06/28/2007 [-]
Japan's former PM Kiichi Miyazawa dies
06/28/2007 [-]
U.N. agency says Bangladesh capital growing fast
06/28/2007 [-]
Japan's former PM Kiichi Miyazawa dies at age 87
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Bombs kill 25, three UK troops in Iraq
06/28/2007 [-]
Car bomb hits foreign forces in Kabul
06/28/2007 [-]
Opera House joins elite list of World Heritage sites
06/28/2007 [-]
Pilot, 23, ends round-the-world solo trip
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Fireworks injure 526 in Italy
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Italy's Left Looks Beyond Prodi AP
06/28/2007 [-]
UN cultural watchdog renames Auschwitz death camp; warns Iraq cultural treasures in danger
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Baghdad blast kills 20
06/28/2007 [-]
World Heritage Committee inscribes four new cultural sites on UNESCO's World Heritage List
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UNESCO to place remains of silver mine in Shimane on World Heritage List
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Three British soldiers killed in Iraq bombing
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Rights group slams Philippine govt over killings
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Afghanistan must not rush to WTO membership Oxfam
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Census Shows Losses In Nation's Big Cities
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New York Hit By Another Blackout, But Only For 48 Minutes
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Drugs Linked To Birth Defects
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Wiretapping Probe Targets Bush Team
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U.N. Inspectors Set To Visit Reactor
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Fashion Designer Liz Claiborne, 78, Dies
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Gas Quotas Spark Protest
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Abuses Echo From CIA Past
06/28/2007 [-]
AMA calls for more gaming research
06/28/2007 [-]
Antidepressants little risk to newborns
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Health news briefs
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06/28/2007 [-]
Poll finds rise in distrust of world's major leaders
06/28/2007 [-]
U.S. growth continues to shift south, west
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Surge puts world cities on fast track to trouble
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Postcard from the edge a topsy-turvy life in Lagos
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Body may be that of ancient Egyptian queen
06/28/2007 [-]
Pilot, 23, finishes solo round-the-world flight
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World's rich keep getting richer
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Inspectors to visit key North Korea nuclear reactor
06/28/2007 [-]
Antidepressants' link to birth defects small
06/28/2007 [-]
Central Texas floods strand some on roofs
06/28/2007 [-]
No bail for Georgia man during appeal
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Utah man who snatched gun from escapee 'I couldn't let go'
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Baghdad car bomb kills 20 amid talk of factional progress
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Gas rationing ignites riots in Iran
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Margaret Mary Davies, professor with passion for world affairs and academia, dies at 94
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Subpoenas renew fight on domestic surveillance
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Revived immigration bill faces key procedural vote
06/28/2007 [-]
Coulter's remarks cited in fundraising by Edwards
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In Britain, Blair exits and Brown enters
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Kevin Eubanks and Carrie Underwood voted world's sexiest vegetarians
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Kabul 'suicide attack' kills two
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Baghdad rush hour bomb 'kills 20'
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'It's done, now what?' Young Jamaican pilot sets two world records
06/28/2007 [-]
Pakistanis hail Aisam's Wimbledon win
06/28/2007 [-]
Sri Lanka record their biggest win against Bangladesh
06/28/2007 [-]
Three militants killed by own bomb in Pakistan
06/28/2007 [-]
Memorials held for Cambodian air crash victims
06/28/2007 [-]
Bishops summoned as Chinese Catholics await pope's letter
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UN calls for peaceful ETimor polls
06/28/2007 [-]
Lebanese troops, gunmen clash in north Lebanon
06/28/2007 [-]
Philippine military waging 'dirty war' on left HRW
06/28/2007 [-]
Taliban free 18 mine clearers held for six days
06/28/2007 [-]
Kabul suicide attack kills 2 Americans police
06/28/2007 [-]
People fed up with world leaders study
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'Hole in the wall' cash machine celebrates 40th anniversary
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World millionaires' club numbers 9.5 million research
06/28/2007 [-]
Car bomb kills 20 at Baghdad bus station
06/28/2007 [-]
UNESCO Committee Renames Auschwitz
06/28/2007 [-]
Grenada coup leaders ordered freed
06/28/2007 [-]
Spain gets news world heritage site
06/28/2007 [-]
Gordon Brown Time for Change
06/28/2007 [-]
Suicide bomber hits NATO convoy in Kabul
06/28/2007 [-]
Malaysia welcomes Bush's plan for first-ever U.S. envoy to Islamic bloc
06/28/2007 [-]
Man Cut While Fighting Escapee in Arby's
06/28/2007 [-]
Fujimori Running for Japan's Parliament
06/28/2007 [-]
White House, Cheney's Office Subpoenaed
06/28/2007 [-]
AMA dilutes video-game threat
06/28/2007 [-]
Senate issues eavesdropping subpoenas
