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07/15/2007 [-]
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Pakistan Militants End Peace Agreement
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07/15/2007 [-]
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Polio scare on Bangkok flight
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No intelligence abuses reported
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Two Australians killed in Iraq
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£300m to settle clergy abuse claims
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Terror suspect appears in Australian court
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N Korea shuts down Yongbyon reactor US
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North Korea confirms nuclear reactor shut report
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Heavy fighting in north Lebanon camp
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Lebanese factions hold second day of talks in France
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Fatah militants renounce Israel violence
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Japan on typhoon alert
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8th World Hindi Conference witnesses sizeable presence of Indian Diaspora
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Russia rejects arms-control restraints
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North Korea's reactor shut down
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Ethiopia, World Bank sign over 200 mn grant, loan agreement
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Newspaper Waiter recounts poisoning of former Russian agent
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Suicide attacks, roadside bombing kill 14 in northwestern Pakistan
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Risks rising for Afghan female journalists
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L.A. archdiocese to pay US660M in settlement
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Ten Pakistani soldiers killed near Afghan border
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Los Angeles Archdiocese To Pay 660 Million
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Regional FBI Division Reviewed
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Russia Makes Good On Threat
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Iraqi Leader U.S. Troops Can Leave
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LA Church 'in record abuse deal'
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LA Church 'in record abuse deal'
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LA church sale to fund sex claims
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LA 'abuse priests' were moved on
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Republican Gilmore ends presidential bid
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Wisconsin bill outlines rules for pet custody
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Text-messaging a factor in New York crash?
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Russia suspends arms-control treaty
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Doctor charged in failed Britain terror plots
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Cocaine traffic shifts to Bolivia
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China flags U.S. meat, alleging contamination
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Bombers strike convoys; at least 34 killed
07/15/2007 [-]
1,000-plus pay tribute to Lady Bird
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Democrats pull ahead in fundraising
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Nuclear reactor shut down, North Korea says
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660M to settle claims of Los Angeles clergy abuse
07/15/2007 [-]
Iraq's leader says U.S. can leave any time it likes
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First GOP candidate drops out
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No execution stay in police killing
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Oil royalty fund hits 40 billion
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UN checks N Korea 'nuclear halt'
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Third doctor charged in Britain
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Rising fuel costs hit armed forces hard
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Every dog has his day in court
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A greasy green revolution
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McCain seeks to reclaim N.H. voters
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Marine says troops were ordered to amp up violence against Iraqis
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Abuse deal reached in L.A.
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Getting a lesson in retail inside world's busiest Costco
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Australia says Al-Qaeda 'disrupted and degraded'
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North Korea reactor shut, U. S. says
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Four shot dead after heavy Sri Lanka fighting
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3rd suspect charged in failed bombings
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Marine says beatings urged in Iraq
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Russia freezes role in arms control treaty
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Saudis' role in Iraq insurgency outlined
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North Korea says reactor is shut down
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The Globalist Quiz
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3d person charged in UK terror plot
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American deaths
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Russia suspends arms-limitation pact
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Bomber kills 24 Pakistani troops
07/15/2007 [-]
Iraqi leader shrugs off US doubts
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Chinese girl crowned Miss Deaf World 2007
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Telescope gazes skies for 1st time
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38 die in Pakistan bomb attacks
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Brown boosts Labour
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New Osama video
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Holocaust archives inaccessible no longer
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UN inspectors to verify NKorea's reported nuclear shutdown
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Troops killed in Pakistan explosive attack police
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Powerful typhoon lashes Japan coast, kills three
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Australia says Al-Qaeda 'disrupted and degraded'
07/15/2007 [-]
Sri Lanka toasts its favourite Tamil Muralitharan
07/15/2007 [-]
Libya meeting seeks to unify Darfur peace jumble
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Swiss CEO of new Bangalore airport in race against time
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Austria, Czech Republic reach Under-20 World Cup semis
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Students welcomed to the 'real world'
