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AUSTIN, Tx. Retired Lt. Gen. Ric Sanchez, the sole major Democratic
candidate in the race to replace Republican U.S. Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison,
said Friday he is dropping out of the Texas race because of
"pressing personal challenges" and a lack of funds.In an email to supporters
Friday afternoon, Sanchez thanked those who had encouraged him to run but
said he needed to put his family first."I am very grateful for
the strong support and encouragement I have received from supporters across the
country and the wonderful Texans I have met in every part of
our great state," Sanchez said. "However, pressing personal challenges, coupled with the
recent loss of our home due to fire and lagging fundraising numbers
make a statewide election campaign impractical for me at this time."While the
Republican field to replace Hutchison is extremely crowded, Sanchez was the only
major candidate from the Democratic party.Hutchison announced earlier this year that she
was retir
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trained.A cold shutdown normally means a nuclear reactor's coolant system is at
atmospheric pressure and its reactor core is at a temperature below 212
degrees Fahrenheit (100 degrees Celsius), making it impossible for a chain reaction
to take place.According to TEPCO, temperature gauges inside the Fukushima reactors show
the pressure vessel is at around 70 C (158 F). The government
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is at or below 1 millisievert per year -- equivalent to the
annual legal exposure limit for ordinary citizens before the crisis began.Yet, the
complex still faces numerous concerns, triggering criticism that the announcement of "cold
shutdown conditions" is based on a political decision rather than science. Nobody
knows exactly where and how the melted fuel ended up in each
reactor, and the plant is struggling with the vast amount of radioactiv
police. It was unclear how many protesters remain in military police
custody.On his Twitter account, leading reform figure and Nobel Peace Prize winner
Mohamed ElBaradei condemned the violence."If the sit-in broke the law, isn't the
cruelty and brutality used to break it up a greater violation of
all human rights laws? This is not how nations are managed," he
wrote.The military took over after longtime President Hosni Mubarak was ousted in
a popular revolt in February. Rights groups and activists charge that the
military is carrying on the practices of the old regime, including arresting
and beating dissidents.Protesters at the Cabinet building said the clashes began Thursday
evening after soldiers severely beat a young man who was taking part
in the sit-in.Hundreds of people rushed to join the protest after online
video and photos showed people carrying the wounded man. The pictures showed
his face and eyes bruised and swollen, his head wrapped in gauze
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promised to investigate local officials for wrongdoing and impose a temporary freeze
on one farmland development project until a majority of villagers are satisfied
with the conditions of the land transfer.But signs of a split in
the community were starting to emerge. Government supporters were offering food in
exchange for villagers' signatures, said Qin, the woman who attended the funeral."Most
of them are former village officials and their relatives who have an
interest in the land sales," Qin said. "They offered us rice and
cooking oil on condition that we must sign an empty white paper.
We suspected that our signatures would be used for other purposes, so
we refused to sign."With a booming economy, demand for land to build
factories and housing complexes in China has soared. Land disputes have grown
apace, becoming one of the leading causes of the tens of thousands
of large-scale protests
100,000 ($130,000) depending on the nature of the abuse.He said he felt
personally ashamed of the abuse. "It is terrible," he said.The commission said
about 800 priests, brothers, pastors or lay people working for the church
were named in the complaints. About 105 of them were still alive,
although it was not known if they remained in church positions, the
report said. It did not release their names and identified them as
"perpetrators" rather than "offenders," meaning they had not been proven to have
committed a crime.Prosecutors said in a statement that Deetman's inquiry had referred
11 cases -- without naming the alleged perpetrators -- to them.Prosecutors opened
only one investigation based on those reports, saying the other 10 did
not contain enough detailed information and adding that they also appeared to
have happened too long ago to prosecute. Had the case files contained
enough information to trigger an investigation, prosecutors could have asked for t
Dec. 15, 2011: Villagers hold placards chanting slogans as they march around
their village during a protest in Wukan village, in China's Guangdong province.
A man from a southern Chinese fishing village whose death in police
custody helped spark a rare revolt was given a hero's farewell Friday
as thousands of tearful residents mourned what they called his sacrifice for
them.BEIJING -- A man from a southern Chinese fishing village whose death
in police custody helped spark a rare revolt was given a hero's
farewell Friday as thousands of tearful residents mourned what they called his
sacrifice for them.Wukan, a village of 20,000, has for months been the
site of simmering protests by locals who say officials sold farmland to
developers without their consent.Protests against official misconduct are increasingly common in fast-developing
China, but Wukan residents have taken things a step further, erecting barricades
over the weekend to keep police out and posing a c
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