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<title>First Love</title>
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<title>Gender, Theatre &amp; Development</title>
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<title>Villages Burnt Down in Bangladesh</title>
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<description>Seven villages belonging to the 'Jumma' tribal were burned to the ground on Sunday by Bengali settlers, with the support of the Bangladesh army, in violence apparently arising from a controversial resettlement programme.</description>
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<title>ESDO</title>
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<title>Ashura</title>
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<title>Bangladeshi Farmers Adapt to Climate Changes</title>
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<description>DHAKA, Apr 16 (OneWorld) - Although illiterate Bangladeshi villagers don't know the climate change lingo, many have shown an awareness of the situation, using local knowledge to innovate and adapt to the natural changes.</description>
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<title>1415, Pahela Boishakh</title>
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<title>Cox's Bazar</title>
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<title>Grassroots Thinking </title>
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<title>Bangladesh war: history on show</title>
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<description>The photographs of the Bangladesh war of independence currently on show in London reveal what happens when a state turns on its own people.</description>
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<title>Kirton</title>
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<title>Grassroots' Celebration</title>
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<title>Drowning A Leading Killer of Asian Children</title>
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<description>Drowning is the biggest killer of children who die from injuries in Bangladesh, China, the Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam, according to new surveys.</description>
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<title>Bird Flu</title>
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<title>UK Coal Company 'Spells Disaster for Bangladesh'</title>
<link>http://us.oneworld.net/article/view/158589/1/</link>
<description>Campaigners are calling on a UK company, Global Coal Management, to abandon plans for an open cast coal mine in Bangladesh that campaigners claim will leave people poorer and threaten food and water security.</description>
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