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Ma Jei left tourists in shock, after she decided to climb up a 70ft castle in China. Jei decided to scale up the wall because she did not want to pay the £2.50 admission fee.
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Berlin -
Germany has marked the coup-like overnight building of the Berlin Wall, aimed at preventing further defections to the West by those living in the shadow of East German Communism.
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Ramallah -
Palestinian protester Jawaher Abou Rahmah was laid to rest Sunday, after being killed during a protest against the Israeli separation wall in the Palestinian village of Bil'in.
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A German pensioner attempting to save fuel costs inadvertently sealed himself on the wrong side of a basement wall enclosure. Two days passed without being able to escape from the enclosure.
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The US-based Jewish ADL (Anti-Defamation League) has accused rock star Roger Waters (Pink Floyd) of anti-semitism, citing his use of the Star of David hexagram and the dollar symbol in his latest 2010/2011 production of 'The Wall.'
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A Spanish “artist” created a piece for his exhibition by gluing live crickets to a wall and leaving them to die a slow death.
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Hurricane -
Hundreds of people lined the streets in Hurricane, West Virginia, in support of veteran motorcyclists who made an overnight stop in this town to accept the hospitality offered on their way to Washington to promote awareness for all veterans.
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Toronto -
Toronto Police are waiting for the bricks to stop falling from a downtown building before they can be sure no one has been trapped beneath the rubble.
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Thursday was a major victory for the Pink Floyd rock band when Britain's High Court ruled in favor for Pink Floyd blocking their long-time producer EMI from selling individual songs online.
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As a global social network, Facebook is designed to bring people together. More recently, however, it's tearing couples apart. Suspicious spouses are now using the website to find evidence of cheating which can sometimes lead to divorce.
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The family of Jawaher Abu Rahmah, who was killed during a protest against against the Israeli separation wall.
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