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North Korea says reactor shut down
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Al-Maliki Iraq can stand on its own
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Israel to stop hunting scores of Fatah militants
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Airline passengers exposed to polio get shots
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Austria ousts U.S. at Under-20 World Cup
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Homage to '72 antiwar hopeful
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Manila terror law draws criticism
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Troops killed in Pakistan attack
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Bin Laden's deputy behind the Red Mosque bloodbath
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McHenry, Md. sale aids needy around the world
07/15/2007 [-]
North Korea reactor shut, U.S. says
07/15/2007 [-]
Search for the world in one city
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Beijing halts U.S. animal products
07/15/2007 [-]
Elderly Italians lean on immigrants for care
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Suicide bomber kills 24 soldiers
07/15/2007 [-]
Wealth now divides Soweto residents
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24-hour death-and-dying TV channel to debut in fall
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Week in Review
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Third man charged in failed terror plot
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Putin freezes cooperation with arms-control pact
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New al-Qaida video features clip of Osama bin Laden praising martyrdom
07/15/2007 [-]
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UN checks N Korea 'nuclear halt'
07/15/2007 [-]
No Russia participation in arms control
07/15/2007 [-]
Typhoon Man-yi kills 3 in central Japan
07/15/2007 [-]
Australia defends anti-terror stance
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Street protests 'paralyse' Peru
07/15/2007 [-]
Gilmore quits presidential race
07/15/2007 [-]
A world in a grain of sand*
07/15/2007 [-]
British death rate in Iraq worse than US report
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US will remain our closest ally Britain
07/15/2007 [-]
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200,000 bet on All Blacks to win World Cup
07/15/2007 [-]
Iraqi P.M. U.S. can go 'anytime'
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Britain US will remain our closest ally
07/15/2007 [-]
Italy dreams Rugby World Cup chances
07/15/2007 [-]
LA Archdiocese To Pay 600 Million To Settle
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British Police Charge Man With Terrorism Offense Over Failed Attacks In London & Glasgow
07/15/2007 [-]
North Korea Shuts Down Nuclear Reactor Hours After Oil Aid Arrives
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Hamas Declares as Illegal Latest Effort at Government
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Manpreet Kaur, Poovamma qualify for final in World Youth
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Couple accused of starving children while they played video games
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North Korea says its nuclear reactor has shut down, hours after oil aid arrives
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Microsoft Unveils ERP for Small Businesses
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Australia defends tough anti-terror stance over medic
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US News And World Report Ranks Christiana Care Among America's 'Best Hospitals'
07/15/2007 [-]
Starbucks shop closes in China
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Austria tops U.S. in Under-20 World Cup quarterfinals
07/15/2007 [-]
Clearer Picture Emerges of Suspect in Bomb Plot
07/15/2007 [-]
India Tries to Stop Sex-Selective Abortions
07/15/2007 [-]
Russia Suspends Arms Agreement Over U.S. Shield
07/15/2007 [-]
New Mexico governor raised 7 million for presidential nomination
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Washington firefighters gain ground on blazes, await new lightning storm
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LA archdiocese to pay 600M to settle clergy abuse claims
07/15/2007 [-]
Man arrested, goes to court after rampage in armored vehicle
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Libya hosts Darfur crisis talks
07/15/2007 [-]
U.S. troops can leave 'anytime they want,' Iraqi P.M. says
07/15/2007 [-]
Military Clashes With Insurgents in Sri Lanka
07/15/2007 [-]
Deadly Violence Surges in the Tribal Regions of Pakistan
07/15/2007 [-]
Porn star now seeks priesthood instead
07/15/2007 [-]
Argentinian court strikes pardon in general's case
07/15/2007 [-]
Freedom of speech still rare commodity in Cuba
07/15/2007 [-]
Ambassador Garza condemns threats on US journalists
07/15/2007 [-]
Proposal calls for US pullout
07/15/2007 [-]
Found the lion-eating chimps of the Congo
07/15/2007 [-]
Lebanese factions hold long-awaited talks outside Paris
07/15/2007 [-]
Abbas consolidates his control over West Bank
07/15/2007 [-]
Analysis Olmert open to talks with Syria, obdurate on Golan
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Brits ponder `cooler' relations with US
07/15/2007 [-]
Indian Sikhs call for more modest, simpler weddings
07/15/2007 [-]
Forbidden City Starbucks closes after seven years
07/15/2007 [-]
Mass graves lead to more questions in Afghanistan
07/15/2007 [-]
Thailand to freeze more of Thaksin's assets
07/15/2007 [-]
Holy war threat roils Pakistan
07/15/2007 [-]
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New PM gives party biggest poll lead in two years
07/14/2007 [-]
China Suspends Some U.S. Meat Imports Sat, 14 Jul 2007 224934 GMT
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Dubai World focuses on Philippines
07/14/2007 [-]
Gilmore Ends Campaign for Presidency
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Library brings Harry Potter magic to real world
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Seminar and mime mark World Population Day at Manachanallur
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China Blocks Some Imports of U.S. Chicken and Pork
07/14/2007 [-]
Lady Bird Johnson, former first lady, remembered at Texas funeral attended by 1,800
07/14/2007 [-]
Kucinich angrily reacts to Clinton-Edwards exchange on limiting debate participants
07/14/2007 [-]
3 injured in last day of bull runs in Pamplona, Spain
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'World should admire Iran's N-achievements'
07/14/2007 [-]
Wanted Land for new UW branch campus
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Teen crash driver may have been texting
07/14/2007 [-]
British police charge man with terrorism offense over failed
07/14/2007 [-]
North Korea tells US its nuclear reactor has shut down
07/14/2007 [-]
Iraqi PM U.S. Troops Can Leave Any Time They Want
07/14/2007 [-]
France stages Bastille Day Celebrations
07/14/2007 [-]
WIPO National Workshops on Nation Branding and Intellectual Property in the World Market
07/14/2007 [-]
Found On EBay Cycloptic Zap-amino The End of World Is Nigh
07/14/2007 [-]
Ice originally sent to Katrina victims is finally being melted, elsewhere
07/14/2007 [-]
Austria Beats U.S. in Under-20 World Cup
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Report says Afghan friendly-fire incident could have been prevented
07/14/2007 [-]
Sudanese opposition leaders arrested