Emergency Commission said Saturday. </s>", "summary": "Honduran death estimates grew from 32 to 231 in the first days"}
+{"text": "<s> Honduras braced for potential catastrophe Tuesday as <h>Hurricane Mitch roared through the northwest Caribbean </h> , churning up high waves and intense rain that sent coastal residents scurrying for safer ground. </s> <s> <h>Hurricane Mitch cut through the Honduran coast like a ripsaw Thursday </h> , its devastating winds whirling for a third day through resort islands and mainland communities. </s>", "summary": "Hurricane Mitch roared across the northwest Caribbean"}
+{"text": "<s> El Salvador _ where 140 people died in flash floods _ declared a state of emergency Saturday, as did Guatemala, where <h>21 people died when floods swept away their homes. </h>  </s> <s> EU spokesman Pietro Petrucci said the funds will be used to provide basic care such as medicine, food, water sanitation and blankets to thousands <h>of people whose homes were destroyed by torrential rains and mudslides. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Hurricane winds, rain and floods caused massive damage to homes, businesses, roads and bridges."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>That meant the Honduran coast had been under hurricane conditions for more than a day. </h>  </s> <s> That <h>meant the Honduran coast had been under hurricane conditions for more than a day. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Slow-moving Mitch battered the Honduran coast for 3 days."}
+{"text": "<s> Nine other deaths had been reported elsewhere in the region by early Thursday _ more than a day after <h>Mitch drifted to just off the coast </h>  and seemed to park there. </s> <s> <h>Mitch </h> , which <h>sat off the Honduran coast for several days last week </h> , destroyed scores of Central American communities before moving northwest. </s>", "summary": "The hurricane lingered off the coast of Honduras for 3 days before moving off"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>U.S. President Bill Clinton requested a ``global relief effort'' to help Central America and boosted U.S. emergency aid to dlrs 70 million. </h>  </s> <s> U.S. President Bill Clinton requested a ``<h>global relief effort </h> '' <h>to help Central America </h>  and boosted U.S. emergency aid to dlrs 70 million. </s>", "summary": "The European Union, international relief agencies, Mexico, the U.S., Japan, Taiwan, the U.K. and U.N. sent financial aid, relief workers and supplies."}
+{"text": "<s> In Washington on Thursday, President Bill Clinton ordered dlrs 30 million in Defense Department equipment and services and dlrs 36 million in food<h>, fuel and other aid be sent to Honduras, Nicaragua, El Salvador and Guatemala. </h>  </s> <s> Clinton is dispatching a delegation next week led by Tipper Gore, wife of Vice President Al Gore, to deliver some of <h>the supplies destined for Honduras, Nicaragua, El Salvador and Guatemala. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Aid was sent from many sources"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Honduran officials said more than 200 towns and villages had been isolated by the storm, left without power, telephones or clean drinking water. </h>  </s> <s> Honduran officials said <h>more than 200 towns and villages had been isolated by the storm </h> , left without power, telephones or clean drinking water. </s>", "summary": "Hurricane winds, rain and floods caused massive damage to homes, businesses, roads and bridges."}
+{"text": "<s> Aid workers struggled Friday to reach survivors of <h>Hurricane Mitch </h> , who <h>are in danger of dying from starvation and disease in the wake of the storm </h>  that officials estimate killed more than 10,000 people. </s>", "summary": "Hurricane Mitch brought widespread death and destruction to Central American."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>The detention and the possible extradition of Pinochet to Spain to stand trial for genocide, terrorism and torture </h>  during his 17-year dictatorship was warmly welcomed by human rights activists worldwide. </s> <s> Pinochet was arrested in London on Oct. 16 at the instigation of <h>Spanish magistrate Baltasar Garzon </h>  who <h>is seeking to extradite the former dictator on charges of genocide, terrorism and torture. </h>  </s> <s> Pinochet was detained by British police in London on Oct. 16 by request of a Spanish magistrate as a first step toward <h>his extradition to stand trial for genocide and terrorism. </h>  </s> <s> Europe's top official said Friday that he hoped <h>former Chilean dictator Augusto Pinochet would be extradited to Spain to be tried for crimes </h>  committed during his 17-year rule. </s> <s> He was arrested Oct. 16 at the instigation of <h>a Spanish magistrate seeking to extradite him on charges of genocide, terrorism and torture. </h>  </s> <s> He was detained on a warrant from <h>a Spanish magistrate seeking to extradite him on charges of genocide, terrorism and torture during his 1973-90 rule. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Spain is seeking extradition of Pinochet from London to Spain"}
+{"text": "<s> Pinochet, 82, was placed under arrest in London Friday by British police acting on <h>a warrant issued by a Spanish judge. </h>  </s> <s> <h>British police arrested Pinochet in his bed Friday at a private London hospital in response to a request from Spain </h> , which wants to question Pinochet about allegations of murder during the decade after he seized power in 1973. </s> <s> <h>The 82-year-old Pinochet was arrested Friday at a Spanish magistrate's request. </h>  </s> <s> <h>He was arrested Oct. 16 at the instigation of a Spanish magistrate </h>  seeking to extradite him on charges of genocide, terrorism and torture. </s> <s> <h>He was detained on a warrant from a Spanish magistrate </h>  seeking to extradite him on charges of genocide, terrorism and torture during his 1973-90 rule. </s>", "summary": "Pinochet arrested in London on Oct. 16 at a Spanish judge's request for atrocities against Spaniards in Chile during his rule."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Pinochet </h> , <h>82, was placed under arrest in London Friday by British police </h>  acting on a warrant issued by a Spanish judge. </s> <s> Margaret Thatcher entertained former Children dictator Gen. Augusto Pinochet at her home two weeks <h>before he was arrested in his bed in a London hospital </h> , the ex-prime minister's office said Tuesday, amid growing diplomatic and domestic controversy over the move. </s> <s> <h>Pinochet was detained by British police in London on Oct. 16 </h>  by request of a Spanish magistrate as a first step toward his extradition to stand trial for genocide and terrorism. </s> <s> <h>Pinochet is under arrest in a London hospital </h>  where he'd gone for back surgery. </s>", "summary": "Pinochet arrested in London on Oct. 16 at a Spanish judge's request for atrocities against Spaniards in Chile during his rule."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>The wife of former Chilean dictator Augusto Pinochet </h>  appealed for his release, <h>saying he is too sick to be extradited to Spain to face charges of genocide. </h>  </s> <s> <h>The wife of former Chilean dictator Augusto Pinochet appealed for his release </h> , saying <h>he </h>  is too sick to be extradited to Spain to face charges of genocide. </s>", "summary": "Pinochet's wife and family pleaded that he was too sick to face extradition."}
+{"text": "<s> Pinochet, who has vowed to fight attempts to extradite him to Spain on allegations of murder, genocide and torture, had drinks with Lady Thatcher and her husband, Denis, in their home in London's elite Belgravia district four days <h>before he was hospitalized for back surgery performed Oct. 9. </h>  </s> <s> Pinochet is under arrest in <h>a London hospital </h>  where <h>he'd gone for back surgery. </h>  </s>", "summary": "His wife asked for his release because he was recovering from recent back surgery."}
+{"text": "<s> The magistrate broadened <h>his charges </h>  Monday <h>to include killings of Chileans as well as Spaniards, and genocide </h>  _ for which there is no diplomatic immunity. </s> <s> <h>Pinochet, </h>  who <h>has vowed to fight attempts to extradite him to Spain on allegations of murder, genocide and torture </h> , had drinks with Lady Thatcher and her husband, Denis, in their home in London's elite Belgravia district four days before he was hospitalized for back surgery performed Oct. 9. </s>", "summary": "a Spanish warrant charging murder of Spaniards in Chile"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Pinochet </h>  was detained in the London clinic while <h>recovering from back surgery. </h>  </s> <s> ''This is very painful for our family,'' a tearful Lucia Pinochet told reporters late Friday outside <h>the private London </h>  Clinic, where <h>her husband is under arrest as he recuperates from back surgery. </h>  </s>", "summary": "because he was recovering from recent back surgery."}
+{"text": "<s> The prosecutor said <h>he was asking the Swiss federal government to seek Pinochet's extradition from Britain to face trial in Geneva. </h>  </s> <s> <h>On Monday </h> , <h>Switzerland </h>  also <h>requested Pinochet's arrest and extradition on charges of murder, kidnapping and torture. </h>  </s>", "summary": "The Swiss government asked for his arrest for the 1977 disappearance of a Swiss-Chilean student."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>The Chilean government has protested Pinochet's arrest </h> , insisting that as a senator he was traveling on a diplomatic passport and had immunity from arrest. </s> <s> But <h>it sparked protests from the Chilean government </h> , and fears it could damage economic relations. </s>", "summary": "The Chilean government protested strongly."}
+{"text": "<s> Chile argues that Pinochet must be released because as <h>a senator he enjoys diplomatic immunity </h>  _ and because he is in poor health. </s> <s> <h>The Chilean government </h>  has urged Britain to release Pinochet on humanitarian grounds, and <h>argued that as a senator, he is entitled to diplomatic immunity. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Claims are Pinochet had diplomatic immunity"}
+{"text": "<s> The United States has obtained new evidence to link the owner of a Sudanese factory destroyed in a U.S. cruise missile strike last month to a terrorist group backed by Osama bin Laden, <h>the suspected mastermind of the bombings of two </h>  U.S. embassies in East Africa, according to U.S. intelligence officials. </s> <s> Albania says it has uncovered a terrorist network operated by Osama Bin Laden, <h>the Islamic fundamentalist </h>  accused of <h>masterminding the August embassy bombings </h>  in Africa, and that it's members have infiltrated other parts of Europe, The Sunday Times reported. </s> <s> Albania says it has uncovered a terrorist network operated by Osama Bin Laden, <h>the Islamic fundamentalist accused of masterminding </h>  the August embassy bombings in Africa, and that it's members have infiltrated other parts of Europe, The Sunday Times reported. </s>", "summary": "Following the bombings of the embassies in Africa the US began a full-scale assault on Osama bin Laden."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>He has been linked to the Aug. 7 bombing of two U.S. embassies in East Africa. </h>  </s> <s> Police seized copies of the newspaper for reproducing a foreign newspaper interview of <h>Afghanistan-based Saudi billionaire Osama Bin Laden, who has been accused by the United States of masterminding bombing attacks on the U.S. embassies in Kenya and Tanzania in August. </h>  </s> <s> <h>The man accused of orchestrating the U.S. embassy bombings in Tanzania and Kenya was declared a free man Friday in Afghanistan </h> , where he has lived for years with the permission of the hard-line Islamic Taliban militia. </s>", "summary": "Following the bombings of the embassies in Africa the US began a full-scale assault on Osama bin Laden."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Bin Laden </h>  is believed <h>to be living in Afghanistan. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Bin Laden is believed to be living in Afghanistan. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Bin Laden </h> , a Saudi exile, <h>is thought to be living in Afghanistan. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Bin Laden remains in Afghanistan by permission of the Taliban."}
+{"text": "<s> The United States has obtained new evidence to link the owner of a Sudanese factory destroyed in a U.S. cruise missile strike last month to <h>a terrorist group backed by Osama bin Laden </h> , the suspected mastermind of the bombings of two U.S. embassies in East Africa, according to U.S. intelligence officials. </s> <s> Albania says <h>it has uncovered a terrorist network operated by Osama Bin Laden </h> , the Islamic fundamentalist accused of masterminding the August embassy bombings in Africa, and that it's members have infiltrated other parts of Europe, The Sunday Times reported. </s>", "summary": "the terrorist network financed by Saudi billionaire Osama bin Laden."}
+{"text": "<s> Saudi exile Osama bin Laden, the alleged mastermind of <h>a conspiracy to attack U.S. targets around the world </h> , and Muhammad Atef, the alleged military commander of bin Laden's terrorist organization, Al-Qaeda, were charged in a separate 238-page indictment with murder and conspiracy in the bombings. </s> <s> He was worried, he wrote in an angry dispatch, about the security of the ``East Africa network'' of bin Laden, <h>the Saudi exile accused of masterminding a worldwide terrorist conspiracy against Americans. </h>  </s>", "summary": "the terrorist network put together"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>The blast at the embassy building in downtown Nairobi </h>  killed 213 people, 12 of them Americans, and <h>injured 5,400. </h>  </s> <s> <h>The blast at the embassy building in downtown Nairobi killed 213 people, 12 of them Americans </h> , and injured 5,400. </s>", "summary": "Following the bombings of the embassies in Africa the US began a full-scale assault on Osama bin Laden."}
+{"text": "<s> In <h>the 90 percent of Afghanistan ruled by the Taliban a harsh brand of Islamic justice </h>  has been imposed, including the death penalty. </s> <s> <h>The Taliban </h> , who <h>control about 90 percent of Afghanistan </h> , on Friday closed their three-week inquiry into allegations that Osama bin Laden is waging a war of terror against the United States. </s>", "summary": "the Taliban government of Afghanistan proclaimed bin Laden"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>A criminal complaint unsealed Sept. 25 in U.S. District Court in New York charges him with murder conspiracy and use of weapons of mass destruction. </h>  </s> <s> Administration officials have denied since August that the raid was intended to kill bin Laden<h>, a Saudi exile who has been charged by federal prosecutors </h>  with leading a global war against U.S. interests. </s>", "summary": "the U.S .November charges were prepared against six men including bin Laden."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>The Taliban's chief justice accused the United States on Wednesday of looking for an `` </h> excuse'' to launch another missile attack on his war-shattered homeland. </s>", "summary": "The Taliban says the US is using bin Laden as an excuse"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>The United States has obtained new evidence to link the owner of a Sudanese factory </h>  destroyed in a U.S. cruise missile strike last month to a terrorist group backed by Osama bin Laden, the suspected mastermind of the bombings of two U.S. embassies in East Africa, according to U.S. intelligence officials. </s>", "summary": "Evidence shows Sudanese factory bombed by US"}
+{"text": "<s> Not only are both sides still awaiting the outcome of an arbitration decision that is due before Oct. 18 - the Fordham Law School dean <h>John Feerick will rule whether or not more than 200 players with $800 million in guaranteed contracts should be paid during the lockout </h>  _ but the owners and players also are making time to win public opinion before they test their fans' loyalties by canceling games. </s> <s> <h>More than 220 National Basketball Association players with guaranteed contracts will find out Monday </h>  whether they are to be paid during the management lockout, a long-awaited arbitrator's decision that may affect leverage in the league's dispute with the players and have major ramifications on American sports-labor law. </s> <s> <h>In a critical ruling for the North American National Basketball Association and the players' union </h> , <h>arbitrator John Feerick decides Monday whether more than 200 players with guaranteed contracts </h>  should be paid during the lockout. </s> <s> In a critical ruling for the North American National Basketball Association and the players' union, arbitrator John Feerick decides Monday <h>whether more than 200 players with guaranteed contracts should be paid during the lockout. </h>  </s> <s> <h>In a critical ruling for the North American National Basketball Association and the players' union </h> , <h>arbitrator John Feerick decides Monday whether more than 200 players with guaranteed contracts </h>  should be paid during the lockout. </s> <s> In a critical ruling for the North American National Basketball Association and the players' union, arbitrator John Feerick decides Monday <h>whether more than 200 players with guaranteed contracts should be paid during the lockout. </h>  </s>", "summary": "whether or not NBA players with guaranteed salary contracts should be paid during the owners' lockout."}
+{"text": "<s> Despite modest encouragement over a new proposal delivered by the players to the owners, the National Basketball Association Tuesday canceled the first two weeks of the regular season, the first time in the league's 51-year history <h>that it will lose games to a labor dispute. </h>  </s> <s> After 35,001 games without a blemish, the NBA now joins the National Hockey League, <h>the National Football League and Major League Baseball in having lost games to a labor dispute. </h>  </s> <s> After 35,001 games without a blemish, the NBA now joins the National Hockey League, <h>the National Football League and Major League Baseball in having lost games to a labor dispute. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Stalled labor dispute over NBA salaries cancels preseason games"}
+{"text": "<s> Despite modest encouragement over a new proposal delivered by the players to the owners, <h>the National Basketball Association Tuesday canceled the first two weeks of the regular season </h> , the first time in the league's 51-year history that it will lose games to a labor dispute. </s> <s> The National Basketball Association, embroiled in a labor dispute with its players, <h>Tuesday canceled the first two weeks of the 1998-99 season. </h>  </s> <s> <h>The NBA has already canceled the first two weeks of the regular season because of the labor dispute. </h>  </s>", "summary": "The National Basketball Association joined the NHL when it canceled first the preseason games then two weeks of regular season."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>In a decision </h>  that will almost certainly lead to the first work stoppage in National Basketball Association history, <h>the league Monday announced the cancellation of all 114 preseason games. </h>  </s> <s> <h>The league canceled the entire 114-game preseason on Monday. </h>  </s>", "summary": "On Oct. 5 all 114 preseason games were cancelled."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>The NBA's deputy commissioner </h> , Russ Granik, <h>announced the cancellation after nearly three and a half hours of meetings </h>  concluded at a Manhattan hotel. </s> <s> <h>The NBA's deputy commissioner </h> , Russ Granik, <h>announced the cancellation after nearly three and a half hours of meetings </h>  concluded at a Manhattan hotel. </s>", "summary": "NBA owners and players plan meeting, which is unsuccessful."}
+{"text": "<s> If <h>the players win </h> , the owners will be liable for about dlrs 800 million in guaranteed salaries, although they have vowed to appeal if they lose. </s> <s> If <h>the players win </h> , the owners will be liable for about dlrs 800 million in guaranteed salaries, although they have vowed to appeal if they lose. </s>", "summary": "players plan meeting is unsuccessful."}
+{"text": "<s> If the players win, <h>the owners will be liable for about dlrs 800 million in guaranteed salaries </h> , although they have vowed to appeal if they lose. </s> <s> If the players win, <h>the owners will be liable for about dlrs 800 million in guaranteed salaries </h> , although they have vowed to appeal if they lose. </s>", "summary": "Meanwhile both sides are awaiting a ruling by arbitrator Feerick on whether $800 million in guaranteed salaries"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>The decision to cancel 99 games between Nov. 3 and Nov. 16 came after the players association </h>  proposed the implementation of a tax system instead of a hard salary cap, a proposal the owners said they would respond to by Friday. </s> <s> <h>The decision to cancel 99 games between Nov. 3 and Nov. 16 came after the players association </h>  proposed the implementation of a tax system instead of a hard salary cap, a proposal the owners said they would respond to by Friday. </s>", "summary": "In a dispute between the owners and NBA players over how to divide the $2 billion in league-wide income all preseason and the first 99 1998-1999 regular season games were cancelled."}
+{"text": "<s> The decision to cancel 99 games between Nov. 3 and Nov. 16 came after <h>the players association proposed the implementation of a tax system instead of a hard salary cap </h> , a proposal the owners said they would respond to by Friday. </s> <s> The decision to cancel 99 games between Nov. 3 and Nov. 16 came after <h>the players association proposed the implementation of a tax system instead of a hard salary cap </h> , a proposal the owners said they would respond to by Friday. </s>", "summary": "The players then proposed a 50% tax on salaries above $18 million that"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>The league already has sued the players over Feerick's jurisdiction. </h>  </s> <s> <h>The league already has sued the players over Feerick's jurisdiction. </h>  </s>", "summary": "In litigation the main sticking point is the owner's insistence on a salary cap without exceptions."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Congolese rebels have taken their two-month campaign to oust President Laurent Kabila to the Internet. </h>  </s> <s> Congolese rebels have taken <h>their two-month campaign to oust President Laurent Kabila to the Internet. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Congolese rebels have taken their two-month campaign to oust President Laurent Kabila to the Internet. </h>  </s> <s> Congolese rebels have taken <h>their two-month campaign to oust President Laurent Kabila to the Internet. </h>  </s> <s> The bloody bandages of injured rebels trucked back to this rear base Wednesday offered evidence that the three-day battle for the strategic air base at Kindu was not going well for <h>those fighting to oust Congolese President Laurent Kabila. </h>  </s> <s> <h>The rebels see Kindu as a major prize in their two-month revolt against President Laurent Kabila </h> , whom they accuse of mismanagement, corruption and warmongering among Congo's 400 tribes. </s>", "summary": "They have taken their two-month campaign to the Internet to tell their side of the story."}
+{"text": "<s> So far, <h>Kabila </h>  has refused to negotiate with the rebels, <h>accusing them of being the puppets of neighboring Rwanda and Uganda. </h>  </s> <s> So far, <h>Kabila </h>  has refused to negotiate with the rebels, <h>accusing them of being the puppets of neighboring Rwanda and Uganda. </h>  </s> <s> But <h>the president </h>  has so far refused, <h>accusing the rebels of being puppets of Rwanda and Uganda </h> , which Kabila has accused of orchestrating the rebellion. </s> <s> But the president has so far refused, accusing the rebels of being puppets of <h>Rwanda and Uganda </h> , <h>which Kabila has accused of orchestrating the rebellion. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Kabila accuses Rwanda and Uganda </h>  _ former allies who installed him in power in May 1997 after an eight-month rebellion _ of sponsoring the new fighting. </s> <s> <h>Kabila accuses Rwanda and Uganda </h>  _ former allies who installed him in power in May 1997 after an eight-month rebellion _ of sponsoring the rebels. </s>", "summary": "They are accused of being puppets to Uganda and Rwanda."}
+{"text": "<s> The rebels are a coalition of ethnic Tutsis, disenchanted members of Kabila's army and <h>political opponents </h>  who <h>accuse Kabila of power-grabbing, mismanagement, corruption and sowing dissent among Congo's 400 tribes. </h>  </s> <s> The rebels are a coalition of ethnic Tutsis, disenchanted members of Kabila's army and <h>political opponents </h>  who <h>accuse Kabila of power-grabbing, mismanagement, corruption and sowing dissent among Congo's 400 tribes. </h>  </s> <s> <h>The rebels _ ethnic Tutsis </h> , disenchanted members of President Laurent Kabila's army and opposition politicians _ <h>took up arms Aug. 2 accusing Kabila of mismanagement, corruption and creating division among Congo's 400 tribes. </h>  </s> <s> The rebels accuse <h>Kabila of betraying the eight-month rebellion that brought him to power in May 1997 through mismanagement and creating divisions among Congo's 400 tribes. </h>  </s> <s> The rebels see Kindu as a major prize in their two-month revolt against <h>President Laurent Kabila </h> , whom they <h>accuse of mismanagement, corruption and warmongering among Congo's 400 tribes. </h>  </s>", "summary": "of President Kabila, is accused of corruption and sowing dissent among Congo's 400 tribes."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Rebels in eastern Congo on Saturday said they shot down a passenger jet ferrying 40 government soldiers into a strategic airport facing a rebel assault. </h>  </s> <s> Rebels in eastern Congo on Saturday said <h>they shot down a passenger jet ferrying 40 government soldiers </h>  into a strategic airport facing a rebel assault. </s> <s> Rebels in eastern Congo on Saturday said they shot down <h>a passenger jet ferrying 40 government soldiers into a strategic airport </h>  facing a rebel assault. </s> <s> On Saturday, the rebels said they shot <h>down a Congolese Boeing 727 </h>  which <h>was attempting to land at Kindu air base with 40 troops and ammunition. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Rebels downed a jetliner carrying 40 people from Kindu"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>The rebels are a coalition of ethnic Tutsis, disenchanted members of Kabila's army and political opponents </h>  who accuse Kabila of power-grabbing, mismanagement, corruption and sowing dissent among Congo's 400 tribes. </s> <s> <h>The rebels are a coalition of ethnic Tutsis, disenchanted members of Kabila's army and political opponents </h>  who accuse Kabila of power-grabbing, mismanagement, corruption and sowing dissent among Congo's 400 tribes. </s> <s> <h>On Aug. 2 </h> , <h>Tutsis, political opponents, and disenchanted members of President Laurent Kabila's army took up arms </h> , accusing Kabila of corruption, nepotism and fostering tribal strife. </s> <s> On Aug. 2, <h>Tutsis, political opponents, and disenchanted members of President Laurent Kabila's army </h>  took up arms, <h>accusing Kabila of corruption, nepotism and fostering tribal strife. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Rebel groups, mostly Tutsis, but backed by Rawandas and Ugandans are fighting the Congolese government of President Kabila"}
+{"text": "<s> Rebel military sources said the fighting continued inside <h>Kindu </h>  where <h>the rebels were apparently meeting stiff resistance. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Advance units </h>  had crossed the Lualaba River from the north and <h>were meeting stiff resistance in the town </h> , he said. </s> <s> <h>The rebels </h>  _ a coalition of ethnic Tutsis, disenchanted soldiers in Kabila's army and opposition politicians _ <h>faced stiff resistance. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Congo Tutsi rebels meet resistance as they enter Kindu and adjacent strategic government airbase."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>After an initial lightning advance in the far west of Africa's third-largest nation </h> , <h>the rebels were stopped at the outskirts of the capital </h> , Kinshasa, by troops from Angola, Zimbabwe and Namibia, who are backing Kabila. </s> <s> <h>After an initial lightning advance in the far west of Africa's third-largest nation </h> , <h>the rebels were stopped at the outskirts of the capital </h> , Kinshasa, by troops from Angola, Zimbabwe and Namibia, who are backing Kabila. </s> <s> The rebels targeted Kindu since late August, when <h>they were forced to retreat their march from extreme western Congo to the outskirts of Kinshasa </h>  after Angola and Zimbabwe sent troops to bail out Kabila. </s>", "summary": "At first the rebels advanced to the outskirts of the capital, Kinshasa"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Rebels attacked a village in western Uganda </h>  and killed six civilians before soldiers drove them off, a military spokesman said Thursday. </s> <s> <h>The rebels targeted Kindu since late August </h> , when they were forced to retreat their march from extreme western Congo to the outskirts of Kinshasa after Angola and Zimbabwe sent troops to bail out Kabila. </s>", "summary": "They launched an attack in Kindu"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>After a day of fighting </h> , <h>Congolese rebels said Sunday they had entered Kindu, the strategic town and airbase in eastern </h>  Congo used by the government to halt their advances. </s> <s> <h>A day after shooting down a jetliner carrying 40 people </h> , <h>rebels clashed with government troops near a strategic airstrip in eastern Congo on Sunday. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Congo Tutsi rebels meet resistance as they enter Kindu and adjacent strategic government airbase."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Fighting in Kindu </h> , 32 kilometers (20 miles) northeast of the Elila River bridge, died down after the rebels fired a barrage of artillery into the government-held quarters and the air base, four kilometers (two miles) away. </s> <s> <h>Fighting for the town of Kindu in this vast West African nation </h>  subsided after rebels launched an artillery barrage into government-held buildings and the airfield, two miles (three kilometers) away. </s>", "summary": "Heavy fighting has occurred near the village of Kindu"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Asia-Pacific leaders </h>  are scheduled <h>to meet next month in Malaysia for an annual economics meeting. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Clinton </h>  is scheduled <h>to go to Malaysia for the meeting of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation forum. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Clinton is scheduled to go to Malaysia for the meeting of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation forum. </h>  </s> <s> <h>The delegation will travel to Kuala Lumpur for the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation forum Nov. </h>  14-18. </s>", "summary": "The coming Asian-Pacific Economic Cooperation meeting in Malaysia"}
+{"text": "<s> But <h>he was suddenly fired by Mahathir on Sept. 2 after the two differed on economic policy. </h>  </s> <s> The party leaders, who have been conducting a national campaign to explain to Malaysians why <h>the popular Anwar was fired Sept. 2 </h> , will also confer on what to do now that the High Court judge has banned all comments on Anwar's guilt or innocence. </s> <s> <h>Anwar was fired as deputy premier in September </h>  and later arrested, appearing in court with a black eye, bruises and a neck brace. </s> <s> <h>Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad fired Anwar in September </h> , saying he was morally unfit to lead, then had him expelled from Malaysia's ruling party. </s>", "summary": "the Malaysian Prime Minister fired"}
+{"text": "<s> Wearing a neck brace Monday after a court-ordered hospital checkup<h>, Anwar was ordered to stand trial Nov. 2 on four charges of abusing his powers </h>  to interfere with a police investigation. </s> <s> The leaders of Malaysia's ruling party met Tuesday to discuss a replacement for <h>ousted deputy prime minister Anwar Ibrahim </h> , who <h>faces trial next month in a case </h>  that will test the country's legal system. </s> <s> The prime minister used riot police to thwart the protests, and <h>jailed Anwar </h> , charging him with corruption and sex crimes, and <h>scheduling his trial for Nov. 2. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Host Malaysia is in disarray over the firing, arrest and trial of the deputy prime minister"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>The former deputy prime minister and finance minister of Malaysia was arrested Sept. 20 on corruption and illegal sex </h>  charges, then brought to court with a black eye and bruises. </s> <s> <h>He has also said Anwar should be held in house arrest during his upcoming trial on corruption and sexual misconduct charges. </h>  </s> <s> He has also <h>said Anwar should be held in house arrest during his upcoming trial on corruption and sexual misconduct charges. </h>  </s>", "summary": "He was charged with corruption and homosexual activity."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Last week </h> , <h>Philippine President Joseph Estrada said he was considering not going to the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation forum because of Anwar Ibrahim's arrest. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Estrada </h>  has expressed support for Anwar, whom he considers a personal friend, and <h>indicated he may not attend a summit of Asia Pacific Rim nations in Malaysia next month. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Philippine and Indonesian presidents may not attend upcoming APEC summit in Malaysia due to Mahathir's arrest of Anwar."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>APEC groups Australia, Brunei, Canada, Chile, China, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Japan, South Korea, Malaysia, Mexico, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, the Philippines, Singapore, Taiwan, Thailand and the United States. </h>  </s> <s> <h>APEC groups Australia, Brunei, Canada, Chile, China, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Japan, South Korea, Malaysia, Mexico, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, the Philippines, Singapore, Taiwan, Thailand and the United States. </h>  </s>", "summary": "These men may not join the other 15 heads of state and the Taiwanese chief economic planner at the summit."}
+{"text": "<s> Critics said <h>it was predictable that capital controls would be a short-term tonic to Malaysia's economy. </h>  </s> <s> Now, though, Mahathir's allies are marshaling new economic data that <h>they </h>  say <h>indicate that capital controls are breathing new life into the country's moribund economy. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Malaysia viewed as a quick fix."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Russia, Vietnam and Peru will join in November. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Russia, Vietnam and Peru will also join APEC this year. </h>  </s>", "summary": "they prepare for the Asian-Pacific economic summit in late November."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>The summit is to take place on Nov. 17-18. </h>  </s> <s> <h>The summit </h>  is <h>to take place on Nov. 17-18. </h>  </s>", "summary": "APEC) forum scheduled for Nov. 14-18"}
+{"text": "<s> Anwar is <h>a charismatic politician </h>  who <h>was once </h>  picked <h>to be the successor to Malaysia's long-serving Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad. </h>  </s> <s> Anwar is <h>a charismatic politician </h>  who was <h>once picked to be the successor to Malaysia's long-serving Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad. </h>  </s>", "summary": "the Malaysian Prime Minister expected successor who was very popular at home and abroad."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>A car rigged with explosives blew </h>  up Friday morning in Jerusalem's Mahane Yehuda market packed with Israelis shopping for the Jewish Sabbath, <h>killing two people and wounding 21. </h>  </s> <s> Two people were killed and <h>at least 21 injured when an explosives-rigged car blew up Friday at Jerusalem's Mahane Yehuda market, only meters (yards) from the site of a suicide bombing 16 months ago. </h>  </s> <s> Two people were killed and <h>21 others were wounded in the attack </h>  for which the Islamic militant group Hamas claimed responsibility. </s> <s> Palestinian political leaders said Israel should not use Friday's suicide bombing, which killed the two assailants and <h>wounded 21 Israelis </h> , as an excuse to stop the peace process. </s> <s> Palestinian political leaders said Israel should not use Friday's suicide bombing, which killed the two assailants and <h>wounded 21 Israelis </h> , as an excuse to stop the peace process. </s> <s> <h>Their car-bomb blew </h>  apart two hours later in a Jerusalem market, <h>killing both men and wounding 24 people. </h>  </s> <s> Most recently, <h>Israel </h> 's Cabinet put off a vote to ratify the accord after a suicide bombing Friday in Jerusalem that killed the two assailants and <h>injured 21 Israelis. </h>  </s>", "summary": "a busy Jerusalem market killing the two suicide bombers and injuring 21 Israelis."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Israel's Cabinet announced within hours of a market bombing Friday that it will put off a vote indefinitely on whether to ratify the Wye River accord </h>  until Palestinians crack down further on terrorism. </s> <s> <h>Israel's Cabinet decided Friday to suspend indefinitely its ratification of the land-for-security agreement with the Palestinians. </h>  </s> <s> Israel's Cabinet decided <h>Friday to suspend indefinitely its ratification of the land-for-security agreement with the Palestinians. </h>  </s> <s> <h>The Israeli Cabinet suspended a meeting to ratify the agreement after the bombing </h> , demanding that the Palestinians conduct an ``all-out war on terror.'' </s> <s> <h>Netanyahu's Cabinet delayed action on the new peace accord following Friday's suicide bombing </h>  at a Jerusalem market, and his remarks about building on Har Homa may be seen as a provocation by the Palestinians at a politically sensitive moment. </s> <s> <h>Most recently </h> , <h>Israel's Cabinet put off a vote to ratify the accord after a suicide bombing Friday in Jerusalem </h>  that killed the two assailants and injured 21 Israelis. </s>", "summary": "After a bombing in a Jerusalem market Fri .the Israeli Cabinet postponed indefinitely its vote on the Wye River peace accord."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>The Islamic militant group </h>  Hamas, which has tried to stop the peace agreement, <h>claimed responsibility </h> , police said. </s> <s> <h>The militant Palestinian movement </h>  Islamic Holy War <h>said Saturday that it carried out the suicide bombing in a Jerusalem market on Friday </h> , which prompted arrests by the Palestinian Authority overnight. </s> <s> <h>The radical group Islamic Jihad claimed responsibility Saturday for the suicide bombing of a crowded Jerusalem market </h>  and promised more attacks to try to block the new peace accord. </s> <s> <h>The radical group Islamic Jihad claimed responsibility Saturday for the market bombing </h>  and vowed more attacks to try to block the new peace accord. </s> <s> <h>The radical group Islamic Jihad claimed responsibility Saturday for the market bombing </h>  and vowed more attacks to try to block the new peace accord. </s> <s> <h>The radical group Islamic Jihad claimed responsibility. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Islamic Jihad claimed responsibility for the bombing"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Palestinian security sources and the families of the dead bombers </h>  had <h>already identified them as Islamic Jihad activists. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Palestinian security sources and the families of the dead bombers had already </h>  identified <h>them as Islamic Jihad activists. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Palestinian security sources and the families of the dead bombers </h>  had <h>already identified them as Islamic Jihad activists. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Palestinian security sources and the families of the dead bombers had already </h>  identified <h>them as Islamic Jihad activists. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Palestinian security sources and the families of the dead bombers </h>  had <h>already identified them as Islamic Jihad activists. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Palestinian security sources and the families of the dead bombers had already </h>  identified <h>them as Islamic Jihad activists. </h>  </s>", "summary": "The Palestinian Authority claimed to have already made some"}
+{"text": "<s> Palestinian political leaders said Israel should not use <h>Friday's suicide bombing </h> , which <h>killed the two assailants </h>  and wounded 21 Israelis, as an excuse to stop the peace process. </s> <s> Netanyahu's Cabinet delayed action on <h>the new peace accord following Friday's suicide bombing at a Jerusalem market </h> , and his remarks about building on Har Homa may be seen as a provocation by the Palestinians at a politically sensitive moment. </s> <s> Palestinian political leaders said Israel should not use <h>Friday's suicide bombing </h> , which <h>killed the two assailants </h>  and wounded 21 Israelis, as an excuse to stop the peace process. </s> <s> Netanyahu's Cabinet delayed action on <h>the latest Israeli-Palestinian accord following Friday's suicide bombing at a Jerusalem market </h> , and his remarks about building on Har Homa may be seen as a provocation by the Palestinians at a politically sensitive moment. </s> <s> Most recently, Israel's Cabinet put off a vote to ratify the accord after <h>a suicide bombing Friday in Jerusalem </h>  that <h>killed the two assailants </h>  and injured 21 Israelis. </s>", "summary": "On Nov. 6 1998 a suicide auto-bomb attack on a Jerusalem market killed two Palestinian \"martyrs"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>The radical group Islamic Jihad </h>  claimed responsibility Saturday for the suicide bombing of a crowded Jerusalem market and <h>promised more attacks to try to block the new peace accord. </h>  </s> <s> <h>The radical group Islamic Jihad </h>  claimed responsibility Saturday for the market bombing and <h>vowed more attacks to try to block the new peace accord. </h>  </s> <s> <h>The radical group Islamic Jihad </h>  claimed responsibility Saturday for the market bombing and <h>vowed more attacks to try to block the new peace accord. </h>  </s>", "summary": "The Islamic Jihad promises more attacks in hope of derailing"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>A </h>  defiant Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Saturday that Israel would continue to build Jewish neighborhoods throughout Jerusalem, <h>including at a controversial site in the traditionally Arab sector of the city. </h>  </s> <s> <h>A defiant Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Saturday that Israel would continue to build Jewish neighborhoods throughout Jerusalem, including at a controversial site in the traditionally Arab sector of the city. </h>  </s> <s> A defiant Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Saturday <h>that Israel would continue to build Jewish neighborhoods throughout Jerusalem, including at a controversial site in the traditionally Arab sector of the city. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Israel intends to continue building homes in Jerusalem, including in Arab sector."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>The Islamic militant group Hamas, </h>  which <h>has tried to stop the peace agreement </h> , claimed responsibility, police said. </s> <s> Palestinian political leaders said Israel should not use Friday's suicide bombing, which killed the two assailants and wounded 21 Israelis, as <h>an </h>  excuse <h>to stop the peace process. </h>  </s> <s> Palestinian political leaders said Israel should not use Friday's suicide bombing, which killed the two assailants and wounded 21 Israelis, as <h>an </h>  excuse <h>to stop the peace process. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Islamic Holy War vowing more to block the accord."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>The two bombers who carried out Friday's attack </h> , which led the Israeli Cabinet to suspend deliberations on the land-for-security accord signed with the Palestinians last month, <h>were identified as members of Islamic Holy War from West Bank villages under Israeli security control. </h>  </s> <s> <h>The Palestinians </h> , however, <h>said the two bombers had come from Israeli-controlled areas and that Israel thus bore at least part of the security responsibility for the attack. </h>  </s> <s> The Palestinians, however, have also accused <h>Israel of failing to take at least partial security responsibility for the attack </h> , <h>because both attackers came from Israeli-controlled areas </h> , and had recently served time in Israeli jails. </s>", "summary": "Israel including in Arab sector."}
