Battle of Misrata (2011) (English Wikipedia)

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aljazeera.com

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english.aljazeera.net

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aljazeera.net

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ap.org

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arabnews.com

280 (18 February – 20 April),[1] 9 (21 April),[2] Archived 22 April 2011 at the Wayback Machine 25 (23 April),[3] 12 (27 April),[4] 7 killed (28 April),[5] 10 killed (29 April),[6]^{[permanent dead link]} 5 killed (30 April),[7] 2 killed (1 May),[8] 1 killed (3 May),[9] 5 killed (9–11 May),[10] 1 killed (13 May),[11] 1 killed (14 May),[12] total of 358 reported killed
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archive.today

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bangkokpost.com

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bbc.co.uk

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boston.com

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280 (18 February – 20 April),[1] 9 (21 April),[2] Archived 22 April 2011 at the Wayback Machine 25 (23 April),[3] 12 (27 April),[4] 7 killed (28 April),[5] 10 killed (29 April),[6]^{[permanent dead link]} 5 killed (30 April),[7] 2 killed (1 May),[8] 1 killed (3 May),[9] 5 killed (9–11 May),[10] 1 killed (13 May),[11] 1 killed (14 May),[12] total of 358 reported killed
"Tunisia rebukes Libya over cross-border incursions".^{[permanent dead link]}

canada.com

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cbc.ca

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cbsnews.com

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cnn.com

280 (18 February – 20 April),[1] 9 (21 April),[2] Archived 22 April 2011 at the Wayback Machine 25 (23 April),[3] 12 (27 April),[4] 7 killed (28 April),[5] 10 killed (29 April),[6]^{[permanent dead link]} 5 killed (30 April),[7] 2 killed (1 May),[8] 1 killed (3 May),[9] 5 killed (9–11 May),[10] 1 killed (13 May),[11] 1 killed (14 May),[12] total of 358 reported killed
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edition.cnn.com

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dfid.gov.uk

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dradio.de

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elaph.com

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euronews.net

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focus-fen.net

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foreignpolicy.com

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foxnews.com

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world.foxnews.mobi

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gmanews.tv

"Pinoys, over 1,000 others flee strife-torn Misrata, Libya". Retrieved 21 April 2011.

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280 (18 February – 20 April),[1] 9 (21 April),[2] Archived 22 April 2011 at the Wayback Machine 25 (23 April),[3] 12 (27 April),[4] 7 killed (28 April),[5] 10 killed (29 April),[6]^{[permanent dead link]} 5 killed (30 April),[7] 2 killed (1 May),[8] 1 killed (3 May),[9] 5 killed (9–11 May),[10] 1 killed (13 May),[11] 1 killed (14 May),[12] total of 358 reported killed
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kansascity.com

280 (18 February – 20 April),[1] 9 (21 April),[2] Archived 22 April 2011 at the Wayback Machine 25 (23 April),[3] 12 (27 April),[4] 7 killed (28 April),[5] 10 killed (29 April),[6]^{[permanent dead link]} 5 killed (30 April),[7] 2 killed (1 May),[8] 1 killed (3 May),[9] 5 killed (9–11 May),[10] 1 killed (13 May),[11] 1 killed (14 May),[12] total of 358 reported killed

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