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Head of Britain's elite SAS steps down reports
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British to Expel 4 Russian Diplomats
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Russia rejects latest UN draft resolution on Kosovo's future
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Myanmar may still get EU choppers
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Canberra halts doctor's release
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Beijing announces lenient slave labor punishments
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Global warming playing havoc with China's rivers
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Bush offers new aid for Abbas government
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Poll Iranians want democracy
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Bush calls Mideast conference
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Lawyer Former Bangladesh prime minister arrested, jailed on extortion charges
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Magistrate removed from inquest in death of Anna Nicole's son
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Swiss government to restore Mobutu fortune to DRC
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Russia gives firm 'no' to West's Kosovo plan at U.N.
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UNESCO adds three natural sites to its World Heritage List
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VA To Beef Up Mental Health Services For Soldiers
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NZ banks demand a peek at customer PCs in fraud cases
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Bush calls international Mideast peace conference
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UK magistrate remands accused doctor
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LJ International delays filing report
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Bomb hits UN peacekeeping vehicle in Lebanon
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Intel boosts dual-core chip to protect its laptop share
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Brazil National Pact commits to a world fit for children
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Univ. president fired after alleged cover-up of student's slaying
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Father kills 3 kids, self, at estranged wife's home
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Man dies in attempt to steal copper from power line
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Amtrak train strikes car in Florida, killing 4 people in car
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Armed man shot and killed outside offices of Colo. governor
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'Ocean's Thirteen' stars donate US1m to Friends of the United Nations World Food Programme
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2008 World Expo in Zaragoza, Spain
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Vodafone denies plan to buy Verizon
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University of California hit with 3M fine for breach
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Report 90 percent of companies fail compliance
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Soccer-Iraq survive Oman onslaught to reach quarter-finals
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World Bank Funds High-Speet Internet
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Spain Wants the Mediterranean Diet Named a 'World Treasure'
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Teachers' strike cripples Kathmandu
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Bush says Blair was not his poodle
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Ireland's prime minister says Blair to be Mideast peace envoy
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Poor Inuit housing causes world's highest rate of infant lung infection study
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Nepal police strip youth for carrying condoms
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Human ashes force evacuation
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US donates 190m to Palestine
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Rice 'dumps' Africa for Mideast
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Hamas boss denies Qaeda links
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World Relief Sponsors Over 1,400 Orphans
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Microsoft researchers show off wireless projects
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Quake in Japan kills at least 9
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AOL names new chief of AOL Technologies
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Hacking extortionist resurfaces
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HP ships its iPaq smart phone
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V1 committee turns thumbs down on Open XML doc spec
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Borders chief strategy officer resigns
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Record 660 mln dlr US clergy sex abuse payout approved
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Brown's meeting with Merkel overshadowed by Russia row
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Libya postpones decision on medics
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Alleged killers of DRC journalist claim they were hired
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Judge approves 660M clergy abuse settlement; Cardinal apologizes to victims
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Triple bombing kills more than 80 people in Iraq, reinforces fear of extremists
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Judge approves record L.A. deal on sex abuse by clergy
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IRS Sued Over Sex-Change Deduction
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Pakistan Reaches Out to Militants
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Man Shot, Killed In Colorado Capitol Office
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World Bank bars two Indian firms for misconduct
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World Bank Report Hails Country for Fighting Corruption
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Libyan council postpones decision on foreign medics
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Small communities key to preserving world's remaining forests, report says
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Rice dumps Africa trip as Iraq, Mideast heat up
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Iran's valleyball team takes third place in Junior World tournament
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Man shot, killed in Capitol office of Colorado governor
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Kenya gets chance to host Rugby World Cup Sevens qualifiers next year
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Bangladesh moves on two ex-leaders in corruption clean up
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Judge approved 660M clergy abuse settlement
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Former premier arrested in Dhaka
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Samsung Earns Second Place as World Mobile Phone Producer
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Iranian TV teases to American scholars' 'confessions'
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Two soldiers killed as Lebanese army closes in on camp
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China fights back, goes after US meat
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Miami airport terminal briefly evacuated Children of Holocaust survivors sue Germany L.A. cardinal a
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Bush to convene meeting of Israeli, Arab leaders
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U.S. launches Middle East peace moves
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Britain to withdraw 500 Iraq troops soon
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McCain's communications aides resign as exodus continues from struggling campaign
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Judge approved 660M clergy abuse settlement; Los Angeles cardinal apologized to victims
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Five metre tsunami hits Solomon Islands
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BEA ships suite of social computing tools
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European task force lists RFID privacy threats
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Univ. of California hit with proposed 3M fine for Los Alamos breach
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Avis Australia connects thin clients to mainframe
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Review HotSpot@Home means the emergence of convergence
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Tennessee Lawmaker Pleads Guilty to Bribery
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660 million clergy abuse settlement approved
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Judge approves 660M clergy abuse settlement
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White House staying course on Iraq for now
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Bombs kill at least 86 in Kurdish region of Iraq
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Intel improves dual-core notebook chip
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Microsoft wraps up work on Windows Home Server
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Japan and Australia lead charge in Asian Cup quarters
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Profit up 36 percent at India's Tata Consultancy Services
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Footage shows detained Iranian-Americans
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Juniper enhances branch-office network gear
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Britain to expel 4 Russian diplomats in poison case
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N.J. man to be tried in new test of federal 'sex tourism' law
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EU Drops WTO Case Against India
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Bush urges Mid-East peace talks
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British to Expel 4 Russian Diplomats in Spy Case
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Bomb Attacks In Pakistan Kill 70 Over Weekend
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Iranian TV Shows Footage Of Detained Iranian-Americans
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Britain To Expel Russian Diplomats Over Litvinenko
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Police Man Kills 3 Children, Self At Ala. Home
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U.S. Looking Beyond North Korea Nuke Shutdown
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Second quake rattles Japan
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Golfing legend Ballesteros retires from golf
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NATO must stop killing innocent Afghans UN chief
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Lebanon battle kills 100th soldier as blast hits UN post
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Tough sentences urged for Sierra Leone rebel chiefs
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FTSE 100 dragged down by lackluster miners
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South Africa, world fete Mandela on 89th
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Vitali Klitschko comes out of retirement to seek another world title
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Triple bombings in Kirkuk
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Beijing halts U.S. animal products
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Suicide bomber kills 24 soldiers
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North Korea says reactor shut down
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Brown aims to quell talk of split of U.S., British
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Israel's Peres vows role as peacemaker
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Bush to call for fall Mideast peace conference
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Archaeologists discover 2,400-year-old golden mask in tomb of Thracian king in Bulgaria
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At least 8 dead after earthquake in Japan
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Spain wants Mediterranean diet recognized by U.N. as part of world heritage
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Britain expels Russian diplomats over Litvinenko row
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Mich. university president fired in murder coverup
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Japan hit by second quake in a day, nuclear reactor damaged
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U.K. expelling Russian diplomats in spy case spat
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Britain expels 4 Russian diplomats
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Radioactive leak, tremors follow Japan quake
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Obama tops campaign fundraising
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Ethiopia life jail terms attacked
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U.K. Expels Russian Diplomats
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UK expels 4 Russian diplomats
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Pakistan Truce Over
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Warming Ocean Worries Devoted Lobster Counter
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Obama Edges Clinton In Cash
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Candidates Spending At Faster Rate
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Americans' Stature Slips