06/28/2007 [-]
Hunt for Iwo Jima filmer reveals caves
06/28/2007 [-]
Iranians take fuel-rationing anger out on gas stations
06/28/2007 [-]
S Korea to withdraw all troops from Iraq
06/28/2007 [-]
Bad weather disrupting Timor poll leadup
06/28/2007 [-]
Opera House makes World Heritage list
06/28/2007 [-]
Suicide blast on foreign forces in Kabul, casualties
06/28/2007 [-]
Chinese diaspora villages made World Heritage site
06/28/2007 [-]
U.S. Faces More Distrust From World, Poll Shows
06/28/2007 [-]
Japan's Iwami silver mine to become World Heritage site+
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FBI enlists scuba instructors
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Brown to name his team
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S Lanka rejects death probe claim
06/28/2007 [-]
Bad weather foils Pakistan rescue
06/28/2007 [-]
Grenada frees three coup leaders
06/28/2007 [-]
Gorillaz team and Chinese director to show Monkey opera to world
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Judge in Grenada to free 3 of 13 jailed coup leaders
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Chris Benoit meets with his personal physician day of killing
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Louisiana bans cockfighting sport
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Protesters attempt to stop Brazil river project
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Visa Scores World Cup Sponsorship
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India's push for world's cheapest car means low profits
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Poll says distrust of U.S., Bush growing around the world
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21 Convicted in Kazakh AIDS Case AP
06/28/2007 [-]
Japan Industrial Production Dropped in May
06/28/2007 [-]
A State Questions UBS Ties to Hedge Funds
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Citigroup Unit in Australia Cleared of Insider Trading
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European Regulator Blocks Ryanair Bid for Aer Lingus
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Second Company Bids for Canadian Newspapers
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Alitalia Seeks Another Suitor After Aeroflot Withdraws
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New Commitment to Charity by Mexican Phone Tycoon
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U.N. Official Is Expected to Become Chief Prosecutor for War Crimes Tribunal
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Runner will be treading on a world record
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Presidential hopeful Edwards responds to Ann Coulter's comments in Houston
06/28/2007 [-]
U.N. Population Agency Half the World Soon to Be in Cities
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Bell Canada offers BlackBerry 8830 World Edition
06/28/2007 [-]
- All 22 People Killed in Cambodia Crash
06/28/2007 [-]
'I hated it,' Paris Hilton says of time in jail
06/28/2007 [-]
US calls for 'immediate' release of Myanmar AIDS activist
06/28/2007 [-]
Peru's Fujimori runs for seat in Japan's parliament
06/28/2007 [-]
New Zealand to ban 'party pills'
06/28/2007 [-]
South Korea readies for troop pullout from Iraq
06/28/2007 [-]
2 soldiers killed in Sri Lanka blast
06/28/2007 [-]
'World is watching the Indo-US N-deal'
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World Soul of ska
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Iranians erupt with anger at gas rationing
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Google Desktop Finally Out for Linux
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Enough in the Orinoco Belt to make Venezuela world's biggest source of oil
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Nicaragua leader in Iran,calls for new world order
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World Heritage Committee Pasifika Evening
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South Korea to screen world premier of Speilberg's 'Transformers'
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South Korea Has World's Lowest Infant Mortality Rate
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Magnitude 6.7 quake hits remote PNG region
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Riches Of The Rich Rose 11% In '06
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Number of millionaires worldwide growing
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- Egypt Says Mummy of Queen Discovered
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Egypt Says Mummy of Queen Discovered AP
06/28/2007 [-]
Visa to sponsor 2010 and 2014 soccer world cups
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Israelis Kill 11 Militants Inside Gaza; 2 Civilians Die
06/28/2007 [-]
Police crackdown in Rio shantytown
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'Drive' to promote Military World Games
06/28/2007 [-]
Report Fujimori has accepted offer to run in Japanese parliamentary race
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- Report Fujimori to Run in Japan Vote
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Hard work starts for Belgium's likely premier
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UN issues desertification warning
06/28/2007 [-]
U.N. Inspectors To Check N. Korean Reactor
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Stolen Car Crashes & Kills Innocent Driver During Chase
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U.N. report says decision time on council reform
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Desertification threat to global stability U.N. study
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Wealth of world's richest grows in 2006
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Officials bicker over how an inmate was allowed to kill a cellmate. Twice.
