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Muslim authorities expressed outrage on Thursday after the Israeli High Court gave the go-ahead for the construction of a Museum of Tolerance on the site of a Muslim cemetery in Jerusalem. Skip related content
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via Yahoo! UK and Ireland @ 10:16 30th Oct
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JERUSALEM: Muslim authorities expressed outrage on Thursday after the Israeli High Court gave the go-ahead for the construction of a Museum of Tolerance on the site of a Muslim cemetery in Jerusalem.
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via Daily Star Egypt @ 23:27 30th Oct
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Occupied Jerusalem, October 31: Muslim authorities expressed outrage on Thursday after the Israeli High Court gave the go-ahead for the construction of a Museum of Tolerance on the site of a Muslim cemetery in Jerusalem.
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via Siasat Daily @ 1:02 5th Nov
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Microsoft on Thursday responded to user outrage over a new anti-piracy plug-in that blacks out the screen of computers loaded with pirated software.
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via Computerworld Hong Kong @ 19:01 26th Oct
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JERUSALEM (AFP) - Muslim authorities expressed outrage on Thursday after the Israeli High Court gave the go-ahead for the construction of a Museum of Tolerance on the site of a Muslim cemetery in Jerusalem.
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via Yahoo! Canada @ 14:54 30th Oct
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The Australian Muslim community has accused the Federal Government and police of double standards over their treatment of a free online game in which the aim is to kill as many Muslims as possible.
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via Ballarat Courier @ 15:11 3rd Nov
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The Australian Muslim community has accused the Federal Government and police of double standards over their treatment of a free online game in which the aim is to kill as many Muslims as possible.
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via Sydney Morning Herald @ 23:51 2nd Nov
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The Australian Muslim community has accused the Federal Government and police of double standards over their treatment of a free online game in which the aim is to kill as many Muslims as possible.
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via The Age @ 23:52 2nd Nov
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The Australian Muslim community has accused the Federal Government and police of double standards over their treatment of a free online game in which the aim is to kill as many Muslims as possible.
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via WA Today.com.au @ 23:52 2nd Nov
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via Daily Express @ 15:06 2nd Nov
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Melbourne, Nov. 3: A free online game wherein a player has to kill as many Muslims as possible has sparked an uproar in Australia, with members of the community accusing the government and the police of double standards in their efforts to stop the game.
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via Asian Age @ 15:11 3rd Nov
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UNFAIR PLAY: Religious leaders are calling for the banning on an internet game that invites players to kill Muslims
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via stuff.co.nz @ 15:10 4th Nov
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Auckland, Nov.4 : Religious leaders are calling for the banning on an Internet game that invites players to kill Muslims
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via Malaysia Sun @ 12:12 4th Nov
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WEB users have slammed a Federal government plan to filter Net content, with a couriermail.com.au poll showing major opposition to the soon-to-be-trialled proposal.
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via Brisbane Courier-Mail @ 14:51 1st Nov
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Can you write a comedy about terrorism, xenophobia and vigilante violence without succumbing to insensitive glibness? While Overspill by Ali Taylor is brimful to bursting with larky stylistic invention, it strikes me as a prime example of how the modish requirement to be playful - and ostentatiously experimental - among young writers today can drown serious themes under a riptide of self-conscious theatricality.
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via Telegraph @ 7:56 24th Oct
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According to Reuters, a top Chinese copyright official criticized Microsoft for implementing an anti-piracy tool that nags users of counterfeit software with a black computer screen. The same official also criticized Microsoft’s prices as too high for the Chinese market.
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via DailyTech @ 20:44 29th Oct
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An ad billboard has caused outrage in a Chinese city by featuring what appears to be a man hanging from a rope.
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via Ananova @ 7:13 28th Oct
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Madrid - Health authorities in Spain on Wednesday expressed outrage over a raffle being organised by a nightclub in which the prize is breast enlargement surgery.
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via IOL @ 8:49 20th Nov
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MADRID (AFP) - Health authorities in Spain Wednesday expressed outrage over a raffle being organised by a nightclub in which the prize is breast enlargement surgery.
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via Yahoo! Canada @ 22:07 19th Nov
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A new Flash-based game called Billy Suicide is provoking a certain degree of outrage in the British press, groups like the Samaritans also urging for the game to be pulled from the internet.
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via Play.tm @ 1:40 19th Nov
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It has been almost a year since Icelandic student Thorarinn Jonsson, 25, caused panic and outrage when he placed a fake bomb outside the Royal Ontario Museum for an art project. Police had to evacuate the museum, and a nearby AIDS benefit was cancelled. The former Ontario College of Art and Design student pleaded guilty to mischief in September and was discharged and placed on probation for nine months. He has since returned to Iceland, where he's completing his studies. In his first interview since the conclusion of his case, he speaks with the Post's Natalie Alcoba about what happened.
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via National Post @ 8:04 1st Nov
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