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Bono, Geldof Point To Report Showing Lags In Aid For Africa By Rich Nations
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www.starpulse.com — PARIS (AP) - Bono , Bob Geldof and other celebrities pressed the world's wealthiest countries Wednesday to come through with more pledged financial aid for Africa. Read more!
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