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	* The '']'' claims to have obtained documents indicating that "]", the use of Army prisons in ] by the ] to hold unregistered inmates, is "systematic and known to three senior intelligence officials", contradicting earlier claims by the Army that such incidences were rare and ad hoc.		* The '']'' claims to have obtained documents indicating that "]", the use of Army prisons in ] by the ] to hold unregistered inmates, is "systematic and known to three senior intelligence officials", contradicting earlier claims by the Army that such incidences were rare and ad hoc.
	* In ], ]ers and ] clash in the ], ]. President ]'s presidential palace, the ], is overrun and the opposition is planning for a new government. Akayev flees Bishkek by ]. His immediate whereabouts are unclear. Some report him going to Russia, others to ]. Akayev is reported to have resigned, but this is not confirmed.		* In ], ]ers and ] clash in the ], ]. President ]'s presidential palace, the ], is overrun and the opposition is planning for a new government. Akayev flees Bishkek by ]. His immediate whereabouts are unclear. Some report him going to Russia, others to ]. Akayev is reported to have resigned, but this is not confirmed.
	* ] leaves ] for ] via ] after 8 months in detention.		* ] leaves ] for ] via ] after 8 months in detention.
	* The ] states that ] cases in some African countries have tripled since 1990. There are also resistant strains of tuberculosis in Russia.		* The ] states that ] cases in some African countries have tripled since 1990. There are also resistant strains of tuberculosis in Russia.
	* ] presents a draft resolution to vote at the ]. It would give ] cases in ] region of ] to the ] in ]. US resists the idea.		* ] presents a draft resolution to vote at the ]. It would give ] cases in ] region of ] to the ] in ]. US resists the idea.
	* ] opens in ], Japan.		* ] opens in ], Japan.
	* The ] declines to hear the appeal filed by the parents of ] to have her feeding tube reinserted. Florida judge George Greer likewise declines to open Schiavo's records to the ]		* The ] declines to hear the appeal filed by the parents of ] to have her feeding tube reinserted. Florida judge George Greer likewise declines to open Schiavo's records to the ]

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Current events of March 24, 2005 (2005-03-24) (Thursday)

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Paleontologists from North Carolina State University announce the discovery of structures resembling blood vessels and red blood cells inside the hindlimb fossil of a Tyrannosaurus rex. (Science Magazine) (BBC).
The Washington Post claims to have obtained documents indicating that "ghosting", the use of Army prisons in Iraq by the CIA to hold unregistered inmates, is "systematic and known to three senior intelligence officials", contradicting earlier claims by the Army that such incidences were rare and ad hoc. (Washington Post)
In Kyrgyzstan, protesters and riot police clash in the capital, Bishkek. (RIA Novosti) (ReutersAlertNet) (BBC) President Askar Akayev's presidential palace, the White House, is overrun and the opposition is planning for a new government. (BBC) Akayev flees Bishkek by helicopter. His immediate whereabouts are unclear. Some report him going to Russia, others to Kazakhstan. (Fox News) Akayev is reported to have resigned, but this is not confirmed. (ABC) (Xinhua)
Bobby Fischer leaves Japan for Iceland via Copenhagen after 8 months in detention. (Mainichi Daily News) (Reuters) (BBC)
The World Health Organization states that tuberculosis cases in some African countries have tripled since 1990. There are also resistant strains of tuberculosis in Russia. (Reuters) (RIA Novosti) (BBC)
France presents a draft resolution to vote at the United Nations. It would give war crime cases in Darfur region of Sudan to the International Criminal Court in the Hague. US resists the idea. (EUObserver) (Reuters) (BBC)
World Expo 2005 opens in Nagoya, Japan. (Expo 2005) (Asahi Shinbun) (ITAR-TASS) (SwissInfo)
The US Supreme Court declines to hear the appeal filed by the parents of Terri Schiavo to have her feeding tube reinserted. Florida judge George Greer likewise declines to open Schiavo's records to the Florida Department of Children and Families (Reuters)

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