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<title>Past notes: A short history of polygamous monarchs</title>
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South Africa&#8217;s President, Jacob Zuma, has fathered his 20th child. The mother 
is not even one of his three wives. Still, the 67&#45;year&#45;old polygamist is 
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This week was decision time for authors trying to determine whether to opt out 
of the Google Book Settlement before the deadline expired on Thursday.	
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The weather may have been hot but there was nothing stuffy about Prince 
William&#8217;s tour of Australia. Seemingly welcome in deprived, crime&#45;ridden 
areas where the police had previously feared to tread, he is the modern and 
much kissed face of royalty.	
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Within hours of the earthquake that has left Haiti stricken, governments, 
charities and individuals from all over the world were pledging the 
emergency aid upon which the fate of countless lives depends. No previous 
age could have mobilised an international effort so speedily.	
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