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No shortage of challenges for Brown as PM, press say
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FTC is Neutral on Net Neutrality
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Sivaji-The Boss begins virtual world conquest
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U.S. Military Deaths in Iraq at 3,568 AP
06/28/2007 [-]
US 'deeply troubled' by North Korea missile launch
06/28/2007 [-]
'I hated it,' Paris Hilton says of time in jail
06/28/2007 [-]
World Bank Supports Transport Improvements in Central Africa
06/28/2007 [-]
US calls for 'immediate' release of Myanmar AIDS activist
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UN team heads to NKorea's atomic reactor
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World Directory in Uruguay refers to Syria's civilized achievements
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Reassurance on Antidepressants
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Immigration Bill Faces Crucial Vote
06/28/2007 [-]
Son-in-law of Egypt's Nasser and suspected Israeli double agent found dead in London
06/28/2007 [-]
To heal Russia's ailing health system, Kremlin must tackle corrupt doctors, nurses
06/28/2007 [-]
Oil companies see risks in Venezuela but face few alternatives, analysts say
06/28/2007 [-]
Party chief Former Peruvian leader Fujimori has decided to run in Japanese parliamentary race
06/28/2007 [-]
World's distrust of US grows massive poll
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What has become of World Bank 's offer of 10bn for poverty reduction
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Sao Paulo gay pride parade attracts more than one million people
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Sao Paulo gay pride parade draws more than 3 million
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Sao Paulo hosts world's largest gay pride parade
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Judge in Grenada orders release of 3 jailed coup leaders
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World Heritage Committee approves renaming of Auschwitz death camp
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World Heritage Committee renames Auschwitz death camp
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World's largest ice sheetin 'stable' condition
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China now world's biggest greenhouse gas emitter
06/28/2007 [-]
Soap to clean up Afghan economy
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China's karst landscapes inscribed in World Heritage List
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U.N. report calls desertification one of greatest environmental threats facing many nations
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U.N. nuclear inspectors head to North Korean reactor site
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The Pirates Bore in 'At World's End'
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The Largest Gay Pride Parade in the World
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Australian court clears Citigroup of insider trading
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U.S. to increase focus on Al-Qaida in Iraq
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Iran, world's 3rd-biggest gas consumer in '06
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Iraq rushes to guard its mosques
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Why Russia is against Kosovo plan
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Bold gambit for disjointed UN oneness
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Tearful Blair bids farewell with paean to politics
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06/28/2007 [-]
World delegates endorse climate road map
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3 killed in Multan blast
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World`s biggest hacking competition in 10 Indonesian cities
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Bush hopes to cement ties with Islamic world
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Three sites put on world heritage list
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Major powers losing world's public support
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Mid-East diary Blair's new job
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Hamas criticises Blair envoy job
06/28/2007 [-]
Monitors to visit N Korea reactor
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Chavez in Russia for arms talks
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U.N. nuke inspectors go to reactor
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Dating game adapts to Baghdad bombs
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Touring Iceland Seeing a different world
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World Bank approves 600 m aid to farmers
06/28/2007 [-]
Where in the World is Habeas Corpus?
06/28/2007 [-]
World Heritage sites chosen
06/28/2007 [-]
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2 Iranian Gas Stations Burned Over Rationing
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World War II relic found at Woodlands construction site
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India's push for world's cheapest car means low profits
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Bail denied for Trinidad terror suspects
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China's Kaiping Diaolou inscribed on World Heritage List
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China's Hu sees bright future for Hong Kong
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Iranians still planning attacks in Iraq U.S.
