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St. Louis leads rise in violent Midwest
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Vote firm denies ties to Chavez
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Drop in border arrests tied to enhanced security
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GOP staples restored to Bush campaigning
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Richmond graduate fuels Colorado pot movement
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Ban on abortions trails in new poll
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Thousands of U.S. weapons given to Iraq missing
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5 named to Board of Nursing
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Student Allegedly Jabs Classmates With Used Needle
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Campaign trails take beating
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Nation & World briefs Oct. 31
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Focus on Deaf culture
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Elephants recognize selves in mirrors
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Salmonella outbreak sickens at least 172
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Elephants find self-awareness in mirror image
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Teen Allegedly Jabs Classmates With Used Needle
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New strain of bird flu found in China
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11 Indian nationals on watchlist for illegal stay in RP
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Opposition to observe Nationwide strike against attack on Madrassah
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Nations Meet On How to Counter Nuclear Terror Threat
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Government Border Arrests Falling With Security
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Government Security Decreasing Border Arrests
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Anonymous Donation Helps Boys' Home Equine Program
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44 Arrested In Alleged Immigrant Smuggling Ring
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California arson fire fully contained
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California A Political Trendsetter
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U.S. Commander To Suggest More Iraqi Troops
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United Nations Environment Programme Undertakes Training Course
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National Bank Of Canada Announces C500 Million Offering Of MTN
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Unemployment rate rises to 4.2 percent for September
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Friends refute school claim that suicide victim wasn't bullied
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FTC investigates Softbank Mobile over 'free call' advertisements
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Author Haruki Murakami awarded Franz Kafka literary prize
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Nation & World round up
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Authorities charge 12 in Orange County, California, with voter fraud
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Forty four arrested in alleged immigrant smuggling ring
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Sniper attack on champion horse
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Dragged to his death for a van
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Sheik wont quit, says daughter
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Thousands throng Pope statue in Mexico
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Bomb attack at Baghdad market kills 31
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Mexican police storm Oaxaca city
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Two killed in US storm
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Car bomb kills two in central Colombia
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Violence escalates in Lanka
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GT Solar International to list in London
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Golfers say sorry to the nation
10/30/2006 [-]
Report Chides BP Over Fatal Fire
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US national security advisor meets Iraqi PM
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World Bank Focuses on Remittances to Developing Nations
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High-tech crime software for Indian police
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Traders' strike enters second day
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Oil prices up in international market
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Iraqi opposition group agrees to join national reconciliation conference
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Reports Russian man sentenced to 18 years in journalist's killing
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Fidel's older brother says Cuban leader doing well, family trying to hold him back
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Former dictator Pinochet put under house arrest in Chile after torture indictment
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U.S.-Russian led initiative against nuclear terrorism holds first meeting
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Deadly new TB strains expose the need for new drugs, diagnostics
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Man Gets 508 Years in Sex Assault Case
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Proceeds of Crimes Act fails, says National
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International Aviation and Aerospace Exhibition opens
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International Aviation and Aerospace Exhibition opens
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Softbank's Son apologizes for
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Japan extends antiterror naval support
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Wis. Cities Make The List For Safest In The Nation
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Supreme Court Decision Reopens Family's Old Wounds
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Minnesotans Assist Sudan In Time Of Need
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Student's Site Had Page For Fake Northwest Passes
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Abortion doctor escapes jail
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CDC Probes Salmonella Outbreak
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National card tournament aims to build bridges
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Project Hope receives 15-mln-dollar donation to assist poor rural
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Zimbabwe to hold International image film festival for women
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Coal Industry Faces Dangerous Time
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`Alienation' of HCU land for hospital triggers stir
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Insurance firms plan nationwide strike
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Kenya Students Interrogated in Examinations Scandal
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Newspaper circulation drops nationally
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Kenya Second National Operator Picked
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Champion horse murder mystery
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Sheik hasnt resigned yet
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Call for cadaver organ donation law
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Global Warming Report Predicts Dire Economics
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Nursing board passers ask CA to cite Brion for contempt
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Rich, famous share burial place with cats
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Ninoy, FPJ death masks on display
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Sandiganbayan clears Binay of graft charge
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6 ‘jailed’ Marine colonels moved in the dead of night
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List Of Nation's Most Dangerous & Safest Cities
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State's foreclosure rate still tops in nation
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Barnala calls for eye donation pledge
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Children give shape to their imagination
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Venezuelan Defends Owning Oak. Voting Machine Firm
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Army 7 War Deaths Incorrectly Reported To Kin
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Horse killing was random police
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Weak sheik on indefinite leave
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Organ Donation Plea Windsor
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US national security advisor meets Iraqi PM
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Russia The Rise of Hate & Neonationalism
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Oil prices slide
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Eid Al-Fetir Colorfully Celebrated Nationwide
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A Civilized National Tradition
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UNMEE Members Kill an Eritrean National in Barentu
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NZ involved in multi-national security exercise
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Vikings Host Patriots In MNF
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Witherspoon, Phillippe Announce Separation
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Report 172 In 18 States Ill From Salmonella
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NC plant fire may have started where chlorination tablets stored
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TAB suspends Tri Nations betting
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International students need better integration
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Duke Lacrosse Prosecutor Standing Firm
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Billionaire T. Boone Pickens' son pleads guilty in NYC
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Saudi ambassador urges U-S to press Israel into yielding land
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Scientists uncover new strain of bird flu in China
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Elephants may recognize themselves, could be clue to complex social order
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National convention of architects planned
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New Bird Flu Strain Evades Vaccines
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Winfrey Hands Out 1K Gift Cards For Charity
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Researchers Find New Bird Flu Strain
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150 Quebecers tested for diabetes with same needle health officials
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Russia demands explanation as to why Berezovsky was not detained inBishkek
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Russia Asks Kyrgyzstan For Berezovsky Explanation
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Pentagon Readies New Media War Room
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Exposed RNC Takes Donations From Gay Porn King...
