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The 9 at 9 Nine things you need to know by 9am: Britain’s Queen Elizabeth begins an historic trip to Ireland today; two devices are found in Dublin and Kildare; and IMF head detained in the Bronx’s notorious Rikers Island jail.
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Pakistan's parliament condemns Bin Laden raid, US drone attacks
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Libyan rebels claim capture of Misrata airport
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Irish documentary The Pipe receives top European award
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