+{"text": "<s> The decision came less than three hours after <h>a car rigged with explosives blew </h>  up in an outdoor market in downtown Jersualem. </s> <s> <h>Their car-bomb blew apart two hours later in a Jerusalem market </h> , killing both men and wounding 24 people. </s>", "summary": "A car bomb exploded prematurely near a busy Jerusalem market"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Anwar </h>  mounted a nationwide campaign against the prime minister before being detained as a national security risk and <h>charged with illegal homosexual acts and corruption in connection with those allegations. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Anwar </h>  mounted a nationwide campaign against the prime minister before being detained as a national security risk and <h>charged with illegal homosexual acts and corruption in connection with those allegations. </h>  </s> <s> Last month, <h>Mahathir </h>  dismissed and arrested his deputy and heir apparent, <h>Anwar Ibrahim </h> , 51, <h>accusing him of corruption and illegal sex acts. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Anwar has been accused of engaging in homosexual acts illegal under Malaysia law </h> , but the charges are generally seen as a pretext for his political persecution. </s> <s> <h>Anwar since has been charged with corruption and illegal homosexual acts </h> , and is to go on trial Nov. 2. </s> <s> In recent appearances in <h>court </h> , where <h>he is facing charges of corruption and illegal homosexual acts </h> , he was seen with a black eye and a neck brace. </s>", "summary": "Anwar and a friend were charged with illegal homosexual activity."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Mahathir and Anwar had differed over economic policy </h>  and Anwar says Mahathir feared him as an alternative leader. </s> <s> But <h>he was suddenly fired by Mahathir on Sept. 2 after the two differed on economic policy. </h>  </s> <s> <h>The two had differed over economic policy </h>  and Anwar has said Mahathir feared he was a threat to his 17-year rule. </s> <s> <h>Anwar was fired by Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad on Sept. 2 after the two differed on economic policy. </h>  </s> <s> Anwar was fired by Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad on Sept. 2 after <h>the two differed on economic policy. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Anwar differed with Mahathir over economic policy"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Mahathir </h>  fired Anwar on Sept. 2 from his posts as deputy prime minister and finance minister, <h>saying he was morally unfit for office. </h>  </s> <s> <h>On Sept. 2 </h> , <h>he </h>  fired the last one, Anwar Ibrahim, <h>calling him morally unfit for office. </h>  </s> <s> <h>On Sept. 2 </h> , <h>Malaysia's Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad </h>  fired Anwar, <h>calling him morally unfit for office. </h>  </s> <s> But he fired his protege from his posts as deputy prime minister and finance minister on grounds <h>he was morally unfit to lead. </h>  </s> <s> But <h>the prime minister said the deputy was fired because he was morally unfit. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Ibrahim Mohamed, was fired by Mahathir for being morally unfit for office."}
+{"text": "<s> People are peering at the pictures, downloading copies from the Internet, discussing whether Mahathir, who also oversees the police as home affairs minister, knew what was happening to <h>the man </h>  he had <h>once groomed as his successor. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Anwar is a charismatic politician who was once picked to be the successor to Malaysia's long-serving Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad. </h>  </s> <s> Anwar is <h>a charismatic politician </h>  who <h>was once </h>  picked <h>to be the successor to Malaysia's long-serving Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad. </h>  </s> <s> Anwar is <h>a charismatic politician </h>  who was <h>once picked to be the successor to Malaysia's long-serving Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Mahathir </h> , who had heart bypass surgery in 1989, <h>had groomed Anwar, 51 </h> , <h>as his successor. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Deputy PM Anwar Ibrahim once groomed as a successor"}
+{"text": "<s> Singh spoke to reporters after attending court proceedings Monday where <h>Anwar's trial was fixed for Nov. 2 on corruption charges. </h>  </s> <s> Wearing a neck brace Monday after a court-ordered hospital checkup<h>, Anwar was ordered to stand trial Nov. 2 on four charges of abusing his powers </h>  to interfere with a police investigation. </s> <s> The leaders of Malaysia's ruling party met Tuesday to discuss a replacement for <h>ousted deputy prime minister Anwar Ibrahim </h> , who <h>faces trial next month in a case </h>  that will test the country's legal system. </s> <s> <h>Anwar </h>  since has been charged with corruption and illegal homosexual acts, and <h>is to go on trial Nov. 2. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Thailand jailed former deputy minister"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Mahathir fired Anwar on Sept. 2 from his posts as deputy prime minister and finance minister </h> , saying he was morally unfit for office. </s> <s> <h>On Sept. 2 </h> , <h>Malaysia's Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad fired Anwar </h> , calling <h>him morally unfit for office. </h>  </s> <s> The party leaders, who have been conducting a national campaign to explain to Malaysians why <h>the popular Anwar was fired Sept. 2 </h> , will also confer on what to do now that the High Court judge has banned all comments on Anwar's guilt or innocence. </s> <s> <h>Anwar was sacked on Sept. 2 from his posts as deputy prime minister and finance minister </h> , after he had differed with Mahathir on policy for escaping economic recession. </s>", "summary": "Malaysian PM Mahathir Mohamad fired Deputy PM Anwar Ibrahim"}
+{"text": "<s> BRUSSELS, Belgium (AP) - The European Union on Friday expressed its ``deep concern'' over reports of physical abuse of Malaysia's former deputy-prime minister<h>, Anwar Ibrahim, </h>  who <h>was arrested last month. </h>  </s> <s> They're so skewed,'' said Michael Chan, a lawyer who upgraded his computer with a high-speed modem the day <h>after Anwar was arrested on Sept. 20. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Anwar </h> , <h>51, was arrested Sept. 20 under the Internal Security Act </h> , which allows indefinite detention without trial, after two weeks of rallies around Malaysia at which he called for government reform and Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad's resignation. </s>", "summary": "Anwar mounted a nationwide campaign against Mahathir before his arrest."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>The former deputy-premier </h> , who was also finance minister, <h>pleaded innocent this week to charges of sodomy and corruption. </h>  </s> <s> <h>He has pleaded innocent to all charges </h> , including another corruption count and five charges of sodomy. </s> <s> <h>He has pleaded innocent to all the charges </h> , which he says were trumped up by his political enemies. </s>", "summary": "Thailand jailed former deputy minister"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>After first suggesting that the former deputy prime minister had beaten himself on the face, neck and arms during 10 days in police custody </h> , <h>Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad called for an investigation of the wounds Anwar </h>  displayed in court Tuesday and Wednesday. </s> <s> Faced with mounting public criticism, <h>Mahathir called Thursday for a probe by the attorney general of the alleged mistreatment of Anwar. </h>  </s>", "summary": "EU is concerned about reports of his abuse and hopes for appropriate actions."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>He </h>  then began speaking out against <h>Mahathir and was arrested Sept. 20. </h>  </s> <s> <h>He </h>  then began speaking out against <h>Mahathir and was arrested Sept. 20. </h>  </s>", "summary": "a political opposition leading Mahathir to arrest him."}
+{"text": "<s> Under <h>NATO </h>  threat <h>to end his punishing offensive against ethnic Albanian separatists in Kosovo </h> , President Slobodan Milosevic of Yugoslavia has ordered most units of his army back to their barracks and may well avoid an attack by the alliance, military observers and diplomats say. </s> <s> Before boarding a plane for Belgrade, however, Holbrooke said conditions in the southern Serbian province had not improved since the alliance started two weeks ago to finalize plans for <h>air raids to force Milosevic to halt his offensive against Kosovo Albanian separatists. </h>  </s> <s> With NATO attacks said to be only days away, <h>top U.S. envoy Richard Holbrooke delivered an 11th-hour warning Monday to Yugoslavia's president to halt his crackdown on ethnic Albanians in Kosovo or face airstrikes. </h>  </s> <s> Before boarding a plane for the Yugoslav capital, Belgrade, however, Holbrooke said conditions in the southern Serbian province had not improved since the alliance started two weeks ago to finalize plans for <h>air raids to force Milosevic to halt his offensive against Kosovo Albanian separatists. </h>  </s> <s> With NATO attacks said to be only days away, <h>top U.S. envoy Richard Holbrooke delivered a last-minute warning Monday to Yugoslavia's president to halt his crackdown on ethnic Albanians in Kosovo or face airstrikes. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Yugoslav President Slbodan Milosevic stop anti-Albanian activity in Kosovo."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>The United States and Russia </h>  are ratcheting up the pressure on President Slobodan Milosevic, <h>warning that NATO airstrikes are inevitable unless he takes decisive action soon to end the humanitarian crisis in the southern Serbian </h>  province. </s> <s> The United States and Russia are ratcheting up the pressure on President Slobodan Milosevic, warning that NATO airstrikes are inevitable unless he takes decisive action soon <h>to end the humanitarian crisis in the southern Serbian province. </h>  </s> <s> <h>The United States and Russia </h>  are ratcheting up the pressure on President Slobodan Milosevic, <h>warning that NATO airstrikes are inevitable unless he takes decisive action soon to end the humanitarian crisis in the southern Serbian </h>  province. </s> <s> The United States and Russia are ratcheting up the pressure on President Slobodan Milosevic, warning that NATO airstrikes are inevitable unless he takes decisive action soon <h>to end the humanitarian crisis in the southern Serbian province. </h>  </s>", "summary": "to end the humanitarian crisis in Kosovo or face NATO airstrikes."}
+{"text": "<s> NATO's decision may depend on a report U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan is scheduled to present Monday to the Security Council on whether <h>Yugoslavia is meeting U.N. demands. </h>  </s> <s> With the threat of NATO attack mounting, <h>Yugoslavia </h> 's prime minister warned Monday the nation faces the ``immiment danger of war'' and <h>claimed the government was taking steps to comply with international demands for peace in Kosovo. </h>  </s> <s> With the threat of NATO attack mounting, <h>Yugoslavia </h> 's prime minister warned Monday the nation faces the ``imminent danger of war'' and <h>claimed the government is taking steps to comply with international demands for peace in Kosovo. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Yugoslavia claims it is taking steps to comply with peace demands."}
+{"text": "<s> Speaking after a meeting with NATO Secretary General Javier Solana and Supreme Allied Commander Europe Wesley K. Clark, Holbrooke said ``while the level of fighting (in Kosovo) may have abated temporarily, <h>the capacity for its resumption is there. </h> '' </s> <s> ``While the level of fighting (in Kosovo) may have abated temporarily, <h>the capacity for its resumption is there </h> ,'' Holbrooke said after a meeting with NATO Secretary General Javier Solana and Supreme Allied Commander Europe Wesley K. Clark. </s> <s> ``While the level of fighting may have abated temporarily, <h>the capacity for its resumption is there </h> ,'' Holbrooke said after a meeting with NATO Secretary General Javier Solana and Supreme Allied Commander Europe Wesley K. Clark. </s>", "summary": "the situation is such that it could resume."}
+{"text": "<s> U.S. officials said they expected Richard Holbrooke, <h>the U.S. envoy </h>  who <h>dealt with Milosevic in negotiating an end to the war in Bosnia </h> , to meet with him on Monday to discuss a political plan for Kosovo. </s> <s> <h>Holbrooke negotiated the peace deal with Milosevic and other Balkan leaders </h>  that ended the 3 and one-half year Bosnian war in 1995. </s> <s> <h>Holbrooke negotiated the peace deal with Milosevic and other Balkan leaders </h>  that ended the 3 1/2 year Bosnian war in 1995. </s>", "summary": "peace talks began."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>BRUSSELS, Belgium (AP) _ U.S. special envoy Richard Holbrooke said Monday the military situation in Kosovo was </h>  as bad now as two weeks ago. </s> <s> But <h>U.S. special envoy Richard Holbrooke said the situation in the southern Serbian province </h>  was as bad now as two weeks ago. </s>", "summary": "U.S. special envoy Richard Holbrooke said the level of fighting may have abated but the situation is such"}
+{"text": "<s> By putting the army back in its barracks, sending some police units out of Kosovo and ordering an end to burning and looting of villages, <h>Milosevic may well avoid a NATO attack, </h>  diplomats here and in Washington said. </s> <s> Under NATO threat to end his punishing offensive against ethnic Albanian separatists in Kosovo, <h>President Slobodan Milosevic of Yugoslavia </h>  has ordered most units of his army back to their barracks and <h>may well avoid an attack by the alliance, military observers and diplomats </h>  say. </s>", "summary": "Neither side budged as NATO"}
+{"text": "<s> Holbrooke said he will explain the ``extreme gravity of the situation'' when <h>he meets Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic later </h>  Monday. </s> <s> <h>Holbrooke is en route to Belgrade for a meeting with Milosevic. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Milosevic warning him of inevitable NATO air strikes."}
+{"text": "<s> A Western diplomat said up to <h>120 </h>  Yugoslav army armored vehicles, <h>including tanks </h> , have been pulled out. </s> <s> A Western diplomat said up to <h>120 </h>  Yugoslav army armored vehicles, <h>including tanks </h> , have been pulled out. </s>", "summary": "Yugoslav generals then pulled some armored equipment out of Kosovo as a compromise."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Holbrooke said he would tell Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic of ``the extreme gravity of the situation. </h> '' </s> <s> Holbrooke said <h>he would tell Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic of `` </h> the extreme gravity of the situation.'' </s>", "summary": "Yugoslav President Slbodan Milosevic stop anti-Albanian activity in Kosovo."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Three years of floods and drought </h>  that started in 1995 <h>devastated North Korea's collective farming </h>  and planned economy, already teetering from the loss of its Soviet bloc trading partners. </s> <s> Three years of <h>floods and drought </h>  that <h>started in 1995 </h>  devastated North Korea's collective farming and planned economy, already teetering from the loss of its Soviet bloc trading partners. </s> <s> <h>Three years of floods and drought </h>  that started in 1995 <h>devastated North Korea's collective farming </h>  and planned economy, forcing the country to rely on outside aid to feed its 23 million people. </s> <s> <h>Three years of floods and drought </h>  that started in 1995 devastated North Korea's collective farming and planned economy, <h>forcing the country to rely on outside aid to feed its 23 million people. </h>  </s> <s> Three years of <h>floods and drought </h>  that <h>started in 1995 devastated </h>  North Korea's collective farming and planned economy, forcing the country to rely on outside aid to feed its 23 million people. </s>", "summary": "Poor harvests, floods and droughts contributed to the problem"}
+{"text": "<s> She and other Red Cross officials saw further ravages of North Korea's slow-motion famine: electricity supplied to only half the capital, Pyongyang, at a time; the elderly looking swollen, a sign of long-term hunger; <h>a generation of children stunted </h> , with 10-year-olds looking like 6-year-olds and 5-year-olds like 2-year-olds. </s> <s> <h>Years of food shortages have stunted the growth of millions of North Korean children </h> , with two-thirds of children under age seven suffering malnourishment, U.N. experts said Wednesday. </s> <s> <h>They found that 62 percent of children under 7 had stunted growth, a symptom of long-term malnutrition. </h>  </s> <s> They found that <h>62 percent of children under 7 had stunted growth </h> , a symptom of long-term malnutrition. </s>", "summary": "the U.N. reported that 65% of the children under 7 showed stunted growth."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>North Korea is entering its fourth winter of chronic food shortages with its people malnourished and at risk of dying </h>  from normally curable illnesses, senior Red Cross officials said Tuesday. </s> <s> <h>North Korea is entering its fourth winter of chronic food shortages </h> , having harvested only 3 million tons of grain this year, about two-thirds of the minimum needed by its 23 million people. </s>", "summary": "North Korea entered its fourth winter of chronic food shortage in 1998."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Famine-threatened North Korea's harvest </h>  will be no better this year than last and <h>could be worse </h> , a senior U.N. aid official said Saturday. </s> <s> <h>``It may be worse than last year. </h> '' </s>", "summary": "N. Korea will have another poor harvest this year"}
+{"text": "<s> North Korea does not release mortality figures or health statistics, but Hall said that <h>the United Nations </h>  had gathered and would <h>soon release data indicating that 30 percent of North Korean children under age 2 are acutely malnourished and that 67 percent of all children are physically stunted. </h>  </s> <s> The most alarming findings were for toddlers aged one to two, <h>30 percent of whom were acutely malnourished. </h>  </s>", "summary": "the U.N. reported that 65% of the children under 7 showed stunted growth."}
+{"text": "<s> North Korea needs a minimum 4.5 million to 5 <h>million tons of grain to feed its 23 million people </h> , but managed last year to harvest just 2.8 million tons, Namanga Ngongi, deputy head of the World Food Program said. </s>", "summary": "In 1997 the nation produced only 2.8 million tons of grain of the 4.5 million"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>North Korea needs a minimum 4.5 million to 5 million tons of grain </h>  to feed its 23 million people, but managed last year to harvest just 2.8 million tons, Namanga Ngongi, deputy head of the World Food Program said. </s>", "summary": "the 4.5 million required to feed its 23 million people."}
+{"text": "<s> Though North Korea is suffering from a simple lack of food, <h>a faltering economy in Cambodia </h>  combined with <h>weak health care and education is causing similar levels of malnutrition in children </h> , said Ken Davies, the WFP's country director. </s>", "summary": "famine and a failed public health system had produced a generation of physically and mentally impaired children."}
+{"text": "<s> They have discovered that, despite a huge international food aid program over the past three years, <h>severe malnutrition is widespread among toddlers </h>  at crucial stages of brain development, suggesting that this generation's physical and mental abilities will not develop normally and that the losses can never be recovered. </s>", "summary": "Two thirds of children under age 7 are malnourished"}
+{"text": "<s> Everywhere, from bakeries to government ministries, people were being served noodles and <h>cakes made from soybeans </h>  mixed with acorns, grass and herbs, Red Cross president Astrid Heiberg said. </s>", "summary": "The government distributed nutritionless substitutes"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>The Bangkok games </h>  are expected <h>to attract more than 10,000 athletes from 43 nations. </h>  </s> <s> <h>The Bangkok games are expected to attract more than 10,000 athletes from 43 nations. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Thailand was able to meet construction deadlines and open the 13th annual Asian Games to participants from 43 countries."}
+{"text": "<s> Horses belonging to Iran's equestrian team will not be allowed to compete in next month's Asian Games because they failed to meet the requirements of the games' veterinary commission, <h>the Thai organizers announced Thursday. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Thailand to host the Asian Games"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Saudi Arabia is considering sending a small team to the Bangkok Asian Games </h>  from which it pulled out unexpectedly this week, a Saudi official said Saturday. </s>", "summary": "Later they considered sending a \"small team"}
+{"text": "<s> A snooker game between longtime Asian rivals India and Pakistan led to a flareup of tempers Sunday, showing a depth of <h>differences </h>  that <h>shocked Thai organizers and spectators at the Asian Games. </h>  </s>", "summary": "The games have not been without controversy."}
+{"text": "<s> Thailand showed its nearly complete facilities for the Asian Games to a tough jury Thursday _ the heads of <h>the organizing committees from the 43 nations </h>  competing in the December event. </s>", "summary": "Thailand was able to meet construction deadlines and open the 13th annual Asian Games to participants from 43 countries."}
+{"text": "<s> Thai police have detained more than 300 beggars, most from neighboring countries, in a campaign to make Bangkok's streets safer for <h>spectators and athletes arriving for the upcoming Asian Games </h> , a senior police officer said Friday. </s>", "summary": "The Asian Games scheduled for Bangkok Dec. 6-20"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>A snooker game between longtime Asian rivals India and Pakistan </h>  led to a flareup of tempers Sunday, <h>showing a depth of differences </h>  that shocked Thai organizers and spectators at the Asian Games. </s>", "summary": "National rivalries were Apparent in a snooker game between India and Pakistan"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Organizers of December's Asian Games have dismissed press reports that a sports complex would not be completed on time </h> , saying preparations are well in hand, a local newspaper said Friday. </s>", "summary": "there was question whether the sports complex for the games would be completed in time."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Horses belonging to Iran's equestrian team will not be allowed to compete in next month's Asian Games </h>  because they failed to meet the requirements of the games' veterinary commission, the Thai organizers announced Thursday. </s>", "summary": "the banning of Iran's equestrian team horses for not being disease free"}
+{"text": "<s> Saudi Arabia's abrupt withdrawal from the Asian Games left organizers scrambling Thursday to change schedules and Thai diplomats mulling a decade of <h>relations strained by jewel theft and the murder of diplomats. </h>  </s>", "summary": "its 105-man team citing the approach of Ramadan but more likely for past grievances with the Thais."}
+{"text": "<s> In response to criticism from home and abroad, Chinese officials broke their silence Wednesday to defend their arrest this week <h>of a prominent dissident </h>  who <h>was trying to form an opposition political party. </h>  </s> <s> <h>The sudden arrest on Monday night of Xu, as well as several other activists </h>  involved with him <h>in trying to form the China Democratic Party </h> , set off strong protests from human rights groups, other Chinese dissidents and Washington. </s> <s> The sudden arrest on Monday night of Xu, as well as <h>several other activists involved with him in trying to form the China Democratic Party </h> , set off strong protests from human rights groups, other Chinese dissidents and Washington. </s>", "summary": "Fellow dissident Xu Wenli for trying to form an opposition party."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Qin's family was told that he was charged with ``plotting to subvert the government </h> ,'' a crime that for serious offenses commands sentences of three years to life. </s> <s> <h>Qin was arrested for plotting to overthrow the government </h> , a crime that could land him in jail for life. </s> <s> <h>Qin, 44, and Wang </h> , <h>31 </h> , <h>are accused of inciting the subversion of state power </h> , apparently for helping to organize the China Democracy Party. </s>", "summary": "Another CDP leader Youcai, was accused of \"inciting the overthrow of the government"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>One leader of a suppressed new political party will be tried on Dec. 17 on a charge of colluding with foreign enemies of China `` </h> to incite the subversion of state power,'' according to court documents given to his wife on Monday. </s> <s> <h>Wang </h> , who spent two years in prison after the 1989 student demonstrations in Tiananmen Square, was accused <h>of organizing a political party that sought to overturn Communist Party rule and of colluding with foreign enemies of the state. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Fellow dissident Xu Wenli for trying to form an opposition party."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>The dissident </h> , Yao Zhenxian, who was released in April from a Chinese labor camp, <h>is a leader of the China Democracy Party </h> , which was formed in June during President Clinton's visit to China. </s> <s> <h>The younger Yao </h> , who <h>is also a prominent figure in the China Democracy Party </h> , is scheduled for release in April. </s>", "summary": "Another CDP leader Youcai, was accused of \"inciting the overthrow of the government"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>``Xu Wenli is suspected of involvement in activities damaging to national security </h>  and has violated relevant criminal codes of the People's Republic of China,'' said a statement from the Foreign Ministry, which on Tuesday declined to comment on the arrest. </s> <s> U.S. officials received confirmation Wednesday that Xu is being detained on suspicion of <h>``having conducted activities damaging to China's national security </h> ,'' Rubin said. </s>", "summary": "In making the arrests China has charged that the dissidents have threatened national security."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>``Xu Wenli </h>  is suspected of involvement in activities damaging to national <h>security and has violated relevant criminal codes of the People's Republic of China </h> ,'' said a statement from the Foreign Ministry, which on Tuesday declined to comment on the arrest. </s> <s> Xu and Qin were ``suspected of involvement in activities endangering state security'' and <h>their ``behavior breached relevant provisions of the criminal laws of the People's Republic of China </h> ,'' Zhu said at a twice-weekly briefing. </s>", "summary": "the PRC cites a \"grab-bag\" section of the criminal code"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Wang </h> , 32, has been imprisoned in his home city, Hangzhou in eastern China, for a month, but <h>was not formally arrested until Nov. 30. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Qin Yongmin was arrested on Nov. 30 </h> , <h>only hours after his mother </h>  died of a stroke. </s>", "summary": "Eight weeks after signing the ICCPR Chinese police arrested Qin and an associate in the China Democracy Party (CDP)"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Xu and another influential dissident </h> , Qin <h>Yongmin, were arrested Monday night in police raids in two cities </h>  that delivered the sternest blow so far to a five-month campaign to establish the China Democracy Party and challenge the ruling Communist Party's monopoly on power. </s> <s> <h>On that day two prominent dissidents </h> , <h>both promoters of the new party </h> , <h>were detained. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Eight weeks after signing the ICCPR Chinese police arrested Qin and an associate in the China Democracy Party (CDP)"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Last week the Chinese government arrested 10 members and sympathizers of the China Democracy Party </h> , one of whom, Wang Youcai, is to go on trial Dec. 17. </s> <s> To prevent displays of solidarity outside Wang's trial<h>, police have detained at least ten dissidents in the eastern city of Hangzhou </h> , a Hong Kong-based rights group reported. </s>", "summary": "Other dissidents arrested."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>China signed the International Covenant of Civil and Political Rights </h>  with great fanfare in October, and Xu's arrest is seen by human rights groups as a test of the nation's commitment to its tenets. </s> <s> <h>China in October signed a key U.N. treaty on civil and political rights </h>  that guarantees freedom of expression and freedom of association. </s>", "summary": "On the eve of China's signing the International Covenant of Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR) in October 1998 police detained Chinese human rights advocate Qin Yongmin for questioning."}
+{"text": "<s> The Democratic surge marked the first time since 1934 that the president's party had gained seats in a midterm election, and <h>it whittled the Republican House majority </h>  down to a mere six votes. </s> <s> <h>The Republicans' new 223-211 majority </h>  (assuming a Democrat leading in Oregon holds on to win), with one independent, <h>amounted to the smallest congressional majority since the Republican-controlled Congress of 1953 </h> , the last time Republicans controlled the House until they captured it again in 1994. </s> <s> The Democratic surge marked the first time since 1934 that the president's party had gained seats in a midterm election, and <h>it whittled the Republican House majority </h>  down to a mere six votes. </s> <s> <h>The Republicans' new 223-211 majority </h>  (assuming a Democrat leading in Oregon holds on to win), with one independent, <h>amounted to the smallest congressional majority since the Republican-controlled Congress of 1953 </h> , the last time Republicans controlled the House until they captured it again in 1994. </s> <s> The Democratic surge marked the first time since 1934 that the president's party had gained seats in a midterm election, and <h>it whittled the Republican House majority </h>  down to a mere six votes. </s> <s> <h>The Republicans' new 223-211 majority </h>  (assuming a Democrat leading in Oregon holds on to win), with one independent, <h>amounted to the smallest congressional majority since the Republican-controlled Congress of 1953 </h> , the last time Republicans controlled the House until they captured it again in 1994. </s> <s> At the same time, a small band of Republicans vowed on Thursday that they would not vote to re-elect Gingrich under any circumstances, a move that, because of the <h>Republicans </h> ' <h>shrunken House majority </h> , could tie the party in knots for months because it could throw the speakership to a Democrat. </s> <s> At the same time, a small band of Republicans vowed on Thursday that they would not vote to re-elect Gingrich under any circumstances, a move that, because of the <h>Republicans </h> ' <h>shrunken House majority </h> , could tie the party in knots for months. </s>", "summary": "both houses retained a narrowed GOP majority,"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>The returns _ an even break in the Senate and a Democratic gain of five in the House of Representatives </h>  _ also made the impeachment of President Clinton less likely. </s> <s> The soul-searching and recriminations _ and a possibility of congressional leadership challenges _ came as <h>election results showed that Republicans had been unable to increase their 55-45 hold over the Senate and that Democrats had picked up five seats in the House. </h>  </s> <s> The soul-searching and recriminations _ and a possibility of congressional leadership challenges _ came as <h>election results showed that Republicans had been unable to increase their 55-45 hold over the Senate and that Democrats had picked up five seats in the House. </h>  </s> <s> The soul-searching and recriminations _ and a possibility of congressional leadership challenges _ came as <h>election results showed that Republicans had been unable to increase their 55-45 hold over the Senate and that Democrats had picked up five seats in the House. </h>  </s> <s> Fury at the speaker has boiled over since Tuesday's elections, when <h>Republicans suffered a net loss of five seats in the House. </h>  </s> <s> Fury at the speaker has boiled over since Tuesday's elections, when <h>Republicans suffered a net loss of five seats in the House. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Republicans lost seats in both the House and Senate."}
+{"text": "<s> With attention now shifting to the House Judiciary Committee and its impeachment inquiry, Rep. Henry Hyde told fellow Republicans on the panel in a conference call Wednesday that <h>the only witness Republicans </h>  were likely <h>to call would be the independent counsel </h> , Kenneth Starr. </s> <s> With attention now shifting to the House Judiciary Committee and its impeachment inquiry, Rep. Henry Hyde told fellow Republicans on the panel in a conference call Wednesday that <h>the only witness Republicans were likely to call </h>  would be the independent counsel, Kenneth Starr. </s> <s> With attention now shifting to the House Judiciary Committee and its impeachment inquiry, Rep. Henry Hyde told fellow Republicans on the panel in a conference call Wednesday that <h>the only witness Republicans </h>  were likely <h>to call would be the independent counsel </h> , Kenneth Starr. </s> <s> With attention now shifting to the House Judiciary Committee and its impeachment inquiry, Rep. Henry Hyde told fellow Republicans on the panel in a conference call Wednesday that <h>the only witness Republicans were likely to call </h>  would be the independent counsel, Kenneth Starr. </s>", "summary": "Gingrich had been seen as the man"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Stunned by the Democratic resurgence in the mid-term elections </h> , congressional Republicans tore into each other Wednesday over who was to blame for their failure to make the traditional opposition party gains in an off-year election. </s> <s> <h>Stunned by the Democratic resurgence in the mid-term elections </h> , congressional Republicans tore into each other Wednesday over who was to blame for their failure to make the traditional opposition party gains in an off-year election. </s> <s> <h>Stunned by the Democratic resurgence in the mid-term elections </h> , congressional Republicans tore into each other Wednesday over who was to blame for their failure to make the traditional opposition party gains in an off-year election. </s>", "summary": "the Margin of Republican control shrank in the face of Democratic gains."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>The Democratic surge marked the first time since 1934 that the </h>  president's party had gained seats in a midterm election, and it whittled the Republican House majority down to a mere six votes. </s> <s> <h>The Democratic surge marked the first time since 1934 that the </h>  president's party had gained seats in a midterm election, and it whittled the Republican House majority down to a mere six votes. </s> <s> <h>The Democratic surge marked the first time since 1934 that the </h>  president's party had gained seats in a midterm election, and it whittled the Republican House majority down to a mere six votes. </s>", "summary": "the Margin of Republican control shrank in the face of Democratic gains."}
+{"text": "<s> The Democratic surge marked the first time since 1934 <h>that the president's party had gained seats in a midterm election </h> , and it whittled the Republican House majority down to a mere six votes. </s> <s> The Democratic surge marked the first time since 1934 <h>that the president's party had gained seats in a midterm election </h> , and it whittled the Republican House majority down to a mere six votes. </s> <s> The Democratic surge marked the first time since 1934 <h>that the president's party had gained seats in a midterm election </h> , and it whittled the Republican House majority down to a mere six votes. </s>", "summary": "When, contrary to all predictions the Democrats gained five seats in the House"}
+{"text": "<s> The Democratic victories were even more remarkable in <h>a political year marked by the months-long scandal over President Clinton's affair with Monica Lewinsky. </h>  </s> <s> The Democratic victories were even more remarkable in <h>a political year marked by the months-long scandal over President Clinton's affair with Monica Lewinsky. </h>  </s> <s> The Democratic victories were even more remarkable in <h>a political year marked by the months-long scandal over President Clinton's affair with Monica Lewinsky. </h>  </s>", "summary": "both houses fixation was blamed for the failures by both wings of his party."}
+{"text": "<s> The Republicans' new 223-211 majority (assuming a Democrat leading in Oregon holds on to win), with one independent, amounted to the smallest congressional majority since the Republican-controlled Congress of 1953, <h>the last time Republicans controlled the House until they captured it again in 1994. </h>  </s> <s> The Republicans' new 223-211 majority (assuming a Democrat leading in Oregon holds on to win), with one independent, amounted to the smallest congressional majority since the Republican-controlled Congress of 1953, <h>the last time Republicans controlled the House until they captured it again in 1994. </h>  </s> <s> The Republicans' new 223-211 majority (assuming a Democrat leading in Oregon holds on to win), with one independent, amounted to the smallest congressional majority since the Republican-controlled Congress of 1953, <h>the last time Republicans controlled the House until they captured it again in 1994. </h>  </s>", "summary": "of Newt Gingrich, had become Speaker in 1994"}
+{"text": "<s> Members and aides said Wednesday that a fury at the speaker had bubbled up overnight and that some members were trying to organize a slate of candidates to replace Gingrich and his leadership team when <h>House Republicans convene on Nov. 18 to select their leaders for next year. </h>  </s> <s> <h>House Republicans </h>  are <h>to meet Nov. 18 to vote by secret ballot for their leaders. </h>  </s> <s> <h>House Republicans are to meet Nov. 18 to vote by secret ballot for their leaders. </h>  </s>", "summary": "the vote comes up on November 18th."}
