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Prince William named world's hottest royal  

London, May 29:
Britain's Prince William has been named the world's hottest royal, beating brother Harry and cousins Zara Phillips and Princess Beatrice.
 
SK's parliament dissolves 

Seoul, May 29:
South Korea's parliament failed to ratify a free trade deal with the United States before the legislature's four-year term expired on Thursday, lawmakers said.
 
Police, nurses unhappy with low status 

Sydney, May 29:
Police officers, nurses and even teachers, though buoyed by a strong sense of accomplishment, are unhappy at the low status and respect accorded their professions, according to a new survey.
 
US to withdraw 4,000 troops from Iraq 

Baghdad, May 29:
The US military on Thursday announced the withdrawal of another 4,000 troops from Iraq next month as violence across the country hit a four-year low.
 
'World food prices will dip but stay high'  

Rome, May 29:
Food prices will remain high over the next decade even if they fall from current records, meaning millions more risk further hardship or hunger, the OECD and the UN's FAO food agency said in a report published on Thursday.
 
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