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Cheney defends Iraq policy
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House readies constituent assembly signed by 194 lawmakers
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National Committee to Standardise Food Quality
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Liberia United Nations Environment Programme Undertakes Training Course
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Iran Warns Of Firm Response To U.N. Sanctions
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Calif. Rep. Hunter announces White House bid
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NATO 55 insurgents killed in Afghanistan
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KFC plans to phase out trans fats
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Let sleeping 'dog' lie, Speaker rules
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Volta Region Has Had Its Fair Share of National Cake Dzamesi
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Swiss Mission Societies Dedicate Month to Island Nation
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Canadian lumber companies get first softwood refunds
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Burundi UN Says the International Community Must Continue Support for Strife-Torn Burundi
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High court refuses to hear Stolt-Nielsen appeal
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Schools Closed After Buses Vandalized
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UN says the international community must continue support for strife-torn Burundi
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Tattoo convention draws in artists from across nation
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Iragi security forces can't secure guns
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UNICEF spearheads polio vaccination drive
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Hizbullah warns of resignations, protests if demands for unity government not met
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Ghana Vice President Launches National Campaign Against Child Killer Diseases
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Witherspoon, Phillippe Reportedly Split
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The Nation Behind the Lionesses
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US in Iraq deaths top 100 in October
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Deadly California wildfire nearly contained
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Nigeria Front Page Comment State of the Nation
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New York may ban artery-clogging fats from its restaurants
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- 101 Americans Die in Iraq During October
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Canadian nickel miner finds Korean partner for Madagascar project
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Swiss National Bank's Head of Information Security to Speak at the Certicom ECC Conference
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Mom Accused Of Giving Baby Cocaine
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Howrah-Secunderabad Express derails
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Mattoo's father lauds HC verdict
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Israel's Nathan Shaked Captures Title of International Mr. Gay Competition 2007
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EU and Arabs back Palestinian technocrat government Solana; Bid to end international aid embargo
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Airlines' Attempt To Raise Fares Fails
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Halloween Bungee Jumper Killed In Cable Snap
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Morocco Nations Meet On How to Counter Nuclear Terror Threat
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Test-tube koalas take a bow
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Pilot said to have ignored air traffic control in crash that killed 96
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Kidnapped U.S. soldier had married Iraqi student
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Global warming will devastate global economy, British government report warns
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LEBANON Destruction and displacement hamper vaccination campaign
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U.S. Deaths In Iraq Top 100 In October
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U-S deaths top 100
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The Republican National Committee's porn problem
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St Louis Is Nation's Most-Dangerous City
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Better Weather Aids Wildfire Containment
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Iran begins nationwide population census
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National Immunization Exercise
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A National Forum On the 1992 4th Republican Constitution
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What Are Effects Of Amped Up Energy Drinks?
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In Friendly Territory, Bush Hits Dems
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Richie Seeing Doctors About Weight Issues
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Dancer Says Duke Accuser Was 'Talking Crazy' After Party
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Safer Streets? Fewer On-Duty Officers Slain
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Bush stumps in Georgia on last full week of Campaign '06
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Strong winds knock out power in NE; at least two deaths reported
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Typhoon Cimaron lashes Philippines, leaving at least 15 dead
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Consumers Gobble Up Sexy Halloween Costumes
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Top 25 Safest And Most Dangerous Cities In The Nation
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Rugby League NZ beat GB
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Okla. bungee-jumper dies in Halloween stunt
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National security adviser Hadley in Iraq for talks
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Israel ultra-nationalist leader voted into gov't
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McKelvey Quits Monster Worldwide Board
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DPRK, South Korea set up national literature association
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IAU names 2009 as International Year of Astronomy
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Senior Chinese advisor meets New Zealand National Party delegation
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Boisclair rejects PQ's plan to nationalize wind energy
10/30/2006 [-]
Bulgarian Ultra-Nationalists Claim 'Huge Vote Irregularities'
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Bulgaria's Nationalist Mouth-Piece Back on Air
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Teen's Pierced Breast Removed After Infection
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Pakistani Raid on School Kills 80
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Northern residents most likely to suffer violence StatsCan
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Nation's spending, incomes rise
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St. Louis No. 1 On Dangerous City List
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Deaf School's Leader Ousted Amid Protests
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Report Global Warming Could Ruin World Economy
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Donations to parties good business Trade Centre
10/30/2006 [-]
2nd Dancer Duke Accuser Said 'Put Marks On Me'
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Kenosha ranked as 86th safest city in the nation
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Ottawa paid 31M for part of Lebanon evacuation CBC
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Nigerian plane crash leaves 96 dead, 9 survivors
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KFC phasing out use of trans fats from its fried chicken, other menu items
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Rankings name St. Louis as the most dangerous U.S. city
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Wind-whipped Northeast tackles power outages
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Cowboys Make Emergency Landing To Treat Ill Coach
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Sex Offenders Face Big Halloween Restrictions
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Bush national security adviser in Baghdad for talks
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Halloween Festivities Off Limits For Sex Offenders
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Model International Forms under the Patent Law Treaty
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Donations down at U.S. Muslim charities
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International net domains 'risky'
10/30/2006 [-]
Bio-Treat passes resolution to accept chairman resignation
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Knox, 3 other TN cities in 100 most dangerous
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Facts from 'The Scoop on Poop'
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We've got all the poop
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Uganda Bunyoro a Potential National Food Basket
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South Africa Scorpions Spied On National Police Commissioner
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Hanesbrands adds board member with international expertise
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US national security advisor in Iraq
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Nigeria Why National Assembly Approved Ekiti Emergency Rule
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Goodyear to close Texas plant, cut 1100 jobs
10/30/2006 [-]
Consumer spending up tiny bit in Sept.
