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Al Shabaab has been imposing strict sharia law on the towns it controls in southern Somalia -- banning drinking or films and beheading suspected government collaborators.Ahlu Sunna Waljamaca accuses al Shabaab of hunting down and killing its religious leaders and desecrating graves.Somalia's interim President Sheikh Aden Madobe said on Saturday that al Shabaab was the biggest threat to stability in the Horn of Africa nation and appealed for international help to build up Somali security forces.(Reporting from Mogadishu; Writing by David Clarke; Editing by Elizabeth Piper) World brooks and dunn interview . The Detroit Pistons are eight games into the season, and already some are questioning the progress of point guard Rodney Stuckey.Stuckey came into the league relatively under-the-radar from Eastern Washington brooks and dunn tickets . He made a splash at the end of his first season with the Pistons in the playoffs when Chauncey Billups when down with a pulled groin.That performance led Pistons President Joe Dumars to trade Billups for Allen Iverson and his expiring contract.Since then, Pistons fans have had high expectations for the young guard, and rightly so brooks and dunn album . Stuckey seems to posses every physical tool to be a perennial All-Star, but has not yet reached that pinnacle.Coach John Kuester recently made his feelings known about Stuckey, saying "(Stuckey) has a chance to be one of the best defensive guards I’ve ever been around because he’s so strong, he’s got size and he’s athletic."The rest of this article can be read by clicking these words. brooks and dunn greatest hits collection . CHONBURI, Thailand (Reuters) - A resolute Asia beat twice champions Europe 10-6 to win the Royal Trophy for the first time on Sunday after dominating all three days of the matchplay contest. SportsImbued with confidence after carrying a five-point advantage into the final day, the Asians fought hard to prevent any chance of a European revival, surrendering only one point in the singles to secure their maiden title.Japan's Toru Taniguchi holed the winning putt for Asia, who needed only two points to prevail over a wayward and weary European side who never found their feet in the competition."I'm very happy because we lost the first two times," Taniguchi told reporters.

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