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1. Tehran has capped off a show of military might by test firing missiles capable of carrying warheads. The tests come days before meetings between Iran and six world powers, trying to stop its suspected nuclear weapons program. Meantime, the White House is calling the tests a "provocative act".
2. A law enforcement official says investigators have identified three possible accomplices of Najibullah Zazi. Zazi is accused of plotting a terrorist attack on New York. And investigators say the accomplices are also from that state.
3. The Philippines is asking for international help as the devastation from a weekend tropical storm becomes more apparent. At least 140 people died and officials warned a new storm could strike this week.
4. And a group of rescue workers in Turkey needed a rescue of their own. A van stacked with beehives crashed into a truck, killing one person and causing the bees to swarm and attack five other injured crash victims. When emergency responders tried to help them, the bees attacked the rescuers too.
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WORDS IN THE NEWS Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English Online Merriam-Webster Online
1. cap off: phr v.
finish or complete, especially with some decisive action
2. warhead: n.
A warhead is the front part of a bomb or missile where the explosives are carried.
3. provocative: adj.
If you describe something as provocative, you mean that it is intended to make people react angrily or argue against it.
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