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New Zealand News:

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  Protesters run as police use water cannons to disperse them at a crossroad leading to the US embassy in Sanaa – Source: Reuters

  An actress who said she was duped into appearing in an anti-Islam film that stoked violent protests against the United States across the Muslim world on Friday lost her second legal bid to force the video off YouTube.

  Denying a request by actress Cindy Lee Garcia for a court order requiring the popular online video site to remove the crudely made 13-minute clip, a federal judge found she was unlikely to prevail on her claims of copyright infringement.

  US District Judge Michael Fitzgerald of Santa Clara, California, also canceled a December 3 hearing he had previously set for oral arguments over Garcia’s request.

  Garcia’s lawyer, Cris Armenta, told Reuters she planned to appeal the decision.

  The lawsuit, filed in September, names YouTube and its parent company Google Inc. as defendants, along with the Egyptian-American Coptic Christian from California who was behind the making of the film.

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