06/28/2007 [-]
Brown to name Cabinet on first day as British PM
06/28/2007 [-]
Paris Hilton describes jail as 'traumatic'
06/28/2007 [-]
White House, Dick Cheney's office subpoenaed
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Locusts ravage Somalian orchards
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Memo From Islamabad As Pakistans Chief Looks Ahead, Army Holds the Cards
06/28/2007 [-]
After Decade as Prime Minister, Blair Yields Role to Gordon Brown
06/28/2007 [-]
In West Bank, Hamas Is Silent but Never Ignored
06/28/2007 [-]
Wider Use of Latin Mass Likely, Vatican Officials Say
06/28/2007 [-]
UN monitors head to NKorea reactor site
06/28/2007 [-]
Man in teen-sex case must stay in prison for appeal
06/28/2007 [-]
Studies link antidepressant use to birth defects
06/28/2007 [-]
Liz Claiborne
06/28/2007 [-]
Blair steps down as England's prime minister
06/28/2007 [-]
Pope vote reverts to old ways
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World Wildlife Fund Warns Against Plan To Dump Iron Dust In Open Ocean
06/28/2007 [-]
U.N. said Half the world soon to be in cities
06/28/2007 [-]
Police kill 18 suspected drug traffickers in intense Rio slum operation, official says
06/28/2007 [-]
N. Korea will allow U.N. nuclear inspectors to visit reactor slated to be dismantled
06/28/2007 [-]
Calif. Court Barred Contact Between Ohio Murder Suspect & Daughter
06/28/2007 [-]
Five Cheerleaders Killed in Crash
06/28/2007 [-]
Brief Power Outage Snarls Traffic in New York
06/28/2007 [-]
Strike halts work on Anguilla resort
06/28/2007 [-]
Opera House awaits world heritage nod
06/28/2007 [-]
World Health Organization Releases New Plan to Contain Drug-Resistant TB
06/28/2007 [-]
U.N. report Desertification a threat
06/28/2007 [-]
World Bank nod for farm credit
06/28/2007 [-]
Graft Plagues Russian Health Care
06/28/2007 [-]
IAEA team heads for North Korea nuclear facility
06/28/2007 [-]
Parts of New York hit with hour-long blackout
06/28/2007 [-]
NASA Harnesses Power of Virtual Worlds for Exploration, Outreach
06/28/2007 [-]
Heavy rains flood central Texas; storms foil rooftop rescue attempts
06/28/2007 [-]
Senate kills bids to make legalization tougher for unlawful immigrants
06/28/2007 [-]
Two boys arrested in death of girl whose burned body was
06/28/2007 [-]
Senate subpoenas White House, Cheney's office
06/28/2007 [-]
The World Can Live Without Microsoft
06/28/2007 [-]
World Bank nod for 600-m. farm credit
06/28/2007 [-]
World Crisis of Confidence in Bush
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'Old politics' out, vows Brown
06/28/2007 [-]
Korea Has World's Lowest Infant Mortality Rate
06/28/2007 [-]
Red Hat profit rises on 42% revenue hike
06/28/2007 [-]
World Heritage List adds three sites
06/28/2007 [-]
Gebrselassie breaks two world marks
06/28/2007 [-]
Floors has the World Cup on his mind
06/28/2007 [-]
World's rich splash their wealth on yachts and jets
06/28/2007 [-]
World Cannot Afford Nuclear Climate Solution Report
06/28/2007 [-]
IBM Triples Performance of World's Fastest Supercomputer
06/28/2007 [-]
North Korea allowing U.N. nuclear inspectors to visit reactor slated to be dismantled
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U.S. "deeply troubled" by N. Korea missile firing
06/27/2007 [-]
Nasser son-in-law and intelligence agent dead in London
06/27/2007 [-]
Youngest, and First Black Pilot to Fly Around the World Lands in Mobile
06/27/2007 [-]
Clinton, Richardson Fault Policy on Iran AP
06/27/2007 [-]
- Iran's Gas Rationing Sets Off Violence
06/27/2007 [-]
EU diplomats say deal reached with U.S. on sharing air passenger data
06/27/2007 [-]
Laura Bush promotes insecticide spraying to combat malaria during visit to Mozambique
06/27/2007 [-]
Colombian navy captures alleged rebel accused of recent deadly bombings
06/27/2007 [-]
Gordon Brown takes power in Britain after Parliament pays emotional farewell to Tony Blair
06/27/2007 [-]
Wrestler 'used choke hold on son'
06/27/2007 [-]
Blackouts, fires plague Greece
06/27/2007 [-]
Police kill 18 suspected drug traffickers in Rio de Janeiro, official says
06/27/2007 [-]
Pilot lands, claims to be youngest to fly around world solo
06/27/2007 [-]
Louisiana to Ban Cockfighting AP
06/27/2007 [-]
- Louisiana to Ban Cockfighting
06/27/2007 [-]
Senate Votes To Take Up Immigration Bill Again
06/27/2007 [-]
Mummy Identified As Egypt's Hatshepsut
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House Search Uncovers Steroi
06/27/2007 [-]
A Closer Look Below The Surface
06/27/2007 [-]
House Search Uncovers Steroids
06/27/2007 [-]
Iraqi Security Forces Faulted
06/27/2007 [-]
Prisoner's Bid Draws Big Costs, Experts
06/27/2007 [-]
CIA Displays Its `Family Jewels'
06/27/2007 [-]
War's Toll Heavy For Many Iraqi Children
06/27/2007 [-]
NATION / WORLD IN BRIEF
06/27/2007 [-]
Mafia hired to kill Castro
06/27/2007 [-]
21 Kazakhstan Medical Workers Infected Kids With HIV, Court Rules
06/27/2007 [-]
Couple Sentenced For Giving Fatal Heroin Dose To 13-Year-Old Boy
06/27/2007 [-]
Georgia Man Will Stay In Jail During Appeal In Teen Consensual Sex Case
06/27/2007 [-]
More Than 18 Inches Of Rain Hit Central Texas
06/27/2007 [-]
Lawmakers From Developing World & Europe Compromise On Zimbabwe
06/27/2007 [-]
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Miss World 2007 Melissa Patton is Miss Northern Ireland 2007
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Colombian navy captures alleged rebel