+{"text": "<s> Hyde, <h>the </h>  chairman, told lawmakers he hoped to have the committee vote on possible articles of impeachment by Thanksgiving, an act that would take the issue out of his hands and <h>put it into Gingrich's. </h>  </s> <s> Hyde, <h>the </h>  chairman, told lawmakers he hoped to have the committee vote on possible articles of impeachment by Thanksgiving, an act that would take the issue out of his hands and <h>put it into Gingrich's. </h>  </s> <s> Hyde, <h>the </h>  chairman, told lawmakers he hoped to have the committee vote on possible articles of impeachment by Thanksgiving, an act that would take the issue out of his hands and <h>put it into Gingrich's. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Republicans blaming Gingrich for the election results."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>America Online is on the verge of agreeing to purchase Netscape Communications Corp. </h> , the Internet pioneer at the center of the government's antitrust suit against Microsoft Corp., executives involved in the talks said Sunday. </s> <s> <h>America Online is on the verge of agreeing to purchase Netscape Communications Corp. </h> , the Internet pioneer at the center of the government's antitrust suit against Microsoft Corp., executives involved in the talks said Sunday. </s> <s> <h>With </h>  its <h>proposed purchase of Netscape Communications Corp. </h> , AOL, the nation's largest dial-up online service with more than 14 million subscribers, hopes to take a significant step toward that ambitious goal. </s> <s> If the $4 billion deal is completed _ the companies had not reached a final agreement as of Monday night <h>_ AOL would acquire a leading Internet brand </h>  and enlarge its wired audience by absorbing the millions who regularly visit Netscape's popular NetCenter site on the World Wide Web. </s> <s> The New York Times said in an editorial for Wednesday, Nov. 25: <h>America Online </h> 's effort <h>to acquire Netscape </h>  and set up a partnership with Sun Microsystems is a reminder of how rapidly the corporate landscape can change in fast-moving technical fields. </s> <s> Nearly lost in the complexity of <h>America Online </h> 's deal <h>to buy Netscape Communication Corp. </h>  is America Online's announcement that it will enter an entirely new market: working behind the computer screen to help companies open and operate online stores. </s> <s> Nearly lost in the complexity of <h>America Online </h> 's deal <h>to buy Netscape Communication Corp. </h>  is America Online's announcement that it will enter an entirely new market: working behind the computer screen to help companies open and operate online stores. </s>", "summary": "In a bid AOL will buy Netscape"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>The purchase </h> , an exchange of AOL shares for Netscape stock, <h>is valued at roughly $4 billion. </h>  </s> <s> If <h>the $4 billion deal is completed </h>  _ the companies had not reached a final agreement as of Monday night _ AOL would acquire a leading Internet brand and enlarge its wired audience by absorbing the millions who regularly visit Netscape's popular NetCenter site on the World Wide Web. </s> <s> And word <h>that America Online may acquire Netscape Communications for $4 billion in stock powered Internet and other technology </h>  stocks to even loftier valuations. </s> <s> Envisioning a thoroughly networked world in which the World Wide Web is a limitless marketplace of information, entertainment, products and services, America Online Inc. Tuesday laid out the details of its agreement <h>to buy the Netscape Communications Corporation for $4.2 billion. </h>  </s>", "summary": "In a bid AOL will buy Netscape"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>It would strengthen two of Microsoft's leading rivals, AOL and Sun Microsystems. </h>  </s> <s> It would strengthen two of <h>Microsoft </h> 's <h>leading rivals, AOL and Sun Microsystems. </h>  </s> <s> <h>It would strengthen two of Microsoft's leading rivals, AOL and Sun Microsystems. </h>  </s> <s> It would strengthen two of <h>Microsoft </h> 's <h>leading rivals, AOL and Sun Microsystems. </h>  </s>", "summary": "The AOL deal Netscape, would combined three Microsoft rivals."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Microsoft Corp. argued in federal court Monday that the proposed acquisition of Netscape Communications Corp. by America Online seriously undermined the government's antitrust suit against the software giant. </h>  </s> <s> Michael Lacovara, a Microsoft lawyer who was questioning a government witness, economist Frederick Warren-Boulton, suggested to him during the trial Monday that <h>the proposed acquisition undermined Warren-Boulton's argument </h> , that Microsoft seems headed toward obtaining a monopoly in Internet browser software to match the one it apparently holds in operating systems. </s> <s> Microsoft Corp. argued in federal court Monday that <h>the proposed acquisition of Netscape Communications Corp. by America Online seriously undermined the government's antitrust suit against the software giant. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Microsoft lawyers argued unconvincingly that AOL's purchase of Netscape would undermine the government's antitrust case"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>The outcome of the Microsoft antitrust case may be a long way off </h> , but one thing is already clear: This is the first major e-mail trial. </s> <s> <h>The impact of the deal, if any </h> , <h>on the government's antitrust suit against Microsoft is uncertain. </h>  </s>", "summary": "the government continued to press its anti-trust suit against Microsoft"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>The proposed deal is a complex, three-way transaction involving AOL, Netscape and Sun Microsystems Inc. AOL, the leading on-line service with more than 14 million subscribers </h> , would acquire Netscape's popular site on the World Wide Web and its software business. </s> <s> <h>The proposed deal is a complex, three-way transaction involving AOL, Netscape and Sun Microsystems Inc. AOL, the leading on-line service with more than 14 million subscribers </h> , would acquire Netscape's popular site on the World Wide Web and its software business. </s>", "summary": "AOL was to buy Netscape and forge a partnership with Sun, benefiting all three and giving technological independence from Microsoft."}
+{"text": "<s> Nearly lost in the complexity of America Online's deal to buy Netscape Communication Corp. is America Online's announcement <h>that it will enter an entirely new market </h> : working behind the computer screen to help companies open and operate online stores. </s> <s> Nearly lost in the complexity of America Online's deal to buy Netscape Communication Corp. is America Online's announcement <h>that it will enter an entirely new market </h> : working behind the computer screen to help companies open and operate online stores. </s>", "summary": "AOL is counting on the Netscape purchase to allow it to expand its internet Market by helping business operate on the internet in an effort"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>``We see a major business in offering them an end-to-end solution. </h> '' </s> <s> ``We see <h>a major business in offering them an end-to-end solution. </h> '' </s>", "summary": "The venture will let AOL offer corporations end-to-end services, including servers, software, and accessibility to consumers."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>In its antitrust suit against Microsoft </h> , <h>the federal government charges that the company has illegally bundled its own browser with its Windows operating system </h>  to smother Netscape's chances of marketing its browser. </s> <s> In its antitrust suit against Microsoft, the federal government charges <h>that the company has illegally bundled its own browser with its Windows operating system to smother Netscape's chances of marketing its browser. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Netscape alleges that Microsoft marketing practices, packaging its Internet Explorer in its operating system denied market opportunities to Netscape."}
+{"text": "<s> At the same time, however, it would subsume Netscape, <h>an Internet software maker once regarded as the most serious challenger to Microsoft's dominance of the personal computer software market. </h>  </s> <s> At the same time, however, it would end the independent existence of Netscape, <h>an Internet software maker once regarded as the most serious challenger to Microsoft's dominance of the personal computer software market. </h>  </s>", "summary": "The AOL deal Netscape, would combined three Microsoft rivals."}
+{"text": "<s> The remarks came after media reports of a government economic plan <h>in the works </h>  that <h>would prohibit Russians from buying U.S. dollars and other foreign currencies </h> , and institute other strict economic controls, rolling back seven years of reforms. </s> <s> President Boris Yeltsin would respond strongly to <h>any </h>  effort <h>to prohibit Russians from buying foreign currencies </h> , believing the move would be like bringing another Iron Curtain down on the country, his spokesman said Friday. </s> <s> Responding to media reports <h>of a government economic plan </h>  that <h>would prohibit Russians from buying U.S. dollars and other foreign currency </h> , Primakov said the reports ``absolutely do not correspond to reality,'' ITAR-Tass quoted him as saying. </s>", "summary": "Russia is considering hard currency controls, demanding IMF loans"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Russia's new prime minister picked an unusual way to reassure the nation Thursday. </h>  </s> <s> Russia's new prime minister picked <h>an unusual </h>  way <h>to reassure the nation Thursday. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Primakov then assured the public that \"there is no program"}
+{"text": "<s> After two weeks of deliberations he announced that <h>he still had no plan to rescue the country from its economic crisis. </h>  </s> <s> <h>After two weeks of deliberations he announced that he still had no plan to rescue the country from its economic crisis. </h>  </s>", "summary": "In Russia Prime Minister Primakov had no plan to solve the problem as the economy"}
+{"text": "<s> Ukraine has suffered economic problems since the 1991 collapse of the Soviet Union <h>and it has been especially hard hit by the financial crisis in neighboring Russia </h> , its main trading partner. </s> <s> <h>The Russian crisis </h>  has hurt bilateral trade, caused the Ukrainian currency to fall and <h>led to a withdrawal of investors from Ukraine. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Russia and Ukraine have been especially hard hit by the crisis."}
+{"text": "<s> Government officials say that Ukrainians have recently withdrawn at least 10 percent of the 3 billion hryvna (dlrs 882 million) <h>they deposited in banks. </h>  </s> <s> Although the decree provided for compensation of deposits amounting only to 500 hryvna (dlrs 147 at the current exchange rate), its authors said it would cover more than 90 percent of <h>Ukrainians </h>  who <h>keep their money in banks. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Key issues were stopping dollars from leaving the country and getting foreign investment end IMF loans."}
+{"text": "<s> Some traders were disappointed that the cut was not deeper amid fears <h>a go-slow approach </h>  would not do enough <h>to counter the economic crises that have swept through Asia and Russia </h>  and are threatening Latin America. </s> <s> The managing director of the International Monetary Fund, Michel Camdessus, on Thursday said the Fed made the right decision in cutting rates and that global powers now must push for <h>stronger growth to offset steep recessions in Asia and Russia. </h>  </s>", "summary": "IMF is worried about the turndown in Japan, economic meltdown in Russia, depression in Indonesia, and anxiety about Latin America"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>The United States is disappointed by the economic confusion within the new Russian government of Prime Minister Yevgeny Primakov </h> , said Secretary of State Madeleine Albright on Friday, and she warned Russia about the dangers of an anti-Western policy. </s>", "summary": "Russia's economic confusion is upsetting the US."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Prime Minister Yevgeny Primakov said Saturday that the economic crisis would not bring an end to the government's program of privatizing state property. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Russia will not end government privatization."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>President Boris Yeltsin would respond strongly to any effort </h>  to prohibit Russians from buying foreign currencies, believing the move would be like bringing another Iron Curtain down on the country, his spokesman said Friday. </s>", "summary": "when word leaked Yeltsin denounced it."}
+{"text": "<s> ``I want to repeat once more _ there is no program,'' <h>Prime Minister Yevgeny Primakov said. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Primakov suggesting that there would not be until the International Monetary Fund (IMF) came forth with a massive loan."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Turkey has sent 10,000 troops to its southeastern border with Syria amid growing tensions between the two neighbors </h> , newspapers reported Thursday. </s> <s> <h>The talks in Damascus came as Turkey has massed forces near the border with Syria </h>  after threatening to eradicate Kurdish rebel bases in the neighboring country. </s> <s> The talks in Damascus came as <h>Turkey has massed forces near the border with Syria after threatening to </h>  eradicate Kurdish rebel bases in the neighboring country. </s> <s> The talks in Damascus came as <h>Turkey has massed forces near the border with Syria after threatening to </h>  eradicate Kurdish rebel bases in the neighboring country. </s> <s> <h>Some 10,000 Turkish troops were deployed this week on the Turkish-Syrian border </h> , news reports said. </s> <s> <h>Ankara has sent troops to its border with Syria </h> , prompting fears of an attack. </s> <s> <h>Ankara has sent troops to its border with Syria </h> , prompting fears of an attack. </s> <s> <h>Ankara has sent troops to its border with Syria </h> , prompting fears of an attack. </s> <s> <h>Turkish troops have reportedly massed on the frontier with Syria </h> , while Ankara has indicated its readiness for cross-border raids to eradicate what it claims are guerrilla bases harboring Kurdish rebels. </s> <s> <h>Ankara has sent troops to its border with Syria </h> , prompting fears of an attack. </s>", "summary": "Tensions between Syria and Turkey increased as Turkey sent 10,000 troops to its border with Syria."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Lebanon on Monday denied it is harboring Kurdish rebels and blamed Israel for the rising tension between Syria and Turkey. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Lebanon </h>  on Monday denied <h>it </h>  is harboring Kurdish rebels and <h>blamed Israel for the rising tension between Syria and Turkey. </h>  </s> <s> <h>The Lebanese press </h>  also <h>accused Israel of inflaming the tensions. </h>  </s> <s> Lebanon on Monday denied <h>it is harboring Kurdish rebels and blamed Israel for the rising tension between Syria and Turkey. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Lebanon on Monday denied it is harboring Kurdish rebels and blamed Israel for the rising tension between Syria and Turkey. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Lebanon </h>  on Monday denied <h>it </h>  is harboring Kurdish rebels and <h>blamed Israel for the rising tension between Syria and Turkey. </h>  </s> <s> Lebanon on Monday denied <h>it is harboring Kurdish rebels and blamed Israel for the rising tension between Syria and Turkey. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Lebanon That Israel is the cause of the tensions between Syria and Turkey."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Turkey accuses Syria of harboring Turkish Kurdish rebels </h>  fighting for autonomy in Turkey's southeast; it says rebel leader Abdullah Ocalan lives in Damascus. </s> <s> <h>Turkey long has accused Syria of sheltering Kurdish rebels </h> , who have been fighting since 1984 for more autonomy for the Kurdish population in southeastern Turkey. </s> <s> <h>Turkey long has accused Syria of sheltering Kurdish rebels </h> , who have been fighting since 1984 for more autonomy for the Kurdish population in southeastern Turkey. </s> <s> <h>Turkey long has accused Syria of providing refuge to Kurdish rebels </h> , who have been fighting since 1984 for more autonomy for the Kurdish population in southeastern Turkey. </s> <s> Egypt already has launched a mediation effort to try to prevent a military confrontation over Turkish allegations that <h>Syria is harboring Turkish Kurdish rebels. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Turkey long has accused Syria of providing refuge to Kurdish rebels </h> , who have been fighting since 1984 for more autonomy for the Kurdish population in southeastern Turkey. </s> <s> Egypt already has launched a mediation effort to try to prevent a military confrontation over Turkey's allegations that <h>Syria is harboring Turkish Kurdish rebels. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Tensions rose between Syria and Turkey over claims that Syria harbored Kurdish rebels, Turkey's growing ties with Israel, and Turkish dams on the Euphrates."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Damascus denies that it is supporting the rebels </h> , who wage cross-border raids from camps in Iraq, Iran and Syria. </s> <s> <h>Syria denies the allegation. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Syria denies the allegation. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Syria denied the allegation. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Syria has denied the charge. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Syria denied the allegation. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Syria denied the charges and blamed"}
+{"text": "<s> Turkey accuses Syria of harboring <h>Turkish Kurdish rebels fighting for autonomy in Turkey's southeast </h> ; it says rebel leader Abdullah Ocalan lives in Damascus. </s> <s> Turkey long has accused Syria of <h>sheltering Kurdish rebels, </h>  who <h>have been fighting since 1984 for more autonomy for the Kurdish population in southeastern Turkey. </h>  </s> <s> Turkey long has accused Syria of <h>sheltering Kurdish rebels, </h>  who <h>have been fighting since 1984 for more autonomy for the Kurdish population in southeastern Turkey. </h>  </s> <s> <h>The war in Turkey's southeast waged by rebels </h>  seeking autonomy for the country's large Kurdish minority, has killed some 37,000 people since 1984. </s> <s> Turkey long has accused Syria of providing refuge <h>to Kurdish rebels, </h>  who <h>have been fighting since 1984 for more autonomy for the Kurdish population in southeastern Turkey. </h>  </s> <s> Turkey long has accused Syria of providing refuge <h>to Kurdish rebels, </h>  who <h>have been fighting since 1984 for more autonomy for the Kurdish population in southeastern Turkey. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Fighting with Kurdish rebels began in 1984."}
+{"text": "<s> Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak met here Sunday with <h>Syrian President Hafez </h>  Assad <h>to try to defuse growing tension between Syria and Turkey. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Tensions between Turkey and Syria </h> , Iran's closest Arab <h>ally, have escalated in recent days. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Tensions between Turkey and Syria </h> , Iran's closest Arab <h>ally, have escalated in recent days. </h>  </s> <s> Greece on Monday warned <h>that mounting tension between Turkey and Syria </h>  could lead to ``tragic results'' if not dealt with in its early stages. </s> <s> Greece on Monday warned that <h>mounting tension between Turkey and Syria could lead to ``tragic results </h> '' if not dealt with in its early stages. </s>", "summary": "Tensions between Syria and Turkey increased as Turkey sent 10,000 troops to its border with Syria."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>In a show of force on Friday </h> , <h>Turkish jets buzzed the Syrian frontier </h> , a Turkish daily reported. </s> <s> <h>There have been unconfirmed reports of Turkish jets violating Syria airspace near the border. </h>  </s> <s> There have been unconfirmed reports of <h>Turkish jets violating Syria airspace near the border. </h>  </s> <s> <h>There have been unconfirmed reports of Turkish jets violating Syria airspace near the border. </h>  </s> <s> There have been unconfirmed reports of <h>Turkish jets violating Syria airspace near the border. </h>  </s>", "summary": "On October 1 Turkey later sent jets along"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak </h>  held talks Sunday with Syrian President Hafez Assad in <h>Damascus and was expected to visit Turkey later this week. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak held talks Sunday with Syrian President Hafez Assad in </h>  Damascus and was expected to visit Turkey later this week. </s> <s> <h>Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak </h>  held talks Sunday with Syrian President Hafez Assad in <h>Damascus and was expected to visit Turkey later this week. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak held talks Sunday with Syrian President Hafez Assad in </h>  Damascus and was expected to visit Turkey later this week. </s>", "summary": "Egypt's President traveled to Syria and Turkey to mediate."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Turkish President Suleyman Demirel warned Damascus on Sunday that Turkey would not allow its neighbor to continue sheltering Kurdish rebels. </h>  </s> <s> Turkish President Suleyman Demirel warned Damascus on Sunday <h>that Turkey would not allow its neighbor to continue sheltering Kurdish rebels. </h>  </s> <s> Turkish President Suleyman Demirel warned Damascus on Sunday <h>that Turkey would not let its neighbor continue sheltering Kurdish rebels. </h>  </s> <s> Prime Minister Rafik Hariri said his country backs Syria in the dispute, which was triggered Sunday when <h>Turkish President Suleyman Demirel warned Damascus that his country would not allow its neighbor to continue sheltering Kurdish rebels. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Turkey warned Syria it could no longer tolerate Syria's sheltering Kurdish rebels in Syria and Lebanon's Bekaa Valley."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Ankara </h>  has sent troops to its border with Syria, <h>prompting fears of an attack. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Ankara </h>  has sent troops to its border with Syria, <h>prompting fears of an attack. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Ankara </h>  has sent troops to its border with Syria, <h>prompting fears of an attack. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Ankara </h>  has sent troops to its border with Syria, <h>prompting fears of an attack. </h>  </s>", "summary": "The dispute comes amid accusations by Turkey"}
+{"text": "<s> Two yacht crew members are dead, three yachts remain missing and rescue resources were stretched to the limit Monday as <h>huge seas and gale-force winds continued to batter the Sydney-to-Hobart race fleet. </h>  </s> <s> <h>The Australian Maritime Safety Authority </h>  (<h>AMSA) has alerted all shipping in Bass Strait as high winds and huge seas smash </h>  into the remnants of the 115-boat fleet. </s> <s> The Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA) has alerted all shipping in Bass Strait as high winds and <h>huge seas smash into the remnants of the 115-boat fleet. </h>  </s> <s> Two yacht crew members are dead, three yachts remain missing and rescue resources were stretched to the limit Monday as <h>huge seas and gale-force winds continued to batter the Sydney-to-Hobart race fleet. </h>  </s> <s> <h>The Australian Maritime Safety Authority </h>  (<h>AMSA) has alerted all shipping in Bass Strait as high winds and huge seas smash </h>  into the remnants of the 115-boat fleet. </s> <s> The Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA) has alerted all shipping in Bass Strait as high winds and <h>huge seas smash into the remnants of the 115-boat fleet. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Gale-force winds and high seas battered yachts in the Sydney-to-Hobart race Monday </h> , <h>killing at least two crew members and leaving two yachts missing. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Gale-force winds and high seas battered yachts in Australia's Sydney-to-Hobart race Monday </h> , <h>killing at least two crew members and leaving three yachts missing. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Gale-force winds and high seas battered yachts in Australia's Sydney-to-Hobart race Monday </h> , <h>killing at least two crew members and leaving three yachts missing. </h>  </s> <s> Two sailors died and <h>15 others were missing after gale-force winds and high seas battered yachts in the Sydney-to-Hobart yacht race Monday. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Two sailors died after gale-force winds and high seas </h>  battered the entrants. </s> <s> Two sailors died after <h>gale-force winds and high seas battered the entrants. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Huge seas and gale-force winds have battered the 115-boat fleet"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Two yacht crew members are dead </h> , three yachts remain missing and rescue resources were stretched to the limit Monday as huge seas and gale-force winds continued to batter the Sydney-to-Hobart race fleet. </s> <s> <h>Two crew found dead on the stricken 40-foot vessel </h>  Business Post Naiad were left behind while seven colleagues were winched aboard the helicopter and flown to Merimbula Hospital, he said. </s> <s> <h>Two yacht crew members are dead </h> , three yachts remain missing and rescue resources were stretched to the limit Monday as huge seas and gale-force winds continued to batter the Sydney-to-Hobart race fleet. </s> <s> <h>Two crew found dead on the stricken 40-foot vessel </h>  Business Post Naiad were left behind while seven colleagues were winched aboard the helicopter and flown to Merimbula Hospital, he said. </s> <s> <h>The two dead were found on the 40-foot (12-meter) vessel Business Post Naiad, about 60 miles (100 kilometers </h> ) off the New South Wales town of Merimbula, according to the Australian Search and Rescue Coordination Center in Canberra. </s> <s> <h>The two dead were found on the 40-foot (12-meter) vessel Business Post Naiad, about 60 miles (100 kilometers </h> ) off the New South Wales town of Merimbula, according to the Australian Search and Rescue Coordination Center in Canberra. </s> <s> <h>Two sailors died </h>  and 15 others were missing after gale-force winds and high seas battered yachts in the Sydney-to-Hobart yacht race Monday. </s> <s> <h>The two dead were found on the 40-foot vessel Business Post Naiad, about 100 kilometers (60 miles) </h>  off the New South Wales state town of Merimbula. </s> <s> <h>The two dead </h> , both <h>Australians, were found on the 40-foot vessel Business Post Naiad, about 100 kilometers (60 miles </h> ) off the New South Wales state town of Merimbula. </s>", "summary": "two seamen on the Business Post Naiad were killed."}
+{"text": "<s> Three yachts remain missing and there was no sign of <h>a sailor swept off the Sword of Orion when the boat rolled in wild seas on Sunday night. </h>  </s> <s> Three yachts remain missing and there was no sign of <h>a sailor swept off the Sword of Orion when the boat rolled in wild seas on Sunday night. </h>  </s> <s> The spokesman said no word had been received on the fate of the Winston Churchill or <h>the sailor swept from the deck of Sword of Orion on Sunday night. </h>  </s> <s> There was no sign of <h>a sailor swept off the Sword of Orion when the 30-foot </h>  (9-meter) boat rolled in wild seas Sunday night near Gabo Island, about 280 miles (450 kilometers) east of Melbourne. </s> <s> AusSAR said no word had been received on the fate of the Winston Churchill or <h>the sailor swept from the deck of Sword of Orion on Sunday night. </h>  </s> <s> <h>British sailor Glyn Charles was swept off the Sword of Orion on Sunday night when the boat rolled in wild seas. </h>  </s>", "summary": "One sailor Charles, was swept off the yacht Sword of Orion"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>The yacht </h> , which <h>has a crew of 11 </h> , was halfway across Bass Strait heading towards Hobart, capital of the island state of Tasmania and the finish line in the annual race. </s> <s> <h>The yacht </h> , which <h>has a crew of 11 </h> , was halfway across Bass Strait when it overturned. </s> <s> <h>The yacht </h> , which <h>has a crew of 11 </h> , was halfway across Bass Strait when it overturned. </s> <s> <h>The yacht </h> , which <h>has a crew of 11 </h> , was halfway across Bass Strait when it overturned. </s> <s> <h>The yacht </h> , which <h>has a crew of 11 </h> , was halfway across Bass Strait when it overturned. </s> <s> <h>The yacht </h> , which <h>has a crew of 11 </h> , was halfway across Bass Strait when it overturned. </s>", "summary": "Numerous crewmen including an American John"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>A police helicopter rescued a yachtsman swept overboard </h>  when the Victorian yacht Kingurra was rolled over in huge seas 19 nautical miles south of Gabo Island. </s> <s> <h>A helicopter rescue team flew to a spot about 50 nautical miles off the far south New South Wales town of Merimbula early Monday morning. </h>  </s> <s> <h>A police helicopter rescued a yachtsman swept overboard </h>  when the Victorian yacht Kingurra was rolled over in huge seas 19 nautical miles south of Gabo Island. </s> <s> <h>A police helicopter rescued a yachtsman swept overboard </h>  when the Victorian yacht Kingurra was rolled over in huge seas 19 nautical miles south of Gabo Island. </s> <s> <h>A police helicopter rescued a yachtsman swept overboard </h>  when Kingurra rolled over 35 kilometers (22 miles) south of Gabo Island. </s>", "summary": "One sailor Charles, was swept off the yacht Sword of Orion"}
+{"text": "<s> Neither organization was able to say how the sailors died or give details on <h>the injuries suffered by surviving crewmen. </h>  </s> <s> Neither organization was able to say how the sailors died or give details on <h>the injuries suffered by surviving crewmen. </h>  </s> <s> The center was unable to identify the sailors, say how they died or give details on <h>the injuries sustained by surviving crewmen. </h>  </s> <s> The center was unable to identify the sailors, say how they died or give details on <h>the injuries sustained by surviving crewmen. </h>  </s> <s> The center was unable to identify the sailors, say how they died or give details on <h>the injuries sustained by surviving crewmen. </h>  </s>", "summary": "By dusk of the third day three three missing, many injured and about half of the 115 yachts were forced out of the race."}
+{"text": "<s> Two yacht crew members are dead, <h>three yachts remain missing and rescue resources </h>  were stretched to the limit Monday as huge seas and gale-force winds continued to batter the Sydney-to-Hobart race fleet. </s> <s> <h>Three yachts remain missing </h>  and there was no sign of a sailor swept off the Sword of Orion when the boat rolled in wild seas on Sunday night. </s> <s> Two yacht crew members are dead, <h>three yachts remain missing and rescue resources </h>  were stretched to the limit Monday as huge seas and gale-force winds continued to batter the Sydney-to-Hobart race fleet. </s> <s> <h>Three yachts remain missing </h>  and there was no sign of a sailor swept off the Sword of Orion when the boat rolled in wild seas on Sunday night. </s>", "summary": "Search and rescue efforts were stretched to the limit as three yachts"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>The missing boats are veteran cutter Winston Churchill </h> , which sailed in the inaugural 1945 race, B-52 and Solo Globe Challenger. </s> <s> <h>The missing boats are veteran cutter Winston Churchill </h> , which sailed in the inaugural 1945 race, B-52 and Solo Globe Challenger. </s> <s> <h>The missing boats are veteran cutter Winston Churchill </h> , which sailed in the inaugural 1945 race; B-52; and Solo Globe Challenger. </s> <s> <h>The missing boats are veteran cutter Winston Churchill </h> , which sailed in the inaugural 1945 race and Solo Globe Challenger. </s>", "summary": "Yachts Solo Globe and Winston Churchill went missing as did B-52"}
+{"text": "<s> The missing boats are <h>veteran cutter Winston Churchill </h> , which <h>sailed in the inaugural 1945 race, B-52 and Solo Globe Challenger. </h>  </s> <s> The missing boats are <h>veteran cutter Winston Churchill </h> , which <h>sailed in the inaugural 1945 race, B-52 and Solo Globe Challenger. </h>  </s> <s> The missing boats are <h>veteran cutter Winston Churchill </h> , which <h>sailed in the inaugural 1945 race </h> ; B-52; and Solo Globe Challenger. </s> <s> The missing boats are <h>veteran cutter Winston Churchill </h> , which <h>sailed in the inaugural 1945 race and Solo Globe Challenger. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Yachts Solo Globe and Winston Churchill as did B-52 which was later found."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>The yacht </h> , which has a crew of 11, <h>was halfway across Bass Strait when it overturned. </h>  </s> <s> <h>The yacht </h> , which has a crew of 11, <h>was halfway across Bass Strait when it overturned. </h>  </s> <s> <h>The yacht </h> , which has a crew of 11, <h>was halfway across Bass Strait when it overturned. </h>  </s> <s> <h>The yacht </h> , which has a crew of 11, <h>was halfway across Bass Strait when it overturned. </h>  </s>", "summary": "In Bass Strait boats rolled in heavy seas and crewmen"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>It was the first time that the Russian-built Zarya control module and the made-in-America Unity chamber had ever touched. </h>  </s> <s> It was the first time that <h>the Russian-built Zarya control module and the made-in-America Unity chamber had ever touched. </h>  </s> <s> <h>It was the first time that the Russian-built Zarya control module and the made-in-America Unity chamber had ever touched. </h>  </s> <s> It was the first time that <h>the Russian-built Zarya control module and the made-in-America Unity chamber had ever touched. </h>  </s> <s> <h>It was the first time that the Russian-built Zarya control module and the made-in-America Unity chamber had ever touched. </h>  </s> <s> It was the first time that <h>the Russian-built Zarya control module and the made-in-America Unity chamber had ever touched. </h>  </s> <s> <h>It was the first time that the Russian-built Zarya control module and the made-in-America Unity chamber had ever touched. </h>  </s> <s> It was the first time that <h>the Russian-built Zarya control module and the made-in-America Unity chamber had ever touched. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Sunday astronauts joining the Russian-made Zarya control module cylinder"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>It </h>  looked <h>to be a perfect and, hopefully, long-lasting fit. </h>  </s> <s> <h>It looked to be a perfect and, hopefully, long-lasting fit. </h>  </s> <s> <h>It </h>  looked <h>to be a perfect and, hopefully, long-lasting fit. </h>  </s> <s> <h>It looked to be a perfect and, hopefully, long-lasting fit. </h>  </s> <s> <h>It </h>  looked <h>to be a perfect and, hopefully, long-lasting fit. </h>  </s> <s> <h>It looked to be a perfect and, hopefully, long-lasting fit. </h>  </s>", "summary": "A 2nd attempt Friday was perfect."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>This was the first time such a ``blind'' docking had ever been attempted. </h>  </s> <s> This was <h>the first time such a ``blind'' docking had ever been attempted. </h>  </s> <s> <h>This was the first time such a ``blind'' docking had ever been attempted. </h>  </s> <s> This was <h>the first time such a ``blind'' docking had ever been attempted. </h>  </s> <s> <h>This was the first time such a ``blind'' docking had ever been attempted. </h>  </s> <s> This was <h>the first time such a ``blind'' docking had ever been attempted. </h>  </s>", "summary": "a blind docking using cameras and computer images."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Following a series of intricate maneuvers and the skillful use of the space shuttle Endeavour's robot arm </h> , <h>astronauts on Sunday joined the first two of many segments </h>  that will form the international space station. </s> <s> <h>Endeavour's astronauts connected the first two building blocks of the international space station on Sunday </h> , creating a seven-story tower in the shuttle cargo bay. </s> <s> <h>Endeavour's astronauts connected the first two building blocks of the international space station on Sunday </h> , creating a seven-story tower in the shuttle cargo bay. </s> <s> <h>Endeavour's astronauts connected the first two building blocks of the international space station on Sunday </h> , creating a seven-story tower in the shuttle cargo bay. </s> <s> <h>Endeavour's astronauts connected the first two building blocks of the international space station on Sunday </h> , creating a seven-story tower in the shuttle cargo bay. </s>", "summary": "The astronauts' job was to connect Unity with the already-orbiting Zarya as the first step in assembling 100 major components of the planned space station."}
+{"text": "<s> On their 12-day flight, <h>Endeavour's astronauts </h>  are to locate a Russian part already in orbit, <h>grasp it with the shuttle's robot arm and attach the new U.S. module. </h>  </s> <s> <h>The 240-mile- </h> high construction job began two hours earlier with Nancy Currie's capture of Zarya (Russian for Sunrise) <h>using the shuttle robot arm. </h>  </s> <s> <h>The 240-mile- </h> high construction job began two hours earlier with Nancy Currie's capture of Zarya (Russian for Sunrise) <h>using the shuttle robot arm. </h>  </s> <s> <h>The 240-mile- </h> high construction job began two hours earlier with Nancy Currie's capture of Zarya (Russian for Sunrise) <h>using the shuttle robot arm. </h>  </s> <s> <h>The 240-mile- </h> high construction job began two hours earlier with Nancy Currie's capture of Zarya (Russian for Sunrise) <h>using the shuttle robot arm. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Using the shuttle's 50-foot robot arm"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>The two station pieces, together measuring about 77 feet from end to end and having a combined mass of 70,000 pounds </h> , <h>are the first of 100 major components </h>  to be united in space over the next five years to form an orbiting outpost that would weigh almost a million pounds and span an area the size of two football fields. </s> <s> <h>The two station pieces are so big _ 77 feet from the tip of one to the tip of the other with a combined mass of 70,000 pounds </h>  _ that Currie and her crewmates had to rely on a computerized vision system and camera views, rather than direct line of sight. </s> <s> <h>The two station pieces are so big _ 77 feet from the tip of one to the tip of the other with a combined mass of 70,000 pounds </h>  _ that Currie and her crewmates had to rely on a computerized vision system and camera views, rather than direct line of sight. </s> <s> <h>The two station pieces are so big _ 77 feet from the tip of one to the tip of the other with a combined mass of 70,000 pounds </h>  _ that Currie and her crewmates had to rely on a computerized vision system and camera views, rather than direct line of sight. </s> <s> <h>The two station pieces are so big _ 77 feet from the tip of one to the tip of the other with a combined mass of 70,000 pounds </h>  _ that Currie and her crewmates had to rely on a computerized vision system and camera views, rather than direct line of sight. </s>", "summary": "the American-made module to form a 70,000 pounds mass 77 feet long."}
+{"text": "<s> ``<h>We have capture of Zarya </h> ,'' commander Robert Cabana announced the two pieces came together. </s> <s> ``<h>We have capture of Zarya </h> ,'' commander Robert Cabana announced the moment the two pieces came together. </s> <s> ``<h>We have capture of Zarya </h> ,'' commander Robert Cabana announced the moment the two pieces came together. </s> <s> ``<h>We have capture of Zarya </h> ,'' commander Robert Cabana announced the moment the two pieces came together. </s>", "summary": "Unity was attached to Zarya in a blind docking using cameras and computer images."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Then </h>  came the hard part: <h>stacking the two giant cylinders in the cargo bay. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Then </h>  came the hard part: <h>stacking the two giant cylinders in the cargo bay. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Then </h>  came the hard part: <h>stacking the two giant cylinders in the cargo bay. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Then </h>  came the hard part: <h>stacking the two giant cylinders in the cargo bay. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Sunday astronauts joining the Russian-made Zarya control module cylinder"}
+{"text": "<s> Once she was sure she had it, Cabana fired Endeavour's thrusters, and the brief burst raised the shuttle and thereby Unity enough for the docking mechanisms on <h>the two station components to snap together. </h>  </s> <s> Once she was sure she had it, Cabana fired Endeavour's thrusters, and the brief burst raised the shuttle and thereby Unity enough for the docking mechanisms on <h>the two station components to snap together. </h>  </s> <s> Once she was sure she had it, Cabana fired Endeavour's thrusters, and the brief burst raised the shuttle and thereby Unity enough for the docking mechanisms on <h>the two station components to snap together. </h>  </s> <s> Once she was sure she had it, Cabana fired Endeavour's thrusters, and the brief burst raised the shuttle and thereby Unity enough for the docking mechanisms on <h>the two station components to snap together. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Endeavour astronauts successfully completed the complicated maneuvers to join the two space objects."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Endeavour's astronauts </h>  connected the first two building blocks of the international space station on Sunday, <h>creating a seven-story tower in the shuttle cargo bay. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Endeavour's astronauts </h>  connected the first two building blocks of the international space station on Sunday, <h>creating a seven-story tower in the shuttle cargo bay. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Endeavour's astronauts </h>  connected the first two building blocks of the international space station on Sunday, <h>creating a seven-story tower in the shuttle cargo bay. </h>  </s>", "summary": "U.S. plans to launch the space shuttle Endeavour carrying the U.S. module Unity and six astronauts"}
+{"text": "<s> In his most candid remarks yet on the economy, European Central Bank President Wim Duisenberg said Friday that growth appears to be slowing in <h>the 11 countries adopting the EU common currency _ or euro </h>  _ on Jan. 1. </s> <s> Ten of <h>the 11 countries adopting the euro </h>  dropped their interest rate to 3 percent. </s> <s> <h>The 11 countries launching the common currency </h>  are Austria, Belgium, Ireland, Italy, Finland, France, Germany, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Spain and Portugal. </s> <s> <h>The 11 countries launching the common currency are Austria, Belgium, Ireland, Italy, Finland, France, Germany, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Spain and Portugal. </h>  </s> <s> The annual inflation rate in <h>the 11 nations </h>  that <h>adopt the euro as their shared currency on Jan. 1 </h>  fell to 0.9 percent in November, the European Union's statistics agency reported Wednesday. </s> <s> <h>Germany, France, Italy, Spain, the Netherlands, Belgium, Austria, Portugal, Finland, Ireland and Luxembourg </h>  are set <h>to adopt the euro as a common currency at midnight on New Year's Eve. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Germany, France, Italy, Spain, the Netherlands, Belgium, Austria, Portugal, Finland, Ireland and Luxembourg are set to adopt the euro as a common currency at midnight on New Year's Eve. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Eleven countries were to adopt a common European currency, the euro, on Dec. 31"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>In a surprise move </h> , <h>nations adopting the new European currency </h> , the euro, <h>dropped key interest rates Thursday </h> , effectively setting the rate that will be adopted throughout the euro zone on Jan. 1. </s> <s> <h>Making </h>  their first collective decision about monetary policy, <h>the 11 European nations launching a common currency on Jan. 1 cut interest rates Thursday in a surprise move </h>  that won market confidence. </s> <s> <h>Ten of the 11 countries joining European economic union dropped their key interest rate to 3 percent </h> , with Portugal making the most significant plunge, from 3.75 percent. </s>", "summary": "Eleven European nations lowered key interest rates in preparation for the conversion."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Initially </h> , <h>the currency will group 11 European nations </h>  in a euro zone, leaving Britain, Denmark, Sweden and Greece on the outside. </s> <s> The year 1999 is the official start-up date of the euro<h>, the common European currency </h>  that <h>will unite 11 countries monetarily. </h>  </s> <s> Europe's dream of monetary union becomes reality Thursday when <h>11 nations irrevocably lock their currencies together to form the euro and create an economic giant </h>  whose boundaries stretch from beyond the Arctic Circle to the shores of the Mediterranean. </s>", "summary": "Eleven countries were to adopt a common European currency, the euro, on Dec. 31"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>The bank, which will set monetary policy for the currency bloc </h> , has been under pressure from politicians to keep interest rates low to help boost growth and create jobs. </s> <s> <h>The head of the European Central Bank </h>  that <h>will set monetary policy for the euro nations </h> , Wim Duisenberg, again on Thursday suggested governments should reform rigid labor markets to create jobs, and not pressure him to cut rates. </s> <s> Duisenberg was named this spring as head <h>of the new European Central Bank, </h>  which <h>will govern the policies of the euro </h> , the new single currency which goes into effect Jan. 1. </s>", "summary": "the European Central Bank governs the euro"}