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Power still out from wind storm in Northeast
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Apex Plant Fire May Have Started Where Chlorination Tablets Were Stored
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Clark To Return Again For 'Rockin' Eve'
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KFC To Change Oil To Eliminate Trans Fat
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Democrats Claim Momentum Ahead Of Nov. 7 Vote
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Chong Wa Dae Denies Claims Over Spymaster s Resignation
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U.S. national security adviser in surprise visit to Baghdad
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Missing U.S. soldier married to Iraqi student?
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Saddam's defense lawyer walks out of trial
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U.S. Military 100th death in Iraq
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Amnesty International calls for bloggers to stand up for freedom
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U.S. Marine killed in fighting in Iraq's Anbar province
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College player in critical condition after party shooting
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Audit finds U.S. weapons bought for Iraqi forces missing
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Thousands of students get day off after vandals damage school buses
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Second dancer alleged Duke rape victim said to bruise her
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Labors shrinking circle of experience
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Two van thieves kill man in hit-and-run
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Sheik falls on his sword
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Election 2006 Sanford, Moore stress support for Strand
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Nation, World round up, Oct. 30
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Today in History, Oct. 30
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People Unhappy mother
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Box office results, Oct. 30
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Nigeria National Hospital Admits Seven Survivors
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Full containment expected by tonight
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VoIP of Orlando is expanding service nationwide
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State Hiring Discrimination Hearings
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Mattoo case Santosh gets death sentence
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India's top arms buying developing nation
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Address climate change or risk global depression economist
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The Nation Typhoon Paeng leaves 4 dead; crop damage minimal
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Cameron's New-Style National Service
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Mr. Gay Israel Takes International Title
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Rinker rejects 12B Cemex bid, shares soar
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The International Community Must Act to Stop Israel
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St. Louis named most dangerous city in nation
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Weapons to Iraqis can't be accounted for
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Tucson arts program chosen to participate in national study
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Apple Issues Fix For Random MacBook Shutdowns
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Seven nations contest King's Cup
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Kentucky pastor injured by cow in church
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Rich nations greenhouse gases on the rise
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Ghosts and Vampires? Get real!
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Democrats claim momentum
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Saddam's chief lawyer warns of more violence in Iraq if ex-president sentenced to death
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France dispatches extra riot police to Marseille
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Historic gallows up for auction
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Annual ranking says crime makes St. Louis most dangerous U.S. city
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Blown over
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Nigerian plane crashes in capital with 104 aboard; nearly all feared dead
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Teen accused of stealing bus, charging fares
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Quality mark as college wins national title
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New International Conference On Processing Pharmaceutical Polymers, 20-21 June 2007, Basel, Switzerland
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Rare wildcat tests a nation's resolve
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Blast kills 31 in Baghdad slum
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Banks Raise Fees For ATMs, Bounced Checks
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Rich nations' greenhouse gases up in 2004 U.N.
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Bolivia nationalizes all energy companies
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Durbin on political stage, but off-Broadway
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Shelters postpone black cat adoptions
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Madison Halloween party a quiet night, for a change
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American's journey to extremism
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Even in delivery room, it's Bears game day
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Russian music site plays fast and loose with law
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Overshadowed Kirk-Seals race has own sparks
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Bollywood film is a hit-- and so, again, is Gandhi
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Cancer patients desperate for options
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Bulgaria's New Old President 75.9%, Nationalist 24.1%
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Race-based Discrimination Contributes To African-American Health Disparities
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Trustees of school for deaf revoke chief's appointment
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Oakland company denies ties to Chávez
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TIPS TO FIGHT RESISTANT BACTERIA
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Microbes take malevolent forms
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News of the Weird
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Roadshow Relief in sight for Highway 87 carpool lanes by next summer
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St. Louis tops list of most dangerous cities in 2005
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Cousin Of Slain Girl Charged In Killer's Tattooing
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Pompeii's Whorehouse Erotic Murals Re-Exposed
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National Assembly Warns Obasanjo and Ratifies Ekiti Emergency Rule
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Two workers in hospital after trench collapse in Edmonton
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NY Mulls Artificial Trans Fat Ban
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Firefighters Gaining Control of Deadly CA Wildfire
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Northeast Tackles Power Outages after Wind Storm
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Bush Stumps in Georgia, Texas
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NZ could lose GB victory points
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9-Pakistani national to get award for saving human lives .....