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- Colombia Violence Dims Hope for Hostages
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Rising Colombian violence dampens hopes for deal to free Colombia's kidnapped
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10. European stocks end lower
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9. London stocks down
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8. US stocks rally after wobbly day of trading
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7. US CDC panel advises wider use of meningitis jab
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6. Birth defect risk from antidepressants low studies
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5. U.S. 'deeply troubled' by N.Korea missile firing
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Hands on The latest Delphi software
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Fire Crews Get Break As Winds Hold Off
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2 teens arrested in death of Arizona girl
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DEATHS IN THE DANGEROUS WORLD OF WRESTLING
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Sword of the New World Unsheathes Beta
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EU's Carbon Plan May Be Illegal
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Larry/Paris 'Second Biggest Guest You Can Get In The World?'
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'MISSING LINK' STEM CELLS MAY SPEED RACE FOR CURES
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World Bank to Lend India 600 Million to Help Farmers
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India, U.S. strike conciliatory note after Doha feud
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Gitmo detainee ill after refusing aid
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Pakistan cyclone leaves 21 dead
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Gebrselassie sets world record in 1-hour run
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A year on, Cider takes Mac game world by storm
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Poor nations face new health challenges
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Poor nations face new health challenges World Bank
06/27/2007 [-]
Study Shows Growth in World Energy Use Slows, Remains Strong in China and finance
06/27/2007 [-]
Credit card leader Capital 1 Corp. to cut 2,000 jobs
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Governors tour fire area as threat continues in Nevada and California
06/27/2007 [-]
Senate subpoenas White House, Cheney's office, for documents related to eavesdropping
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NYC power failure zaps subway, traffic lights
06/27/2007 [-]
5. Gene trick reverses retardation in mice study
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4. Dads, moms equally likely to pass MS risk to kids
06/27/2007 [-]
Indians trust US, world doesn't study
06/27/2007 [-]
Rice Hopeful US-India Pact Not Far Off AP
06/27/2007 [-]
Saudi religious cops implicated in death
06/27/2007 [-]
Playboy Mansion to open in Macau
06/27/2007 [-]
Israel forces kill 12 in Gaza
06/27/2007 [-]
Supporters score victories in early votes on immigration amendments
06/27/2007 [-]
Bald eagle, national symbol, to be removed from endangered list
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All the Queen's men and some women
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Bail denied for U.S. man jailed for consensual teen sex
06/27/2007 [-]
Hamas scorns Blair as ME envoy
06/27/2007 [-]
Biggest Order Of Steinway Baby Grands In 170 Years
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Oak Ridge's 'Jaguar' world's second-fastest supercomputer
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Gonzales DOJ committed to fighting cybercrime
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Tech vendors disagree on patent reform
06/27/2007 [-]
Intel to lay off 800 workers in Colorado
06/27/2007 [-]
Gebrselassie beats two world marks
06/27/2007 [-]
In burst of violence, Israeli troops kill 11 Palestinians in Gaza
06/27/2007 [-]
- Israeli troops move into Gaza; 13 Palestinians killed
06/27/2007 [-]
600 mn World Bank loan for farmers in 12 Indian states
06/27/2007 [-]
Wells Fargo, Visa test pay-by-phone in United States
06/27/2007 [-]
Spanish town's mayor says his city is not No. 2 for world cocaine consumption
06/27/2007 [-]
For ATMs around the world, it's business as usual on 40th birthday
06/27/2007 [-]
Tutu calls for better media reporting of religion
06/27/2007 [-]
Losses narrow at Waterford
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DDR3 memory standard bows
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DOJ committed to fighting piracy, cybercrime, Gonzalez says
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More than half of world soon to live in cities UN
06/27/2007 [-]
Eastern Europe Off the beaten path and into the Old World
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06/27/2007 [-]
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06/27/2007 [-]
Power outage cuts trains, traffic lights in New York City
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Russia tycoon faces new trial
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Huge heist Gang 'disguised'