+{"text": "<s> The bank, which will set monetary policy for the currency bloc, has been under pressure from <h>politicians to keep interest rates low to help boost growth and create jobs. </h>  </s> <s> Setting a common interest rates had been a particularly contentious issue as center-left governments in Germany and <h>France pressed for lower rates to help boost growth and cut unemployment </h> , a stubborn 10.9 percent in the euro zone. </s> <s> However, interest rate levels had become a contentious political issue with center-left governments in Germany and <h>France pushing for rate cuts to help spur growth and combat unemployment </h> , stuck at 10.9 percent in the nations adopting the euro. </s>", "summary": "When the head--serving an 8-year term the nations spurring the market."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>European Central Bank chief </h> , Wim Duisenberg, gave no hint of the rate cuts during a speech in Brussels earlier Thursday, <h>instead suggesting that governments should reform rigid labor markets </h>  to create jobs. </s> <s> European Central Bank chief, Wim Duisenberg, gave no hint of the rate cuts during a speech in Brussels earlier Thursday, instead suggesting that <h>governments should reform rigid labor markets to create jobs. </h>  </s> <s> <h>The head of the European Central Bank </h>  that will set monetary policy for the euro nations, <h>Wim Duisenberg </h> , again on Thursday <h>suggested governments should reform rigid labor markets to create jobs </h> , and not pressure him to cut rates. </s>", "summary": "When the head--serving an 8-year term the European Central Bank expressed fear of a slowing economy"}
+{"text": "<s> Struggling to avoid being sidelined in the Continent-wide equities market promised by Europe's soon-to-be-introduced single currency, <h>French authorities said Thursday that the Paris stock exchange would join an alliance between London and Frankfurt </h>  that is seen as the precursor of a pan-European market. </s> <s> <h>Stock market officials in Milan, Madrid, Amsterdam and Brussels have indicated they would be interested in joining the London-Frankfurt alliance </h> , which will initially create a single point of liquidity for trading in British and German blue-chip issues. </s>", "summary": "The Paris, London, and Frankfurt stock exchanges have formed an alliance."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Italy dropped to 3.5 percent from 4 percent. </h>  </s> <s> The exception was <h>Italy </h> , which <h>cut from 4 to 3.5 percent. </h>  </s>", "summary": "growth is slowing"}
+{"text": "<s> Initially, <h>the currency </h>  will group 11 European nations in a euro zone, <h>leaving Britain, Denmark, Sweden and Greece on the outside. </h>  </s> <s> Denmark is one of <h>four EU countries staying out of the monetary union for the time </h>  being. </s>", "summary": "Britain, Denmark, Sweden, and Greece are not part of it."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>The annual inflation rate in the 11 nations </h>  that adopt the euro as their shared currency on Jan. 1 <h>fell to 0.9 percent in November </h> , the European Union's statistics agency reported Wednesday. </s>", "summary": "inflation fell to an average 0.9%."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Indonesia invaded East Timor in 1975 </h>  and annexed it the following year. </s> <s> <h>After Portugal abandoned its former colony in East Timor in 1975 </h> , <h>Indonesia </h>  invaded it and <h>annexed it the following year. </h>  </s> <s> <h>After Portugal abandoned its former colony in East Timor in 1975 </h> , <h>Indonesia invaded it </h>  and annexed it the following year. </s> <s> <h>After Portugal abandoned its former colony in East Timor in 1975 </h> , <h>Indonesia </h>  invaded it and <h>annexed it the following year. </h>  </s> <s> <h>After Portugal abandoned its former colony in East Timor in 1975 </h> , <h>Indonesia invaded it </h>  and annexed it the following year. </s> <s> <h>Indonesia invaded East Timor in Dec. 1975 </h> , <h>following Portugal </h> 's colonial rule, and annexed it a month later. </s> <s> <h>Indonesia </h>  invaded East Timor in 1975 as Portugal prepared to grant independence, and <h>annexed it the following year. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Indonesia invaded East Timor in 1975 as Portugal prepared to grant independence </h> , and annexed it the following year. </s> <s> Turmoil has plagued East Timor ever since <h>Indonesian troops invaded in 1975 </h> , unleashing a separatist rebel war and the resentment of a population pummeled by human rights abuses. </s>", "summary": "After Portugal left East Timor Indonesia annexed it."}
+{"text": "<s> Representatives of exiled East Timorese pro-independence groups said Friday that Indonesian troops attacked unarmed civilians in a village in the disputed Southeast Asian territory, <h>killing one East Timorese and wounding 22 others. </h>  </s> <s> Representatives of exiled East Timorese pro-independence groups said Friday that Indonesian troops attacked unarmed civilians in a village in the disputed Southeast Asian territory, <h>killing one East Timorese and wounding 22 others. </h>  </s> <s> <h>The statement, released in the Portuguese capital of Lisbon </h> , also <h>said that 22 people were injured and 26 were missing. </h>  </s> <s> Representatives of exiled East Timorese pro-independence groups said Friday that Indonesian troops attacked unarmed civilians in a village in the disputed Southeast Asian territory, <h>killing one East Timorese and wounding 22 others. </h>  </s>", "summary": "dead, wounded and missing reported"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>McLeod said 40,000 East Timorese were killed by Japanese soldiers for protecting Australian commandos during World War II. </h>  </s> <s> McLeod <h>said 40,000 East Timorese were killed by Japanese soldiers for protecting Australian commandos during World War II. </h>  </s> <s> <h>McLeod said 40,000 East Timorese were killed by Japanese soldiers for protecting Australian commandos during World War II. </h>  </s> <s> McLeod <h>said 40,000 East Timorese were killed by Japanese soldiers for protecting Australian commandos during World War II. </h>  </s>", "summary": "East Timorese accused Indonesian troops of yet another massacre of civilians"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Representatives of exiled East Timorese pro-independence groups said Friday that Indonesian troops attacked unarmed civilians in a village in the disputed Southeast Asian territory </h> , killing one East Timorese and wounding 22 others. </s> <s> <h>Representatives of exiled East Timorese pro-independence groups said Friday that Indonesian troops attacked unarmed civilians in a village in the disputed Southeast Asian territory </h> , killing one East Timorese and wounding 22 others. </s> <s> <h>Representatives of exiled East Timorese pro-independence groups said Friday that Indonesian troops attacked unarmed civilians in a village in the disputed Southeast Asian territory </h> , killing one East Timorese and wounding 22 others. </s>", "summary": "Indonesian troop attacks on unarmed E. Timor civilians are claimed."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Indonesia on Tuesday denied claims that its troops massacred more than 40 East Timorese recently </h> , and criticized Portugal for suspending U.N.-sponsored talks over the future of the troubled territory. </s> <s> <h>Portugal </h>  suspended the talks with Indonesia in New York last week <h>following reports of a massacre of dozens of East Timorese rebels in a series of clashes with Indonesian troops. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Portugal suspended the talks with Indonesia in New York last week following reports of a massacre of dozens </h>  of East Timorese rebels in a series of clashes with Indonesian troops. </s>", "summary": "East Timorese accused Indonesian troops of yet another massacre of civilians"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>The attack took place Tuesday near Cailaco in East Timor </h> , a former Portuguese colony, according to a statement issued by the pro-independence Christian Democratic Union of East Timor. </s> <s> <h>The attack took place Tuesday near Cailaco in East Timor </h> , a former Portuguese colony, according to a statement issued by the pro-independence Christian Democratic Union of East Timor. </s> <s> <h>The attack took place Tuesday near Cailaco in East Timor </h> , a former Portuguese colony, according to a statement issued by the pro-independence Christian Democratic Union of East Timor. </s>", "summary": "Violence has also occurred in Jakarta and west Timor."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Protesters on Sunday urged Australian military leaders to identify Indonesian army officers </h>  trained here to allow closer monitoring of human rights abuses in East Timor. </s> <s> <h>Protesters on Sunday urged Australian military leaders to identify Indonesian army officers </h>  trained here to allow closer monitoring of human rights abuses in East Timor. </s>", "summary": "Australians protested against training Indonesian military"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>West </h>  Timor shares the same island as troubled East Timor, a former Portuguese territory dominated by Roman Catholicism and <h>invaded by Indonesia in 1975. </h>  </s> <s> In a decision welcomed as a landmark by Portugal, European Union leaders Saturday backed calls for a referendum to decide the fate of East Timor, <h>the former Portuguese colony occupied by Indonesia since 1975. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Indonesia invaded it in 1975"}
+{"text": "<s> The Australian military holds joint training exercises with Indonesian troops, including <h>the elite commando units accused ot atrocities in East Timor. </h>  </s> <s> The Australian military holds joint training exercises with Indonesian troops, including <h>the elite commando units accused ot atrocities in East Timor. </h>  </s>", "summary": "East Timorese accused Indonesian troops of yet another massacre of civilians"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>The Australian military holds joint training exercises with Indonesian troops, including the elite commando units </h>  accused ot atrocities in East Timor. </s> <s> <h>The Australian military holds joint training exercises with Indonesian troops, including the elite commando units </h>  accused ot atrocities in East Timor. </s>", "summary": "Australia trained Indonesian officers to monitor human rights."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Jose Saramago </h> , a 75-year-old Portuguese writer who took up literature relatively late in life and whose richly imaginative novels soon won him a following of loyal readers across Europe and vocal admirers in the United States, <h>was awarded this year's Nobel Prize in Literature Thursday </h>  by the Swedish Academy in Stockholm. </s> <s> <h>Portuguese novelist Jose </h>  Saramago, whose capricious vision includes a section of Europe breaking off and floating out to sea, on <h>Thursday was named the winner of the 1998 Nobel Literature Prize. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Jose Saramago became the first writer in Portuguese to win the Nobel Prize for Literature on Thursday. </h>  </s> <s> Jose Saramago became <h>the first writer in Portuguese to win the Nobel Prize for Literature on Thursday. </h>  </s>", "summary": "1998's Nobel prize for literature went to a Portuguese for the 1st time, imaginative novelist Jose Saramago"}
+{"text": "<s> A tall, balding man whose large, tinted glasses often give him a mien of severity, <h>Saramago is the first Portuguese-language writer _ and one of the first card-carrying Communists </h>  _ to become a Nobel Literature laureate. </s> <s> Saramago (pronounced sah-rah-MAH-go) is the fourth consecutive European to win the prestigious prize, and <h>the first laureate to write in Portuguese. </h>  </s> <s> ``I'm not the only one who deserved it'', <h>said the first Portuguese-language author to obtain the prestigious award. </h>  </s>", "summary": "the first Portuguese language writer to win."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Former U.S. President Jimmy Carter </h> , who seems <h>a perennial Nobel Peace </h>  Prize also-<h>ran, could have won the coveted honor in 1978 </h>  had it not been for strict deadline rules for nominations. </s> <s> <h>Carter has repeatedly been nominated for the Nobel prize for his consistent and wide-ranging peace efforts. </h>  </s>", "summary": "The 1978 committee wanted to give the Peace Prize to Jimmy Carter"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>They were given the prize for their discoveries concerning nitric oxide </h>  as a signaling molecule in the cardiovascular system, according to the citiation from the Karolinska lnstitute. </s> <s> <h>Three American researchers on Monday won the Nobel Medicine Prize for discovering how nitric oxide acts as a signal molecule in the cardiovascular system </h> , a breakthrough with applications ranging from hardening of the arteries to impotence. </s>", "summary": "The 1998 Nobel for medicine was awarded to three US researchers for discoveries with nitric oxide."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>This year </h> 's winner _ or, possibly, <h>winners _ will be announced Thursday </h> , the Academy disclosed Tuesday. </s> <s> A new chapter in the mystery will be written Thursday, when <h>the Swedish Academy announces this year's winner of the world's most prestigious prize for writers. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Prizes are awarded on Dec. 10th"}
+{"text": "<s> The citation said ``it was a senation that <h>the simple, common air pollutant </h>  (nitric oxide<h>), which is formed when nitrogen burns ... could exert important functions in the organism. </h>  '' </s> <s> Nitric oxide, a chemical relative of the anesthetic gas nitrous oxide, is better known as <h>a common air pollutant formed when nitrogen burns, such as in automobile exhaust fumes. </h>  </s>", "summary": "1980s discoveries concerning nitric oxide's function in the body"}
+{"text": "<s> ``Nothing in my life would have led one to think I'd win the Nobel Prize'', <h>said Saramago. </h>  </s> <s> ``At that moment I was over the moon and returning to the book fair the only thing I was worried about was that the whole thing was an error,'' <h>said Saramago. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Saramago was weary of hearing again that this year"}
+{"text": "<s> Among <h>other well-known names to receive the prize </h>  is David Baltimore, although he shared the prize in 1975, long before becoming one of the world's most visible AIDS researchers. </s> <s> Winners generally aren't known outside the medical community, although <h>the list of laureates contains a few familiar names including Ivan Pavlov, tuberculosis pioneer Robert Koch, and DNA researchers Francis Crick and James Watson. </h>  </s>", "summary": "3 Americans won in medicine for 1980s discoveries"}
+{"text": "<s> Jose Saramago, <h>a 75-year-old Portuguese writer </h>  who <h>took up literature relatively late in life </h>  and whose richly imaginative novels soon won him a following of loyal readers across Europe and vocal admirers in the United States, was awarded this year's Nobel Prize in Literature Thursday by the Swedish Academy in Stockholm. </s>", "summary": "This year's winner is 75-year old Jose Saramago"}
+{"text": "<s> That prize was shared by Egyptian President Anwar Sadat and <h>Israeli Prime Minister Menachem </h>  Begin <h>for signing the Camp David peace accords. </h>  </s>", "summary": "this time he did"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Ariel Sharon's appointment as the Israeli foreign minister serves as ``the bullet of mercy'' for the Middle East peace process </h> , an official Syrian newspaper said Saturday. </s> <s> <h>``Sharon's appointment as foreign minister is a bullet of mercy to the (peace) process </h> , which has stopped on all tracks,'' said Tishrin, which often speaks for the Syrian government. </s> <s> <h>Ariel Sharon's appointment as the Israeli foreign minister serves as ``the bullet of mercy'' for the Middle East peace process </h> , an official Syrian newspaper said Saturday. </s> <s> <h>``Sharon's appointment as foreign minister is a bullet of mercy to the (peace) process </h> , which has stopped on all tracks,'' said Tishrin, which often speaks for the Syrian government. </s> <s> <h>Ariel Sharon's appointment as the Israeli foreign minister serves as ``the bullet of mercy'' for the Middle East peace process </h> , an official Syrian newspaper said Saturday. </s> <s> <h>The appointment ``is a bullet of mercy to the (peace) process </h> , which has stopped on all tracks,'' said Tishrin newspaper, which often speaks for the Syrian government. </s> <s> <h>Ariel Sharon's appointment as the Israeli foreign minister serves as ``the bullet of mercy'' for the Middle East peace process </h> , an official Syrian newspaper said Saturday. </s> <s> <h>``Sharon's appointment as foreign minister is a bullet of mercy to the (peace) process </h> , which has stopped on all tracks,'' said Tishrin, which often speaks for the Syrian government. </s>", "summary": "his appointment is seen as a \"bullet of mercy\" for the Middle East peace process."}
+{"text": "<s> Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu appointed Ariel Sharon, a hawkish former defense minister, <h>to be Israeli foreign minister on Friday in an effort </h>  to placate the far right as he moves closer to turning over more West Bank land to the Palestinians. </s> <s> <h>Brief biography of Ariel Sharon </h> , <h>named Israel's foreign minister </h> : ___ 1928: Born in Kfar Mallal in British-ruled Palestine. </s> <s> <h>Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu named Sharon foreign minister on Friday </h> , effectively putting the hard-liner in charge of negotiating Israel's final borders with the Palestinians. </s> <s> <h>Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu named Sharon foreign minister on Friday </h> , effectively putting the hard-liner in charge of negotiating Israel's final borders with the Palestinians. </s> <s> <h>Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu named Sharon foreign minister on Friday </h> , effectively putting the hard-liner in charge of negotiating Israel's final borders with the Palestinians. </s> <s> <h>Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu named Sharon foreign minister on Friday </h> , effectively putting the hard-liner in charge of negotiating Israel's final borders with the Palestinians. </s>", "summary": "In a move widely viewed as an effort Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu named hardliner Ariel Sharon foreign minister and chief peace negotiator."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>1982-83 </h> : Invades Lebanon in June 1982 to drive out PLO guerrillas<h>, but is held indirectly responsible for Lebanese Christian militiamen's September 1982 massacre of hundreds of Palestinian civilians in the Sabra and Shatilla refugee camps south of Beirut. </h>  </s> <s> <h>An Israeli tribunal looking into the invasion found him indirectly responsible for the massacre of hundreds of Palestinian refugees by Christian Lebanese militiamen at two Beirut camps. </h>  </s> <s> <h>An Israeli tribunal looking into the invasion found him indirectly responsible for the massacre of hundreds of Palestinian refugees by Christian Lebanese militiamen at two Beirut camps. </h>  </s> <s> <h>An Israeli tribunal looking into the invasion found him indirectly responsible for the massacre of hundreds of Palestinian refugees by pro-Israeli Christian Lebanese militiamen at two Beirut camps. </h>  </s> <s> <h>An Israeli tribunal looking into the invasion found him indirectly responsible for the massacre of hundreds of Palestinian refugees by Christian Lebanese militiamen at two Beirut camps. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Lebanese Christian militiamen slaughtered hundreds of unarmed Palestinians."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu </h>  named Sharon foreign minister on Friday, <h>effectively putting the hard-liner in charge of negotiating Israel's final borders with the Palestinians. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu </h>  named Sharon foreign minister on Friday, <h>effectively putting the hard-liner in charge of negotiating Israel's final borders with the Palestinians. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu </h>  named Sharon foreign minister on Friday, <h>effectively putting the hard-liner in charge of negotiating Israel's final borders with the Palestinians. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu </h>  named Sharon foreign minister on Friday, <h>effectively putting the hard-liner in charge of negotiating Israel's final borders with the Palestinians. </h>  </s>", "summary": "In a move widely viewed as an effort Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu named hardliner Ariel Sharon foreign minister and chief peace negotiator."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Many Arabs know Sharon for his role in Israel's 1982 invasion of Lebanon. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Many Arabs know Sharon for his role in Israel's 1982 invasion of Lebanon. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Many Arabs know Sharon for his role in Israel's 1982 invasion of Lebanon. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Many Arabs know Sharon for his role in Israel's 1982 invasion of Lebanon. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Many blame Sharon for a 1982 massacre of Palestinian civilians at refugee camps in Lebanon."}
+{"text": "<s> ``Sharon's appointment as foreign minister is a bullet of mercy <h>to the (peace) process, </h>  which <h>has stopped on all tracks </h> ,'' said Tishrin, which often speaks for the Syrian government. </s> <s> ``Sharon's appointment as foreign minister is a bullet of mercy <h>to the (peace) process, </h>  which <h>has stopped on all tracks </h> ,'' said Tishrin, which often speaks for the Syrian government. </s> <s> The appointment ``is a bullet of mercy <h>to the (peace) process, </h>  which <h>has stopped on all tracks </h> ,'' said Tishrin newspaper, which often speaks for the Syrian government. </s> <s> ``Sharon's appointment as foreign minister is a bullet of mercy <h>to the (peace) process, </h>  which <h>has stopped on all tracks </h> ,'' said Tishrin, which often speaks for the Syrian government. </s>", "summary": "Arabs said the hard-line, right-wing, warrior and former defense minister would kill any progress for a settlement in the mid-East."}
+{"text": "<s> Syria and the previous Israeli government had reached an informal agreement on a full withdrawal from <h>the Golan Heights </h> , which Israel <h>captured from Syria in 1967. </h>  </s> <s> Syria and the previous Israeli government had reached an informal agreement on a full withdrawal from <h>the Golan Heights </h> , which Israel <h>captured from Syria in 1967. </h>  </s> <s> Syria and the previous Israeli government had reached an informal agreement on a full withdrawal from <h>the Golan Heights </h> , which Israel <h>captured from Syria in 1967. </h>  </s> <s> Syria and the previous Israeli government had reached an informal agreement on a full withdrawal from <h>the Golan Heights </h> , which Israel <h>captured from Syria in 1967. </h>  </s>", "summary": "His appointment the two territory and is seen as an effort"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Syria and the previous Israeli government had reached an informal agreement on a full withdrawal from the Golan Heights </h> , which Israel captured from Syria in 1967. </s> <s> <h>Syria and the previous Israeli government had reached an informal agreement on a full withdrawal from the Golan Heights </h> , which Israel captured from Syria in 1967. </s> <s> <h>Syria and the previous Israeli government had reached an informal agreement on a full withdrawal from the Golan Heights </h> , which Israel captured from Syria in 1967. </s> <s> <h>Syria and the previous Israeli government had reached an informal agreement on a full withdrawal from the Golan Heights </h> , which Israel captured from Syria in 1967. </s>", "summary": "an effort to placate the far right as he moves to withdraw from more West Bank land"}
+{"text": "<s> Netanyahu has sent ``a clear message to all those who are deluding themselves _ and <h>betting on Israel </h>  (to) <h>change its anti-peace stand </h>  _ to give up their illusions,'' the paper said. </s> <s> Netanyahu has sent ``a clear message to all those who are deluding themselves _ and betting on Israel (to) change <h>its anti-peace stand </h>  _ <h>to </h>  give up their illusions,'' the paper said. </s> <s> Netanyahu has sent ``a clear message to all those who are deluding themselves _ and <h>betting on Israel </h>  (to) <h>change its anti-peace stand </h>  _ to give up their illusions,'' the paper said. </s> <s> Netanyahu has sent ``a clear message to all those who are deluding themselves _ and betting on Israel (to) change <h>its anti-peace stand </h>  _ <h>to </h>  give up their illusions,'' the paper said. </s>", "summary": "a move to scuttle the peace effort."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>An Israeli tribunal looking into the invasion </h>  found him indirectly responsible for the massacre of hundreds of Palestinian refugees by Christian Lebanese militiamen at two Beirut camps. </s> <s> <h>An Israeli tribunal looking into the invasion </h>  found him indirectly responsible for the massacre of hundreds of Palestinian refugees by pro-Israeli Christian Lebanese militiamen at two Beirut camps. </s> <s> <h>An Israeli tribunal looking into the invasion </h>  found him indirectly responsible for the massacre of hundreds of Palestinian refugees by Christian Lebanese militiamen at two Beirut camps. </s>", "summary": "he was appointed some thought that Netanyahu was placating Israel's far right wing while striving for peace."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>A top IOC official on Saturday made explosive allegations of widespread Olympic corruption </h> , saying agents demand up to dlrs 1 million to deliver votes in the selection of host cities. </s> <s> <h>A top IOC official on Saturday made explosive allegations of widespread Olympic corruption </h> , saying agents demand up to dlrs 1 million to deliver votes in the selection of host cities. </s> <s> <h>Swiss IOC executive board member Marc Hodler said Sunday he might be thrown out of the International Olympic Committee for making allegations of corruption within the Olympic movement. </h>  </s> <s> Swiss IOC executive board member Marc Hodler said <h>Sunday he might be thrown out of the International Olympic Committee for making allegations of corruption within the Olympic movement. </h>  </s> <s> <h>The senior Olympic official </h>  who <h>leveled stunning allegations of corruption within the IOC </h>  said Sunday he had been ``muzzled'' by president Juan Antonio Samaranch and might be throw out of the organization. </s>", "summary": "however IOC member Marc Hodler alleges widespread corruption."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>This is the first time the IOC has ever investigated possible bribery by bidding cities, despite previous rumors and allegations of corruption in other Olympic votes. </h>  </s> <s> This is <h>the first time the IOC </h>  has <h>ever investigated possible bribery by bidding cities </h> , despite previous rumors and allegations of corruption in other Olympic votes. </s> <s> This is <h>the first time the IOC has ever </h>  investigated <h>possible bribery by bidding cities </h> , despite previous rumors and allegations of corruption in other Olympic votes. </s> <s> Moving quickly to tackle an escalating corruption scandal, <h>IOC leaders questioned Salt Lake City officials Friday in the first ever investigation into alleged vote-buying by an Olympic city. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Salt Lake Olympic bidders gave $400,000 in scholarships to 13 IOC relatives in the first case of host-city bribery."}
+{"text": "<s> The International Olympic Committee has ordered a top-level investigation into the payment of nearly dlrs 400,000 in scholarships to relatives of IOC members by <h>the Salt Lake group </h>  which <h>won the bid for the 2002 Winter Games. </h>  </s> <s> The controversy centers on the payment of nearly dlrs 400,000 in scholarships to relatives of IOC members by <h>the Salt Lake bid committee </h>  which <h>won the right to stage the 2002 games. </h>  </s> <s> Hodler's allegations, made to a group of reporters, came as the IOC continued investigations into alleged financial misconduct by <h>the Salt Lake City group </h>  which <h>won the bid for the 2002 games. </h>  </s> <s> The issue of vote-buying came to the fore in Lausanne because of the recent disclosure of scholarship payments made to six relatives of IOC members by Salt Lake City officials during <h>their successful </h>  bid <h>to play host to the 2002 Winter Games. </h>  </s>", "summary": "In 1995 Salt Lake City was chosen to host the 2002 Winter Olympics."}
+{"text": "<s> Saying ``if we have to clean, we will clean,'' <h>Juan Antonio Samaranch responded on Sunday to allegations of corruption in the Olympic bidding process by declaring that IOC members </h>  who were found to have accepted bribes from candidate cities could be expelled. </s> <s> Saying ``if we have to clean, we will clean,'' <h>Juan Antonio Samaranch </h>  responded on Sunday to allegations of corruption in the Olympic bidding process <h>by declaring that IOC members who were found to have accepted bribes from candidate cities could be expelled. </h>  </s> <s> <h>LAUSANNE, Switzerland (AP) _ IOC president Juan Antonio Samaranch on Sunday promised to expel any members </h>  if they are found guilty of accepting bribes. </s>", "summary": "IOC President Samaranch vowed to expel any guilty member."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Marc Hodler </h> , a senior member of the International Olympic Committee executive board, <h>alleged malpractices in the voting for the 1996 Atlanta Games, 2000 Sydney Olympics and 2002 Salt Lake Games. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Marc Hodler </h> , a senior member of the International Olympic Committee executive board, <h>alleged malpractices in the bid campaigns for the games of 1996, 1998, 2000 and 2002. </h>  </s> <s> <h>His </h>  comments came as <h>the leader of the Salt Lake organizing committee apologized Sunday for the alleged rules violations during the city's successful bid for the 2002 Winter Games. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Hodler went on to allege similar malpractice in choosing other Olympic sites"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Hodler said a group of four agents, including one IOC member </h> , have been involved in promising votes for payment. </s> <s> Hodler said <h>he believed four agents _ including one IOC member </h>  _ had been involved in vote-buying over the past 10 years. </s> <s> Hodler said he believed four agents _ including <h>one IOC member _ had been involved in vote-buying over the past 10 years. </h>  </s>", "summary": "The IOC's Marc Hodler says agents and a member"}
+{"text": "<s> IOC executive board member Marc Hodler said <h>the scholarship fund </h>  _ <h>described as ``humanitarian aid'' by Salt Lake officials </h>  _ amounted to a ``bribe.'' </s> <s> Senior IOC executive board member Marc Hodler said <h>the scholarship fund </h>  _ <h>described as ``humanitarian aid'' by Salt Lake officials </h>  _ amounted to a bribe to sway votes in the 1995 election. </s> <s> Hodler has described as a ``bribe'' <h>the dlrs 500,000 scholarship fund set up by Salt Lake </h>  which benefited the relatives of six IOC members. </s>", "summary": "relatives of International Olympic Committee (IOC) members had received $400,000 in scholarships from promoters of Salt Lake City"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>IOC executive board member Marc Hodler said the scholarship fund _ described as ``humanitarian aid'' by Salt Lake officials _ amounted to a `` </h> bribe.'' </s> <s> <h>Senior IOC executive board member Marc Hodler said the scholarship fund _ described as ``humanitarian aid'' by Salt Lake officials _ amounted to a bribe to sway votes in the 1995 election. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Hodler has described as a ``bribe'' the dlrs 500,000 scholarship fund </h>  set up by Salt Lake which benefited the relatives of six IOC members. </s>", "summary": "Senior IOC official Marc Hodler called the scholarships a \"bribe"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>The mayor of the Japanese city of Nagano </h> , site of the 1998 Winter Olympics, <h>denied allegations that city officials bribed members of the International Olympic Committee to win the right </h>  to host the games. </s> <s> The mayor of the Japanese city of Nagano, site of the 1998 Winter Olympics, denied allegations that <h>city officials bribed members of the International Olympic Committee to win the right to host the games. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Olympic Games offer IOC members bribes to favor their city."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Hodler </h> , who made the allegations Saturday, <h>said he has since been ``muzzled'' by IOC president Juan Antonio Samaranch. </h>  </s> <s> <h>The senior Olympic official </h>  who leveled stunning allegations of corruption within the IOC <h>said Sunday he had been ``muzzled'' by president Juan Antonio Samaranch and might be throw out of the organization. </h>  </s>", "summary": "IOC President Samaranch ordered Hodler to keep quiet."}
+{"text": "<s> However, <h>Israel continues to control the airspace </h>  and has the authority to shut down the airfield at any time. </s> <s> However, <h>Israel continues to control the airspace </h>  and has the authority to shut down the airfield at any time. </s> <s> <h>Israel retains security control over flights </h>  arriving to Gaza International Airport. </s> <s> <h>Israel retains security control over flights </h>  arriving to Gaza International Airport. </s> <s> <h>Israel retains security control over flights </h>  arriving at Gaza International Airport, and Palestinian security officials consult with their Israeli counterparts. </s>", "summary": "The airport's opening and the stipulation that Israel would control the airspace and monitor passengers were included in the U.S. brokered Wye River accord."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Israeli security officials delayed two planes from taking off from the Palestinian airport on Wednesday </h> , the latest tensions in a rare area of Israeli-Palestinian cooperation. </s> <s> A plane bound for Amman, <h>Jordan was delayed for two hours over an Israeli demand </h>  that Palestinian officials inspect the luggage of a Palestinian passenger, Israel radio reported. </s> <s> <h>Israeli officials </h>  also <h>delayed a plane making a stopover from Saudi Arabia to Cairo </h> , it said. </s> <s> <h>Israeli security officials delayed two planes from taking off from the Palestinian airport on Wednesday </h> , marking the latest tensions in a rare area of Israeli-Palestinian cooperation. </s>", "summary": "tensions developed when Israeli security officials delayed two planes from taking off"}
+{"text": "<s> Egypt's Middle East News Agency said <h>the first plane to land would be carrying Egypt's health minister and several doctors </h>  bearing medical supplies as gifts. </s> <s> Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat planned to be on hand Tuesday morning when <h>a plane from Cairo carrying Egyptian officials becomes the first arrival. </h>  </s> <s> <h>An Egypt Air plane was the first to land on the desert tarmac in the southern Gaza Strip at 8:30 a.m. </h>  (0630 gmt). </s> <s> <h>An Egypt Air plane was the first to land on the desert tarmac in the southern Gaza Strip at 8:30 a.m. </h>  (0630 gmt). </s>", "summary": "An Egypt Air plane was the first to land"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Palestinian airport workers refused to allow Israeli security officials to check the identity of passengers </h>  who arrived on an Egyptian plane Sunday afternoon, most of whom worked for the Palestinian Authority, according to Civilian Airport Authority Director Nir Yarkoni. </s> <s> <h>Palestinian airport workers refused to allow Israeli security officials to check the identity of passengers </h>  who arrived on an Egyptian plane Sunday afternoon, most of whom worked for the Palestinian Authority, according to Civilian Airport Authority Director Nir Yarkoni. </s> <s> <h>Earlier this week </h> , <h>Israel threatened to close down the Gaza airport when Palestinian airport workers refused to allow Israeli security officials </h>  to check the identity of passengers who arrived on an Egyptian plane, most of whom worked for the Palestinian Authority. </s> <s> Earlier this week, Israel threatened to close down the Gaza airport when <h>Palestinian airport workers refused to allow Israeli security officials to check the identity of passengers </h>  who arrived on an Egyptian plane, most of whom worked for the Palestinian Authority. </s>", "summary": "two planes from taking off when Palestinian workers refused to let them check a passenger's identity."}
+{"text": "<s> Israel retains security control over <h>flights arriving to Gaza International Airport. </h>  </s> <s> Israel retains security control over <h>flights arriving to Gaza International Airport. </h>  </s> <s> Israel retains security control over <h>flights arriving at Gaza International Airport </h> , and Palestinian security officials consult with their Israeli counterparts. </s>", "summary": "Gaza International Airport opened on Nov. 24, 1998 with arrival of an Egypt Air flight"}
+{"text": "<s> Egypt's Middle East News Agency said the first plane to land would be carrying Egypt's health minister and <h>several doctors bearing medical supplies as gifts. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Egypt's Middle East News Agency said the first plane to land would be carrying Egypt's health minister and several doctors bearing medical supplies as gifts. </h>  </s> <s> Egypt's Middle East News Agency said the first plane to land would be carrying Egypt's health minister and <h>several doctors bearing medical supplies as gifts. </h>  </s>", "summary": "An Egypt Air plane was the first to land"}
+{"text": "<s> The airport's opening last month, stipulated by <h>the accords brokered by U.S. President Bill Clinton at Wye River </h> , Maryland in October, was hailed by Palestinians as a milestone toward independence and statehood. </s> <s> The airport's opening last month, stipulated by <h>the accords brokered by U.S. President Bill Clinton at Wye River </h> , Maryland in October, was hailed by Palestinians as a milestone toward independence and statehood. </s> <s> The airport's opening last month, stipulated by <h>the accords brokered by U.S. President Bill Clinton at Wye River </h> , Maryland in October, was hailed by Palestinians as a milestone toward independence and statehood. </s>", "summary": "the U.S. brokered Wye River accord."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Since then </h> , <h>Israel </h>  has accused the Palestinians of failing to contain anti-Israel violence, and <h>has frozen the accords. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Since then </h> , <h>Israel </h>  has accused the Palestinians of failing to contain anti-Israel violence, and <h>has frozen the accords. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Since Wye </h> , <h>Israel </h>  has accused the Palestinians of failing to contain anti-Israel violence, and <h>has frozen the accords. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Since Wye Israel and the Palestinians have accused each other of failing to honor its provisions."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>The Palestinians </h> , in turn, <h>accuse Israel of reneging on an agreement </h>  to release Palestinians jailed for anti-Israel activities. </s> <s> <h>The Palestinians </h> , in turn, <h>accuse Israel of reneging on an agreement </h>  to release Palestinians jailed for anti-Israel activities. </s> <s> <h>The Palestinians </h> , in turn, <h>accuse Israel of reneging on an agreement </h>  to release Palestinians jailed for anti-Israel activities. </s>", "summary": "Since Wye Israel and the Palestinians have accused each other of failing to honor its provisions."}
+{"text": "<s> The Palestinians, in turn, accuse Israel of reneging on <h>an agreement to release Palestinians jailed for anti-Israel activities. </h>  </s> <s> The Palestinians, in turn, accuse Israel of reneging on <h>an agreement to release Palestinians jailed for anti-Israel activities. </h>  </s> <s> The Palestinians, in turn, accuse Israel of reneging on <h>an agreement to release Palestinians jailed for anti-Israel activities. </h>  </s>", "summary": "the U.S. brokered Wye River accord."}
+{"text": "<s> The move was aimed at forcing Gadhafi to surrender two Libyans wanted in the 1988 bombing of a Pan Am passenger plane over <h>Lockerbie </h> , Scotland, that <h>killed 270 people. </h>  </s> <s> Farrakhan repeatedly has urged an end to the sanctions, which were imposed to try to force Gadhafi to surrender two Libyans wanted in the 1988 bombing of a Pan Am jetliner over <h>Lockerbie </h> , Scotland, that <h>killed 270 people. </h>  </s> <s> The U.N. Security Council imposed sanctions in 1992, including a flight ban, to try to force Libya to hand over two suspects in <h>the bombing </h>  that <h>killed 270 people. </h>  </s> <s> Annan's comments came Saturday after he and Gadhafi failed to agree on handing over Abdel Basset Ali al-Megrahi and Lamen Khalifa Fhimah, who are suspected in <h>the 1988 bombing </h>  that <h>killed 270 people. </h>  </s> <s> Annan's comments came Saturday after he and Gadhafi failed to agree on handing over Abdel Basset Ali al-Megrahi and Lamen Khalifa Fhimah, who are suspected in <h>the 1988 bombing </h>  that <h>killed 270 people. </h>  </s> <s> Al Thani handed Gadhafi a letter that reaffirmed Qatar's support for Libya ``in its just position toward the so-called Lockerbie case,'' the television said, referring to Libya's objections to the U.N. sanctions imposed in 1992 to press it to hand over two Libyans wanted for the 1988 bombing of a Pan Am airliner over the Scottish town of <h>Lockerbie </h>  that <h>left 270 people dead. </h>  </s>", "summary": "On the eve of the 10th anniversary of the 1988 downing of Pan Am 103 over Lockerbie there is hope that the Libya suspects might soon be brought to trial."}
