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Shipworkers strike in Poland; Hurricane Gilbert in Cancun; a new leader for Mexico . . .
Bruce and Sting sing for liberty; France stays left; one result of a terrible accident . . .
The lady wins in Pakistan; the drought bites; and, oh, yes, there was an election.
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GUILLAUME MORAND, a Swiss businessman and non-Muslim who has built a minaret above his company building to protest his country's decision to ban the architectural features
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