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Judge fired for brothel visit
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06/27/2007 [-]
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06/27/2007 [-]
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06/27/2007 [-]
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06/27/2007 [-]
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06/27/2007 [-]
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06/27/2007 [-]
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06/27/2007 [-]
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06/27/2007 [-]
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06/27/2007 [-]
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06/27/2007 [-]
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06/27/2007 [-]
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06/27/2007 [-]
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06/27/2007 [-]
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06/27/2007 [-]
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06/27/2007 [-]
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06/27/2007 [-]
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Iran training fighters in Iraq
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Disney World accused of profiling black teens
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UNESCO adds three natural sites to its World Heritage List
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Blair becomes Mideast envoy
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No bond for teen sex offender
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Bush condemns radical Muslims in visit to mosque
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World Bank loan for India farmers
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Russian Agents Kill Ex-Gitmo Detainee
06/27/2007 [-]
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Half of world's population to live in cities by 2008
06/27/2007 [-]
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06/27/2007 [-]
Strict rules govern the use of World Cup logo
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Council of Europe human rights chief to visit Moscow next week
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Ukraine leader calls for referendum on Constitution 1
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Russia hands over Akhalkalaki military base to Georgia 1
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06/27/2007 [-]
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06/27/2007 [-]
Flooding soaks parts of Oklahoma, Texas
06/27/2007 [-]
World's rich splash out on yachts, jets, art
06/27/2007 [-]
ProSieben acquires SBS Broadcasting
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China audit says 1.9B stolen or misused
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Polish central bank raises interest rate
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Berezovsky criticizes trial
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Rolls-Royce wins Singapore order
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Gordon Brown is new British PM
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Standing ovation for emotional Blair
06/27/2007 [-]
Bush names envoy to organization that promotes Muslim solidarity
06/27/2007 [-]
Microsoft to test education PC in India
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AMA says excessive video gaming is problem
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Rain, heat kills dozens
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Brown promises change
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5 school girls die in head-on crash
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Top500 supercomputers HP wins on share, IBM on performance
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Brown confirmed as new PM official
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Sudan president's Darfur adviser killed in road crash
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Nigeria admits oil workers killed in rescue operation
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Brown vows 'new government with new priorities'
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Brown confirmed as Britain's new PM official
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Pope shakes up Vatican team
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World Bank gives millions to Philippines
06/27/2007 [-]
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World Wildlife Fund Warns Against Iron Dumping Experiment Near the Galapagos Islands
06/27/2007 [-]
Car billed as world's oldest up for sale
06/27/2007 [-]
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06/27/2007 [-]
China shuts 180 food factories for using dangerous products
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Amnesty urges Iran to halt child executions
06/27/2007 [-]
British PM Gordon Brown vows change
06/27/2007 [-]
People Carrie Underwood, Kevin Eubanks named world's sexiest vegetarians
06/27/2007 [-]
Brown becomes new British prime minister following resignation by an emotional Blair
06/27/2007 [-]
Iraqi official accused of killings
06/27/2007 [-]
'No new Basque killings'
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Auschwitz renaming approved
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Israelis kill 10 Palestinians