+{"text": "<s> Annan's comments came Saturday after he and Gadhafi failed to agree on handing over Abdel Basset Ali al-Megrahi <h>and Lamen Khalifa Fhimah, </h>  who <h>are suspected in the 1988 bombing </h>  that killed 270 people. </s> <s> Annan's comments came Saturday after he and Gadhafi failed to agree on handing over Abdel Basset Ali al-Megrahi <h>and Lamen Khalifa Fhimah, </h>  who <h>are suspected in the 1988 bombing </h>  that killed 270 people. </s> <s> <h>Libya's justice minister on Wednesday said the two suspects in the 1988 bombing of a Pan Am </h>  jetliner should not become victims of Western politics when they go on trial. </s> <s> Libya's justice minister on Wednesday said <h>the two suspects in the 1988 bombing of a Pan Am jetliner should not become victims of Western politics when they go on trial. </h>  </s> <s> He was addressing the General People's Congress, or Parliament, which opened a debate that will decide the fate <h>of the two men </h>  who <h>are wanted in connection with the Dec. 21, 1988 bombing. </h>  </s>", "summary": "The UN, US,and Britain continue to press Libya to turn over the two Libyans accused of the Pan Am bombing over Lockerbie"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>The move </h>  was aimed <h>at forcing Gadhafi to surrender two Libyans wanted in the 1988 bombing of a Pan Am passenger plane over Lockerbie </h> , Scotland, that killed 270 people. </s> <s> <h>The move was aimed at forcing Gadhafi to surrender two Libyans </h>  wanted in the 1988 bombing of a Pan Am passenger plane over Lockerbie, Scotland, that killed 270 people. </s> <s> Farrakhan repeatedly has urged an end to <h>the sanctions </h> , which were imposed <h>to try to force Gadhafi to surrender two Libyans wanted in the 1988 bombing of a Pan Am jetliner over Lockerbie </h> , Scotland, that killed 270 people. </s> <s> <h>The U.N. Security Council </h>  imposed sanctions in 1992, including a flight ban, <h>to try to force Libya to hand over two suspects in the bombing </h>  that killed 270 people. </s> <s> Al Thani handed Gadhafi a letter that reaffirmed Qatar's support for Libya ``in its just position toward the so-called Lockerbie case,'' the television said, referring to Libya's objections to <h>the U.N. sanctions imposed in 1992 to press it to hand over two Libyans wanted for the 1988 bombing of a Pan Am airliner over the Scottish town of Lockerbie </h>  that left 270 people dead. </s>", "summary": "The UN, US,and Britain continue to press Libya to turn over the two Libyans accused of the Pan Am bombing over Lockerbie"}
+{"text": "<s> A Western diplomat, speaking in Algiers on condition of anonymity, said <h>Annan would travel to Libya on Saturday to meet with authorities there on the 1988 Pan Am bombing </h>  that has led to U.N. sanctions against Libya. </s> <s> <h>TUNIS, Tunisia (AP) _ U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan left for Libya Saturday to hold talks aimed at putting two suspects on trial for the 1988 Pan Am bombing over Lockerbie. </h>  </s> <s> TUNIS, Tunisia (AP) _ U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan left for <h>Libya Saturday to hold talks aimed at putting two suspects on trial for the 1988 Pan Am bombing over Lockerbie. </h>  </s> <s> <h>TRIPOLI, Libya (AP) _ U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan arrived in Libya Saturday for talks aimed at bringing to trial two Libyan suspects in the 1988 Pan Am bombing over Lockerbie </h> , Scotland. </s>", "summary": "UN Secretary General Annan goes to Libya for talks aimed at bringing the suspects to trial."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>After meeting Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi in a desert tent </h> , <h>U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan said he thinks an arrangement for bringing two suspects to trial in the bombing of a Pan Am </h>  airliner could be secured in the ``not too distant future.'' </s> <s> <h>After meeting Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi in a desert tent </h> , <h>U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan said he thinks an arrangement for bringing two suspects to trial in the bombing of a Pan Am </h>  airliner could be secured in the ``not too distant future.'' </s> <s> Annan's meeting with Gadhafi took place after Libya's official news agency, JANA, initially reported that <h>Annan </h>  might not be able <h>to meet with the Libyan leader because Gadhafi was ``in the desert. </h> '' </s> <s> <h>On Saturday </h> , <h>U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan met with Gadhafi to iron out the details. </h>  </s>", "summary": "UN General Secretary Kofi Annan has met with Libyan officials and an agreement"}
+{"text": "<s> A Libyan legal team has been meeting regularly with <h>Annan </h> 's legal counsel <h>to discuss a U.S.-British proposal to try the suspects in the Netherlands </h>  according to Scottish law and using Scottish judges. </s> <s> A Libyan legal team has been meeting regularly with <h>Annan </h> 's legal counsel <h>to discuss a U.S.-British proposal to try the suspects in the Netherlands </h>  according to Scottish law and using Scottish judges. </s> <s> The 60-year-old Annan is trying to get Libya to go along with <h>a U.S.-British plan to try the two suspects before a panel of Scottish judges in the Netherlands for the 1988 bombing over Lockerbie </h> , Scotland. </s> <s> The 60-year-old Annan is trying to get Libya to go along with <h>a U.S.-British plan to try the two suspects before a panel of Scottish judges in the Netherlands for the Dec. 21, 1988 </h> , bombing over Lockerbie, Scotland. </s>", "summary": "Libya has agreed to a trial for the two by a Scottish court in the Netherlands"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>They are accused by the United States and Britain of blowing up a Pan Am airliner over the Scottish village of Lockerbie </h>  on Dec. 21, 1988. </s> <s> They are accused by the United States and <h>Britain of blowing up a Pan Am airliner over the Scottish village of Lockerbie on Dec. 21 </h> , 1988. </s> <s> <h>A total of 270 people on board and on ground were killed when the jetliner blew up over the Scottish town of Lockerbie. </h>  </s> <s> A total of 270 people on board and on ground were killed when <h>the jetliner blew up over the Scottish town of Lockerbie. </h>  </s>", "summary": "The UN, US,and Britain continue to press Libya to turn over the two Libyans accused of the Pan Am bombing over Lockerbie"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Since 1992 </h> , <h>Libya has struggled with U.N. Security Council sanctions </h>  that ban direct flights to and from the country. </s> <s> <h>The U.N. Security Council imposed sanctions in 1992 </h> , including a flight ban, to try to force Libya to hand over two suspects in the bombing that killed 270 people. </s> <s> <h>Libya has been under U.N. sanctions since 1992 for its refusal </h>  to hand over the two alleged intelligence agents, Abdel Basset Ali al-Megrahi and Lamen Khalifa Fhimah. </s>", "summary": "Libya has been under a UN flight ban since 1992 in an effort"}
+{"text": "<s> After meeting Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi in a desert tent, U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan said he thinks an arrangement for bringing two suspects to trial in the bombing of <h>a Pan Am airliner could be secured in the `` </h> not too distant future.'' </s> <s> After meeting Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi in a desert tent, U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan said he thinks an arrangement for bringing two suspects to trial in the bombing of <h>a Pan Am airliner could be secured in the `` </h> not too distant future.'' </s>", "summary": "UN clearance to fly to Libya."}
+{"text": "<s> Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi began a surprise visit to neighboring Tunisia on Monday, <h>his first known trip since injuring his hip in July. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Gadhafi </h>  underwent surgery last July <h>after injuring his hip </h> , reportedly while exercising. </s>", "summary": "UN sanctions barring air travel force Gadhafi to travel by land"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Turkey has asked for his extradition </h>  and Ocalan has asked for political asylum. </s> <s> <h>Turkey stepped up the pressure on Italy for the extradition of captured Kurdish rebel leader </h>  Abdullah Ocalan, warning Sunday that granting him asylum would amount to ``opening doors to terrorism.'' </s> <s> <h>Turkey stepped up pressure on Italy for the extradition of captured Kurdish rebel leader </h>  Abdullah Ocalan, saying Sunday that granting him asylum would amount to ``opening doors to terrorism.'' </s> <s> <h>Turkey wants Italy to extradite the rebel </h> , Abdullah Ocalan, leader of the Kurdistan Workers' Party, which is seeking Kurdish autonomy in southeastern Turkey. </s> <s> <h>Turkey has asked for Ocalan's extradition. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Turkey pressured Italy to extradite Ocalan"}
+{"text": "<s> Kurds arrived from Germany and France to show solidarity with the rebel leader and <h>a Kurdish group </h>  stopped at Rome's airport <h>launched a hunger strike. </h>  </s> <s> Elsewhere in Europe, dozens of Kurds protested in Bucharest until chased away by police; 1,000 Kurds rallied in Bonn, some waving pictures of the Kurd leader; and <h>100 Kurds in Vienna </h>  set up tents outside Parliament and <h>declared a hunger strike. </h>  </s> <s> About 1,500 Kurds who spent the night outside <h>a military </h>  hospital where <h>Kurdish rebel leader Abdullah Ocalan is believed held continued their hunger strike Monday to protest his detention. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Some 41 Kurds declared a hunger strike Monday to protest Ocalan's detention. </h>  </s> <s> Some 41 Kurds declared <h>a hunger strike Monday to protest Ocalan's detention. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Kurds in staging demonstrations and hunger strikes."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Turkey considers Ocalan a terrorist and its most-wanted criminal. </h>  </s> <s> Turkey considers Ocalan a terrorist and <h>its most </h> -<h>wanted criminal. </h>  </s> <s> To Turkey, <h>Ocalan is the nation's most-wanted criminal. </h>  </s> <s> Turkey's Anatolia news agency said Oz was determined not to free his hostage until Italy agreed to Turkey's demand to send back <h>Ocalan </h>  who <h>is Turkey's most wanted man. </h>  </s>", "summary": "they consider a terrorist."}
+{"text": "<s> Ocalan was arrested at the Rome airport on Thursday as soon as he stepped off a plane from <h>Moscow </h> , <h>where he had sought asylum after recently fleeing his hideout in Syria. </h>  </s> <s> <h>He </h>  had been seeking political asylum in Russia <h>after fleeing his hideout in Syria. </h>  </s> <s> <h>He had been seeking political asylum in Russia after fleeing his hideout in Syria. </h>  </s>", "summary": "He asked for asylum."}
+{"text": "<s> Within hours of the PKK leader's arrest, Turkey requested his extradition to face a number <h>of terrorism-related charges, </h>  which <h>could carry the death penalty. </h>  </s> <s> Within hours of the PKK leader's arrest, Turkey requested his extradition to face a number of <h>terrorism </h> -<h>related charges, which could carry the death penalty. </h>  </s> <s> Ocalan is being tried in absentia there <h>on charges </h>  that <h>could bring the death penalty. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Turkey he faces the death penalty"}
+{"text": "<s> Greek media and officials leveled strong opposition Sunday to the possible extradition of Abdullah Ocalan, <h>the arrested Kurdish guerrilla leader </h> , to Greece's traditional rival Turkey. </s> <s> Facing his first real foreign policy test, Prime Minister Massimo D'Alema must decide what to do <h>with a prominent Kurdish rebel leader </h>  who <h>was arrested at the Rome airport on Thursday. </h>  </s>", "summary": "The leader of the Kurdish rebel group Ocalan, was arrested at Rome's international airport on Thursday."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>A Kurdish rebel group fighting for autonomy in Turkey's southeast </h>  faces an uncertain future following the detention in Rome of its founder and leader. </s> <s> He leads <h>the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party </h> , <h>PKK, which has been fighting for Kurdish autonomy in southeastern Turkey since 1984. </h>  </s>", "summary": "the Kurdish rebel group fighting for autonomy in southeast Turkey"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Thousands of Kurds </h>  living in Romania <h>closed down restaurants, shops and companies to protest the arrest of leader Abdullah Ocalan by Italian authorities </h> , a newspaper reported Tuesday. </s> <s> <h>The detention in Italy of Kurdish rebel leader Ocalan prompted widespread protests by Kurds throughout Europe. </h>  </s>", "summary": "The arrest set off a wave of protests throughout Europe"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Ocalan </h> , whose Kurdistan Workers Party has waged a 14-year war with Turkey for autonomy in southeastern Turkey, <h>is in prison custody in Rome </h>  where his arrest was announced Friday. </s> <s> <h>Ocalan is currently being held in Rome. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Abdullah Ocalan Party, was detained in the Rome airport"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Kurds in Italy, Germany, Austria and Romania launched protests and hunger strikes in fervent </h>  shows of solidarity with the rebel leader. </s> <s> Earlier Monday, while members of D'Alema's government met with Turkish officials who were in Rome for a European ministerial meeting, <h>thousands of Kurds flooded into Rome to hold a demonstration and hunger strike in support of Ocalan. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Kurds in staging demonstrations and hunger strikes."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Exxon Corp. and Mobil Corp. have held discussions about combining their business operations </h> , a person involved in the talks said Wednesday. </s> <s> <h>Exxon Corp. and Mobil Corp. have held discussions about combining their business operations </h> , a person involved in the talks said Wednesday. </s> <s> <h>News that Exxon and Mobil </h> , two giants in the energy patch, <h>were in merger talks last week </h>  is the biggest sign yet that corporate marriages are back in vogue. </s> <s> <h>Exxon and Mobil confirmed Friday that they were discussing ways to combine. </h>  </s> <s> Exxon and Mobil confirmed Friday that <h>they were discussing ways to combine. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Exxon and Mobil </h> , the nation's two largest oil companies, <h>confirmed Friday that they were discussing a possible merger </h> , and antitrust lawyers, industry analysts and government officials predicted that any deal would require the sale of important large pieces of such a new corporate behemoth. </s>", "summary": "Exxon Corp and Mobil Corp to be discussing a business merger."}
+{"text": "<s> Oil stocks led the way as investors soaked up the news of continuing talks between Exxon and Mobil <h>on a merger </h>  that <h>would create the world's largest oil company. </h>  </s> <s> The boards of Exxon Corp. and Mobil Corp. are expected to meet <h>Tuesday to consider a possible merger agreement that would form the world's largest oil company </h> , a source close to the negotiations said Friday. </s> <s> <h>Which is why Mobil and Exxon are considering combining into the world's largest oil company. </h>  </s> <s> Which is why <h>Mobil and Exxon are considering combining into the world's largest oil company. </h>  </s>", "summary": "for a merger would create the world's largest oil company."}
+{"text": "<s> Tom Burnett, director of Merger Insight, an institutional investment advisory firm in New York, says more deals are a certainty <h>in energy, </h>  which <h>is suffering from low crude-oil prices. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Still </h> , <h>Big Oil and small oil are getting squeezed by low petroleum prices and the high capital costs of exploration. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Oil companies of all stripes are getting squeezed by low petroleum prices and the high capital costs of exploration. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Low crude oil prices and the high cost of exploration are motives for a merger"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Exxon </h>  was <h>then known as Standard Oil of New Jersey </h> , and Mobil consisted of two companies: Standard Oil of New York and Vacuum Oil. </s> <s> <h>Exxon </h>  was <h>then known as Standard Oil of New Jersey </h> , and Mobil consisted of two companies: Standard Oil of New York and Vacuum Oil. </s> <s> <h>Exxon was then </h>  known <h>as Standard Oil of New Jersey </h> , and Mobil consisted of two companies: Standard Oil of New York and Vacuum Oil. </s>", "summary": "A possible Exxon-Mobil merger would reunite 2 parts of Standard Oil"}
+{"text": "<s> This summer, <h>British Petroleum </h>  announced a $48.2 billion agreement to buy Amoco Corp., <h>creating the world's third-largest oil company and prompting analysts </h>  to predict even more widespread consolidation. </s> <s> <h>This summer </h> , <h>British Petroleum announced an agreement to buy Amoco Corp. for $48.2 million, creating the world's third-largest oil company and prompting analysts </h>  to predict even more widespread consolidation. </s> <s> This summer, British Petroleum announced an agreement to buy Amoco Corp. for $48.2 million, creating <h>the world's third-largest oil company and prompting </h>  analysts <h>to predict even more widespread consolidation. </h>  </s>", "summary": "The merger, and talks like it among other oil companies is being prompted By low petroleum prices and high production costs."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>The boards of Exxon Corp. and Mobil Corp. are expected to meet Tuesday to consider a possible merger agreement </h>  that would form the world's largest oil company, a source close to the negotiations said Friday. </s> <s> Although the companies only confirmed that they were discussing the possibility of a merger, a person close to the discussions said <h>the boards of both Exxon and Mobil were expected to meet Tuesday to consider an agreement. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Exxon Corp and Mobil Corp to be discussing a business merger."}
+{"text": "<s> Still, it boggles the mind to accept the notion that hardship is driving profitable Big Oil to either merge, as British Petroleum and Amoco have already agreed to do, or at least to consider the prospect, as <h>Exxon and Mobil are doing. </h>  </s> <s> Still, it boggles the mind to accept the notion that hardship is driving profitable Big Oil to either merge, as British Petroleum and Amoco have already agreed to do, or at least to consider the prospect, as <h>Exxon and Mobil are doing. </h>  </s>", "summary": "In a move considered unthinkable a few years ago Exxon Corp. and Mobile Corp, have entered into negotiations"}
+{"text": "<s> If the companies were to merge<h>, it would create the largest U.S. company in terms of revenue. </h>  </s> <s> If the companies were to merge<h>, it would create the largest U.S. company in terms of revenue. </h>  </s>", "summary": "The new company would be largest in the US"}
+{"text": "<s> If <h>the companies were to merge </h> , it would create the largest U.S. company in terms of revenue. </s> <s> If <h>the companies were to merge </h> , it would create the largest U.S. company in terms of revenue. </s>", "summary": "the companies merge"}
+{"text": "<s> As oil prices have plummeted to levels last seen in the mid-1980s<h>, oil companies have been under pressure </h>  to cut costs. </s> <s> <h>Oil companies like Exxon Corp. and Mobil Corp. have an additional pressure </h> , one unthinkable less than two decades ago. </s>", "summary": "The merger, and talks like it among other oil companies is being prompted By low petroleum prices and high production costs."}
+{"text": "<s> House Speaker-elect Robert L. Livingston presented a fresh note of shock to the impeachment debate against President Clinton on Thursday night as <h>the Republican leader </h>  was forced <h>to admit to his Republican colleagues that he had carried on adulterous affairs in his past. </h>  </s> <s> House Speaker-elect Robert L. Livingston presented a fresh note of shock to the impeachment debate against President Clinton on Thursday night as <h>the Republican leader was forced to admit to his Republican colleagues </h>  that he had carried on adulterous affairs in his past. </s> <s> <h>Rep. Bob Livingston </h> , who <h>confessed to his colleagues </h>  Thursday <h>night that he had had adulterous affairs </h> , stunned the House chamber Saturday morning by saying in the impeachment debate on President Clinton that he would not serve as speaker and would quit Congress in six months. </s>", "summary": "House Speaker-elect Robert L. Livingston was forced to admit to his Republican colleagues his past adultery."}
+{"text": "<s> Rep. Bob Livingston, who confessed to his colleagues Thursday night that he had had adulterous affairs, stunned the House chamber Saturday morning by saying in the impeachment debate on President Clinton that <h>he would not serve as speaker </h>  and would quit Congress in six months. </s> <s> The wholly unanticipated announcement Saturday morning by Rep. Robert Livingston, R-La., that <h>he would not serve as speaker </h>  and would resign from Congress, following his equally unanticipated disclosure on Thursday night of several extramarital affairs, only deepened the capital's profound sense of insecurity. </s> <s> All the networks and cable channels carried the moment that unexpectedly set the tone, as Livingston, a Louisiana Republican, announced during the debate that <h>he would not become House speaker. </h>  </s>", "summary": "During the Clinton impeachment debate in the House Speaker-elect Bob Livingston declared that he would set an example for the president and resign from Congress over revelations of his marital infidelities."}
+{"text": "<s> But Democrats said they were aghast, and many _ including <h>Clinton </h>  _ <h>called on Livingston to reconsider his decision. </h>  </s> <s> <h>White House </h>  press secretary Joe Lockhart said <h>Clinton </h>  was ``disappointed'' at the news of Livingston's plans and <h>wished that he would reconsider. </h>  </s> <s> <h>By calling on Livingston to reconsider </h> , the president argued more broadly against resignation under fire. </s>", "summary": "Democrats said that Livingston should not quit and that the Speaker-elect's resignation was, in the words of Jerrold Nadler (D-N.Y), \""}
+{"text": "<s> <h>He </h>  spent some time Friday morning sprawled in a chair in the back of the House chamber, <h>listening to the debate over whether to impeach Clinton for lying about his own sexual indiscretions. </h>  </s> <s> Bob Livingston, the incoming speaker of the House, took no public role Friday as <h>the debate unfolded on whether to impeach President Clinton. </h>  </s>", "summary": "During the Clinton impeachment debate in the House Speaker-elect Bob Livingston declared that he would set an example for the president and resign from Congress over revelations of his marital infidelities."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Rep. Bob Livingston </h> , who confessed to his colleagues Thursday night that he had had adulterous affairs, <h>stunned the House chamber Saturday </h>  morning by saying in the impeachment debate on President Clinton that he would not serve as speaker and would quit Congress in six months. </s> <s> <h>Rep. Robert Livingston </h> , nominated for speaker last month by his party, <h>startled the House when he announced he would not run for speaker and would resign from the House after 21 years of service. </h>  </s>", "summary": "House members were stunned by an admission from House Speaker elect"}
+{"text": "<s> Rejecting a last-minute Democratic attempt to soften its action to censure, <h>the House of Representatives </h>  moved to impeach President William Jefferson Clinton for perjury on Saturday and <h>to call on the Senate to try him </h> , convict him and remove him from office. </s> <s> Rejecting a last-minute Democratic attempt to soften its action to censure, <h>the House of Representatives moved to impeach President William Jefferson Clinton for perjury on Saturday and to call on the Senate </h>  to try him, convict him and remove him from office. </s>", "summary": "The House called on the Senate to try him."}
+{"text": "<s> The disclosure of the speaker-elect's marital infidelities, disclosed in ``Rollcall,'' a Capitol Hill newspaper, sent a new jolt of uncertainty among lawmakers as they prepared for the momentous debate over the president's admitted misbehavior in office and whether <h>he </h>  should be impeached and <h>tried by the Senate. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Livingston </h>  stood in the well of the House he has served for two decades and called on Clinton to resign his office rather than <h>force a trial in the Senate </h> , drawing boos from his colleagues and cat-calls that he should quit instead. </s>", "summary": "The House called on the Senate to try him"}
+{"text": "<s> Livingston stood in the well of the House <h>he </h>  has served for two decades and <h>called on Clinton to resign his office rather than force a trial in the Senate </h> , drawing boos from his colleagues and cat-calls that he should quit instead. </s> <s> ``We are all pawns on the chessboard,'' <h>Livingston said </h> , <h>before asking the president to resign and then resigning himself. </h>  </s>", "summary": "In resigning Livingston called on President Clinton to do the same."}
+{"text": "<s> Rejecting a last-minute Democratic attempt to soften its action to censure, <h>the House of </h>  Representatives moved to impeach President William Jefferson Clinton for perjury on Saturday and to call on the Senate to try him, <h>convict him </h>  and remove him from office. </s>", "summary": "The House convict him"}
+{"text": "<s> Rejecting a last-minute Democratic attempt to soften its action to censure, <h>the House of </h>  Representatives moved to impeach President William Jefferson Clinton for perjury on Saturday and to call on the Senate to try him, convict him and <h>remove him from office. </h>  </s>", "summary": "The House remove him from office."}
+{"text": "<s> Endeavour and its astronauts closed in Sunday to capture the first piece of the international space station<h>, the Russian-made Zarya control module that had to be connected to the Unity chamber aboard the shuttle. </h>  </s> <s> <h>It was the first time that the Russian-built Zarya control module and the made-in-America Unity chamber had ever touched. </h>  </s> <s> It was the first time that <h>the Russian-built Zarya control module and the made-in-America Unity chamber had ever touched. </h>  </s> <s> <h>It was the first time that the Russian-built Zarya control module and the made-in-America Unity chamber had ever touched. </h>  </s> <s> It was the first time that <h>the Russian-built Zarya control module and the made-in-America Unity chamber had ever touched. </h>  </s> <s> Their other job, time permitting, was trickier: trying to open a stuck antenna on Zarya, <h>the Russian </h> -<h>built control module. </h>  </s>", "summary": "U.S. astronauts aboard the Endeavor shuttle then joined the Unity chamber to the Russian Zarya control module."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>A Russian Proton booster rocket carried the first part of the international space station into orbit Friday </h> , heralding the start of a new era in international space colonization. </s> <s> <h>A Russian Proton booster rocket </h>  carried the first part of the international space station into orbit Friday, <h>heralding the start of a new era in international space colonization. </h>  </s> <s> <h>The 12.4-meter (41.2-feet) Zarya, or Sunrise, was launched by a three-stage Proton booster rocket. </h>  </s> <s> The module, called Zarya from the Russian term meaning sunrise or dawn, took a flawless ride into space atop <h>a three-stage Russian Proton booster rocket </h>  that <h>lifted off at 1:40 a.m. Eastern time from the Baikonur cosmodrome in Kazakhstan. </h>  </s> <s> <h>A Russian Proton booster rocket carried the module into its initial orbit 200 kilometers </h>  (125 miles) above the Earth and the unit was operating as planned, officials said. </s>", "summary": "Russia launched the first piece of the international space station into orbit a year"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>The space shuttle Endeavour </h>  is <h>to take off on Dec. 3 to rendezvous with Zarya and attach the two units. </h>  </s> <s> <h>The space shuttle Endeavour is to take off on Dec. 3 to rendezvous with Zarya and attach the two units. </h>  </s> <s> Russia's Zarya, or Sunrise, module is to fly alone for two weeks before a rendezvous <h>with the American space shuttle Endeavour </h> , which <h>is to be launched Dec. 3 carrying the </h>  Unity connecting module. </s> <s> It will fly alone for two weeks before a rendezvous <h>with the American space shuttle Endeavour </h> , which <h>is to be launched Dec. 3 carrying the </h>  Unity connecting module. </s>", "summary": "The Zarya module orbited Earth for 2 weeks before a rendezvous with U.S. shuttle Endeavor to join it to the Unity module."}
+{"text": "<s> The United States and 15 other nations plan to begin building the new station in orbit next week when <h>the Russians launch a module that will supply power and propulsion during the early stages of the five-year construction period. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Zarya </h>  is designed to serve as a space tugboat in the early stages of the project, <h>providing propulsion, power and communications. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Zarya is designed to serve as a space tugboat in the early stages of the project, providing propulsion, power and communications. </h>  </s> <s> The shuttle's 50-foot robot arm had never before been assigned to handle an object as massive as the 44,000-pound Zarya<h>, a power and propulsion module </h>  that <h>was launched from Kazakhstan on Nov. 20. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Zarya will provide propulsion, power, and comms."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Endeavour and its astronauts closed in Sunday to capture the first piece of the international space station </h> , the Russian-made Zarya control module that had to be connected to the Unity chamber aboard the shuttle. </s> <s> <h>Endeavour's astronauts connected the first two building blocks of the international space station on Sunday </h> , creating a seven-story tower in the shuttle cargo bay. </s> <s> <h>Endeavour's astronauts connected the first two building blocks of the international space station on Sunday </h> , creating a seven-story tower in the shuttle cargo bay. </s>", "summary": "The first 2 building blocks of the international space station were successfully joined by Endeavor astronauts in the shuttle's open cargo bay."}
+{"text": "<s> Solar power panels on the module were successfully deployed shortly after <h>it reached its first orbit </h>  and all systems were working normally, officials said. </s> <s> <h>The first piece of the international space station was orbiting Earth Friday, sprouting antennae and unfolding solar power panels </h>  as it awaited other segments, which will eventually grow into the largest orbital laboratory in history. </s> <s> <h>The first part of the international space station was smoothly orbiting Earth on Friday after a faultless launch </h>  that marked the start of a new age in space exploration and colonization. </s>", "summary": "Russia launched the first piece of the international space station into orbit a year"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>The station </h>  will weigh 500 tons (more than a million pounds<h>) and is expected to cost at least dlrs 40 billion </h> , with the United States planning to pay dlrs 21 billion. </s> <s> The launching was witnessed by the heads of the space agencies <h>of the 16 nations </h>  that <h>are sponsoring the station, which will cost at least $40 billion </h>  to build over the next five years. </s> <s> The launching was witnessed by the heads of the space agencies of the 16 nations that are <h>sponsoring the station, </h>  which <h>will cost at least $40 billion to build over the next five years. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Russia sold early research time on the station to NASA to pay construction costs"}
+{"text": "<s> Zarya is to fly alone for two weeks before a rendezvous with the American space shuttle Endeavor, which is to be launched <h>Dec. 3 carrying the Unity connecting module. </h>  </s> <s> Russia's Zarya, or Sunrise, module is to fly alone for two weeks before a rendezvous with the American space shuttle Endeavour, which is to be launched <h>Dec. 3 carrying the Unity connecting module. </h>  </s> <s> It will fly alone for two weeks before a rendezvous with the American space shuttle Endeavour, which is to be launched <h>Dec. 3 carrying the Unity connecting module. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Unity will be a connecting passageway for other modules."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>The station </h> , <h>involving 16 nations with the United States and Russia </h>  playing the biggest roles, will consist of more than 100 elements that will take 45 assembly flights to complete. </s> <s> The heads of the space agencies of <h>16 nations participating in the project </h>  watched the lift-off from a distance of about 5 kilometers (3 miles). </s> <s> Once completed, <h>the 16-nation space station </h>  will have a mass of 1 million pounds, <h>be longer than a football field </h> , and house up to seven astronauts and cosmonauts. </s>", "summary": "NASA and the Russian Space Agency readied the first part of an international space station for launch from Baikonur base."}
+{"text": "<s> Russian space experts were making final preparations Thursday at <h>the Baikonur rocket </h>  base <h>to launch the first component of a multibillion dollar international space station after a year of delay. </h>  </s> <s> The launch of <h>the Russian cargo module, which had been delayed for more than a year </h> , ushers in a new era of cooperation among former space-race rivals. </s>", "summary": "After a year's delay Russia launched the first unit of the international space station"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Brazil </h> , the continent's largest economy and a potential bulwark against creeping recession, <h>is waiting for news of a dlrs 30 billion bailout package from the International Monetary Fund. </h>  </s> <s> The reforms would help Brazil qualify for <h>an International Monetary Fund rescue package estimated at dlrs 30 billion. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Brazil and the International Monetary Fund moved closer Tuesday to agreement on an expected dlrs 30 billion rescue package for the world's ninth-largest economy. </h>  </s> <s> The plan is part of a deal with the International Monetary Fund for <h>a rescue package estimated at dlrs 30 billion. </h>  </s> <s> The plan is part of a deal with the International Monetary Fund for <h>a rescue package estimated at dlrs 30 billion. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Brazil is also negotiating with the IMF for a $30 billion bail-out package."}
+{"text": "<s> To halt Brazil's slide toward recession, <h>Cardoso is preparing austerity measures including spending cuts, tax hikes and lower interest rates. </h>  </s> <s> <h>The measures, aimed at curbing </h>  the country's ballooning budget deficit _ equal to about 7 percent of gross domestic product _ are expected <h>to include spending cuts and, possibly, more taxes. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Cardoso is preparing an emergency program of budget cuts </h>  to restore investor confidence and prevent a devaluation of the country's currency. </s> <s> But as <h>Cardoso readies a package of spending cuts and tax increases </h> , he clearly wants to show Brazilians that economy starts at home. </s> <s> <h>Cardoso wants to impose tough measures that would slash government spending and impose new taxes to try to halt the slide in Brazil's economy and restore investor </h>  confidence. </s>", "summary": "Cardoso readies his plan for spending cuts and tax increases as part of the IMF deal."}
+{"text": "<s> The money would strengthen and, hopefully, restore investor confidence in the world's ninth-largest economy, now at the center <h>of the financial crisis buffeting developing nations </h>  for more than a year. </s> <s> The money would strengthen and, hopefully, restore investor confidence in the world's ninth-largest economy, now at the center of <h>the financial crisis buffeting developing nations for more than a year. </h>  </s> <s> The money would strengthen and, hopefully, restore investor confidence in the world's ninth-largest economy, now at the center <h>of the financial crisis buffeting developing nations </h>  for more than a year. </s> <s> The money would strengthen and, hopefully, restore investor confidence in the world's ninth-largest economy, now at the center of <h>the financial crisis buffeting developing nations for more than a year. </h>  </s>", "summary": "the downturn in the global economy could have dire consequences."}
+{"text": "<s> Brazil is Latin America's biggest economy and the eighth-largest in the world, <h>and its economic collapse could take the rest of the continent with it. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Finance officials in Washington and around the world fear that a collapse of Brazil, because of its size and links to other economies, would worsen financial instability throughout the hemisphere. </h>  </s> <s> Finance officials in Washington and around the world fear that <h>a collapse of Brazil </h> , because of its size and links to other <h>economies </h> , <h>would worsen financial instability throughout the hemisphere. </h>  </s>", "summary": "The US, fearing the rest of the Americas would follow a Brazilian economic collapse"}
+{"text": "<s> With 160 million people, <h>Brazil represents the world's ninth-largest economy </h>  and is the financial engine of Latin America. </s> <s> <h>The money </h>  would strengthen and, hopefully, <h>restore investor confidence in the world's ninth-largest economy </h> , now at the center of the financial crisis buffeting developing nations for more than a year. </s> <s> <h>The money </h>  would strengthen and, hopefully, <h>restore investor confidence in the world's ninth-largest economy </h> , now at the center of the financial crisis buffeting developing nations for more than a year. </s>", "summary": "the IMF to secure loans needed to bolster its economy."}
+{"text": "<s> Curi predicted even harsher times for Brazil with <h>the belt-tightening austerity package </h>  newly <h>re </h> -<h>elected President Fernando Henrique </h>  Cardoso is expected to announce Tuesday. </s> <s> Curi predicted even harsher times for Brazil with the <h>belt </h> -<h>tightening austerity package newly re-elected President Fernando Henrique </h>  Cardoso is expected to announce Tuesday. </s> <s> Curi predicted even harsher times for Brazil with the belt-tightening austerity package newly <h>re </h> -<h>elected President Fernando Henrique Cardoso </h>  is expected to announce Tuesday. </s>", "summary": "Brazil President Cardoso will announce deficit-cutting austerity measures."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>The reforms would help Brazil qualify for an International Monetary Fund rescue package </h>  estimated at dlrs 30 billion. </s> <s> <h>The plan is part of a deal with the International Monetary Fund for a rescue package </h>  estimated at dlrs 30 billion. </s> <s> <h>The plan is part of a deal with the International Monetary Fund for a rescue package </h>  estimated at dlrs 30 billion. </s>", "summary": "Brazil is also negotiating with the IMF for a $30 billion bail-out package."}
+{"text": "<s> There's no such thing as a free lunch any longer in Brazil, <h>President Fernando Henrique Cardoso is telling government workers. </h>  </s> <s> There's no such thing as a free lunch any longer in Brazil, <h>President Fernando Henrique Cardoso is telling government workers. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Brazil President Cardoso will announce deficit-cutting austerity measures."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>The United States is preparing to commit U.S. taxpayer funds as part of a lending program of at least $30 billion </h>  to try to insulate Brazil, and with it the rest of Latin America, from the worst effects of the financial turmoil circling the globe, according to U.S. and foreign officials assembling the program. </s> <s> The United States is preparing to commit U.S. taxpayer funds as part of a lending program of at <h>least $30 billion to try to insulate Brazil </h> , and with it the rest of Latin America, from the worst effects of the financial turmoil circling the globe, according to U.S. and foreign officials assembling the program. </s>", "summary": "The U.S. will give billions of taxpayer dollars to the Brazil-IMF rescue deal."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Cardoso </h> , under pressure <h>to repair an economy battered by the world financial turmoil </h> , is expected to unveil the full scope of his deficit-cutting plan next week. </s> <s> <h>President Fernando Henrique Cardoso </h> 's efforts <h>to repair the largest economy in Latin America </h>  may depend on the outcome of this weekend's gubernatorial elections. </s>", "summary": "Latin leaders at Ibero-American summit explore ways to avoid economic turmoil and warn of likely global recession."}
+{"text": "<s> North Korea has agreed to receive a U.S. delegation next month to discuss American concerns about the construction of <h>a vast underground complex </h>  that <h>is widely feared to house a nuclear weapons program </h> , the State Department said on Wednesday. </s> <s> North Korea has demanded that the United States pay hundreds of millions of dollars for <h>the </h>  right <h>to inspect a huge underground center that U.S. intelligence analysts fear houses a nuclear-weapons program </h> , Clinton administration officials said Wednesday. </s> <s> <h>The Clinton administration is urgently seeking to inspect a vast construction site in North Korea that it believes may be the beginnings of a nuclear weapons plant. </h>  </s> <s> <h>The United States and North Korea are set to resume talks Friday about inspections of an underground North Korean site suspected of being </h>  used to produce nuclear weapons. </s> <s> The United States and North Korea are set to resume talks Friday about inspections of <h>an underground North Korean site </h>  suspected <h>of being used to produce nuclear weapons. </h>  </s> <s> The United States and North Korea are set to resume talks Friday about inspections of <h>an underground North Korean site suspected of being used </h>  to produce nuclear weapons. </s>", "summary": "an underground site feared to house a nuclear weapons program."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Clinton acknowledged that U.S. intelligence officials are not yet certain that the underground construction project in North Korea is nuclear related. </h>  </s> <s> Clinton acknowledged that <h>U.S. intelligence officials are not yet certain that the underground construction project in North Korea is nuclear related. </h>  </s> <s> Clinton acknowledged that <h>U.S. intelligence officials are not yet certain that the suspicious underground construction project in North Korea is nuclear related. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Clinton acknowledged that U.S. intelligence officials are not yet certain that the suspicious underground construction project in North Korea is nuclear related. </h>  </s> <s> Clinton acknowledged that <h>U.S. intelligence officials are not yet certain that the suspicious underground construction project in North Korea is nuclear related. </h>  </s>", "summary": "In August US intelligence found a underground construction site near North Korea's nuclear complex."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>North Korea has denied it. </h>  </s> <s> Although they have not explained exactly why the government is building the complex<h>, North Korean officials have denied that it would be used to develop nuclear weapons. </h>  </s> <s> <h>The North Koreans have denied that the complex, which is being built on a mountainside about 25 miles northeast of Yongbyon, the former North Korean nuclear research center, is intended to be used for a nuclear weapons program. </h>  </s> <s> <h>The North Koreans have denied that the complex is intended to help build nuclear weapons. </h>  </s>", "summary": "North Korea denies the concerns"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>American intelligence agencies fear that building the complex could be an effort </h>  to break out of a four-year-old pact in which North Korea pledged to give up its nuclear-weapons program in exchange for billions of dollars in aid from the United States, South Korea and Japan. </s> <s> In meetings this week in Pyongyang, the North Korean capital, <h>U.S. officials </h>  were rebuffed in their request <h>to see the suspicious site, which American intelligence officials fear could be a secret effort </h>  to revive the North's nuclear weapons program. </s> <s> In meetings this week in Pyongyang, the North Korean capital, U.S. officials were rebuffed in their request to see <h>the suspicious site </h> , which American intelligence <h>officials fear could be a secret effort to revive the North's nuclear weapons program. </h>  </s>", "summary": "an underground site feared to house a nuclear weapons program."}