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Ouster of DND’s Cruz will undermine Palace - senators
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US tightens screening of 2006 nursing board passers
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‘Paeng’ leaves death, destruction in Luzon
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‘Charter change appeal doomed’-- Arroyo lawyer
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Man arrested for beating 7-year-old son, 5-year-old daughter
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Student reveals school disguised social studies class as world history
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Husband Kills Wife, Self In Front Of Neighbors
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Sally Lilienthal, peace activist
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St. Louis tops list of nation's most dangerous cities
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Thieves take cash left for baby's surgery
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Bangladeshi Chief of State Intervenes to Solve the National Political Crisis
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VP hopes youths to become nation's pillar in meeting future challenges
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Council clears way for Tugun desalination plant
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Manufacturing Journalist Thomas R. Cutler Profiles Technology Group International's CRM/ERP Effort
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Euro scolar talk on nationalism
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Founder of peace group Lilienthal is dead at 87
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2009 named International Year of Astronomy
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Medco Energi International postpones annual public expose
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City should release discrimination report
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Food donations accepted in place of fines for overdue books
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Lewis/Weaver race in national spotlight
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Nikon withdraws prize to Cuban boy
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15-year-old steals bus, drives its route
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Hotel worms its way out of pile of waste
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In China, one brother labors so the other can learn
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Children of prisoners in China do hard time, too
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Israeli president asked by law official to resign
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'Nothing's wrong with you'
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Photo Gallery Pompeii's Pleasure Palace
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Globalization US Jobs Shape Condoms' Role in Foreign Aid
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Ghana National immunization exercise…Plea goes out to mothers to take it serious
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Ghana Multichoice makes donation
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California blaze is slowly coming under control
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Arroyo ‘willing to grant’ MILF demands - Bunye
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Lack of clear co-ordination of aged-care services
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Sheik on indefinite leave
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Missing Army Translator Married Iraqi, Report Says
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Generous donations, planning aid success of Glen Carbon event
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2009 named International Year of Astronomy
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Calif. Congressman considers 2008 bid
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Boehner says he would have axed Foley
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Do children of gay parents develop differently?
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War wears on small town's spirit
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Ambitions are sky-high for New Mexico spaceport
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All politics is local? New Mexico is test
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UNREGULATED GROUPS WIELD MILLIONS TO SWAY VOTERS
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Shots, eggs, embryos and a big dose of hope
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U.S.-led troops kill suspected insurgents
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A high-level call for Katsav to step aside
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Brazil's Lula captures a second term
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Mexican police storm protesters in Oaxaca
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Healthier respect for herbs
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FROM OUR READERS Voters should remember war costly toll on the nation
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Iraqi VP demands end to Shiite militias
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Brazil's chief re-elected in landslide win
