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Newsreader in hot water after on-air gaffe
01/16/2007 [-]
Commander wants Afghan tours extended
01/16/2007 [-]
U.S. doctors to get free e-prescribing software
01/16/2007 [-]
Dell enters rugged notebook market
01/16/2007 [-]
Castro recovery slow, involves health risk Chavez
01/16/2007 [-]
Baghdad bombs kill 100, U.N. says 34,000 died in '06
01/16/2007 [-]
Countries slow spread of AIDS to kids, but picture bleak UNICEF
01/16/2007 [-]
Recent EU entrants will need migrants World Bank
01/16/2007 [-]
DA leaks wounds after backstabbing
01/16/2007 [-]
U.S. may extend combat tours in Afghanistan
01/16/2007 [-]
Obama moves closer to White House bid
01/16/2007 [-]
World of Warcraft Unpacked
01/16/2007 [-]
Leopard hunt after 3 children killed in Kashmir
01/16/2007 [-]
Chavez plays down report of Castro's 'grave' condition
01/16/2007 [-]
Scores killed in Baghdad blasts
01/16/2007 [-]
Chavez' move against TV spurs outcry
01/16/2007 [-]
Chavez' Move Against TV Spurs Outcry
01/16/2007 [-]
Salesforce.com encourages imitators
01/16/2007 [-]
Storm's Death Toll Hits 46 in 7 States
01/16/2007 [-]
Ukrainian MP wounded while hunting
01/16/2007 [-]
EMI, Baidu launch streaming music service in China
01/16/2007 [-]
Iranian leader faces rebellion
01/16/2007 [-]
Iraq edges closer to Iran, with or without U.S
01/16/2007 [-]
Russia On High Alert For Possible Attack
01/16/2007 [-]
New far-right group facing legal battle in EU assembly
01/16/2007 [-]
World of Warcraft Expansion Burns Up Retailers
01/16/2007 [-]
Sony ships 1m PS3s in Japan, 2m worldwide
01/16/2007 [-]
Castro prognosis 'very grave'
01/16/2007 [-]
World Bank contributes one million dollars to High Street Project
01/16/2007 [-]
Spanish paper Castro in 'grave' condition after 3 failed operations
01/16/2007 [-]
Italy to give green light to U.S. air base expansion
01/16/2007 [-]
Rallying Rodrigues wins Dakar 10th stage
01/16/2007 [-]
Nigerians divided over Vogts choice
01/16/2007 [-]
Saudi Arabia rules out emergency OPEC meeting
01/16/2007 [-]
Jordan's Petra finalist in race for new seven wonders
01/16/2007 [-]
Military service goes hand-in-hand with tennis in Israel
01/16/2007 [-]
Smith brings Weir to Rangers
01/16/2007 [-]
Italy to give green light to U.S. air base expansion
01/16/2007 [-]
Second Argentine judge orders Isabel Peron arrested
01/16/2007 [-]
Bosnian Serb changes plea at UN tribunal
01/16/2007 [-]
Nigerian gunmen kill 12 in oil dispute
01/16/2007 [-]
Israel, a Glimmer of Hope in a Darkening World, by Paul V. Rafferty
01/16/2007 [-]
Decision on charges may come soon in Lebanese custody case
01/16/2007 [-]
World of Warcraft The Burning Crusade Launches
01/16/2007 [-]
Appeals court throws 'millennium bomber' sentence
01/16/2007 [-]
Appeals court vacates sentence of 'millennium bomber'