+{"text": "<s> But he said the North risks closing the door on cooperation if <h>it refuses a U.S. inspection of the site. </h>  </s> <s> But he said the North risks closing the door on cooperation if <h>it refuses a U.S. inspection of the site. </h>  </s> <s> But he said the North risks closing the door on cooperation if <h>it refuses a U.S. inspection of the site. </h>  </s>", "summary": "N. Korea says the U.S. is pushing it to the brink of war over demands for inspections and talks."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>A South Korean lawmaker said Friday communist North Korea could be producing plutonium and could have more secret underground nuclear facilities </h>  than already feared. </s> <s> <h>A South Korean </h>  lawmaker said <h>Friday communist North Korea </h>  could be producing plutonium and <h>could have more secret underground nuclear facilities than already feared. </h>  </s>", "summary": "S. Korea says N. Korea may be producing plutonium in at least one underground site."}
+{"text": "<s> SEOUL, <h>South Korea (AP) _ U.S. President Bill Clinton won South Korea's support Saturday for confronting North Korea over a suspected nuclear site </h> , and he warned the North's communist leaders not to squander a chance to achieve lasting peace on the peninsula. </s> <s> SEOUL, <h>South Korea (AP) _ U.S. President Bill Clinton won South Korea's support Saturday for confronting North Korea over a suspected nuclear site </h> , and he warned the North's communist leaders not to squander an historic chance to make a lasting peace on the peninsula. </s>", "summary": "South Korea supports the U.S. and calls for full access to the site by U.S. inspectors."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>North Korea has demanded that the United States pay hundreds of millions of dollars for the right to inspect a huge underground center </h>  that U.S. intelligence analysts fear houses a nuclear-weapons program, Clinton administration officials said Wednesday. </s> <s> But <h>they have demanded that the United States pay $300 million to inspect it, a request rejected this week by a U.S. delegation to Pyongyang </h> , the North Korean capital. </s>", "summary": "North Korea proposes a $300 mil payment to visit the site."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>President Kim Dae-jung </h> , appearing with Clinton at a news conference, <h>pledged to ``spare no effort in supporting the U.S. endeavor'' to resolve the nuclear question. </h>  </s> <s> <h>President Kim Dae-jung </h> , appearing with Clinton at a news conference, <h>pledged that his government would ``spare no effort in supporting the U.S. endeavor'' to resolve the nuclear question. </h>  </s>", "summary": "South Korea supports the U.S. and calls for full access to the site by U.S. inspectors."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>He called for full access for U.S. inspectors at a North Korean underground facility </h>  and said the North must not develop missiles. </s> <s> <h>He called for full access for U.S. inspectors at a North Korean underground facility </h>  and said the North must constrain its development and exports of missiles. </s>", "summary": "South Korea supports the U.S. and calls for full access to the site by U.S. inspectors."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>An endorsement by the group </h> , which is held in high regard by many gay and lesbian voters, <h>could prove important in swinging voters to D'Amato in </h>  a tight race. </s> <s> <h>An endorsement by the group </h> , which is held in high regard by many gay and lesbian voters, could prove important <h>in swinging voters to D'Amato in a tight race. </h>  </s> <s> <h>An endorsement by the group </h> , which is held in high regard by many gay and lesbian voters, <h>could prove important in swinging voters to D'Amato in </h>  a tight race. </s> <s> <h>An endorsement by the group </h> , which is held in high regard by many gay and lesbian voters, could prove important <h>in swinging voters to D'Amato in a tight race. </h>  </s> <s> If <h>the group endorses D'Amato </h> , said officials who spoke on the condition of anonymity, the endorsement would be based on three major factors: The group tends to favor incumbents, has been searching for allies among the Senate Republican majority and considers D'Amato's recent record on gay issues to be quite strong. </s>", "summary": "A gay group may back D'Amato"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>He was referring to the Senate majority leader </h> , who has called homosexuality a sin and likened it to kleptomania. </s> <s> He was referring <h>to the Senate majority leader, </h>  who <h>has called homosexuality a sin </h>  and likened it to kleptomania. </s> <s> <h>He was referring to the Senate majority leader </h> , who has called homosexuality a sin and likened it to kleptomania. </s> <s> He was referring <h>to the Senate majority leader, </h>  who <h>has called homosexuality a sin </h>  and likened it to kleptomania. </s>", "summary": "Sen. D'Amato sidesteps queries"}
+{"text": "<s> Sen. Alfonse D'Amato<h>, the New York Republican </h>  who <h>is running for re-election </h> , went to Manhattan's Grand Central Terminal the other morning to accept an award from mass-transit advocates. </s> <s> But privately, organization officials and gay activists from both parties who have been monitoring the debate say the group is most likely to endorse D'Amato, <h>a Republican seeking his fourth term. </h>  </s> <s> But privately, organization officials and gay activists from both parties who have been monitoring the debate say the group is most likely to endorse D'Amato, <h>a Republican seeking his fourth term. </h>  </s>", "summary": "The NY senate race between Republican D'Amato and Schumer was one of the tightest in the nation."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>White House officials and gay Democrats </h> , <h>concerned that the nation's largest gay and lesbian political organization is about to endorse Sen. Alfonse D'Amato for re-election, are intensely lobbying the group to try to shift its support to the Democratic challenger </h> , Rep. Charles Schumer. </s> <s> Largely because of the group's strong Democratic ties, <h>gay Democrats, New York liberals and White House officials are infuriated that it is even considering endorsing D'Amato </h> , who also runs on the Right to Life and Conservative Party lines and often receives high ratings from the Christian Coalition, which typically opposes legislation on civil rights for gay people. </s> <s> <h>White House officials and gay Democrats </h> , <h>concerned that the nation's largest gay and lesbian political organization is about to endorse Sen. Alfonse D'Amato for re-election, are intensely lobbying the group to try to shift its support to the Democratic challenger </h> , Rep. Charles Schumer. </s>", "summary": "the prospect of which is upsetting Democrats."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>They said they would probably make an endorsement by Friday. </h>  </s> <s> They said <h>they would probably make an endorsement by Friday. </h>  </s> <s> They said <h>they would probably make an endorsement by Friday. </h>  </s>", "summary": "A gay group may back D'Amato"}
+{"text": "<s> This year, Voinovich<h>, a Republican </h>  who <h>is barred from seeking a third term </h> , is running again, this time for the Senate seat held by John Glenn, a Democrat who is retiring. </s> <s> This year, Voinovich<h>, a Republican </h>  who <h>is barred from seeking a third term </h> , is running again, this time for the Senate seat held by John Glenn, a Democrat who is retiring. </s>", "summary": "President Clinton's impeachment woes are causing problems for the approaching mid-term elections."}
+{"text": "<s> This year, Voinovich, a Republican who is barred from seeking a third term, is running again, this time for the Senate seat held by John Glenn, <h>a Democrat </h>  who <h>is retiring. </h>  </s> <s> This year, Voinovich, a Republican who is barred from seeking a third term, is running again, this time for the Senate seat held by John Glenn, <h>a Democrat </h>  who <h>is retiring. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Republican Voinovich hopes to take the seat of retiring John Glenn in Ohio."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>That has not prevented Voinovich's Democratic opponent, Mary Boyle </h> , from undertaking a vigorous campaign. </s> <s> Like many candidates this year, <h>Ms. Boyle </h> , 55, is campaigning hard on the issue of education, <h>seeking to portray Voinovich, 61, as a lackluster steward </h>  who allowed the state's schools to decline. </s>", "summary": "In Ohio Republican Voinovich is in a crucial face-off with Democrat Mary Boyles."}
+{"text": "<s> If the group endorses D'Amato, said officials who spoke on the condition of anonymity, the endorsement would be based on three major factors: <h>The group </h>  tends to favor <h>incumbents </h> , <h>has been searching for allies among the Senate Republican majority </h>  and considers D'Amato's recent record on gay issues to be quite strong. </s> <s> If the group endorses D'Amato, said officials who spoke on the condition of anonymity, the endorsement would be based on three major factors: <h>The group </h>  tends to favor <h>incumbents </h> , <h>has been searching for allies among the Senate Republican majority </h>  and considers D'Amato's recent record on gay issues to be quite strong. </s>", "summary": "In tight congressional and Senate races strategists and candidates were unsure how to deal with the Clinton/Lewinsky scandal."}
+{"text": "<s> If the group endorses D'Amato, said officials who spoke on the condition of anonymity, the endorsement would be based on three major factors: <h>The group </h>  tends to favor incumbents, has been searching for allies among the Senate Republican majority and <h>considers D'Amato's recent record on gay issues </h>  to be quite strong. </s> <s> If the group endorses D'Amato, said officials who spoke on the condition of anonymity, the endorsement would be based on three major factors: <h>The group </h>  tends to favor incumbents, has been searching for allies among the Senate Republican majority and <h>considers D'Amato's recent record on gay issues </h>  to be quite strong. </s>", "summary": "A gay group may back D'Amato"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>The Yugoslav war crimes tribunal Monday acquitted a Muslim military commander of war crimes against Bosnian Serb prisoners in 1992 </h> , but convicted three underlings in the first U.N. case dealing with anti-Serb atrocities. </s> <s> <h>The Yugoslav war crimes tribunal cleared Zejnil Delalic </h> , a Muslim, of responsibility for war crimes committed against Serb captives at a Bosnian government-run prison camp under his command. </s> <s> <h>The Yugoslav war crimes tribunal Monday acquitted a Muslim commander of war crimes against Bosnian Serb prisoners in 1992 </h> , but convicted three underlings in the first U.N. case dealing with anti-Serb atrocities. </s> <s> <h>The Yugoslav war crimes tribunal cleared Zejnil Delalic </h> , a Muslim, of responsibility for war crimes committed against Serb captives at a Bosnian government-run prison camp under his command. </s> <s> <h>The Yugoslav war crimes tribunal cleared Cmndr. </h>  </s>", "summary": "The war crimes tribunal acquitted a Muslim military commander of war crimes against Bosnian Serb prisoners"}
+{"text": "<s> The Yugoslav war crimes tribunal cleared Zejnil Delalic, a Muslim, of responsibility for <h>war crimes committed against Serb captives at a Bosnian government-run prison camp under his command. </h>  </s> <s> The Yugoslav war crimes tribunal cleared Zejnil Delalic, a Muslim, of responsibility for <h>war crimes committed against Serb captives at a Bosnian government-run prison camp under his command. </h>  </s> <s> Zejnil Delalic, of the Bosnian Muslim Army, of responsibility for <h>war crimes committed at a government-run prison camp under his overall command. </h>  </s> <s> Delalic, a Muslim, was cleared of charges of <h>war crimes committed in 1992 against Serb prisoners in the Muslim-led Bosnian Army prison camp </h>  Celebici near his hometown of Konjic. </s>", "summary": "The war crimes tribunal acquitted a Muslim military commander of war crimes against Bosnian Serb prisoners"}
+{"text": "<s> The U.N. court convicted camp commander Zdravko Mucic, a Croat, of 11 war crimes and grave breaches of the Geneva Conventions because <h>he oversaw guards who murdered nine Serbs and tortured six. </h>  </s> <s> The U.N. court convicted camp commander Zdravko Mucic, a Croat, of 11 war crimes and grave breaches of the Geneva Conventions because <h>he oversaw guards who murdered nine Serbs and tortured six. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Inmates at the Celebici prison camp were beaten to death by guards </h>  wielding baseball bats, wooden planks and rifle butts, according to testimony. </s> <s> The tribunal convicted camp warden Zdravko Mucic, a Croat, of 11 war crimes and grave breaches of the Geneva Conventions because <h>he oversaw guards who murdered nine Serbs and tortured six. </h>  </s>", "summary": "he confessed to 12 killings."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>The U.N. court convicted camp commander Zdravko Mucic </h> , a Croat, of 11 war crimes and grave breaches of the Geneva Conventions because he oversaw guards who murdered nine Serbs and tortured six. </s> <s> <h>The U.N. court convicted camp commander Zdravko Mucic </h> , a Croat, of 11 war crimes and grave breaches of the Geneva Conventions because he oversaw guards who murdered nine Serbs and tortured six. </s> <s> <h>The tribunal convicted camp warden Zdravko Mucic </h> , a Croat, of 11 war crimes and grave breaches of the Geneva Conventions because he oversaw guards who murdered nine Serbs and tortured six. </s>", "summary": "Croat commander Mucic was convicted for permitting atrocities."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>He was sentenced to 20 years. </h>  </s> <s> The tribunal, set up by the Security Council in 1993, has convicted only one other person following a trial <h>_ Bosnian Serb Dusan Tadic, </h>  who <h>was sentenced in May 1997 to 20 years for killing and torturing Muslims in 1992. </h>  </s> <s> <h>He was sentenced to 20 years. </h>  </s>", "summary": "A Bosnian Serb admitted killing Muslims and Croats."}
+{"text": "<s> The 49-page indictment detailing atrocities at Celebici asserts that <h>at least 14 prisoners were killed in 1992. </h>  </s> <s> The 49-page indictment detailing atrocities at Celebici asserts that <h>at least 14 prisoners were killed in 1992. </h>  </s> <s> The 49-page indictment detailing atrocities at Celebici asserts that <h>at least 14 prisoners were killed in 1992. </h>  </s>", "summary": "he confessed to 12 killings."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>The Yugoslav war crimes tribunal Monday </h>  acquitted a Muslim military commander of war crimes against Bosnian Serb prisoners in 1992, but <h>convicted three underlings in the first U.N. case </h>  dealing with anti-Serb atrocities. </s> <s> <h>The Yugoslav war crimes tribunal Monday </h>  acquitted a Muslim commander of war crimes against Bosnian Serb prisoners in 1992, but <h>convicted three underlings in the first U.N. case </h>  dealing with anti-Serb atrocities. </s>", "summary": "The tribunal convicted 3 underlings."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>American and allied forces in Bosnia on Wednesday arrested a Bosnian Serb general </h>  who was charged with genocide by the international war crimes tribunal in a recent secret indictment. </s> <s> American and allied forces in Bosnia on Wednesday <h>arrested a Bosnian Serb general </h>  who <h>was charged with genocide by the international war crimes tribunal in a recent secret indictment. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Allied forces arrested a Bosnian Serb general"}
+{"text": "<s> ``To victims in Brcko, <h>the face of genocide was the face of Goran Jelisic </h> ,'' he said. </s> <s> To his Muslim targets, <h>Bosnian Serb Goran Jelisic was ``the face of genocide </h> '' who once bragged that ``he had to kill 20 or 30 Muslims before his morning coffee.'' </s>", "summary": "Serb Adolf\" Goran Jelisic told to go kill Muslims."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Opening a genocide trial Monday at the Yugoslav war crimes tribunal </h> , U.N. prosecutor Terree Bowers said the 30-year-old mechanic used the nickname Adolf ``with a perverse pride in the genocidal symbolism it represented.'' </s> <s> <h>By trying him for genocide </h> , prosecutors will be able to call evidence about the background of Jelisic's murders, including the involvement of more senior Serbs. </s>", "summary": "in The Hague the genocide trial of Goran Jelisic ,\" has begun."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>President Clinton will travel to Gaza next month to address Palestinian leaders </h> , the White House said Friday. </s> <s> <h>On Monday </h> , <h>Clinton and Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat are to address members of the Palestine National Council and delegates from other groups </h> , at the Shawa Cultural Center in Gaza City. </s> <s> <h>Clinton </h>  is <h>to meet with Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat on Monday in the Gaza Strip. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Clinton is to meet with Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat on Monday in the Gaza Strip. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Clinton will visit Israel, Gaza and the West bank Dec. 12-15"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Less than a week </h>  before <h>U.S. President Bill Clinton is to arrive for a visit </h>  meant to bolster a new Israeli-Palestinian peace accord, the two sides exchanged angry accusations Sunday over Jewish settlements and street clashes. </s> <s> <h>The violence raised concern that U.S. President Bill Clinton's visit to the region </h> , which is to start late Saturday, is fomenting more unrest rather than calming the already tense situation. </s> <s> The violence raised concern that <h>U.S. President Bill Clinton's visit to the region </h> , which is to start late Saturday, <h>is fomenting more unrest rather than calming </h>  the already tense situation. </s>", "summary": "Clinton traveled to the mid-East in December in an effort"}
+{"text": "<s> The Palestinians have insisted that they have already revoked clauses in <h>the 1964 charter </h>  that <h>called for Israel's destruction. </h>  </s> <s> At the gathering, the PNC and other Palestinians in attendance are to reaffirm the nullification of clauses in <h>their national charter </h>  that <h>call for Israel's destruction. </h>  </s> <s> Under the Wye agreement, the PNC is to reaffirm during this session an Arafat letter to Clinton which declares clauses of <h>the PLO founding charter calling for Israel's destruction revoked. </h>  </s>", "summary": "a vote to revoke a 1964 call to destroy Israel."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday accused Yasser Arafat of ``making a farce'' of the Wye River accords </h>  and said he would not agree to further troop withdrawals until a halt to anti-Israel violence. </s> <s> <h>``The Palestinians are making a farce out of the Wye River accord. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Netanyahu says Arafat is \"making a farce\" of the Wye accord."}
+{"text": "<s> He is to speak at what the Palestinians are describing as <h>a historic meeting to formally revoke anti-Israel clauses in the 1964 Palestinian charter. </h>  </s> <s> Keeping a promise to Israel and the United States, <h>Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat on Thursday convened senior officials and legislators to revoke clauses of the PLO founding charter calling for Israel's destruction. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Palestinian leaders revoke a 1964 Israeli destruction clause."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Clinton's visit to Israel and the Palestinian lands </h> , which is to begin Saturday, <h>is meant to provide impetus to the U.S.-brokered peace accords and encourage both sides </h>  to stick to a timetable for compliance. </s> <s> Less than a week before U.S. President Bill Clinton is to arrive for <h>a visit meant to bolster a new Israeli-Palestinian peace accord </h> , the two sides exchanged angry accusations Sunday over Jewish settlements and street clashes. </s>", "summary": "an effort to energize the Wye agreement"}
+{"text": "<s> He added that he would not go ahead with <h>a West Bank troop pullback </h> , as <h>promised under the Wye River peace agreement </h> , unless Arafat met a list of demands. </s> <s> Netanyahu on Wednesday briefed his Cabinet on Clinton's three-day visit and affirmed what he told the president a day earlier _ that he would not withdraw troops in the West Bank on <h>Friday </h> , as <h>stipulated by the Wye River peace accord. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Netanyahu continues to withdraw troops from the West Bank as stipulated in the agreement."}
+{"text": "<s> According to a schedule released Friday by the White House, <h>Clinton will visit Gaza, the West Bank and Israel during a four-day trip </h>  that will begin on Dec. 12. </s> <s> According to a schedule released Friday by the White House, Clinton will visit Gaza, the West Bank and Israel <h>during a four-day trip </h>  that <h>will begin on Dec. 12. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Clinton will visit Israel, Gaza and the West bank Dec. 12-15"}
+{"text": "<s> Netanyahu said last week <h>he was freezing the pullback over what he claimed were systematic Palestinian violations of the peace accord. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Again </h> , <h>the Israeli leader accused the Palestinians of ignoring commitments in peace accords. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Netanyahu says Arafat is \"making a farce\" of the Wye accord."}
+{"text": "<s> ``We will be very disappointed if <h>that is the case. </h>  </s> <s> ``As long as <h>that is the case </h> , they will not change their behavior.'' </s>", "summary": "Netanyahu probably still will be voted out of office."}
+{"text": "<s> By only one vote, <h>the center-left prime minister of Italy </h> , Romano Prodi, lost a confidence vote in Parliament <h>Friday and was toppled from power. </h>  </s> <s> By only one vote, <h>the center-left prime minister of Italy </h> , Romano Prodi, <h>lost a confidence vote in Parliament Friday </h>  and was toppled from power. </s> <s> <h>By one vote </h> , <h>Premier Romano Prodi's center-left coalition lost a confidence vote in the Chamber of Deputies Friday </h> , and he went to the presidential palace to resign. </s> <s> <h>By one vote </h> , <h>Premier Romano Prodi's center-left coalition lost a confidence vote in the Chamber of Deputies Friday </h> , and he went to the presidential palace to resign. </s> <s> By one vote, a defector from its own ranks, <h>Premier Romano Prodi's center-left coalition </h> , Italy's second-longest serving government since World War II, <h>lost a confidence vote Friday in the Chamber of Deputies. </h>  </s> <s> Despite help from a breakaway faction of the Communists, who on Sunday formed a new party, <h>Prodi lost Friday's vote of confidence by a single vote. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Italy's Prime Minister Romano Prodi lost a vote of confidence in Parliament, 313 - 312."}
+{"text": "<s> The latest threat to the government of Prime Minister Romano Prodi came after delegates to a two-day conference of <h>the Communist Refounding Party voted to reject the government's proposed 1999 budget </h> , imperiling the future of the center-left coalition. </s> <s> A leader of Italy's hard-line Marxist faction, known as the Communist Refounding Party, resigned Monday in protest over <h>his party </h> 's decision <h>to reject the government's 1999 budget and imperil Prodi's slender majority in Parliament. </h>  </s> <s> Prodi's far-left ally, <h>the Communist Refoundation </h>  Party, provoked the crisis by withdrawing its support over the weekend and <h>saying it would not vote for his deficit-cutting 1999 budget </h> , which is key to Italy's participation in the European common currency. </s> <s> <h>The Communist Refoundation Party </h>  provoked the crisis by withdrawing its support over the weekend and <h>saying it would not vote for his deficit-cutting 1999 budget. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Prodi's far-left ally </h> , Communist Refoundation, <h>provoked the crisis when it withdrew support for the government over the 1999 deficit-cutting budget </h> , which it said did not do enough to stimulate job creation. </s>", "summary": "Italy's Communist Refounding Party rejected Prime Minister Prodi's proposed 1999 budget."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>President Oscar Luigi Scalfaro must now </h>  decide <h>whether to call early elections or to ask Prodi or someone else to try to forge a new majority. </h>  </s> <s> <h>President Oscar Luigi Scalfaro must now decide whether to call early elections or to ask Prodi or someone else to try to forge a new majority. </h>  </s> <s> Prodi immediately offered his resignation to President Oscar Luigi Scalfaro, who asked him to stay on as caretaker premier while <h>the head of state decides whether to call early elections or ask someone else </h>  to be premier. </s> <s> <h>Following the talks </h> , which are expected to last several days, <h>President Oscar Luigi Scalfaro could ask Prodi to try again with a new majority. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Scalfaro must decide whether to hold new elections or to ask Prodi or someone else to forge a new majority."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Premier Romano Prodi said Monday he would appeal directly to Parliament to save Italy's second-longest government </h>  since World War II, threatened with collapse by the defection of its Communist ally. </s> <s> Premier Romano Prodi said <h>Monday he would appeal directly to Parliament to save Italy's second-longest government since World War II </h> , threatened with collapse by the defection of its Communist ally. </s> <s> By one vote, a defector from its own ranks, Premier Romano Prodi's center-left coalition, Italy's <h>second-longest serving government since World War II </h> , lost a confidence vote Friday in the Chamber of Deputies. </s>", "summary": "appealed to Parliament to save the government with a confidence vote"}
+{"text": "<s> Though obliged to tender his resignation, <h>Prodi will remain in charge as a caretaker prime minister </h>  until a new government is formed. </s> <s> Prodi immediately offered his resignation to <h>President Oscar Luigi Scalfaro </h> , who <h>asked him to stay on as caretaker premier </h>  while the head of state decides whether to call early elections or ask someone else to be premier. </s> <s> <h>Scalfaro has named Prodi as caretaker premier for the interim. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Prodi was asked to remain as caretaker prime minister"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>A leader of Italy's hard-line Marxist faction </h> , known as the Communist Refounding Party, <h>resigned Monday in protest over his party's decision </h>  to reject the government's 1999 budget and imperil Prodi's slender majority in Parliament. </s> <s> <h>Armando Cossutta </h> , leader of the moderate wing, <h>resigned as party president Monday. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Armando Cossutta </h> , leader of the moderate wing, <h>resigned as party president Monday </h> , saying <h>the </h>  party's hardline stance was ``wrong and dangerous.'' </s>", "summary": "fell from power."}
+{"text": "<s> Premier Romano Prodi said Monday he would appeal directly to Parliament to save Italy's second-longest government since World War II, <h>threatened with collapse by the defection of its Communist ally. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Prodi's center-left government </h> , Italy's second-longest since World War <h>II </h> , <h>was threatened with collapse by the defection of its Communist ally. </h>  </s>", "summary": "The defection imperils the future of the center-left coalition"}
+{"text": "<s> By one vote, Premier Romano Prodi's center-left coalition lost a confidence vote in the Chamber of Deputies Friday, and <h>he went to the presidential palace to resign. </h>  </s> <s> By one vote, Premier Romano Prodi's center-left coalition lost a confidence vote in the Chamber of Deputies Friday, and <h>he went to the presidential palace to resign. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Prodi met with President Scalfaro and Parliament"}
+{"text": "<s> If the crisis comes to a confidence vote and Prodi loses<h>, he would offer his resignation. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Prodi immediately offered his resignation to President Oscar Luigi Scalfaro </h> , who asked him to stay on as caretaker premier while the head of state decides whether to call early elections or ask someone else to be premier. </s>", "summary": "Prodi resigned"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>The party forced him to offer his resignation last year over proposed budget cuts </h> , but then backpeddled after the party's rank and file protested. </s> <s> Though <h>obliged to tender his resignation </h> , Prodi will remain in charge as a caretaker prime minister until a new government is formed. </s>", "summary": "Prodi resigned"}
+{"text": "<s> Chechen authorities found <h>the decapitated heads of four kidnapped </h>  foreigners Tuesday along a highway near a remote village after a two-month search in the breakaway region in southern Russia. </s> <s> <h>The heads were identified as those of the four abducted foreigners by Umar Makhauri </h> , who had been a bodyguard assigned to the four when they were abducted Oct. 3 by unidentified gunmen in Grozny. </s> <s> Chechen police were searching Wednesday for the bodies <h>of four kidnapped foreigners </h>  who <h>were beheaded during a botched attempt </h>  to free them. </s> <s> Chechen police were searching Wednesday for the bodies of <h>four kidnapped foreigners who were beheaded during a botched attempt </h>  to free them. </s> <s> Chechen police were searching Wednesday for the bodies <h>of four kidnapped foreigners </h>  who <h>were beheaded during a botched attempt </h>  to free them. </s> <s> Chechen police were searching Wednesday for the bodies of <h>four kidnapped foreigners who were beheaded during a botched attempt </h>  to free them. </s> <s> One of <h>four foreigners beheaded by kidnappers in Chechnya </h>  claimed in a videotape shown today that he and his fellow hostages were British spies. </s> <s> His release came four days after <h>the severed heads of four foreign hostages were found in Chechnya when a government rescue attempt apparently went wrong. </h>  </s> <s> His release came four days after <h>the severed heads of four foreign hostages were found in Chechnya when a government rescue attempt apparently went wrong. </h>  </s>", "summary": "The heads of 4 kidnapped foreign telephone engineers"}
+{"text": "<s> The heads were identified as those of the four abducted foreigners by Umar Makhauri, who had been <h>a bodyguard assigned to the four when they were abducted Oct. 3 by unidentified gunmen in Grozny. </h>  </s> <s> <h>They had been abducted by unidentified gunmen Oct. 3 in Grozny. </h>  </s> <s> <h>They had been abducted by unidentified gunmen Oct. 3 in Grozny. </h>  </s> <s> <h>They were reportedly setting up a mobile phone network in Chechnya when they were abducted by unidentified gunmen Oct. 3 in Grozny. </h>  </s> <s> They were reportedly setting up a mobile phone network in Chechnya <h>when they were abducted by unidentified gunmen Oct. 3 in Grozny. </h>  </s> <s> <h>The victims _ Peter Kennedy, Darren Hickey and Rudolf Petschi of Britain and Stanley Shaw of New Zealand _ were abducted Oct. 3 by unidentified gunmen in Grozny. </h>  </s> <s> <h>They had been abducted by unidentified gunmen Oct. 3 in Grozny. </h>  </s> <s> <h>They had been abducted by unidentified gunmen Oct. 3 in Grozny. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Chechnya's top prosecutor Tagirov, was abducted from Grozny"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Chechen authorities found the decapitated heads of four kidnapped foreigners Tuesday along a highway near a remote village after a two-month search in the breakaway region in southern Russia. </h>  </s> <s> Chechen President Aslan Maskhadov said in Grozny <h>that the bodies of four men had been recovered. </h>  </s> <s> <h>The severed heads of the hostages _ three Britons and a New Zealander _ were found Tuesday. </h>  </s> <s> <h>The severed heads of the four men </h>  were found <h>lined up along a highway Tuesday outside Chechnya's capital Grozny </h> , and hundreds of Chechen law enforcement officers were searching for the bodies Wednesday. </s> <s> <h>The severed heads of the four men </h>  were found <h>lined up along a highway Tuesday outside Chechnya's capital Grozny </h> , and hundreds of Chechen law enforcement officers were searching for the bodies Wednesday. </s> <s> <h>The severed heads of the four hostages were found lined up Tuesday along a highway outside Chechnya's capital </h> , Grozny. </s> <s> <h>Their heads were found Tuesday on a highway about 40 kilometers (25 miles) west of Grozny. </h>  </s>", "summary": "The heads of 4 kidnapped foreign telephone engineers were found in Chechnya."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Chechen police were searching Wednesday for the bodies of four kidnapped foreigners </h>  who were beheaded during a botched attempt to free them. </s> <s> The severed heads of the four men were found lined up along a highway Tuesday outside Chechnya's capital Grozny, and <h>hundreds of Chechen law enforcement officers were searching for the bodies Wednesday. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Chechen police were searching Wednesday for the bodies of four kidnapped foreigners </h>  who were beheaded during a botched attempt to free them. </s> <s> The severed heads of the four men were found lined up along a highway Tuesday outside Chechnya's capital Grozny, and <h>hundreds of Chechen law enforcement officers were searching for the bodies Wednesday. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Chechen security forces </h>  are <h>still searching for the men's bodies. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Chechen police are searching for the beheaded bodies."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Vincent Cochetel </h> , 37, who headed the regional office of the U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees in North <h>Ossetia, was seized by three masked </h>  gunmen in the region's capital of Vladikavkaz on Jan. 29. </s> <s> <h>Vincent Cochetel </h> , 37, who headed the regional office of the U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees in North <h>Ossetia, was seized by three masked </h>  gunmen in the region's capital of Vladikavkaz on Jan. 29. </s> <s> <h>Vincent Cochetel </h> , 37, who headed the office of the U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees in the North Ossetia <h>region, was seized by three masked </h>  gunmen in the regional capital Vladikavkaz on Jan. 29. </s>", "summary": "The Chechen prosecutor then abducted."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Vincent Cochetel </h> , 37, who <h>headed the regional office of the U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees in North Ossetia </h> , was seized by three masked gunmen in the region's capital of Vladikavkaz on Jan. 29. </s> <s> <h>Vincent Cochetel </h> , 37, who <h>headed the regional office of the U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees in North Ossetia </h> , was seized by three masked gunmen in the region's capital of Vladikavkaz on Jan. 29. </s> <s> <h>Vincent Cochetel </h> , 37, who <h>headed the office of the U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees in the North Ossetia region </h> , was seized by three masked gunmen in the regional capital Vladikavkaz on Jan. 29. </s>", "summary": "A French UN official held hostage for 10 months"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Tagirov was investigating the deaths of four foreigners </h>  whose severed heads were found Tuesday lined up by a roadside in the breakaway Russian republic. </s> <s> <h>Tagirov was investigating the deaths Britons Peter Kennedy, Darren Hickey, and Rudolf Petschi, and Stanley Shaw of New Zealand. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Tagirov was investigating the deaths Britons Peter Kennedy, Darren Hickey, and Rudolf Petschi, and Stanley Shaw of New Zealand. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Tagirov was investigating the slaying of four kidnapped foreigners."}
+{"text": "<s> Meanwhile, <h>a </h>  Russian soldier taken hostage during the war was released after a year of efforts <h>to free him </h> , ITAR-Tass said Friday. </s> <s> A Russian soldier taken hostage during the war was released Friday after a year of efforts <h>to free him </h> , the ITAR-Tass news agency reported. </s> <s> A Russian soldier taken hostage during the war was released Friday after a year of efforts <h>to free him </h> , the ITAR-Tass news agency reported. </s>", "summary": "He later freed as was a UN official"}
+{"text": "<s> Chechen police were searching Wednesday for the bodies of four kidnapped foreigners who were beheaded during <h>a botched </h>  attempt <h>to free them. </h>  </s> <s> Chechen police were searching Wednesday for the bodies of four kidnapped foreigners who were beheaded during <h>a botched </h>  attempt <h>to free them. </h>  </s>", "summary": "The victims, all telephone linemen Telecom, were beheaded in a bungled rescue attempt."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>A French United Nations official kidnapped in southern Russia more than 10 months ago </h>  has been freed and was flown to Moscow Saturday, news reports reported. </s> <s> <h>A French United Nations official kidnapped in southern Russia more than 10 months ago </h>  has been freed and was flown to Moscow Saturday, news reports reported. </s>", "summary": "A French UN official held hostage for 10 months"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>She had said she would run again in 2000. </h>  </s> <s> She had said <h>she would run again in 2000. </h>  </s> <s> <h>She had said she would run again in 2000. </h>  </s> <s> She had said <h>she would run again in 2000. </h>  </s> <s> <h>She had said she would run again in 2000. </h>  </s> <s> She had said <h>she would run again in 2000. </h>  </s> <s> <h>She had said she would run again in 2000. </h>  </s> <s> She had said <h>she would run again in 2000. </h>  </s> <s> A leader of the liberal Russia's Democratic Choice party, <h>she was planning to run for president in 2000. </h>  </s> <s> <h>She had said she would run again in 2000. </h>  </s> <s> She had said <h>she would run again in 2000. </h>  </s>", "summary": "She planned to run again in 2000."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>A liberal lawmaker who planned to run for president in Russia's next elections was killed Friday in St. Petersburg </h> , a news report said. </s> <s> <h>A liberal lawmaker who planned to run for president in Russia's next elections was killed Friday in St. Petersburg </h> , a news report said. </s> <s> <h>A liberal lawmaker who planned to run for president in Russia's next elections was shot to death Friday in St. Petersburg </h> , police said. </s> <s> <h>A liberal lawmaker who planned to run for president in Russia's next elections was shot to death Friday in St. Petersburg </h> , police said. </s> <s> Galina Starovoitova was one, and <h>her murder in St. Petersburg on Friday was a terrible loss for Russia. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Galina Starovoitova </h> , 52, a leader of the liberal Russia's Democratic Choice party, <h>was shot dead by unidentified assailants on the stairs of her apartment building in St. Petersburg on Friday night. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Liberal Russian lawmaker Galina Starovoitova was gunned down in St. Petersburg."}
+{"text": "<s> Starovoitova tried to run for president in the 1996 elections <h>but her registration was turned down for technical reasons. </h>  </s> <s> Starovoitova, 52, tried to run for president in the 1996 elections <h>but her registration was turned down for technical reasons. </h>  </s> <s> Starovoitova, 52, tried to run for president in the 1996 elections <h>but her registration was turned down for technical reasons. </h>  </s> <s> Starovoitova, 52, tried to run for president in the 1996 elections <h>but her registration was turned down for technical reasons. </h>  </s> <s> Starovoitova, of the reformist party Democratic Russia, tried to run for president in 1996 <h>but her registration was turned down for technical reasons. </h>  </s>", "summary": "She was barred on technicalities."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Starovoitova tried to run for president in the 1996 elections </h>  but her registration was turned down for technical reasons. </s> <s> <h>Starovoitova </h> , 52, <h>tried to run for president in the 1996 elections </h>  but her registration was turned down for technical reasons. </s> <s> <h>Starovoitova </h> , 52, <h>tried to run for president in the 1996 elections </h>  but her registration was turned down for technical reasons. </s> <s> <h>Starovoitova </h> , 52, <h>tried to run for president in the 1996 elections </h>  but her registration was turned down for technical reasons. </s> <s> <h>Starovoitova, of the reformist party Democratic Russia </h> , <h>tried to run for president in 1996 </h>  but her registration was turned down for technical reasons. </s>", "summary": "She tried to run for president in 1996"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Galina Starovoitova </h> , a member of the lower house of Russia's parliament from the reformist party Democratic <h>Russia, was attacked in an apartment building along with her aide </h> , the Interfax news agency reported. </s> <s> <h>Galina Starovoitova </h> , a member of the lower house of Russia's parliament from the reformist party Democratic <h>Russia, was attacked in an apartment building along with her aide </h> , Ruslan Linkov, the Interfax news agency reported. </s> <s> <h>Galina Starovoitova </h> , a member of the lower house of Russia's parliament from the reformist party Democratic <h>Russia </h> , <h>was attacked the entry way of an apartment building </h> , police said. </s> <s> <h>Galina Starovoitova </h> , a member of the lower house of Russia's parliament from the reformist party Democratic <h>Russia </h> , <h>was attacked the entry way of an apartment building </h> , police said. </s>", "summary": "Liberal Russian lawmaker Galina Starovoitova was gunned down in St. Petersburg."}
