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The conflict in Sudan now resembles more of a proxy war than a civil war.

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The PROTECT Taiwan Act would aim to exclude Beijing from six financial organizations if Taipei is threatened.

The Wood County Development Authority started remodeling the former Civil War hospital two weeks ago.

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