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Al-Qaida facility targeted
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Israeli president is urged to step down
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Riot police attack Mexican protesters
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98 feared dead in Nigerian crash
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Gallaudet removes incoming president
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Democrats claim momentum; GOP counts on turnout
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Stakes high as Supreme Court hears punitive damages case
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NYC weighs ban on trans fats
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GOP church ties strained but not broken
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Police fight protesters for control of Mexican tourist city
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KFC will slash trans fat as NYC considers ban
10/30/2006 [-]
Midterms to test Rove's reputation as political genius
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Report Kidnapped Army Translator Married Iraqi
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Striking traders clash with Delhi police
10/30/2006 [-]
Senator seeks ABC explanation on terrorist group labelling
10/30/2006 [-]
Arroyo to be ‘tried’ before ‘int’l tribunal’
10/30/2006 [-]
‘Take lead in calming nuke crisis tensions’ RP to China
10/30/2006 [-]
40% of OFWs in Kazakhstan will stay with hazard pay - DFA
10/30/2006 [-]
Solon wants resolution on Charter change referendum revived
10/30/2006 [-]
Man armed with metal baseball bat, knife storms into language school
10/30/2006 [-]
2 million yen worth of banknotes found cut into pieces in Nagoya
10/30/2006 [-]
Top government spokesman reaffirms Japan's non-nuclear stance
10/30/2006 [-]
Abe calls for education reform to raise moral standards
10/30/2006 [-]
Police issue 1,053 drunk-driving tickets in nationwide crackdown
10/30/2006 [-]
Gains are made on Calif. wildfire
10/30/2006 [-]
Democratic wave may hit GOP-rooted governorships
10/30/2006 [-]
Envoy in hot seat over Iraq quips
10/30/2006 [-]
Call made for president to step aside
10/30/2006 [-]
GOP leader says he would've ousted Foley
10/30/2006 [-]
Brazil's leader wins 2d term in a landslide
10/30/2006 [-]
Gallaudet ousts incoming president
10/30/2006 [-]
Nigerian crash kills nearly 100
10/30/2006 [-]
Visiting the 'Hanoi Hilton'
10/30/2006 [-]
Mexican police storm resort held by protesters for months
10/30/2006 [-]
War-weary Congo goes to polls for president
10/30/2006 [-]
Sale of historic N.Y. complex raises fears
10/30/2006 [-]
SYMBOL of HOPE
10/30/2006 [-]
Israel's Nathan Shaked Captures Title of The International Mr. Gay Competition 2007
10/30/2006 [-]
Typhoon lashes northern Philippines
10/30/2006 [-]
Sinking feeling on Lakes
10/30/2006 [-]
Halloween off-limits for sex offenders
10/30/2006 [-]
Supreme Court to hear issue of huge punitive damages
10/30/2006 [-]
'Microtargeters' hone in on key voters
10/30/2006 [-]
Administration set to again face suit on utility emissions
10/30/2006 [-]
Anti-secrecy panel called 'puppet'
10/30/2006 [-]
Retiree receives Medicare-Tricare clarification
10/30/2006 [-]
Minuteman leader hits campaign trail
10/29/2006 [-]
Second term likely for Perry in Texas
10/29/2006 [-]
Ex-air marshal to sue over 'SSI' label
10/29/2006 [-]
Party chiefs debate voter motivation
10/29/2006 [-]
Gay ruling may boost N.J. values vote
10/29/2006 [-]
Report St. Louis U.S.'s Most Dangerous City
10/29/2006 [-]
St. Louis Ranked U.S.'s Most Dangerous City
10/29/2006 [-]
St. Louis #1 On Dangerous City List
10/29/2006 [-]
Nepal Maoists extend ceasefire
10/29/2006 [-]
California governor meets firefighters
10/29/2006 [-]
Nigerian plane crashes, 100 feared dead
10/29/2006 [-]
US Democrats claim momentum
10/29/2006 [-]
Silva re-elected President
10/29/2006 [-]
Ahmed heads interim govt
10/29/2006 [-]
Fatal California Wildfire 85 Percent Contained
10/29/2006 [-]
Strangled elderly woman's bag missing
10/29/2006 [-]
Student with modeling experience picks up Miss Aoyama award
10/29/2006 [-]
Dems object to Rumsfeld praise
10/29/2006 [-]
Senator questions anthrax probe
10/29/2006 [-]
Deadly California Wildfire 85 Percent Contained
10/29/2006 [-]
Ireland Triumphs in International Rules Test
10/29/2006 [-]
La. guardsman who lost all to Hurricane Rita gets donations
10/29/2006 [-]
Baghdad Market Blast Kills Dozens
10/29/2006 [-]
Ignatieff holding to Quebec 'nation' concept
10/29/2006 [-]
Huge SoCal Wildfire Now 85 Percent Contained
10/29/2006 [-]
Give it a shot Five sites set for free flu vaccination event Nov. 11
10/29/2006 [-]
Dozens Killed In Baghdad Market Blast
10/29/2006 [-]
Nearly 100 feared dead in Nigeria crash
10/29/2006 [-]
BAUER VS. BARBER
10/29/2006 [-]
St. Louis tops list of most dangerous cities
10/29/2006 [-]
Da Silva easily wins second term in Brazil
10/29/2006 [-]
23 Iraqi policemen shot to death
10/29/2006 [-]
Photos show Castro standing, talking
10/29/2006 [-]
'Redneck woman' proud to be a mom
10/29/2006 [-]
Standing out as Kevin Bacon's stand-in
10/29/2006 [-]
THE RACE FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNORBauer comes out swinging
10/29/2006 [-]
2004 KILLINGSCourt won't call jurors by names
10/29/2006 [-]
Energy drinks wire teens, worry others
10/29/2006 [-]
NC-D organises blood donation programme
