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CNN news: 美军调整中东兵力部署 撤出伊拉克进驻科威特 CNN student news is back.We want to say hello to the eighth graders at P. Middle School in North across Georgia.We hope you and all of our viewers out there had a great Thanksgiving holiday.And were ready to dig into some global headlines. First up,the Arab League votes for sanctions,a formal punishment against the middle eastern nation of Syria.Citizens there have been protesting against their government for months now.And Syrian military forces have cracked down the protestors.Therere estimates that thousands of people have died,and one Arab League official said,quote, we have responsibilities ,not only as Arabs, but as human beings ,to stop the bloodshed in Syria.One way the Arab League is trying to do that is with these economic sanctions.19 countries voted for them.Iraq and Lebanon did not.Those are two of Syrias biggest economic partners.So theres some debate now about how effective these sanctions are gonna be if those countries dont participate.Arab League said its trying to resolve the situation before other countries get involved. Next up,Egypt.The country has a new prime minister .But he might just be a temporary one.Parliamentary elections are scheduled to start today and a new parliament will decide whether to keep the new prime minister or not.Egypts current military rulers are fighting with protestors who are angry about the military has been running things .There has been violence.But on Sunday, E.Watson said the move seemed to be shifting. The crowds are back here in Tahrir Square.A sea of humanity ,really.And instead of selling gas masks like they were a few days ago when the floody street battles under way, now trinkets and patriotic Egyptian colors for sale.Some people are calling this an extension of the previous revolution that brought down Hosni Mubarak, those protests in January and February that helped force out the former president.But part of the anger here is directed against the ruling military c