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South Africa's Chad Le Clos competes in the final of the men's
200-metre butterfly swimming event in the FINA World Championships at Palau
Sant Jordi in Barcelona on July 31, 2013. Le Clos of South
Africa won the men's 200m butterfly final at swimming's world championships
on Wednesday -- exactly a year after his triumph in London.AFPBARCELONA
(AFP) South African swimmer Chad le Clos celebrated the one year
anniversary of his Olympic 200 metres butterfly gold in perfect fashion
Wednesday as he added the world title in the event in Barcelona.The
21-year-old, who beat legend Michael Phelps on the wall in the Olympic
final, clocked 1min 54.32secs with Poland's 2005 world champion Pawel Korzeniowski
0.29 behind and China's Wu Peng third at 0.37 back."It is the
first time I have won a world title so it is a
landmark moment for me," beamed Le Clos."I wanted to win this title
to mark the anniversary of my Olympic title."It is the exact same
day that I won the gold last year and almost to the
hour, so it is a very special day for me to win
the world gold."Le Clos admitted with US star Phelps now retired and
no longer the name to beat, he struggled to cope with the
'favourite' tag."I think going into the race I was a little bit
anxious, I didn't expect to go in as first seed so as
you come out last, it is a little bit nerve-wracking," he said."My
main goal was just to try and win tonight."Last year I remember
being really relaxed before my
Iraqis inspect the site of a car bomb explosion in the impoverished
district of Sadr City in Baghdad on July 29, 2013. Iraq violence
kills 989 in July, the highest monthly since 2008, said the government
on July 31, 2013.AFP/FileBAGHDAD (AFP) Violence in Iraq killed 989 people
in July, government figures released on Wednesday showed, making it the
deadliest month since April 2008.The dead comprised 778 civilians, 88 police,
55 soldiers and 68 insurgents, according to the figures compiled by the
health, interior and defence ministries.Violence also wounded 1,567 people
in July -- 1,356 civilians, 122 police and 89 soldiers.The figures make
July the deadliest month since 2008, when Iraq was emerging from a
bloody sectarian conflict.In April of that year, 1,428 people were killed,
according to official figures -- 966 civilians, 69 police, 38 soldiers and
355 insurgents.Iraq has faced years of attacks by militants, but analysts
say widespread discontent among the Sunni Arab minority, which the government
has failed to address, has fuelled this year's spike in unrest.Sunnis accuse
the Shiite-led government of marginalising and targeting their community,
including unwarranted arrests and terrorism charges.Protests that erupted
in Sunni areas at the end of 2012 are still ongoing.In addition
to major security problems, the government is also failing to provide adequate
basic services such as electricity and clean water, and corruption is widespr
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<p style="font-size:xx-small;"> ral law, authorities
are limited when they want to trace firearms used in crimes.Backing Jones
are many groups that fought to expand background checks this year. That
includes Mayors Against Illegal Guns, led and largely financed by billionaire
New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg; the National Law Enforcement Partnership
to Prevent Gun Violence; and the Newtown Action Alliance, which represents
some families from that community.The Irish-born Power won a Pulitzer Prize
for a book on how the U.S. responded to atrocities in Rwanda
and Bosnia in the 1990s and for years has backed intervention --
including military force -- to halt human rights atrocities. At her Senate
confirmation hearing this month, she distanced herself from her 2002 call
for a "mammoth protection force" to prevent Middle East violence, calling
it a "remarkably incoherent answer."On Tuesday, the Senate approved nominees
for all five seats on the National Labor Relations Board, which tries
to settle labor disputes. Senators' confirmation of those selections, three
Democrats and two Republicans, prevents the agency from all but ceasing
work in late August, when vacancies would have left just two board
members -- one fewer than required for it to make decisions.One appointment
that seems to be in trouble is Rep. Melvin Watt, D-N.C., whom
the president wants to head the Federal Housing Finance Agency.With Democrats
saying all week they were having problems rounding up enough v
In this Sept. 13, 2012 file photo, a Libyan man investigates the
inside of the U.S. Consulate after the attack that killed four Americans.APJust
two days after being confirmed, the new leader of the FBI is
facing pressure from Congress to get to the bottom of the Benghazi
terror attacks.Eight Republican lawmakers, voicing frustration about the
seemingly slow pace of the investigation 10 months after the Sept. 11
attacks, are preparing a letter to James Comey demanding he make the
Benghazi probe a priority, Fox News confirms. Comey was confirmed on Monday
to replace Robert Mueller at the helm of the FBI.Rep. Jason Chaffetz,
R-Utah, who started the letter along with Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., told
Fox News that the FBI is failing to interview key people connected
with the militant group Ansar al-Sharia."Our FBI has never talked to these
people, and that's just wholly unacceptable," Chaffetz said."This is a pathetic
effort to bring people to justice," Graham said, in a separate interview
with Fox News.In the draft letter, the lawmakers ask for a status
report within 30 days."Rumors continue to swirl about the whereabouts of
suspects involved in the attack. The FBI continues to add pictures of
potential assailants to its website and asks the Libyan people to assist
with identifying the alleged perpetrators.We struggle to understand why
we don't know more about those who attacked two U.S. compounds and
murdered four brave Americans," they
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