10/29/2006 [-]
Gay sex forces closure of store toilets
10/29/2006 [-]
NFL Romo, Cowboys Stampede Past Carolina
10/29/2006 [-]
Mahathir-Badawi feud harms nation Experts
10/29/2006 [-]
Keep pushing Taliban, Canadians say
10/29/2006 [-]
Subramanian elected Chennai Mayor
10/29/2006 [-]
Report Assails N. Korea Rights Record
10/29/2006 [-]
Nepal government to nationalise royal property Koirala
10/29/2006 [-]
Palace calls truce on Cabinet row over people’s initiative
10/29/2006 [-]
Cross-Pollination of NZ and Australian Directors
10/29/2006 [-]
international students need special care
10/29/2006 [-]
JWT NZ Leads the Way in Nationwide Grocery Fuel Ad
10/29/2006 [-]
Dramatic rescue in Edmonton
10/29/2006 [-]
Teen charged with stealing bus twice
10/29/2006 [-]
Safest And Most Dangerous Cities In The Nation
10/29/2006 [-]
Report Assails N. Korea Rights Record
10/29/2006 [-]
Report Assails N. Korea Rights Record
10/29/2006 [-]
Destination Vancouver
10/29/2006 [-]
Were a nation of technology addicts
10/29/2006 [-]
Man killed during haunted Halloween hay ride attraction
10/29/2006 [-]
Orlando boy, 15, stole city bus, went on route and picked up
10/29/2006 [-]
Report Assails N. Korea Rights Record
10/29/2006 [-]
Foster bank deal sparks international investigation
10/29/2006 [-]
Deadline for chief justice nomination nears
10/29/2006 [-]
Report Assails N. Korea Rights Record
10/29/2006 [-]
Mexican Police Sieze Embattled Oaxaca
10/29/2006 [-]
Report Assails N. Korea Rights Record
10/29/2006 [-]
Bolivia's Gas Nationalization Complete
10/29/2006 [-]
Pakistan says troops and helicopters destroy al-Qaida facility
10/29/2006 [-]
Top U.S. general in South Korea More nuke tests by North expected
10/29/2006 [-]
Nationwide Search for Mooers Forks Killer
10/29/2006 [-]
Monstered by a memory
10/29/2006 [-]
Film crew kicked off cruise liner
10/29/2006 [-]
Sheik faints before crisis summit
10/29/2006 [-]
Bulgaria's President Parvanov Wins on Triple Advance ahead of Nationalist
10/29/2006 [-]
Youth workers on the rise, but not enough jobs - ILO
10/29/2006 [-]
Constituent assembly pushed in House
10/29/2006 [-]
Halloween Bungie Stunt Turns Fatal
10/29/2006 [-]
Teen Joy Rides In Stolen Bus, Picks Up Riders
10/29/2006 [-]
Pakistani Troops Destroy Al Qaeda Facility
10/29/2006 [-]
Report Assails N. Korea Rights Record
10/29/2006 [-]
Rich nations urged to act
10/29/2006 [-]
Cameron launches civic national service scheme
10/29/2006 [-]
General Expects More N. Korea Nuke Tests
10/29/2006 [-]
Multinationals in China Cited for Pollution
10/29/2006 [-]
Report Assails N. Korea Rights Record
10/29/2006 [-]
Report Assails N. Korea Rights Record
10/29/2006 [-]
Report Assails N. Korea Rights Record
10/29/2006 [-]
Sri Lanka talks with Tamil rebels collapse
10/29/2006 [-]
Delhi HC to sentence Mattoo murderer
10/29/2006 [-]
Sealing drive Delhi traders on three-day strike
10/29/2006 [-]
An international force in Gaza is long overdue
10/29/2006 [-]
Report Assails N. Korea Rights Record
10/29/2006 [-]
Brazil's Leftist President Wins Re-Election
10/29/2006 [-]
Road execs blasted over platypus hold up
10/29/2006 [-]
Audit Many U.S. Weapons Are Missing In Iraq
10/29/2006 [-]
Selig donates 922,000 to I-920
10/29/2006 [-]
Militant lawmaker prefers House to hospital detention
10/29/2006 [-]
Mother hit by exploding truck tyre
10/29/2006 [-]
California Rep. Explores Presidential Run
10/29/2006 [-]
'Lula' easily wins Brazilian presidential vote
10/29/2006 [-]
Gallaudet Votes To Remove Incoming President
10/29/2006 [-]
Incoming President Removed By Gallaudet Board
10/29/2006 [-]
Bolivia inks gas nationalization deals
10/29/2006 [-]
Bolivia to sign nationalization deals with foreign oil companies
10/29/2006 [-]
Cameron calls for national 'rite of passage' scheme for youngsters
10/29/2006 [-]
At Least Two Deaths Connected To Big Storm
10/29/2006 [-]
Police Teen Stole Bus, Picked Up Riders, Fares
10/29/2006 [-]
Audio Today's News Update From The United Nations
10/29/2006 [-]
Beckett calls for national debate on future of British nuclear deterrent
10/29/2006 [-]
Israeli Labor Party Agrees to Stay in Coalition with Ultra-Nationalist Party
10/29/2006 [-]
Teen Accused Of Stealing Bus, Running Route
10/29/2006 [-]
The International Astronomical Union announces the International Year of Astronomy 2009
10/29/2006 [-]
Golf-Korir Wins Nation Classic Qualifier in Kericho
10/29/2006 [-]
Nationalist's Poor Result Met with Relief
10/29/2006 [-]
Nationalist Siderov I Scored Victory against State Machine Propaganda
10/29/2006 [-]
Bulgaria's President Parvanov Re-elected with 78.7%, Nationalist Siderov 21.3%
10/29/2006 [-]
British Probe Looks Into Celebs' Donations
10/29/2006 [-]
GSK in talks with Blair on bird flu vaccination
10/29/2006 [-]
Man arrested in Berbick slaying
10/29/2006 [-]
Mexican police move in on Oaxaca protest
10/29/2006 [-]
Big storm blamed for at least two deaths
10/29/2006 [-]
Castro Shown Standing, Talking On Phone
10/29/2006 [-]
Audit Many Missing U.S. Weapons In Iraq
10/29/2006 [-]
High Wind Knocks Out Power In Northeast
10/29/2006 [-]
Insurgent Group Says It Rejected U.S. Negotiations
10/29/2006 [-]
Sheik will not step aside
10/29/2006 [-]
Heavy Winds Cut Power In Northeast
10/29/2006 [-]
High winds rip through Atlantic provinces
10/29/2006 [-]
Two Convicted Smugglers Beheaded In Saudi Arabia
10/29/2006 [-]
FM Palestinian problems to be solved through national consensus
10/29/2006 [-]
Wind KOs Power to Thousands in Northeast
10/29/2006 [-]
Edgewater Foods International, Inc.
