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Details on Jenna Bush-Henry Hager Wedding
Here are basic facts about President Bush's daughter Jenna's wedding Saturday to Henry Hager. Bride: Jenna Welch Bush Groom: Henry Chase Hager Place: President Bush's Prairie Chapel Ranch, Crawford, Texas Guests: More than 200 friends and relatives Maid of Honor: Jenna's twin sister, Barbara Attendants: 14 women known as Full Story

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	Zimbabwe opposition to contest runoff PRETORIA, South Africa—Zimbabwe's top opposition leader says he will contest a presidential runoff and return soon to his homeland. Full Story Zimbabwe opposition to take part in presidential runoff South Korea to double Tamiflu stockpile Police say gunmen kill 3 Shiite Muslims in Pakistan North Korea urges more grain production as food crisis grows Myanmar junta hands out aid boxes with generals' names Police: 2 killed in shooting targeting Beirut funeral China's Hu ends 'satisfactory and successful' Japan visit

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	South Korea to double Tamiflu stockpile SEOUL, South Korea—South Korea says it will double its stockpile of the antiviral drug Tamiflu as bird flu spreads among poultry across the country. Full Story Police say gunmen kill 3 Shiite Muslims in Pakistan North Korea urges more grain production as food crisis grows Myanmar junta hands out aid boxes with generals' names China's Hu ends 'satisfactory and successful' Japan visit 3 kidnapped Chinese freed in Nigeria China reluctant to prod Myanmar over aid 3 hurt in China airline evacuation for fire alarm

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