06/27/2007 [-]
Brown replaces Blair as British PM
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EU to provide 40 million in humanitarian aid for Gaza
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Russians praise mayor's Moscow revamp
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Homosexuality = satan, says mayor
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Pilot I'm Youngest To Fly Solo Around World
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World Bank lends Bulgaria €90 million for road rehabilitation
06/27/2007 [-]
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UNESCO pledges to help Iraq restore bombed Shiite shrine
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Belgian king undergoes surgery after breaking hip
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06/27/2007 [-]
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Militia groups told to disarm
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06/27/2007 [-]
Tony Blair Steps Down
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China Announces Slavery Crackdown
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Masdar awards feasibility study for the world's largest carbon capture & storage project
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Israeli attacks kill 10 Palestinians in Gaza
06/27/2007 [-]
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Blair resigns as prime minister
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Report says half of world's population will live in urban areas by next year
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Samsung crams digital TV into a single chip
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British PM Blair tenders resignation to queen
06/27/2007 [-]
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06/27/2007 [-]
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Serb FM NATO to boost security for Serb minority in Kosovo
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06/27/2007 [-]
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06/27/2007 [-]
Blair resigns as UK Prime Minister
06/27/2007 [-]
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All 22 people killed in Cambodia crash
06/27/2007 [-]
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06/27/2007 [-]
Tony Blair officially resigns as Britain's Prime Minister
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France Teenager Dies on Disneyland Ride
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Canada Native Protests Planned for National Day
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France Chirac Faces Corruption Inquiry
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Russian Says Britains MI6 Tried to Recruit Him
06/27/2007 [-]
Spain 3 Suspected Qaeda Recruiters Arrested
06/27/2007 [-]
Pope Tightens Voting Rules for Election of Successors
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Kenya World Bank Approves US80 Million HIV/AIDS Program in Country
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UN inspectors visit nuclear reactor in N. Korea
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Blair delivers resignation as PM to the Queen
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Microsoft launches Windows Live file sharing beta
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Dell bundles free online storage with new PCs
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Idol Carrie Underwood crowned the Worlds Sexiest Vegetarian
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UN Half the world soon to be in cities
06/27/2007 [-]
China, Korea, Madagascar win World Heritage Site listings
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World heritage status for Madagascar
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Three new natural sites inscribed on UNESCO World Heritage List
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06/27/2007 [-]
Blair exit robs Zimbabwe opposition of sponsor Mugabe
06/27/2007 [-]
Senior judge says legal crisis has damaged Pakistan
06/27/2007 [-]
Blair leaves Downing Street for last time
06/27/2007 [-]
Laura Bush arrives in Mozambique, announces malaria grants
06/27/2007 [-]
Hatshepsut tomb found in Egypt
06/27/2007 [-]
Tony Blair leaving but not apologizing for putting troops in Iraq
06/27/2007 [-]
Contents of text messages sent by wrestler Chris Benoit released
06/27/2007 [-]
Federer, Henin Highlight Wimbledon Tod
06/27/2007 [-]
How Code, Market Sha
06/27/2007 [-]
Sun to donate Cluster code to OpenSolaris community
06/27/2007 [-]
Tony Blair salutes courage of British armed forces
06/27/2007 [-]
Distrust of U.S., Bush and wariness of Russia, China grow
06/27/2007 [-]
Mugabe threatens to seize firms over 'dirty tricks'
06/27/2007 [-]
Marty condemns 'wall of silence' over CIA prisons
06/27/2007 [-]
World must plan for urban milestone
06/27/2007 [-]
Blair likely to be named Quartet's Mideast envoy
06/27/2007 [-]
Warrant issued for Sunni official
06/27/2007 [-]
Israelis, Palestinians clash in Gaza
06/27/2007 [-]
Deadly chemicals found in food
06/27/2007 [-]
Busted... twice in one day
06/27/2007 [-]
Topless Merkel 'tasteless'
06/27/2007 [-]
Defiant Blair bows out
06/27/2007 [-]
Flooding hits Okla., Texas
06/27/2007 [-]
Today is Tony Blair's final day as Britain's Prime Minister
06/27/2007 [-]
Unbearably hot weather kills 10 in Italy over 2 days