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id61401 | AFP_ENG_20051212.0328.tml | "The terrorist message has come to us... the person who <e1>threatened</e1> on television to make the whole world pay the price," Jumblatt <e2>said</e2>, alluding to remarks by Syrian President Bashar al-Assad on Russian television on Sunday. | BEFORE |
id61402 | AFP_ENG_20051212.0328.tml | "The terrorist message has come to us... the person who threatened on television to make the whole world <e1>pay</e1> the price," Jumblatt <e2>said</e2>, alluding to remarks by Syrian President Bashar al-Assad on Russian television on Sunday. | BEFORE |
id61403 | AFP_ENG_20051212.0328.tml | "The terrorist message has come to us... the person who threatened on television to <e1>make</e1> the whole world pay the price," Jumblatt <e2>said</e2>, alluding to remarks by Syrian President Bashar al-Assad on Russian television on Sunday. | BEFORE |
id61404 | AFP_ENG_20051212.0328.tml | Assad, referring to possible UN sanctions against Damascus, <e1>said</e1> that if the situation in Syria and Iraq was not <e2>good</e2>, the Middle East would be unstable and the whole world would pay. | SIMULTANEOUS |
id61405 | AFP_ENG_20051212.0328.tml | Assad, referring to possible UN sanctions against Damascus, <e1>said</e1> that if the situation in Syria and Iraq was not good, the Middle East would be unstable and the whole world would <e2>pay</e2>. | BEFORE |
id61406 | AFP_ENG_20051212.0328.tml | Assad, referring to possible UN <e1>sanctions</e1> against Damascus, <e2>said</e2> that if the situation in Syria and Iraq was not good, the Middle East would be unstable and the whole world would pay. | BEFORE |
id61407 | AFP_ENG_20051212.0328.tml | "Syria denounces all <e1>attacks</e1> whoever the victims," he <e2>told</e2> LBC television. | BEFORE |
id61408 | AFP_ENG_20051212.0328.tml | Many Lebanese blame Damascus for Hariri's death and the other <e1>attacks</e1>, <e2>charges</e2> Syria denies. | INCLUDES |
id61409 | AFP_ENG_20051212.0328.tml | Many Lebanese <e1>blame</e1> Damascus for Hariri's death and the other attacks, <e2>charges</e2> Syria denies. | BEFORE |
id61410 | AFP_ENG_20051212.0328.tml | Many Lebanese blame Damascus for Hariri's death and the other attacks, <e1>charges</e1> Syria <e2>denies</e2>. | AFTER |
id61411 | AFP_ENG_20051212.0328.tml | Tueni, a Greek Orthodox who <e1>turned</e1> An-Nahar (Today) into a veritable anti-Syrian tribunal, <e2>became</e2> an MP after elections in May and June which gave anti-Syrian parties a majority. | BEFORE |
id61412 | AFP_ENG_20051212.0328.tml | Tueni, a Greek Orthodox who turned An-Nahar (Today) into a veritable anti-Syrian tribunal, <e1>became</e1> an MP after <e2>elections</e2> in May and June which gave anti-Syrian parties a majority. | AFTER |
id61413 | AFP_ENG_20051212.0328.tml | Tueni, a Greek Orthodox who turned An-Nahar (Today) into a veritable anti-Syrian tribunal, <e1>became</e1> an MP after elections in May and June which <e2>gave</e2> anti-Syrian parties a majority. | AFTER |
id61414 | AFP_ENG_20051212.0328.tml | "I want an inquiry under the supervision of the Security Council on all the crimes committed by Syria," <e1>said</e1> Druze Telecommunications Minister Marwan Hamadeh, who is Tueni's uncle and himself escaped an <e2>attempt</e2> on his life in October. | AFTER |
id61415 | AFP_ENG_20051212.0328.tml | "I want an inquiry under the supervision of the Security Council on all the crimes committed by Syria," <e1>said</e1> Druze Telecommunications Minister Marwan Hamadeh, who is Tueni's uncle and himself <e2>escaped</e2> an attempt on his life in October. | AFTER |
id61416 | AFP_ENG_20051212.0328.tml | "I want an inquiry under the supervision of the Security Council on all the crimes <e1>committed</e1> by Syria," <e2>said</e2> Druze Telecommunications Minister Marwan Hamadeh, who is Tueni's uncle and himself escaped an attempt on his life in October. | BEFORE |
id61417 | AFP_ENG_20051212.0328.tml | "I want an inquiry under the <e1>supervision</e1> of the Security Council on all the crimes committed by Syria," <e2>said</e2> Druze Telecommunications Minister Marwan Hamadeh, who is Tueni's uncle and himself escaped an attempt on his life in October. | BEFORE |
id61418 | AFP_ENG_20051212.0328.tml | The UN Security Council, which has threatened international sanctions agains Syria, was <e1>due</e1> to <e2>receive</e2> the Mehlis report later Monday. | SIMULTANEOUS |
id61419 | AFP_ENG_20051212.0328.tml | His first report in October <e1>concluded</e1> that top Syrian and Lebanese security officials were implicated in the <e2>killing</e2> and chided Damascus for failing to cooperate with the probe. | AFTER |
id61420 | AFP_ENG_20051212.0328.tml | The <e1>bombing</e1> also <e2>followed</e2> the handover of a report by UN chief investigator Detlev Mehlis to UN Secretary General Kofi Annan on his probe into the murder of Lebanese ex-premier Rafiq Hariri, an attack blamed on Syria. | AFTER |