+{"text": "<s> A finance official was attacked earlier this week, a top banker was killed last week, and <h>an aide to Russia's parliament speaker was shot in the head last month. </h>  </s> <s> A finance official was attacked earlier this week, a top banker was killed last week, and <h>an aide to Russia's parliament speaker was shot in the head last month. </h>  </s> <s> A finance official was attacked earlier this week, a top banker was killed last week, and <h>an aide to Russia's parliament speaker was shot in the head last month. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Starovoitova </h> , <h>shot three times in the head </h> , collapsed and died instantly, authorities said. </s>", "summary": "an aide wounded in an attack in St. Petersburg."}
+{"text": "<s> Born in the Ural Mountains city of Chelyabinsk<h>, Starovoitova was trained as a psychologist </h>  and later received a doctorate in history. </s> <s> Born in the Ural Mountains city of Chelyabinsk<h>, Starovoitova was trained as a psychologist </h>  and later received a doctorate in history. </s> <s> Born in the Ural Mountains city of Chelyabinsk<h>, Starovoitova was trained as a psychologist </h>  and later received a doctorate in history. </s>", "summary": "Galina Starovoitova was killed and an aide"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>She was divorced </h>  and had one son, according to Who's Who in Russia. </s> <s> <h>She was divorced </h>  and had one son, according to Who's Who in Russia. </s> <s> <h>She was divorced </h>  and had one son, according to Who's Who in Russia. </s>", "summary": "Galina Starovoitova was murdered and her"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>A badly wounded aide to a murdered lawmaker </h>  regained consciousness Monday and <h>was talking to police </h> , who later arrested several suspects in raids around the city, officials said. </s> <s> <h>A badly wounded aide to a murdered lawmaker regained consciousness Monday </h>  and was talking to police, who later arrested several suspects in raids around the city, officials said. </s>", "summary": "Her aide was seriously wounded."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Linkov was seriously injured </h> , it said. </s> <s> <h>Linkov was critically wounded in the head during the attack </h>  and later rushed to a hospital where he underwent surgery during the weekend. </s>", "summary": "an aide wounded in an attack in St. Petersburg."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>The Truth and Reconciliation Commission will release its final report on 2 1-2 years of investigation on Thursday. </h>  </s> <s> De Klerk said he would sue to block the long-awaited final report of the Truth and <h>Reconciliation Commission </h> , which <h>was due for release Thursday. </h>  </s> <s> Following are excerpts from <h>the final report issued by South Africa's Truth and Reconciliation Commission on Thursday </h> : PRIMARY FINDING On the basis of the evidence available to it, the primary finding of the Commission is that: The predominant portion of gross violations of human rights was committed by the former state through its security and law-enforcement agencies. </s> <s> The New York Times said in an editorial on Sunday, Nov. 1: The 3,500-page report of the South African Truth and <h>Reconciliation Commission </h> , <h>released on Thursday </h> , is the most comprehensive and unsparing examination of a nation's ugly past that any such commission has yet produced. </s>", "summary": "South Africa's Truth and Reconciliation Commission is releasing its final 2.5- year report."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>A panel probing apartheid-era abuses has accused the African National Congress of human rights violations, including torture and bomb attacks </h> , the state broadcaster said Monday. </s> <s> President Nelson Mandela acknowledged Saturday <h>the African National Congress violated human rights during apartheid </h> , setting him at odds with his deputy president over a report that has divided much of South Africa. </s> <s> But <h>it </h>  also <h>blamed the ANC for gross human rights violations during its anti-apartheid struggle </h> , saying the group tortured suspected spies and dissidents and killed innocent civilians with land mines and bombs. </s>", "summary": "The ANC came under fire for committing some atrocities during the struggle."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>The report was expected to place overwhelming blame for the era's abuses on white governments and their brutal security services. </h>  </s> <s> There has been no doubt <h>that the report's overwhelming blame would be laid on white governments and their security forces during the years under scrutiny, 1960-1994. </h>  </s> <s> Drawing from the commission's own investigations and the testimony of hundreds of applicants for amnesty and 20,000 victims, <h>the report </h>  is a detailed look at the crimes of the apartheid era, and <h>blames successive white governments for the vast majority. </h>  </s>", "summary": "While the white government bore the brunt of the blame several black movements were included."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>A panel investigating apartheid-era atrocities said Wednesday it will not implicate the last apartheid president </h> , F.W. </s> <s> A panel investigating apartheid-era atrocities said <h>Wednesday </h>  it <h>will not implicate the last apartheid president </h> , F.W. </s>", "summary": "Former president de Klerk was not named as an accessory after the fact"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Key figures implicated in human rights abuses by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission already are under investigation </h> , the official, Jan d'Oliveira, told reporters. </s> <s> The remarks by d'Oliveira, who recently was appointed a deputy national director of prosecutions, were the clearest signal yet that criminal cases would be brought against <h>figures accused by the commission of gross human rights violations. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Its purpose to identify those who committed gross violations of human rights."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>The man who helped negotiate the end of apartheid objected to a finding by the commission </h>  that he was ``an accessory after the fact'' to bombings in the 1980s of the headquarters of a church group and of a labor federation. </s> <s> <h>De Klerk </h> , 62, who helped negotiate the end of South Africa's white supremacist government and shared the 1993 Nobel Peace Prize with President Nelson Mandela for that work, <h>had objected to a finding by the commission </h>  that he was ``an accessory after the fact'' in the bombings of the headquarters of a church group and of a labor federation in the 1980s. </s>", "summary": "De Klerk threatened to sue if he was mentioned in connection with the atrocities."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>De Klerk said he would sue to block the long-awaited final report of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission </h> , which was due for release Thursday. </s> <s> It was excised because <h>de Klerk is suing the commission. </h>  </s>", "summary": "De Klerk threatened to sue if he was mentioned in connection with the atrocities."}
+{"text": "<s> The man who helped negotiate the end of apartheid objected to a finding by the commission that <h>he was ``an accessory after the fact </h> '' to bombings in the 1980s of the headquarters of a church group and of a labor federation. </s> <s> De Klerk, 62, who helped negotiate the end of South Africa's white supremacist government and shared the 1993 Nobel Peace Prize with President Nelson Mandela for that work, had objected to a finding by the commission that <h>he was ``an accessory after the </h>  fact'' in the bombings of the headquarters of a church group and of a labor federation in the 1980s. </s>", "summary": "the part played in such violations."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>The commission </h>  also <h>said the PAC was guilty of the deaths of civilians in its strategy in 1993 </h>  to drive white farmers off their land so it could be reclaimed by blacks. </s> <s> Besides accusing the government of assassinations and bombings, <h>the report </h>  criticizes the Inkatha Freedom Party for its massacres and collaboration with security forces, and <h>blames the African National Congress for the murder of civilians and other crimes. </h>  </s>", "summary": "The ANC came under fire for committing some atrocities during the struggle."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Former Archbishop Desmond Tutu </h> , the truth panel's chairman, <h>said the commission needed time to prepare to fight the legal challenge </h> , and would ``excise'' de Klerk's name from the report to avoid delaying its release. </s> <s> The chairman of the 17-member panel, Archbishop Desmond Tutu, said that although he took such action with ``great reluctance,'' <h>the commission needed time to prepare to fight the legal challenge. </h>  </s>", "summary": "since his threatened lawsuit would delay the report."}
+{"text": "<s> But when he stopped, he found the burned, battered and nearly lifeless body of Matthew Shepard<h>, an openly gay college student who had been tied to the fence 18 hours earlier. </h>  </s> <s> But when he stopped, he found the burned, battered and nearly lifeless body of Matthew Shepard<h>, an openly gay college student who had been tied to the fence 18 hours earlier. </h>  </s> <s> He never regained consciousness after being discovered on the evening of Oct. 7, 18 hours <h>after he was lashed to the fence. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Matthew Wayne Shepard </h> , the gay student who was beaten in the dead of night, <h>tied to a fence </h>  and left to die alone, was mourned at his funeral Friday by 1,000 people, including many who had never met him. </s> <s> <h>Matthew Wayne Shepard </h> , the gay student who was beaten in the dead of night, <h>tied to a fence </h>  and left to die alone, was mourned at his funeral Friday by 1,000 people, including many who had never met him. </s> <s> <h>Matthew Wayne Shepard </h> , the gay student who was beaten in the dead of night, <h>tied to a fence </h>  and left to die alone, was mourned at his funeral Friday by 1,000 people, including many who had never met him. </s>", "summary": "A 22-year old gay University of Wyoming student left to die lashed to a fence."}
+{"text": "<s> We live in <h>a state </h>  where <h>a young man was brutally beaten because he is gay. </h> '' </s> <s> Matthew Wayne Shepard<h>, the gay student who was beaten in the dead of night </h> , tied to a fence and left to die alone, was mourned at his funeral Friday by 1,000 people, including many who had never met him. </s> <s> Matthew Wayne Shepard<h>, the gay student who was beaten in the dead of night </h> , tied to a fence and left to die alone, was mourned at his funeral Friday by 1,000 people, including many who had never met him. </s> <s> Matthew Wayne Shepard<h>, the gay student who was beaten in the dead of night </h> , tied to a fence and left to die alone, was mourned at his funeral Friday by 1,000 people, including many who had never met him. </s>", "summary": "A 22-year old gay University of Wyoming student was found beaten"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Matthew Wayne Shepard </h> , the gay student who was beaten in the dead of night, tied to a fence and left to die alone, <h>was mourned at his funeral Friday by 1,000 people </h> , including many who had never met him. </s> <s> <h>Matthew Wayne Shepard </h> , the gay student who was beaten in the dead of night, tied to a fence and left to die alone, <h>was mourned at his funeral Friday by 1,000 people </h> , including many who had never met him. </s> <s> <h>Matthew Wayne Shepard </h> , the gay student who was beaten in the dead of night, tied to a fence and left to die alone, <h>was mourned at his funeral Friday by 1,000 people </h> , including many who had never met him. </s>", "summary": "1,000 people mourned Matthew Shepherd"}
+{"text": "<s> ``Now, <h>he is in a coma </h> ,'' continued Boulden, who visited his friend at a hospital in Fort Collins, Colo., on Thursday. </s> <s> <h>On Friday </h> , <h>the 22-year-old University of Wyoming student was in a coma in critical condition. </h>  </s> <s> ``Now, <h>he is in a coma </h> ,'' continued Boulden, who visited his friend at a hospital in Fort Collins, Colo., on Thursday. </s>", "summary": "Two men in Wyoming kidnapped brutally beat a gay university student who died in a coma five days after the assault."}
+{"text": "<s> ``Judging from the world's response,'' she said<h>, ``Matt will have made a difference in the lives of thousands. </h> '' </s> <s> ``Judging from the world's response,'' she said<h>, ``Matt will have made a difference in the lives of thousands. </h> '' </s> <s> ``Judging from the world's response,'' she said<h>, ``Matt will have made a difference in the lives of thousands. </h> '' </s>", "summary": "1,000 people mourned Matthew Shepherd"}
+{"text": "<s> Laramie police say the primary motive was robbery, although <h>court papers filed Friday </h>  indicate <h>Shepard's homosexuality may also have been a factor. </h>  </s> <s> Laramie police say the primary motive was robbery, although <h>court papers filed Friday indicate Shepard's homosexuality </h>  may also have been a factor. </s> <s> But <h>investigators </h>  also <h>said Shepard's sexuality may have been a factor. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Seeing this as a hate crime, gay-rights activists nationwide renewed efforts"}
+{"text": "<s> Matthew Shepard<h>, the gay college student </h>  who <h>was kidnapped </h>  and severely beaten, died here Monday, five days after he was found unconscious on a Wyoming ranch where he had been left tied to a fence for 18 hours in near-freezing temperatures. </s> <s> Matthew Shepard<h>, the gay college student </h>  who <h>was kidnapped </h>  and severely beaten, died here Monday, five days after he was found unconscious on a Wyoming ranch where he had been left tied to a fence for 18 hours in near-freezing temperatures. </s>", "summary": "Two men in Wyoming kidnapped brutally beat a gay university student who died in a coma five days after the assault."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Matthew Shepard </h> , the gay college student who was kidnapped and <h>severely beaten </h> , died here Monday, five days after he was found unconscious on a Wyoming ranch where he had been left tied to a fence for 18 hours in near-freezing temperatures. </s> <s> <h>Matthew Shepard </h> , the gay college student who was kidnapped and <h>severely beaten </h> , died here Monday, five days after he was found unconscious on a Wyoming ranch where he had been left tied to a fence for 18 hours in near-freezing temperatures. </s>", "summary": "Two men in Wyoming kidnapped brutally beat a gay university student who died in a coma five days after the assault."}
+{"text": "<s> Matthew Shepard, the gay college student who was kidnapped and severely beaten, died here Monday, five days <h>after he was found unconscious on a Wyoming ranch </h>  where he had been left tied to a fence for 18 hours in near-freezing temperatures. </s> <s> Matthew Shepard, the gay college student who was kidnapped and severely beaten, died here Monday, five days <h>after he was found unconscious on a Wyoming ranch </h>  where he had been left tied to a fence for 18 hours in near-freezing temperatures. </s>", "summary": "nearly lifeless body tied to a fence outside Laramie"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>The men </h>  were charged with attempted murder and <h>are expected to face first-degree murder charges </h>  that could bring the death penalty. </s> <s> <h>The men </h>  were charged with attempted murder and are expected <h>to face first-degree murder charges that could bring the death penalty. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Two men Russell Henderson and Aaron McKinney attempted first degree murder."}
+{"text": "<s> ANKARA, Turkey (AP) - Prime Minister Mesut Yilmaz on Wednesday faced <h>intense </h>  pressure <h>to step down after allegations that he interfered in a privatization contract and helped a businessman </h>  linked to a mobster secure loans. </s> <s> <h>Opposition parties lodged no-confidence motions Wednesday against Prime Minister Mesut Yilmaz after allegations he interfered in the privatization of a bank </h>  and helped a businessman linked to a mobster. </s> <s> <h>The opposition accuses Prime Minister Mesut Yilmaz </h>  of having ties <h>to organized crime and tampering </h>  with the privatization of a state bank. </s> <s> <h>The opposition accuses Prime Minister Mesut Yilmaz of having ties </h>  to organized crime and <h>tampering with the privatization of a state bank. </h>  </s> <s> <h>The opposition accuses Prime Minister Mesut Yilmaz of having ties to organized crime and tampering with the privatization of a state bank. </h>  </s> <s> The opposition accuses <h>Prime Minister Mesut Yilmaz of having ties to organized crime and tampering with the privatization of a state bank. </h>  </s> <s> Yilmaz led the last government, which collapsed in November amid allegations <h>he </h>  had ties to organized crime and <h>interfered with the sale of a state bank. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Turkey's Prime Minister Yilmaz was ousted by a no-confidence vote in Parliament over allegations of interfering in a bank privatization and having mob ties."}
+{"text": "<s> A week after the Turkish government fell in a corruption scandal, President Suleyman Demirel on Wednesday asked a veteran left-wing politician known for his personal honesty, <h>Bulent </h>  Ecevit, <h>to form a new government. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Bulent Ecevit, </h>  who <h>was asked to form a new government Wednesday </h> , is a former prime minister best remembered for ordering an invasion of Cyprus in 1974 that made him an overnight hero at home. </s> <s> <h>Ecevit, </h>  who <h>was asked to form a new government Wednesday </h> , desperately needs the support of the 99 deputies of ex-premier Tansu Ciller's center-right party. </s> <s> Ecevit refused even to consult with the leader of the Virtue Party during <h>his </h>  efforts <h>to form a government. </h>  </s>", "summary": "President Demirel asked highly respected 3-time former PM Bulent Ecevit to form a new majority government."}
+{"text": "<s> Not even his alliance with <h>Yilmaz </h>  who <h>was ousted for alleged ties to the mob and rigging the privatization of a bank </h> , tarnished his image. </s> <s> During his tenure as deputy prime minister <h>in a 17-month government </h>  that <h>was toppled last week over a corruption scandal </h> , he gave his backing to the liberal policies of the center-right-led coalition. </s> <s> <h>Yilmaz led the last government, which collapsed in November amid allegations he had ties to organized crime and interfered with the sale of a state bank. </h>  </s> <s> Turkey has been trying to form a new government since <h>a coalition government </h>  led by Yilmaz <h>collapsed last month over allegations that he rigged the sale of a bank. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Turkey's Prime Minister Yilmaz was ousted by a no-confidence vote in Parliament over allegations of interfering in a bank privatization and having mob ties."}
+{"text": "<s> Ecevit, a veteran leftist, already has the support of another center-right party led by <h>Mesut Yilmaz </h> , whose government <h>collapsed last week under the weight of a mafia scandal. </h>  </s> <s> But Mrs. Ciller said Wednesday she would not join forces with <h>Yilmaz </h> , whose government <h>collapsed Nov. 25 over a mafia scandal. </h>  </s> <s> Yilmaz led <h>the last government </h> , which <h>collapsed in November amid allegations </h>  he had ties to organized crime and interfered with the sale of a state bank. </s>", "summary": "Turkish PM Yilmaz was forced to step down due to mob ties and claims of state bank privatization tampering."}
+{"text": "<s> Virtue is the largest party in Parliament, but <h>the all-powerful military is fiercely opposed to an Islamic-led government. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Turkey's staunchly secular military opposes the return of an Islamic-led government. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Turkey's strongly secular military is opposed to any deal </h>  that would bring Virtue to power. </s>", "summary": "two to form a coalition, which would satisfy the staunchly secular military."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>ANKARA, Turkey (AP) - Prime Minister Mesut Yilmaz on Wednesday faced intense pressure to step down after allegations that </h>  he interfered in a privatization contract and helped a businessman linked to a mobster secure loans. </s> <s> <h>The leader of the Republicans </h> , Deniz Baykal, <h>urged Yilmaz to resign. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Following charges that he interfered in a privatization contract and helped a businessman with mob ties Turkish Prime Minister Mesut Yilmaz was forced to resign."}
+{"text": "<s> ANKARA, Turkey (AP) - Prime Minister Mesut Yilmaz on Wednesday faced intense pressure to step down after allegations that <h>he </h>  interfered in a privatization contract and <h>helped a businessman linked to a mobster secure loans. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Opposition parties </h>  lodged no-confidence motions Wednesday against Prime Minister Mesut Yilmaz after allegations <h>he </h>  interfered in the privatization of a bank and <h>helped a businessman linked to a mobster. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Following charges that he interfered in a privatization contract and helped a businessman with mob ties Turkish Prime Minister Mesut Yilmaz was forced to resign."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Premier-designate Bulent Ecevit said Thursday he would persist in the difficult task of convincing a key party leader </h>  to join forces in a secular coalition. </s> <s> Premier-designate Bulent Ecevit said Thursday he would persist in the difficult task <h>of convincing a key party leader to join forces in a secular coalition. </h>  </s>", "summary": "He to win the support of Ciller for a secular coalition."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Bulent Ecevit </h> , who was asked to form a new government Wednesday, <h>is a former prime minister best remembered for ordering an invasion of Cyprus in 1974 </h>  that made him an overnight hero at home. </s> <s> Bulent Ecevit, who was asked to form a new government Wednesday, is a former prime minister best remembered for ordering <h>an invasion of Cyprus in 1974 </h>  that <h>made him an overnight hero at home. </h>  </s>", "summary": "President Demirel asked highly respected 3-time former PM Bulent Ecevit to form a new majority government."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Turkey's secular parties </h>  are under pressure <h>to join forces to keep the Islamic Virtue Party out of power. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Turkey's latest premier-designate got the backing of two key secular parties Monday in his efforts </h>  to form a broad-based, coalition government, on condition that his government stick to Turkey's secular principles. </s>", "summary": "New premier-designate Erez got backing from 2 key secular parties as he tried to form a broad-based secular coalition"}
+{"text": "<s> James Kopp, <h>the man </h>  the FBI <h>is seeking as a material witness in the sniper slaying of Dr. Barnett Slepian </h> , is known to abortion rights leaders as an aggressive anti-abortion protester, and law enforcement officials say he has been arrested several times in demonstrations at abortion clinics. </s> <s> <h>Federal authorities investigating the murder of a Buffalo-area obstetrician </h>  who performed abortions have identified a Vermont man as a material witness to the sniper attack last month and <h>issued a warrant for his arrest Wednesday to bring him in for questioning. </h>  </s> <s> Now, <h>Kopp </h>  is being sought by federal and local law enforcement authorities <h>for questioning as a material witness in the murder of an obstetrician </h>  who performed abortions in the Buffalo region. </s> <s> In Canada, he is suspected of administrative violations of immigration law; <h>in the United States, he is wanted as a material witness in the Slepian case. </h>  </s> <s> The newspaper, the Hamilton (Ontario) Spectator, has received five similar packages in the last year, some containing veiled threats and several delivered by a man who employees said <h>resembled James Charles Kopp, </h>  who <h>is wanted for questioning as a witness about the Oct. 23 slaying of Dr. Barnett Slepian. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Another itinerant demonstrator Kopp, is wanted by the FBI as a material witness in the Slepian murder."}
+{"text": "<s> There is immediate fear, because <h>an anti-abortion gunman </h>  is believed <h>to be at large. </h>  </s> <s> There is immediate fear, because <h>an anti-abortion gunman is believed to </h>  be at large. </s>", "summary": "James Kopp known abortion opponent"}
+{"text": "<s> She was on the sidewalk outside Buffalo GYN Womenservices the morning of Oct. 23, about 12 hours before Barnett Slepian, the clinic doctor, <h>was fatally </h>  shot <h>in his home. </h>  </s> <s> She was on the sidewalk outside Buffalo GYN Womenservices the morning of Oct. 23, about 12 hours before Barnett Slepian, the clinic doctor, was fatally <h>shot in his home. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Dr. Bart Shepian of Buffalo's only abortion clinic was murdered in his home."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Federal law enforcement officials say he is not currently a suspect in the Slepian shooting </h> , and there was no indication Wednesday that he had been arrested for any violent acts. </s> <s> <h>Kopp is not a suspect in the shootings. </h>  </s>", "summary": "James Kopp for questioning as a material witness in the slaying."}
+{"text": "<s> Now, <h>Kopp is being sought by federal and local law enforcement authorities </h>  for questioning as a material witness in the murder of an obstetrician who performed abortions in the Buffalo region. </s> <s> In fact, <h>the announcement that law enforcement officials are looking for him has been made as Attorney General Janet Reno </h>  has prepared to revive an interagency task force to look once again for possible conspiracies behind anti-abortion crimes. </s>", "summary": "Police in the US and Canada are looking for James Kopp,"}
+{"text": "<s> Federal law enforcement officials and the authorities say Kopp is not now a suspect in the sniper attack on <h>Oct. 23 </h>  that <h>killed Dr. Barnett A. Slepian near Buffalo. </h>  </s> <s> U.S. and Canadian investigators now <h>believe those attacks were linked to two shootings of abortion-providing doctors in upstate New York, including the Oct. 23 slaying of Dr. Barnett Slepian at his home near Buffalo. </h>  </s>", "summary": "On Oct. 23, 1998 a sniper killed Dr. Barnet Slepian"}
+{"text": "<s> To his tormentors, <h>he was simply an abortion doctor. </h>  </s> <s> In interviews with friends and family members, he emerges as more than a one-dimensional abstract _ a conservative who advocated old-fashioned values like self-reliance, a shy man who had rare flashes of anger, <h>a doctor </h>  who <h>performed abortions </h>  but had no more patience for women who had multiple abortions than for women who had multiple children they did not want or could not support. </s>", "summary": "The primary doctor at the last abortion clinic in Buffalo was shot"}
+{"text": "<s> On the eve of <h>a holiday that has been linked to antiabortion violence </h> , the authorities on Tuesday were investigating whether a picture of an aborted fetus sent to a Canadian newspaper was connected to last month's fatal shooting of a Buffalo, N.Y. doctor who provided abortions or four similar attacks in western New York and Canada since 1994. </s>", "summary": "Opposition ranges from silent vigils to vocal and physical intimidation"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>James Kopp </h> , the man the FBI is seeking as a material witness in the sniper slaying of Dr. Barnett <h>Slepian, is known to abortion rights leaders as an aggressive anti-abortion protester </h> , and law enforcement officials say he has been arrested several times in demonstrations at abortion clinics. </s>", "summary": "James Kopp known abortion opponent"}
+{"text": "<s> In July 1988, when Randall Terry drove through the night from his home in Binghamton, <h>N.Y. </h> , to Atlanta <h>to start the series of anti-abortion protests </h>  that would finally put his new hard-line group, Operation Rescue, onto America's front pages, James Charles Kopp was in the van riding alongside him, according to former leaders of Operation Rescue who spoke on the condition of anonymity. </s>", "summary": "The anti-abortion movement has local and itinerate members."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>A fire turned a Swedish dance hall jammed with teen-age Halloween revelers into a deathtrap </h> , killing at least 60 people and injuring about 180. </s> <s> <h>A fire turned a dance hall jammed with teen-age Halloween revelers into a deathtrap </h> , killing at least 60 people and injuring about 180 in Sweden's second-largest city. </s> <s> <h>A fire turned a Swedish dance hall jammed with teen-age Halloween revelers into a deathtrap </h> , killing at least 60 people and injuring about 180. </s> <s> <h>A fire turned a dance hall jammed with teen-age Halloween revelers into a deathtrap </h> , killing 65 people and injuring 157 others in Sweden's second-largest city. </s> <s> <h>A fire turned a dance hall jammed with teen-age Halloween revelers into a deathtrap </h> , killing 60 people and injuring 162 others in Sweden's second-largest city. </s> <s> <h>A fire turned a dance hall jammed with teen-age Halloween revelers into a deathtrap </h> , killing 60 people and injuring 162 others in Sweden's second-largest city. </s> <s> <h>A fire turned a Swedish dance hall jammed with teen-age Halloween revelers into a deathtrap </h> , killing 60 people and injuring 155. </s> <s> Hundreds of teen-agers jammed into an upstairs hall planning to dance the night away, but by the time the sun rose Friday they were dead, clinging to life in hospitals or weeping in disbelief at <h>a fire </h>  that <h>killed 67 of them. </h>  </s> <s> Forensic experts examining heavily burned bodies were able Saturday to identify more of <h>the 60 young people </h>  who <h>died in a dance hall fire </h> , but the catastrophe's most tormenting question was still unanswered. </s>", "summary": "Sweden's deadliest fire occurred on Halloween when a dance hall in Goteborg"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>A fire </h>  turned a Swedish dance hall jammed with teen-age Halloween revelers into a deathtrap, <h>killing at least 60 people and injuring about 180. </h>  </s> <s> <h>A fire </h>  turned a dance hall jammed with teen-age Halloween revelers into a deathtrap, <h>killing at least 60 people and injuring about 180 in Sweden's second-largest city. </h>  </s> <s> <h>A fire </h>  turned a Swedish dance hall jammed with teen-age Halloween revelers into a deathtrap, <h>killing at least 60 people and injuring about 180. </h>  </s> <s> <h>A fire </h>  turned a dance hall jammed with teen-age Halloween revelers into a deathtrap, <h>killing 60 people and injuring 162 others in Sweden's second-largest city. </h>  </s> <s> <h>A fire </h>  turned a dance hall jammed with teen-age Halloween revelers into a deathtrap, <h>killing 60 people and injuring 162 others in Sweden's second-largest city. </h>  </s> <s> <h>A fire </h>  turned a Swedish dance hall jammed with teen-age Halloween revelers into a deathtrap, <h>killing 60 people and injuring 155. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Police said another 173 people were injured, 20 of them severely </h> , in the explosive fire that engulfed the plain brick two-story building just before midnight Thursday and turned a boisterous disco dance into a screaming terror in a matter of moments. </s> <s> A panicky telephone call in poor Swedish was the first word that authorities got of a fire racing through a dance hall crowded with immigrant teen-agers, delaying fire squads' response to <h>the blaze </h>  that <h>killed 60 and injured 162 </h> , officials said Saturday. </s>", "summary": "At least 60 died about 150 were injured."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>About 300 or 400 people were inside </h> , police said. </s> <s> Although <h>an estimated 400 people, most aged 13 to 18 </h> , <h>were at the dance on the building's second floor </h> , the facility had approval for a maximum capacity of 150, said Hans Carlsson, the detective leading the disaster investigation. </s> <s> <h>About 300 or 400 people were inside </h> , police said. </s> <s> Although <h>an estimated 400 people, most aged 13 to 18 </h> , <h>were at the dance on the upper floor </h> , the facility had approval for a maximum capacity of 150, Hans Carlsson, the detective leading the disaster investigation. </s> <s> Although <h>an estimated 400 people, most aged 13 to 18 </h> , <h>were at the dance on the building's second floor </h> , the facility had approval for a maximum capacity of 150, said Hans Carlsson, the detective leading the disaster investigation. </s> <s> Although <h>an estimated 400 people, most aged 13 to 18 </h> , <h>were at the dance on the building's second floor </h> , the facility had approval for a maximum capacity of 150, said Carlsson. </s> <s> Although <h>an estimated 400 people, most aged 13 to 18 </h> , <h>were at the dance on the upper floor </h> , the facility had approval for a maximum capacity of 150, Hans Carlsson, the detective leading the disaster investigation. </s> <s> <h>Hundreds of teen-agers jammed into an upstairs hall </h>  planning to dance the night away, but by the time the sun rose Friday they were dead, clinging to life in hospitals or weeping in disbelief at a fire that killed 67 of them. </s>", "summary": "At least 400 teenagers attending dance, were crammed into a facility"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>The fast-spreading fire completely gutted the building </h>  and left rescuers facing a hideous scene that local rescue service leader Lennart Olin likened to a ``gas chamber.'' </s> <s> <h>The fast-spreading fire </h>  completely gutted the two-story building and <h>left rescuers facing </h>  a hideous scene that local rescue service leader Lennart Olin likened to a ``gas chamber.'' </s> <s> <h>The fast-spreading fire completely gutted the two-story building </h>  and left rescuers facing a hideous scene that local rescue service leader Lennart Olin likened to a ``gas chamber.'' </s> <s> <h>The fast-spreading fire </h>  that broke out just a few minutes before midnight Thursday gutted the building and <h>left rescuers facing </h>  a hideous scene that local rescue service leader Lennart Olin likened to a ``gas chamber.'' </s> <s> <h>The fast-spreading fire </h>  that <h>broke out just a few minutes before midnight Thursday gutted </h>  the building and left rescuers facing a hideous scene that local rescue service leader Lennart Olin likened to a ``gas chamber.'' </s> <s> <h>The fast-spreading fire </h>  that broke out just a few minutes before midnight Thursday gutted the building and <h>left rescuers facing </h>  a hideous scene that local rescue service leader Lennart Olin likened to a ``gas chamber.'' </s>", "summary": "the fire quickly engulfed the two-story brick building"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>The fire was the deadliest in modern Swedish history since 1978 </h> , when 20 people died in the town of Boraas. </s> <s> <h>The fire </h> , <h>at the facilities of the Macedonian Association local immigrant </h>  group, <h>was the deadliest in modern Swedish history. </h>  </s> <s> <h>The fire </h> , at the facilities of the Macedonian Association local immigrant group, <h>was the deadliest in modern Swedish history since 1978 </h> , when 20 people died in the town of Boraas. </s> <s> <h>The fire </h> , <h>at the facilities of the Macedonian Association local immigrant </h>  group, <h>was the deadliest in modern Swedish history. </h>  </s> <s> <h>The fire </h> , <h>at the facilities of the Macedonian Association local immigrant </h>  group, <h>was the deadliest in modern Swedish history. </h>  </s> <s> <h>The fire </h> , <h>at the facilities of the Macedonian Association local immigrant </h>  group, <h>was the deadliest in modern Swedish history. </h>  </s>", "summary": "The fire was the worst in Sweden's modern history."}
+{"text": "<s> At a news conference Friday morning, police said <h>most victims choked to death on smoke and poisonous gases </h> ; 59 bodies were found at the scene and the 60th victim died at a hospital, officials said. </s> <s> On Friday, police said <h>most victims choked to death on smoke and poisonous gases </h> ; 59 bodies were found at the scene, and the 60th victim died at a hospital, officials said. </s> <s> <h>Police said most victims choked to death on smoke and poisonous gases </h> ; 59 bodies were found at the scene and six others died later. </s> <s> <h>Police said most victims choked to death on smoke and poisonous gases </h> ; 59 bodies were found at the scene and one other died later. </s> <s> <h>Police said most victims choked to death on smoke and poisonous gases </h> ; 59 bodies were found at the scene and one other died later. </s>", "summary": "At least 60 died mostly from smoke inhalation"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>The dance apparently was attended mostly by immigrants or children of immigrant. </h>  </s> <s> <h>The dance apparently was attended mostly by immigrants or children of immigrants. </h>  </s> <s> <h>The dance was attended mostly by immigrants or children of immigrants. </h>  </s> <s> <h>The dance was attended mostly by immigrants or children of immigrants. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Most of the victims were immigrants or of immigrant parentage </h> , from countries including Iraq, Iran, Somalia, Ethiopia and current and former Yugoslavia. </s>", "summary": "Most were immigrants or their children"}
+{"text": "<s> Of the injured, <h>57 were in intensive care </h> , said Sven Martinell, spokesman for the local medical authorities. </s> <s> <h>Of the injured </h> , <h>at least 57 </h>  were in intensive care, according to Sven Martinell, spokesman for the local medical authorities. </s> <s> Of the injured, <h>at least 57 were in intensive care </h> , according to Sven Martinell, spokesman for the local medical authorities. </s> <s> <h>Of the injured </h> , <h>at least 57 </h>  were in intensive care, according to Sven Martinell, spokesman for the local medical authorities. </s> <s> Of the injured, <h>at least 57 were in intensive care </h> , according to Sven Martinell, spokesman for the local medical authorities. </s>", "summary": "Sweden killed 60 and injured 180."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>The cause of the fire had not been determined as of Friday evening. </h>  </s> <s> <h>The cause of the fire had not been determined as of Friday evening. </h>  </s> <s> <h>The cause of the fire had not been determined as of Friday evening. </h>  </s> <s> ''As long as <h>the technicians haven't established the cause of the fire </h> , we don't know if it's arson or not,'' Goteborg chief prosecutor Ulf Noren said Saturday evening. </s>", "summary": "The cause of the fire is unknown as investigators"}
+{"text": "<s> Although an estimated 400 people, most aged 13 to 18, were at the dance on the building's second floor, <h>the facility had approval for a maximum capacity of 150 </h> , said Hans Carlsson, the detective leading the disaster investigation. </s> <s> Although an estimated 400 people, most aged 13 to 18, were at the dance on the building's second floor, <h>the facility had approval for a maximum capacity of 150 </h> , said Hans Carlsson, the detective leading the disaster investigation. </s> <s> Although an estimated 400 people, most aged 13 to 18, were at the dance on the building's second floor, <h>the facility had approval for a maximum capacity of 150 </h> , said Carlsson. </s> <s> Although an estimated 400 people, most aged 13 to 18, were at the dance on the upper floor, <h>the facility had approval for a maximum capacity of 150 </h> , Hans Carlsson, the detective leading the disaster investigation. </s>", "summary": "The 2-story brick building was rated for 150"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>When the Yankees defeated the Indians, 9-5 </h> , <h>in Game 6 on Tuesday night to advance to their second World Series in three years </h> , <h>Knoblauch was easily the most relieved player on the field. </h>  </s> <s> YANKEES Pitching The starting pitching enabled <h>the Yankees to advance past Cleveland in the American League Championship Series. </h>  </s> <s> The last time they were seen on the field at Yankee Stadium, they were inadvertently influencing the outcome of <h>the game </h>  that <h>sent the Cleveland Indians home and the Yankees to the World Series. </h>  </s>", "summary": "The New York Yankees prevailed in the sixth game of the American League playoffs to win over the Cleveland Indians and advanced to their second World Series play in three years."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>YANKEES Pitching The starting pitching enabled the Yankees to advance past Cleveland in the American League Championship Series. </h>  </s> <s> <h>YANKEES Pitching The starting pitching enabled the Yankees </h>  to advance past Cleveland in the American League Championship Series. </s>", "summary": "The Yankees have a edge in pitching and defense"}
+{"text": "<s> Beyond seizing the advantage in the series, <h>the Yankees </h>  were able to neutralize the Padres' ace, Kevin Brown, <h>driving him from the mound in the seventh. </h>  </s> <s> Beyond seizing the advantage in the series, <h>the Yankees were able to neutralize the Padres' ace, Kevin Brown </h> , driving him from the mound in the seventh. </s>", "summary": "Ace pitcher Kevin Brown viewed by many as the Padres' best hope for a series upset"}
+{"text": "<s> Since cancerous cells were found in one of the 36 lymph nodes removed from his abdomen during the operation, Strawberry said <h>doctors told him he will need six months of chemotherapy treatment once </h>  he returns to California. </s> <s> Since cancerous cells were found in one of the 36 lymph nodes removed from his abdomen during the operation, Strawberry said doctors told <h>him he will need six months of chemotherapy treatment once he returns to California. </h>  </s>", "summary": "NY fans are subdued about the Yankees prospects of a collective batting slump (namely by Knoblauch and Martinez), Strawberry's surgery recovery, record-setter Williams' team loyalty, and the memory of the fallibility of umpires."}
+{"text": "<s> David Wells is 7-1 in his career in the postseason and he should have an additional edge against <h>a Padres' lineup </h>  that <h>is generally less effective against left-handed pitching. </h>  </s>", "summary": "The Yankees have a edge in pitching and defense"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>The Yankees trailed San Diego </h> , 5-2, in the seventh inning, but Knoblauch hit a three-run home run to tie the score, and five batters later, Martinez smashed a grand slam. </s>", "summary": "Ace pitcher Kevin Brown viewed by many as the Padres' best hope for a series upset"}
