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Celebrities aiding Africa

07/21/2010 5:06 pm ET MIA FARROW: The US Envoy to Sudan, Mia Farrow addresses the genocide and refugee situation in the nation. Here, Farrow who is also a UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador, speaks with a group of Karimojong children near Kitodo, Uganda, on July 15 during her tour of the country.

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Top 10 players to watch in the World Cup

06/10/2010 10:08 am ET LIONEL MESSI (Argentina): Shy, only 22, and already considered the best soccer player in the world, he鈥檚 a magician with the ball. You鈥檒l need slow motion to keep track of his footwork once he starts weaving through opponents inside the box. He scored one goal in his first World Cup appearance, in 2006, which also made him, at age 18, the youngest player to play for Argentina in the World Cup. 鈥淢essi is a creature as biologically adapted to play football as a shark is to smell blood, a salmon to swim upstream, a squirrel to gather nuts,鈥� says the London Times. He plays professionally for Barcelona. Soccer fans in Pretoria, South Africa, wave to Messi and teammate Juan Sebastian Veron during practice on June 6.

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05/28/2010 4:33 pm ET An gallery assistant stands on the artwork 'Floor' created by South Korean artist Do Ho-suh at the Hong Kong International Art Fair on Friday. The art fair is open from May 27 to 30, which attracts the gathering of artists, gallery directors, curators and collectors.

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In Minneapolis and beyond, businesses ban ICE officers as outrage grows

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