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  - Motherhood
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    - Nairobi
  - Malawi
  - Nigeria
  - South Africa
  - Sudan
    - Darfur
  - Tanzania
  - Uganda
  - Zambia
  - Zimbabwe
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      - Costa Rica
      - Mexico
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  - North Korea
  - Philippines
  - Singapore
  - South Asia
  - South Korea
  - Southeast Asia
  - Thailand
  - Tibet
- Australia
- Europe
  - Albania
  - Bosnia
  - Chechnya
  - France
  - Germany
    - Berlin
  - Greece
  - Ireland
  - Macedonia
  - Russia
  - Slovenia
  - Spain
  - The Netherlands
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  - Afghanistan
  - Bahrain
  - Egypt
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  - Iran
    - Tehran
  - Iraq
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  - Yemen
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- Technology
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- The WIP
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- Iraq War
- Military
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- Police Brutality
- Terrorism
  - Taliban
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