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queries: why are the ills of the world perfectly explained?

queries: which of the following would be best described as the world's ills?


queries: how logically contradictory is god the idea of?

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queries: what is the rational position in the absence of evidence for the presence of god?

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queries: why is it necessary to keep a militia from committing crimes

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queries: why does the international criminal organization limit prosecutions to group leaders?

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queries: how did the icc investigate child soldiers?

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queries: what was the first time that the icc was opened?

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queries: why is france intervening in the civil war

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queries: what was the african union role in the war on somalia

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queries: why do african nations need to take the lead in somalia

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queries: when is the next step in the intervention

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queries: which intervention would end the civil war in mali or not?

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queries: who were the french who were involved in the war

queries: which army force did french intervention

queries: why do french forces want to raid hostages

queries: why did the french intervene in the conflict

queries: why do people want the french to intervene

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queries: how do mali rebels feel about independence

queries: which country declares independence from mali

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queries: why did ansar dine declare independence in mali?