10/29/2006 [-]
Cullen lashes Brethren and National
10/29/2006 [-]
Scream rang out, then he went missing
10/29/2006 [-]
Qantas, Aribus Strike A380s, A330s Deal
10/29/2006 [-]
Perpetuating quiet in national parks
10/29/2006 [-]
Fla. Teen Accused of Stealing Bus
10/29/2006 [-]
Angola Country Gets First International Relations Graduates
10/29/2006 [-]
AP Poll Big East Powers R
10/29/2006 [-]
Youth unemployment rising, says International Labour Office study
10/29/2006 [-]
Nigeria's Muslim leader among 100 dead as plane crashes
10/29/2006 [-]
Michael Ritter pleads guilty to international fraud
10/29/2006 [-]
Harper won't be drawn into Quebec nation debate
10/29/2006 [-]
Dozens of B.C. First Nations demand governments work harder on land claims
10/29/2006 [-]
More than 40 B.C. First Nations gather in Nanaimo to sign protocol
10/29/2006 [-]
Fidel Castro in rare appearance
10/29/2006 [-]
'Outcome of UNSC vote to be favourable'
10/29/2006 [-]
NATO chief apologises to Karzai
10/29/2006 [-]
Controversy hits Bush film
10/29/2006 [-]
Ahmed becomes Bangla PM
10/29/2006 [-]
Kenya Golf-Korir Wins Nation Classic Qualifier in Kericho
10/29/2006 [-]
Wildfire 70 percent contained, weather helping firefighters
10/29/2006 [-]
Que. nation debate heating up Grit leadership race
10/29/2006 [-]
Anti-G8 International Action Conference, Rostock Nov 10-12
10/29/2006 [-]
Bangladesh opposition calls nationwide protests
10/29/2006 [-]
Rwanda CARE International in Capacity Building
10/29/2006 [-]
Lebanese parliament speaker calls for resuming national dialogue
10/29/2006 [-]
Windstorm cuts power in northeastern U.S. states
10/29/2006 [-]
TV crew fired for alleged trespassing on Pitt's property
10/29/2006 [-]
GOP Leader We Didn't Know About Other Foley Messages
10/29/2006 [-]
Loss Drops USC To No. 9
10/29/2006 [-]
15 Iraq Policemen Kidnapped, Then Killed
10/29/2006 [-]
Canada golden at short track WC
10/29/2006 [-]
Russian Federation Uzbek national forcibly returned to Uzbekistan /Bodyhttp//www.unhcr.org/cgi-bin/texis/vtx/newsitem?id=4541d56916
10/29/2006 [-]
Thailand's Interim Cabinet Approves Draft National Policy
10/29/2006 [-]
Tourist surrenders after escaping from international airport
10/29/2006 [-]
Convention on unrepresented nations begins
10/29/2006 [-]
25 Mass. National Guardmen return after year in Iraq
10/29/2006 [-]
Bulgaria's incumbent faces nationalist in run-off
10/29/2006 [-]
Wind storm cuts power to thousands from Maine to Maryland
10/29/2006 [-]
Castro shown standing, talking on phone in new photos
10/29/2006 [-]
Mother of dead firefighter asks the guilty to come forward
10/29/2006 [-]
International Rights Watchdog Blasts Russia for Deporting Uzbek National
10/29/2006 [-]
Oilers blank Ovechkin, Caps
10/29/2006 [-]
Delhi blasts No closure for families
10/29/2006 [-]
The New Nation
10/29/2006 [-]
Standard Time Returns To Most States, Territories
10/29/2006 [-]
Egyptian nationals sentenced for slavery
10/29/2006 [-]
37 nations. What Jamaica that
10/29/2006 [-]
International Donors' Conference for Haiti Set for November 29
10/29/2006 [-]
European Nations Form New Group in Support of Democratic Cuba
10/29/2006 [-]
Tough state examination of Cuban fraud planned
10/29/2006 [-]
Morales' Gas Nationalization Complete
10/29/2006 [-]
Wis. Halloween Bash Ends Peacefully
10/29/2006 [-]
Wind Cuts Power to Thousands in N.Y.
10/29/2006 [-]
Amnesty International Statement at the opening of the Internet Governance Forum, Athens 2006
10/29/2006 [-]
7-Musharraf for easy access by common man to national resources .....
10/29/2006 [-]
Souder adds 58,000 in recent big-dollar donations
10/29/2006 [-]
Gani Backs National Assembly in Emergency Rule in Ekiti
10/29/2006 [-]
Foreign firms bow to Bolivia energy nationalization
10/29/2006 [-]
3rd District could reflect national election trend
10/29/2006 [-]
New chief Guantanamo complies with Geneva
10/29/2006 [-]
Slain journalist is remembered for courage
10/29/2006 [-]
Bush takes on Democrats over Iraq
10/29/2006 [-]
U.S. military death toll reaches 2,812 in Iraq
10/29/2006 [-]
Bheemraowada slum dwellers a worried lot
10/29/2006 [-]
Man confesses to e-mail threat to PM, Police
10/29/2006 [-]
Beijing to set up more outpatient clinics for rabies vaccination
10/29/2006 [-]
Elderly Turkish academic lands in hot water for unorthodox explanation of headscarves
10/29/2006 [-]
Meet The First Car Powered By Air
10/29/2006 [-]
Goldman Asked To Revisit Chilean Land Donation
10/29/2006 [-]
Calif. Fire Evacuees Return To Wreckage
10/29/2006 [-]
Berlusconi Lies About Donations To Children
10/29/2006 [-]
Budget Law Prodi, Start Of Tiring Coordination Work
10/29/2006 [-]
Republic of The Philippines joins international aflatoxin control project
10/29/2006 [-]
Strong typhoon makes landfall in Philippines as officials brace for possible disaster
10/29/2006 [-]
Plane with 104 aboard crashes in Nigeria
10/29/2006 [-]
Elvis' favorite amusement park ride headed to N.C.