+{"text": "<s> Orlando <h>Hernandez </h>  has four terrific pitches, <h>pitched seven shutout innings in the pivotal Game 4 of the ALCS </h>  and earned the start in Game 2 of this series. </s>", "summary": "The Yankees have a edge in pitching and defense"}
+{"text": "<s> That makes it the perfect venue for part of a championship series that will determine whether the 1998 Yankees are one of the greatest teams of the modern era, or just <h>a talented squad </h>  that owned the regular season but <h>folded in the World Series. </h>  </s>", "summary": "their record of excellence encouraged everyone to expect victory."}
+{"text": "<s> The Yankees trailed San Diego, 5-2, in the seventh inning, but <h>Knoblauch hit a three-run home run to tie the score </h> , and five batters later, Martinez smashed a grand slam. </s>", "summary": "Knoblauch hit a three-run homer off reliever Donne Wall in the seventh inning"}
+{"text": "<s> Joe Brinkman won't be here either, even though the agreement does allow for <h>an umpire to work both a division series and the World Series. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Yankees Chuck Knoblauch playoffs, was greeted with a standing ovation as the first game"}
+{"text": "<s> Struggling to meet their fourth deadline over the federal budget, <h>congressional Republicans and White House officials wrestled Tuesday with their differences over education </h> , staging events to demonstrate support for what has become the most public and politically high-stakes element of the budget battle. </s> <s> Struggling to meet their fourth deadline over the federal budget, <h>congressional Republicans and White House officials wrestled Tuesday with their differences over education </h> , the most politically high-stakes element of the budget battle. </s> <s> Struggling to meet their fourth deadline over the federal budget, <h>congressional Republicans and White House officials wrestled Tuesday with their differences over education </h> , the most politically high-stakes element of the budget battle. </s>", "summary": "Controversial issues included health insurance paying for contraception, control of new education allocations, an Alaskan wilderness road"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Struggling to meet their fourth deadline over the federal budget </h> , congressional Republicans and White House officials wrestled Tuesday with their differences over education, staging events to demonstrate support for what has become the most public and politically high-stakes element of the budget battle. </s> <s> <h>Struggling to meet their fourth deadline over the federal budget </h> , congressional Republicans and White House officials wrestled Tuesday with their differences over education, the most politically high-stakes element of the budget battle. </s> <s> <h>Struggling to meet their fourth deadline over the federal budget </h> , congressional Republicans and White House officials wrestled Tuesday with their differences over education, the most politically high-stakes element of the budget battle. </s>", "summary": "new initiatives made the 1998 federal budget negotiations chaotic."}
+{"text": "<s> On education, the issue that President Clinton has propelled to the forefront of the talks and on which Republicans do not want to appear recalcitrant, <h>both sides have agreed to spend more than $1 billion but disagree over how to spend it. </h>  </s> <s> On education, the issue that President Clinton has propelled to the forefront and on which Republicans do not want to appear recalcitrant, <h>both sides have agreed to spend more than $1 billion but not on how to spend it. </h>  </s> <s> On education, the issue that President Clinton has propelled to the forefront and on which Republicans do not want to appear recalcitrant, <h>both sides have agreed to spend more than $1 billion but not on how to spend it. </h>  </s>", "summary": "There how to spend the funding on education."}
+{"text": "<s> The president insists that the money be spent to hire 100,000 teachers across the country so <h>that the average class can be reduced to 18 students. </h>  </s> <s> <h>The president insists that the money be spent to hire 100,000 teachers across the country so that the average class can be reduced to 18 students. </h>  </s> <s> The president insists that the money be spent to hire 100,000 teachers across the country so <h>that the average class can be reduced to 18 students. </h>  </s>", "summary": "To offset the new spending"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>They </h>  missed having spending bills in place for the Oct. 1 start of the fiscal year, <h>providing temporary financing for the federal government through Oct. 9 </h> , then Oct. 12, then Wednesday. </s> <s> Congress gave itself until midnight Tuesday to vote on the final bill, agreeing with President Clinton to a fifth extension of <h>temporary financing to keep the government open. </h>  </s> <s> Congress gave itself until midnight Tuesday to vote on the final bill, agreeing with President Clinton to a fifth extension of <h>temporary financing to keep the government open. </h>  </s>", "summary": "After several deadline extensions Congressional leaders and the White House agreed on an omnibus spending package"}
+{"text": "<s> As they worked through several issues, Republican leaders appeared to be calculating the differences in their own party that might sour a final deal when it arrives on the House floor _ more of a concern than on the Senate floor because <h>the Senate has fewer differences among its Republicans and with the White House. </h>  </s> <s> As they worked through several issues, Republican leaders appeared to be calculating the differences in their own party that might sour a final deal when it arrives on the House floor _ more of a concern than the Senate floor because <h>the Senate has fewer differences among its Republicans and with the White House. </h>  </s> <s> As they worked through several issues, Republican leaders appeared to be calculating the differences in their own party that might sour a final deal when it arrives on the House floor _ more of a concern than the Senate floor because <h>the Senate has fewer differences among its Republicans and with the White House. </h>  </s>", "summary": "This year reaching agreement was very difficult."}
+{"text": "<s> Some conservatives sounded notes of discord Friday over the federal spending agreement, but they also said <h>they would probably vote for the $500 billion package because it boosted defense spending and provided aid to farmers. </h>  </s> <s> Some conservatives sounded notes of discord Friday over the federal spending agreement, but they also said <h>they would probably vote for the $500 billion package because it boosted defense spending and provided aid to farmers. </h>  </s>", "summary": "It includes more money for education and defense, business tax breaks, and farm aid, as well as funds for Colombia"}
+{"text": "<s> The deal that President Clinton and Republican leaders hailed Thursday was a broad outline of areas of agreement on the final portion of the $1.7 trillion budget, not <h>a written document. </h>  </s> <s> The deal that President Clinton and Republican leaders hailed Thursday was a broad outline of areas of agreement on the final portion of the $1.7 trillion budget, not <h>a written document. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Committees crafted the budget document after broad agreement was reached"}
+{"text": "<s> On education, the issue that President Clinton has propelled to the forefront and on which <h>Republicans do not want to appear recalcitrant </h> , both sides have agreed to spend more than $1 billion but not on how to spend it. </s> <s> On education, the issue that President Clinton has propelled to the forefront and on which <h>Republicans do not want to appear recalcitrant </h> , both sides have agreed to spend more than $1 billion but not on how to spend it. </s>", "summary": "both sides to finish before Election Day and avoid a government shutdown."}
+{"text": "<s> For example, <h>still unresolved is a dispute over whether airlines can create a ``peanut-free'' zone </h>  to protect passengers who are allergic to peanuts. </s> <s> For example, still unresolved is a dispute over <h>whether airlines can create a ``peanut-free'' zone to protect passengers </h>  who are allergic to peanuts. </s>", "summary": "Other issues included a Federal Election Commission provision, a road through an Alaskan wildlife refuge, and an airline peanut ban."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Doctors ordered Russian President Boris Yeltsin to cut short his Central Asian trip because of a respiratory infection </h>  and he agreed to return home Monday, a day earlier than planned, officials said. </s> <s> <h>Russian President Boris Yeltsin cut short a trip to Central Asia on Monday due to a respiratory infection </h>  that revived questions about his overall health and ability to lead Russia through a sustained economic crisis. </s> <s> <h>President Boris Yeltsin </h>  stayed home Tuesday, <h>nursing a respiratory infection that forced him to cut short a foreign trip and revived concerns about his ability </h>  to govern. </s> <s> Doctors insisted Monday that <h>Yeltsin fly home from Central Asia a day ahead of schedule because he was suffering from an upper respiratory infection </h>  and had a mild fever of 37.4 Celsius (99.3 F). </s> <s> <h>Yeltsin </h> , 67, <h>has a respiratory infection that forced him to cut short his first foreign visit in months on Monday. </h>  </s> <s> <h>A respiratory infection forced him to cut short a trip to Central Asia earlier this week. </h>  </s> <s> A respiratory infection forced <h>him to cut short a trip to Central Asia earlier this week. </h>  </s> <s> <h>A respiratory infection forced him to cut short a trip to Central Asia earlier this week. </h>  </s> <s> A respiratory infection forced <h>him to cut short a trip to Central Asia earlier this week. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Russian President Boris Yeltsin </h> , who is still recuperating from his latest <h>illness, has canceled a trip to an Asian summit next month </h> , his office said Friday. </s> <s> The president has been suffering from bronchitis and <h>a cold this week </h> , which <h>forced him to cut short a visit to Central Asia on Monday. </h>  </s>", "summary": "He recently cut short a trip to Central Asia because of a respiratory infection"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Yeltsin's premature return to Moscow </h>  also <h>prompted doubts about his capacity </h>  to respond decisively in the Kosovo crisis, in which Russia has been leading a campaign to forestall airstrikes. </s> <s> Russian President Boris Yeltsin cut short a trip to Central Asia on Monday due to <h>a respiratory infection </h>  that <h>revived questions about his overall health and ability </h>  to lead Russia through a sustained economic crisis. </s> <s> Yeltsin, 67, has a history of health problems, including quintuple heart bypass surgery two years ago, so whenever <h>he gets sick there is a flurry of speculation about his ability </h>  to function. </s> <s> Whenever Yeltsin falls ill, <h>speculation arises about his ability </h>  to govern. </s> <s> <h>Each new ailment rekindles speculation about his fitness </h>  to govern. </s>", "summary": "Concern over the health of President Boris Yeltsin has led many Russians to question his ability"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>The president </h>  insists <h>he </h>  has no major health problems and <h>will serve out the remaining two years of his term. </h>  </s> <s> <h>The president insists he has no major health problems and will serve out the remaining two years of his term. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Yeltsin insists he has no major illness and plans to serve out the remaining two years of his term. </h>  </s> <s> <h>The president and his doctors </h>  say <h>Yeltsin </h>  has no serious health problems and <h>will serve out the final two years of his term. </h>  </s> <s> <h>The president and his doctors say Yeltsin has no serious health problems and will serve out the final two years of his term. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Yeltsin refuses to admit he is seriously ill and his condition"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Russia's Constitutional Court opened hearings Thursday on whether Boris Yeltsin can seek a third term. </h>  </s> <s> Russia's Constitutional Court opened hearings Thursday on <h>whether Boris Yeltsin can seek a third term. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Russia's Constitutional Court opened hearings Thursday on whether Boris Yeltsin can seek a third term. </h>  </s> <s> Russia's Constitutional Court opened hearings Thursday on <h>whether Boris Yeltsin can seek a third term. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Russia's constitutional court to hold hearings on whether Yeltsin could seek a third term under their two term limitations"}
+{"text": "<s> It has lost some of its urgency, as <h>Yeltsin </h>  has grown physically and politically weaker and <h>has said he will not run again. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Yeltsin has flatly said he will not seek another term </h> , and the opposition has concentrated its efforts on demanding an early resignation, riding a wave of popular discontent over the economic crisis. </s> <s> It has lost some of its urgency, as <h>Yeltsin </h>  has grown physically and politically weaker and <h>has said he will not run again. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Yeltsin has flatly said he will not seek another term </h> , and the opposition has concentrated its efforts on demanding an early resignation, riding a wave of popular discontent over the economic crisis. </s>", "summary": "That to be moot point since he has said he will not run again."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>President Boris Yeltsin's doctors have pronounced his health ``more or less normal </h> ,'' his wife Naina said in an interview published Wednesday. </s> <s> Yakushkin said Yeltsin's personal doctor, Sergei Mironov, confirmed that the president was suffering from a respiratory infection known as tracheal bronchitis and that <h>``his condition is stable. </h> '' </s> <s> However, <h>Yeltsin's condition was stable </h> , Yakushkin said. </s>", "summary": "Doctors say his health is more or less normal but secrecy increases conjecture."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Yeltsin </h>  was suffering from tracheobronchitis, had a fever of 37.4 Celsius (99.3 Fahrenheit<h>) </h>  and <h>was being treated with antibiotics </h> , the president's doctors told the Interfax news agency. </s> <s> <h>They said Yeltsin was being treated with antibiotics and there were no plans to hospitalize </h>  him. </s> <s> They said <h>Yeltsin was being treated with antibiotics </h>  and there were no plans to hospitalize him. </s>", "summary": "He was treated with antibiotics"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Yeltsin </h>  was suffering from tracheobronchitis, <h>had a fever of 37.4 Celsius </h>  (99.3 Fahrenheit) and was being treated with antibiotics, the president's doctors told the Interfax news agency. </s> <s> <h>Yeltsin's aides said the president was taking antibiotics to ward off a bout of bronchitis and a mild fever of 37.4 Celsius </h>  (99.3 Fahrenheit). </s> <s> Doctors insisted Monday that Yeltsin fly home from Central Asia a day ahead of schedule because <h>he </h>  was suffering from an upper respiratory infection and <h>had a mild fever of 37.4 Celsius </h>  (99.3 F). </s>", "summary": "He was ordered to rest and take antibiotics."}
+{"text": "<s> The president insists <h>he has no major health problems </h>  and will serve out the remaining two years of his term. </s> <s> Yeltsin insists <h>he has no major illness and </h>  plans to serve out the remaining two years of his term. </s> <s> The president and his doctors say <h>Yeltsin has no serious health problems </h>  and will serve out the final two years of his term. </s>", "summary": "his health is more or less normal but secrecy increases conjecture."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Later Monday </h> , <h>Yeltsin is to go to Kazakstan </h> , where he and Kazak President Nursultan Nazarbayev are expected to sign agreements on economic, science and technical cooperation and on combating drug trafficking. </s> <s> Doctors ordered Russian President Boris Yeltsin to cut short his Central Asian trip because of a respiratory infection and <h>he agreed to return home Monday </h> , a day earlier than planned, officials said. </s>", "summary": "the trip ended a day early because of his bronchitis and a 99.3F fever."}
+{"text": "<s> Some of the cases recounted here figure prominently in <h>the suit brought by the Justice Department and 20 states </h> , scheduled to go to trial this month, charging that Microsoft at times went too far _ and violated antitrust laws. </s> <s> But judging from an advance copy of the manuscript, the Justice Department and <h>20 states </h>  that <h>are suing the software giant </h>  will find support for their arguments in the book as well. </s> <s> The 12-person witness list for the Justice Department and <h>20 states suing Microsoft </h>  reflects the new evidence added to the case since May. </s> <s> In <h>an antitrust suit brought by the department and 20 states </h> , the man whose company commands a 97 percent share of the market for personal computer operating systems is being depicted as a Nixonian schemer who will go to almost any length to crush his competition. </s>", "summary": "The Justice Department and 20 states filed a suit against Microsoft for violation of the Sherman Act"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>The case of United States vs. Microsoft Corp. </h> , the government's most aggressive move against a monopolist in almost 25 years, <h>is playing out against a century of antitrust laws </h>  so broadly worded and court rulings so ambiguous that both sides are citing the same rulings to support their opposing arguments. </s> <s> <h>The case of United States vs. Microsoft Corp. </h> , the government's most aggressive move against a monopolist in almost 25 years, <h>is playing out against a century of antitrust laws </h>  so broadly worded and court rulings so ambiguous that both sides are citing the same rulings to support their opposing arguments. </s>", "summary": "The government suit against Microsoft is the most aggressive antitrust case in a quarter century."}
+{"text": "<s> The case of United States vs. Microsoft Corp., the government's most aggressive move against a monopolist in almost 25 years, is playing out against a century of antitrust laws so broadly worded and court rulings so ambiguous that <h>both sides are citing the same rulings to support their opposing arguments. </h>  </s> <s> The case of United States vs. Microsoft Corp., the government's most aggressive move against a monopolist in almost 25 years, is playing out against a century of antitrust laws so broadly worded and court rulings so ambiguous that <h>both sides are citing the same rulings to support their opposing arguments. </h>  </s>", "summary": "its wording is broad and rulings"}
+{"text": "<s> Whatever the outcome of the trial, scheduled to begin Monday in U.S. District Court in Washington, an almost certain appeal will leave to the Supreme Court the task <h>of bringing legal order to 100 years of clashing antitrust doctrines. </h>  </s> <s> Whatever the outcome of the trial, scheduled to begin Monday in U.S. District Court in Washington, an almost certain appeal will leave to the Supreme Court the task <h>of bringing legal order to 100 years of clashing antitrust doctrines. </h>  </s>", "summary": "The effort is extensive but inconsistent because of the ambiguity of anti-trust laws, especially the Sherman Act."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>The case focuses on Microsoft's Windows </h> , the operating system that controls about 90 percent of all personal computers sold today. </s> <s> <h>The case focuses on Microsoft's Windows </h> , the operating system that controls about 90 percent of all personal computers sold today. </s>", "summary": "The Justice Department and 20 states charging it illegally tried to use its dominance as the provider of Windows, the industry standard operating system, to stifle competition in other areas."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>In the case of Microsoft </h> , <h>the government has invoked the Sherman Act to file a civil suit </h>  that seeks to change the company's business practices, not a criminal suit that seeks financial penalties. </s> <s> In the case of Microsoft, the government has invoked <h>the Sherman Act to file a civil suit that seeks to change the company's business practices, not a criminal suit </h>  that seeks financial penalties. </s>", "summary": "In 1998 the Justice Department filed a civil suit against Microsoft to change its 9-year pattern of anti-competitive conduct."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>The government says its objective is to curb illegal monopolistic business practices </h>  that threaten to render large parts of the economy vulnerable to the vicissitudes of a single company. </s> <s> <h>The government says its objective is to curb illegal monopolistic business practices </h>  that threaten to render large parts of the economy vulnerable to the vicissitudes of a single company. </s>", "summary": "The suit now extends far beyond that aiming at Microsoft's overall aggressive anti-competitive conduct."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Microsoft asserts that the case is intended to give the government control </h>  over which features can be added to Windows. </s> <s> <h>Microsoft asserts that the case is intended to give the government control </h>  over which features can be added to Windows. </s>", "summary": "Microsoft says that Windows and its browser is one tool"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>The contracts prohibit manufacturers from substituting Netscape Communications Corp.'s Navigator browser for Microsoft's Internet Explorer. </h>  </s> <s> The contracts prohibit <h>manufacturers from substituting Netscape Communications Corp.'s Navigator browser for Microsoft's Internet Explorer. </h>  </s>", "summary": "computer manufacturers prohibit them from substituting Netscape's Navigator browser for Microsoft's Internet Explorer"}
+{"text": "<s> Following is the text of the first two sections of <h>the Sherman Act </h> , as <h>passed by Congress in 1890. </h>  </s>", "summary": "The 1890 Sherman Anti-Trust Act was intended to protect consumers"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Bin Laden </h>  is believed <h>to be living in Afghanistan under the protection of the Taliban </h> , the Islamic fundamentalist movement that rules that country. </s> <s> <h>Bin Laden is believed to </h>  be living <h>in Afghanistan under the protection of the Taliban </h> , the Islamic fundamentalist movement that rules that country. </s> <s> <h>Bin Laden </h> , <h>believed to be in Afghanistan </h> , and a top aide were indicted Wednesday by a U.S. District Court in the U.S. embassy bombings in Africa and are accused of conspiring to kill Americans outside the United States. </s> <s> <h>Bin Laden </h>  remains at large and <h>is believed to be living in Afghanistan under the protection of the Taliban </h> , the Islamic fundamentalist movement that rules that country. </s> <s> <h>Bin Laden </h>  is believed <h>to be living in Afghanistan. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Bin Laden is believed to be living in Afghanistan. </h>  </s>", "summary": "of bin Laden, is living in Afghanistan under Taliban protection"}
+{"text": "<s> A federal grand jury in Manhattan returned <h>a 238-count indictment Wednesday charging the Saudi exile Osama bin Laden with conspiring to bomb two U.S. embassies in Africa in August and with committing acts of terrorism against Americans abroad. </h>  </s> <s> Bin Laden, believed to be in Afghanistan, and <h>a top aide </h>  were indicted Wednesday by a U.S. District Court in the U.S. embassy bombings in <h>Africa and are accused of conspiring to kill Americans outside the United States. </h>  </s> <s> Saudi exile Osama bin Laden, the alleged mastermind of <h>a conspiracy to attack U.S. targets around the world </h> , and Muhammad Atef, the alleged military commander of bin Laden's terrorist organization, Al-Qaeda, were charged in a separate 238-page indictment with murder and conspiracy in the bombings. </s>", "summary": "Osama bin Laden was indicted for terrorism and for conspiring in the bombings."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>A nearly simultaneous attack in neighboring Kenya killed 213 people, including 12 Americans </h> , at the U.S. Embassy in Nairobi. </s> <s> Washington blames bin Laden's group, al Qaeda, for the Aug. 7 bombings of U.S. embassies in <h>Kenya and Tanzania </h>  that <h>killed 224 people, including 12 Americans </h> , and injured an estimated 5,000 people. </s> <s> The two other defendants in court Tuesday _ Mohammed Saddiq Odeh and Mohamed Rashed Daoud al-'Owhali _ have <h>each been charged with separate counts of murder in the deaths of more than 200 people in the embassy attacks in Kenya and Tanzania on August 7. </h>  </s>", "summary": "The attacks killed 224 and injured"}
+{"text": "<s> Police and soldiers on Friday blocked off the street in front of a house where members of a terrorist gang are believed to have assembled the bomb that blew up the U.S. Embassy, <h>killing 11 people. </h>  </s> <s> <h>In an nearly simultaneous bombing of the U.S. Embassy in Dar es Salaam in neighboring Tanzania </h> , <h>11 people were killed </h>  and 85 were injured, none of them Americans. </s>", "summary": "A near simultaneous bombing of the embassy in Dar es Salaam killed 11"}
+{"text": "<s> And that <h>excuse is Osama bin Laden </h> , the man Washington calls Enemy No. </s> <s> ``America is looking for an excuse to fire more rockets on our dear Afghanistan and <h>that excuse is bin Laden </h> ,'' Saqib said. </s>", "summary": "Bin Laden to be in Afghanistan"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>At least 26 people were killed </h> , but damage to the area was not considered extensive. </s> <s> On Aug. 20 <h>the United States </h>  retaliated by firing Tomahawk missiles at suspected terrorist camps in eastern Afghanistan, <h>killing 26 people. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Terrorists killing 213, 12 of"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>All three men have pleaded not guilty. </h>  </s> <s> <h>All three have pleaded innocent. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Three other suspects are being sought."}
+{"text": "<s> A federal district judge agreed Tuesday to review complaints by lawyers for <h>three men arrested after the bombings of two U.S. embassies in Africa </h>  that their jail conditions in Manhattan are unconstitutional and inhumane. </s>", "summary": "Seven men have been arrested for the Aug. 7 bombings of the U.S. embassies in Kenya and Tanzania."}
+{"text": "<s> Federal prison officials have cut off virtually all communications <h>for two men being held in Manhattan in the bombings of the U.S. embassies in Kenya and Tanzania. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Two were in a New York City jail"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>The man accused of orchestrating the U.S. embassy bombings in Tanzania and Kenya was declared a free man Friday in Afghanistan </h> , where he has lived for years with the permission of the hard-line Islamic Taliban militia. </s>", "summary": "The Taliban has declared him a free man in Afghanistan"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>He </h>  is also credited <h>with stabilizing the currency and restoring confidence in the postwar economy. </h>  </s> <s> <h>He is also credited with stabilizing the currency and restoring confidence in the postwar economy. </h>  </s> <s> A billionaire businessman who made his fortune in Saudi Arabia, <h>Hariri is credited with restoring economic confidence and stabilizing the national currency. </h>  </s> <s> A billionaire businessman who made his fortune in Saudi Arabia, <h>Hariri is credited with restoring economic confidence and stabilizing the national currency. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Hariri </h>  is credited <h>with restoring economic confidence and </h>  stabilizing the national currency. </s> <s> <h>Hariri is credited with restoring economic confidence and stabilizing the national currency. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Hariri </h>  is credited <h>with restoring economic confidence and </h>  stabilizing the national currency. </s> <s> <h>Hariri is credited with restoring economic confidence and stabilizing the national currency. </h>  </s>", "summary": "a businessman rebuilt the country and economy"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>The decree was to be issued after the president polled members of the 128-seat Parliament on their choice for prime minister. </h>  </s> <s> The decree was to be issued after <h>the president polled members of the 128-seat Parliament </h>  on their choice for prime minister. </s> <s> The Hariri camp argues <h>that the president can poll Parliament members on their choice for prime minister </h>  but cannot accept a mandate to name a person of his choice. </s> <s> Lahoud had been expected to issue <h>a presidential </h>  decree last week <h>asking Hariri to form the next government after the president polled members of the 128-seat Parliament on their choice for prime minister. </h>  </s> <s> The offer came after <h>the 128 legislators polled by the president </h>  gave Hariri a majority but fell short of the near unanimous backing he had received in his previous three mandates since 1992. </s> <s> The offer came after <h>the 128 legislators polled by the president </h>  gave Hariri a majority but fell short of the near unanimous backing he had received in his previous three mandates since 1992. </s>", "summary": "31 of 128 legislators leaving it to the president to name the next prime minister."}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Hariri </h> , Lebanon's top businessman, <h>has almost single-handedly created a multibillion dollar program </h>  to rebuild a country destroyed by the civil war. </s> <s> Hariri, Lebanon's top businessman, has <h>almost single-handedly created a multibillion dollar program to rebuild a country </h>  destroyed by the civil war. </s> <s> Hariri, Lebanon's top businessman, has almost single-handedly created <h>a multibillion dollar program to rebuild a country destroyed by the civil war. </h>  </s> <s> Prime Minister Rafik Hariri, <h>the business tycoon </h>  who <h>launched Lebanon's multibillion dollar reconstruction from the devastation of civil war </h> , said Monday he was bowing out as premier following a dispute with the new president. </s> <s> Prime Minister Rafik Hariri, <h>the business tycoon </h>  who <h>launched Lebanon's multibillion dollar reconstruction from the devastation of civil war </h> , said Monday he was bowing out as premier following a dispute with the new president. </s>", "summary": "a businessman rebuilt the country and economy"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>The new president must be sworn in on Nov. 24 </h> , the day Hrawi leaves office at the end of his six-year term. </s> <s> <h>The new president must be sworn in on Nov. 24 </h> , the day Hrawi leaves office after a six-year term. </s> <s> <h>The new president will be sworn in Nov. 24 </h> , the day Hrawi leaves office. </s> <s> <h>Lahoud is to be sworn for a six-year term on Nov. 24 </h> , the day President Elias Hrawi leaves office. </s> <s> <h>Lahoud is to be sworn in for a six-year term on Nov. 24 </h> , the day President Elias Hrawi leaves office. </s>", "summary": "Army Commander and Maronite Catholic Emile Lahoud was named Lebanon's president for the next 6 years"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>The commander of Lebanon's army will become the country's next president after winning the crucial backing of Syria </h> , the powerbroker in Lebanon. </s> <s> <h>A Cabinet minister and a close Syria ally on Wednesday criticized the Syrian-backed choice of the army commander as president </h> , and said he will boycott a vote to elect the military man for the executive post. </s> <s> Parliament on Thursday formally elected Gen. Emile Lahoud, <h>the popular army commander </h>  who <h>has the backing of powerful neighbor Syria </h> , as Lebanon's next president. </s> <s> Parliament on Thursday formally elected Gen. Emile Lahoud, <h>the popular army commander </h>  who <h>has the backing of powerful neighbor Syria </h> , as Lebanon's next president. </s>", "summary": "He had the backing of Syrian President Assad, the powerbroker in Lebanon,"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>The British-trained general made his name rebuilding the army after it disintegrated in the civil war. </h>  </s> <s> The British-trained general made <h>his name rebuilding the army after it disintegrated in the civil war. </h>  </s> <s> <h>The general </h>  enjoys widespread popular backing after succeeding <h>in rebuilding an army fractured by civil war. </h>  </s> <s> <h>The general </h>  enjoys widespread popular backing after succeeding <h>in rebuilding an army fractured by civil war. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Lahoud rebuilt the army"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>The 128-member legislature </h>  is expected <h>to meet Thursday to elect Lahoud after outgoing President Elias Hrawi signs the constitutional amendment. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Parliament on Thursday formally elected Gen. Emile Lahoud </h> , the popular army commander who has the backing of powerful neighbor Syria, as Lebanon's next president. </s> <s> <h>Parliament on Thursday formally elected Gen. Emile Lahoud </h> , the popular army commander who has the backing of powerful neighbor Syria, as Lebanon's next president. </s>", "summary": "Army commander Emile Lahoud was elected to a 6-year term as President by the Parliament"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Hariri is still the front-runner to form the next government </h>  but Saturday's Daily Star newspaper quoted sources as saying that Hariri was ``outraged'' that only 62 of the 128 members in Parliament declared their support for him during a meeting with Lahoud Friday. </s> <s> Although Hariri's move could be a bargaining tactic, since <h>he remains the front-runner for the premiership </h> , the apparent tension between the two powerful men could affect Lebanon's economic stability as it recovers from the 1975-90 civil war. </s> <s> Although Hariri's move could be a bargaining tactic, since <h>he remains the front-runner for the premiership </h> , the apparent tension between the two powerful men could affect Lebanon's economic stability as it recovers from the 1975-90 civil war. </s>", "summary": "Prime minister Rafik Hariri expected to get a fourth term but a conflict with the new president"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>He demanded that Lahoud admit that he acted unconstitutionally by allowing 31 Parliament deputies to authorize him to name a prime minister instead of naming one </h>  themselves. </s> <s> <h>He demanded that Lahoud admit that he acted unconstitutionally by allowing 31 Parliament deputies to authorize him to name a prime minister instead of naming one </h>  themselves. </s> <s> He demanded that Lahoud admit that he acted unconstitutionally by allowing <h>31 Parliament deputies to authorize him to name a prime minister instead of naming one themselves. </h>  </s>", "summary": "31 of 128 legislators leaving it to the president to name the next prime minister."}
+{"text": "<s> Asked if <h>there was a risk of renewed conflict in Lebanon over the alleged tampering with the constitution </h> , Hariri said: ``If the president continues with this, I don't know what will happen.'' </s> <s> <h>Asked </h>  if <h>there was a risk of renewed conflict in Lebanon </h>  over the alleged tampering with the constitution, Hariri said: ``If the president continues with this, I don't know what will happen.'' </s> <s> Asked if <h>there was a risk of renewed conflict in Lebanon over the alleged tampering with the constitution </h> , Hariri said: ``If the president continues with this, I don't know what will happen.'' </s>", "summary": "Prime minister Rafik Hariri expected to get a fourth term but a conflict with the new president"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>His colleague in the China Democracy Party </h> , Wang <h>Youcai, was sentenced to 11 years </h> , in a verdict announced by a court in Hangzhou four days after his trial. </s> <s> <h>Also sentenced Monday </h> , <h>to 11 years in prison </h> , was Wang Youcai, 32, founder of the China Democracy Party, which has now been suppressed. </s> <s> <h>Chinese courts sentenced dissidents Xu Wenli and Wang Youcai to 13 and 11 years for trying to organize an opposition political party. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Chinese courts sentenced dissidents Xu Wenli and Wang Youcai to 13 and 11 years for trying to organize an opposition political party. </h>  </s> <s> The dissidents _ Xu Wenli, who was sentenced Monday to 13 years in prison, <h>Wang Youcai </h> , who <h>received an 11-year sentence </h> , and Qin Yongming, who was reported to have received 12 years were charged with subversion. </s>", "summary": "Xu Wenli, Wang Youchai, and Qin Yongmin sentenced to 13, 11, and 12 years in prison"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>The 13-year prison term </h>  given Xu Wenli after <h>a 3 1/2-hour trial in Beijing was the longest for a Chinese dissident in three years. </h>  </s> <s> <h>The 13-year prison term given Xu Wenli after a 3 1/2-hour trial in Beijing </h>  was the longest for a Chinese dissident in three years. </s> <s> After a trial that lasted just three and a half hours, <h>Xu Wenli </h>  _ at 55 the dean of the dissident movement, and <h>a man </h>  who has already spent 12 years in prison for advocating <h>democracy _ was sentenced to 13 years for ``subversion of state power. </h> '' </s> <s> He has told police interrogators he expects to be jailed, likely for a few years less than <h>the 13 given China Democracy Party leader Xu Wenli on Monday. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Xu Wenli, Wang Youchai, and Qin Yongmin sentenced to 13, 11, and 12 years in prison"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Chinese courts </h>  sentenced dissidents Xu Wenli and Wang Youcai to 13 and 11 years <h>for trying to organize an opposition political party. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Chinese courts </h>  sentenced dissidents Xu Wenli and Wang Youcai to 13 and 11 years <h>for trying to organize an opposition political party. </h>  </s> <s> Jiang's harsh tone punctuated the summary trials and convictions for subversion this week of <h>three political critics </h>  who <h>tried to form an opposition party. </h>  </s>", "summary": "rights treaties and dissidents used new laws to set up China Democracy Party"}
+{"text": "<s> For organizing the party and thereby challenging the ruling Communist Party, <h>Xu </h> , <h>55, is accused of subverting state power </h> , a crime punishable by 10 years to life in prison. </s> <s> Xu remained defiant during <h>his tightly controlled trial on subversion charges. </h>  </s> <s> <h>Wang was tried on subversion charges on Thursday in a brief court session </h> , with no defense lawyer, in the eastern city of Hangzhou. </s>", "summary": "Xu Wenli, Wang Youchai, and Qin Yongmin Party, were found guilty of subversion"}
+{"text": "<s> <h>Liu was imprisoned three times in the past 17 years. </h>  </s> <s> Six months after President Clinton traveled to Beijing and challenged China's leaders to move rapidly toward political reform, the administration's policy of engaging Beijing was called into question Monday when <h>Chinese courts sentenced three of the nation's most prominent dissidents to long jail sentences. </h>  </s>", "summary": "Three prominent leaders of the China Democratic Party were put to trial and sentenced to 11-, 12- and 13-year prison terms."}
+{"text": "<s> German Foreign Minister Joschka Fischer, who drew China's anger recently by meeting with exiled dissident Wei Jingsheng, said China's sentencing of <h>two dissidents Monday was unacceptable and flouted </h>  an international treaty the country recently signed. </s> <s> German Foreign Minister Joschka Fischer, who drew China's anger recently by meeting with exiled dissident Wei Jingsheng, said China's sentencing of <h>two dissidents Monday was unacceptable and flouted </h>  an international treaty the country recently signed. </s>", "summary": "The harsh sentences and speeches signal a crackdown on dissent, but Zha Jianguo says he will continue to push for change."}
+{"text": "<s> After a trial that lasted just three and a half hours, Xu Wenli _ at 55 the dean of the dissident movement, and <h>a man </h>  who <h>has already </h>  spent <h>12 years in prison </h>  for advocating democracy _ was sentenced to 13 years for ``subversion of state power.'' </s> <s> After a trial that lasted just three and a half hours, Xu Wenli _ at 55 the dean of the dissident movement, and <h>a man </h>  who has <h>already spent 12 years in prison for advocating democracy </h>  _ was sentenced to 13 years for ``subversion of state power.'' </s>", "summary": "Xu Wenli, Wang Youchai, and Qin Yongmin sentenced to 13, 11, and 12 years in prison"}
+{"text": "<s> ``The accused simply tried through peaceful means <h>to exercise their right to free speech and assembly </h> , which are guaranteed by China's constitution,'' and by the United Nations' International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights which China recently signed, Fischer said in a statement. </s> <s> ``The accused simply tried through peaceful means <h>to exercise their right to free speech and assembly </h> , which are guaranteed by China's constitution,'' and by the United Nations' International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights which China recently signed, Fischer said in a statement. </s>", "summary": "After 2 years of wooing the West apparently relaxing controls on free speech"}
+{"text": "<s> ``The accused simply tried through peaceful means to exercise their right to <h>free speech and assembly </h> , which <h>are guaranteed by China's constitution </h> ,'' and by the United Nations' International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights which China recently signed, Fischer said in a statement. </s> <s> ``The accused simply tried through peaceful means to exercise their right to <h>free speech and assembly </h> , which <h>are guaranteed by China's constitution </h> ,'' and by the United Nations' International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights which China recently signed, Fischer said in a statement. </s>", "summary": "The US trade-driven policy of expanded ties encouraging Chinese democracy"}
+{"text": "<s> ``<h>The accused simply tried through peaceful </h>  means to exercise their right to free speech and assembly, which are guaranteed by China's constitution,'' and by the United Nations' International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights which China recently signed, Fischer said in a statement. </s> <s> ``<h>The accused simply tried through peaceful </h>  means to exercise their right to free speech and assembly, which are guaranteed by China's constitution,'' and by the United Nations' International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights which China recently signed, Fischer said in a statement. </s>", "summary": "After 2 years of wooing the releasing"}