id61421 | AFP_ENG_20051212.0328.tml | The <e1>bombing</e1> also followed the handover of a report by UN chief investigator Detlev Mehlis to UN Secretary General Kofi Annan on his probe into the murder of Lebanese ex-premier Rafiq Hariri, an attack <e2>blamed</e2> on Syria. | BEFORE |
id61422 | AFP_ENG_20051212.0328.tml | The <e1>bombing</e1> also followed the <e2>handover</e2> of a report by UN chief investigator Detlev Mehlis to UN Secretary General Kofi Annan on his probe into the murder of Lebanese ex-premier Rafiq Hariri, an attack blamed on Syria. | BEFORE |
id61423 | AFP_ENG_20051212.0328.tml | Druze leader and fellow MP Walid Jumblatt <e1>pointed</e1> the finger at Syria over the bombing, the 13th such attack since the blast that killed Hariri in February and <e2>plunged</e2> Lebanon into chaos not seen since the 1975-1990 civil war. | AFTER |
id61424 | AFP_ENG_20051212.0328.tml | Druze leader and fellow MP Walid Jumblatt <e1>pointed</e1> the finger at Syria over the bombing, the 13th such attack since the <e2>blast</e2> that killed Hariri in February and plunged Lebanon into chaos not seen since the 1975-1990 civil war. | AFTER |
id61425 | AFP_ENG_20051212.0328.tml | Druze leader and fellow MP Walid Jumblatt <e1>pointed</e1> the finger at Syria over the bombing, the 13th such attack since the blast that killed Hariri in February and plunged Lebanon into chaos not seen since the 1975-1990 civil <e2>war</e2>. | AFTER |
id61426 | AFP_ENG_20051212.0328.tml | The <e1>attacks</e1> have created a climate of fear in Lebanon, with several anti-Syrian figures such as Hariri's MP son Saad <e2>spending</e2> much of their time out of the country. | BEFORE |
id61427 | AFP_ENG_20051212.0328.tml | The last <e1>attack</e1> was on September 25 when May Chidiac, 40, a Christian news presenter and political talk show host, was <e2>maimed</e2> by a bomb in her car. | AFTER |
id61428 | AFP_ENG_20051212.0328.tml | The last attack was on September 25 when <t1>May Chidiac, 40</t1>, a Christian news presenter and political talk show host, was <e1>maimed</e1> by a bomb in her car. | IS_INCLUDED |
id61429 | AFP_ENG_20051212.0328.tml | Tueni, a Greek Orthodox who turned An-Nahar (Today) into a veritable anti-Syrian tribunal, became an MP after elections in May and <t1>June</t1> which <e1>gave</e1> anti-Syrian parties a majority. | IS_INCLUDED |
id61430 | AFP_ENG_20051212.0328.tml | Tueni, a Greek Orthodox who turned An-Nahar (Today) into a veritable anti-Syrian tribunal, became an MP after <e1>elections</e1> in <t1>May</t1> and June which gave anti-Syrian parties a majority. | IS_INCLUDED |
id61431 | AFP_ENG_20051212.0328.tml | Pro-Syrian President Emile Lahoud <e1>said</e1> he was "<e2>outraged</e2>" by the killing, describing Tueni as Lebanon's "symbol of freedom". | AFTER |
id61432 | AFP_ENG_20051212.0328.tml | Pro-Syrian President Emile Lahoud <e1>said</e1> he was "outraged" by the killing, <e2>describing</e2> Tueni as Lebanon's "symbol of freedom". | BEFORE |
id61433 | AFP_ENG_20051212.0328.tml | A dozen cars were <e1>turned</e1> into charred shells by the powerful blast, some flung into <e2>neighbouring</e2> woodland, and windows were shattered as far as 500 metres away. | AFTER |
id61434 | AFP_ENG_20051212.0328.tml | About 30 other people were <e1>wounded</e1> in the attack in the Christian suburb of Mkalles as Tueni was heading in a <e2>convoy</e2> to his Beirut office at around 9 am (0700 GMT). | AFTER |
id61435 | AFP_ENG_20051212.0328.tml | Three other people were <e1>killed</e1> in the attack which <e2>came</e2> just a day after Tueni returned to Lebanon from France, where he had taken refuge fearing his life could be in danger. | AFTER |
id61436 | AFP_ENG_20051212.0328.tml | But the Hariri killing threw the spotlight on to Syria's dominant role in its smaller neighbour and in <t1>April</t1> Damascus <e1>pulled</e1> out the last of its troops from Lebanese soil after a 29-year military presence. | IS_INCLUDED |
id61437 | AFP_ENG_20051212.0328.tml | Another An-Nahar journalist, Samir Kassir, was <e1>killed</e1> in <t1>June</t1> and one reporter with the paper said Monday: "We are all afraid." | IS_INCLUDED |
id61438 | AFP_ENG_20051212.0328.tml | "His death only serves the enemies of Lebanon who have been <e1>exerting</e1> all efforts to <e2>weaken</e2> the country." | NONE |
id61439 | AFP_ENG_20051212.0328.tml | The UN Security Council, which has <e1>threatened</e1> international sanctions agains Syria, was due to receive the Mehlis report later <t1>Monday</t1>. | NONE |
id61440 | AFP_ENG_20051212.0328.tml | Tueni, a Greek Orthodox who turned An-Nahar (Today) into a veritable anti-Syrian tribunal, became an MP after elections in <t1>May</t1> and <t2>June</t2> which gave anti-Syrian parties a majority. | NONE |
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