10/29/2006 [-]
U.S. Troops Battle Insurgents North Of Baghdad
10/29/2006 [-]
Hubble decision nears
10/29/2006 [-]
Bush takes on Demos over Iraq, security
10/29/2006 [-]
Clawing their way toward Election Day
10/29/2006 [-]
Down and dirty
10/29/2006 [-]
U.S. Forces Foil Insurgent Ambush In Iraq
10/29/2006 [-]
FEMA To Turn Nation Churches Into The Whore Of Revelation
10/29/2006 [-]
Wildfire Evacuees Return Home To Ruins
10/29/2006 [-]
Over 100 Feared Killed In Nigeria Air Crash
10/29/2006 [-]
Morales' gas nationalisation complete
10/29/2006 [-]
Male drivers prove to be crash dummies
10/29/2006 [-]
Muslims thrash out plan to deal with Hilaly
10/29/2006 [-]
Poor soar at university
10/29/2006 [-]
Catholics and Carr wary of school chaplains plan
10/29/2006 [-]
104 Feared Dead In Nigerian Plane Crash
10/29/2006 [-]
Bulgaria's Nationalist President Runner Votes against the Mafia
10/29/2006 [-]
TVS team dominates National Supercross round
10/29/2006 [-]
HC seeks list of detained foreign nationals
10/29/2006 [-]
Report Authorities Fear Worst After Nigerian Airliner Crash
10/29/2006 [-]
No crash survivors on Nigerian airliner carrying 104 people
10/29/2006 [-]
Report Nigerian Airliner Crashes Near Capital
10/29/2006 [-]
Israeli foreign minister cancels trip to Qatar due to Palestinian's
10/29/2006 [-]
Iran critical of upcoming U.S.-led military exercise in the Persian
10/29/2006 [-]
Allies at odds over release of detainees
10/29/2006 [-]
Bush, prime minister talk
10/29/2006 [-]
Christian haunted houses aim to scare to salvation
10/29/2006 [-]
Over the moon about mission
10/29/2006 [-]
Shelling out more for oysters
10/29/2006 [-]
Hispanics rue city's new rules
10/29/2006 [-]
FALL BACK
10/29/2006 [-]
Can divorce sell cars? Ford's bold ad will tell
10/29/2006 [-]
The family that tattoos together . . .
10/29/2006 [-]
Chicago-born, leading in Mass.
10/29/2006 [-]
Outreach is Barcelona's tack with Latin Kings
10/29/2006 [-]
National City backs breast-cancer battle
10/29/2006 [-]
Citic Plans to Buy Nations Energy Assets
10/29/2006 [-]
Destinations
10/29/2006 [-]
International conference focuses on mesothelioma
10/29/2006 [-]
Internet emerges as voter information hub on candidates
10/29/2006 [-]
Heavy Winds Cut Power In Northeast
10/29/2006 [-]
Forced into runoff, Brazil's president turns up nationalist rhetoric
10/29/2006 [-]
Chile experiencing resurgence of national pride
10/29/2006 [-]
Briefs Census goof Boston grew, didn't decline
10/29/2006 [-]
Chicks' film ad ruffles feathers at networks
10/29/2006 [-]
Bolivia inks deals with all oil firms in connection with nationalization plan
10/29/2006 [-]
Protesters take over Agip oil facility in Nigeria
10/29/2006 [-]
Iran critical of upcoming U.S.-led military exercise in the Persian Gulf
10/29/2006 [-]
Arsonist urged to confess
10/29/2006 [-]
Prognosis is good for Hubble
10/29/2006 [-]
Schwarzenegger muscles his way to re-election
10/29/2006 [-]
Anti-terror teams face cuts
10/29/2006 [-]
Today's television interview shows
10/29/2006 [-]
Amazon River's flow reversed at least twice
10/29/2006 [-]
Kids are reading for speed — and getting nowhere
10/29/2006 [-]
Crisis plan confidential
10/29/2006 [-]
Appeal for calm during Delhi traders strike
10/29/2006 [-]
Male MPs resist Women's Bill Sonia
10/29/2006 [-]
New rule provides break for donations
10/29/2006 [-]
Castro to world I'm not dead
10/29/2006 [-]
Taliban chief rejects offer of peace talks
10/29/2006 [-]
'The Gerd Show' livens up staid German politics
10/29/2006 [-]
Former Contra fighters divided over Ortega
10/29/2006 [-]
A luxury hotel's dirty little secrets
10/29/2006 [-]
Mexican forces converge on Oaxaca city
10/29/2006 [-]
Fears usurp optimism in Congo vote
10/29/2006 [-]
Iraqi premier makes his case to Bush
10/29/2006 [-]
Pope speaks out on clerical abuse cases
10/29/2006 [-]
Even in death, Franco has the power to divide Spaniards
10/29/2006 [-]
Darfur conflict has old roots, affects millions
10/29/2006 [-]
Sharp rise in bribery cases tests integrity of U.S. border
10/29/2006 [-]
White House secrets safe as usher retires
10/29/2006 [-]
Redrawn districts help lock in status quo
10/29/2006 [-]
Official warns that deficit is a time bomb
10/29/2006 [-]
Wis. city fears party may be a monster bash
10/29/2006 [-]
Democratic takeover is remedy for Iraq failures, Va. hopeful says
10/29/2006 [-]
Crews gain against wildfire
10/29/2006 [-]
New ethics rules perturb NIH staff
10/29/2006 [-]
The doctor is in, after a long and arduous journey
10/29/2006 [-]
Daiwa Major wins Tenno-Sho
10/29/2006 [-]
Softbank Mobile a victim of its popularity as customers rush to switch from rivals
10/29/2006 [-]
Nearly 50 warships join in MSDF's annual fleet review
10/29/2006 [-]
Petrobras, Repsol To Sign Nationalization Deals
10/29/2006 [-]
Blast kills one in Pak
10/29/2006 [-]
Church must urgently rebuild confidence
10/29/2006 [-]
Pro-Taliban rally held in Pak
10/29/2006 [-]
Wind, rain wreak havoc on power grid
10/29/2006 [-]
Politician disputes waitress' claim
10/29/2006 [-]
Climate research center's oversight up for bidding
10/29/2006 [-]
Bush picks his battles in friendly country
10/29/2006 [-]
Partisan rhetoric even in wartime sets Bush apart
10/29/2006 [-]
Project chugs along with senator's help