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Bush to name Zoellick to succeed Wolfowitz as World Bank headreports+
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LEAD Bush to name Zoellick to succeed Wolfowitz as World Bank headreports+
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Robert Zoellick to lead World Bank
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2ND LD Bush to name Zoellick to succeed Wolfowitz as World Bank headreports+
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Strategies for data center automation
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Sybase iAnywhere Mobile Management and Security Trial DVD
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Microsoft puts eye in the sky over New York, other cities
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Google buys security software maker
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First to worst IT survey ranks 10 US cities for disaster preparedness
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Rice World should not soften on Iran
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Bush Taps Zoellick to Head World Bank
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Daily portraits make the world a smaller place
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Cindy Sheehan 'resigns' as anti-war protester
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Bush picks Robert Zoellick to lead World Bank, replacing Paul Wolfowitz
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TAIWAN Aboriginals should join worldwide rights movement
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Bush picks Zoellick as World Bank chief
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IBM can breach 'any' defence
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Spy charges absurd US
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Man steals 1 500 pairs of shoes
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Bush to tap Robert Zoellick to lead World Bank
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Zoellick expected to be named World Bank chief
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Zoellick picked as new World Bank chief
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Bush to name Zoellick on Tuesday to lead World Bank
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President Bush To Nominate Zoellick To Head World Bank and finance
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5 Britons Kidnapped; 10 GIs Die in Iraq
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Nigeria inaugurates a new president in first peaceful change of power for the nation
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World Bank economist urges global search for chief
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Oil pledge from Nigeria president
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US in TB flight infection warning
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SOUTHERN AFRICA One Million People Need AIDS Treatment
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Bush Picks World Bank Chief, Official Says
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Paedophile case prompts outrage in Portugal
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Official Bush Makes World Bank Choice
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UK, Libya unveil energy, defense deals on Blair trip
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Qatar to create 'democracy centre' for Arab world