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Tamil Tigers still getting arms from Cambodia report
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Sri Lanka bowl out Bangladesh for 137
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Al-Qaeda faces rebellion from the ranks London Times
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Sri Lanka bowl out Bangladesh for 137
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Police say Baghdad car bombs kill at least 10
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Spain police, once focused on ETA, now watch mosques
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One German hostage still alive in Afghanistan TV
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Ten of 15 derailed cars with phosphorus recovered in Ukraine
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Japan automakers to resume work, frozen by parts plant shutdown
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30 Killed in Indonesian Floods AP
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Russian prosecutors to speak on Litvinenko murder probe
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Bags of baby bones found in Indian well
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Lee Seon Hwa captures Womens World Match Play crown
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Israeli Arabs smash world record for 'Debka' folk dance
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Islamist party wins in Turkey
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Shining a light on gun offenses
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Fallen televangelist dies of cancer
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Bandits kill 6 police in revenge attack in India
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Indian police find 30 bags filled with baby bones
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Bhutto reluctant to 'save' Pakistan's Musharraf
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Security forces, militants clash in Pakistan's northwest, killing 19
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Mohammad Zahir Shah, last king of Afghanistan, dead at 92
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Israel kills 4 Palestinian militants
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Iran denies arms deal with Syria
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Sudan's president takes a new tack on Darfur
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Israeli textbook tells of Arab plight
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MLK monument outsourced, critics say
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Mohammad Zahir Shah, Former Afghan King, Dies at 92
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World 'far from beating AIDS'
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RAF rescues British flood victims
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Venezuela's Chavez says foreigners critical of his government to be expelled
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Burj Dubai becomes world tallest tower
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Afghanistan's former king dead at age 92
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Deadline extended for South Korean hostages
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Man killed after hiding 30yrs
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Floods cause water shortages
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Turkey's PM to press reform
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South Korea, India to discuss tariff cuts under free trade deal
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Frantic talks to save Taliban's SKorean hostages
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Security forces, militants clash in Pakistan's northwest, killing 19
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Pope Renews Call to End All Wars AP
07/23/2007 [-]
US won't rule out military incursion into Pakistan Townsend
07/23/2007 [-]
Chinese 'elephant man' to go under the knife
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Turkish PM vows to pursue reform
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Pakistan rejects 'Bin Laden raid'
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Former king of Afghanistan dies
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Chavez to expel foreign critics
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Kenya Required Urgently a New World Bank
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26 Pilgrims Killed in France Bus Crash AP
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Bus crash kills 26 pilgrims in France
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Turkey's ruling AK Party wins parliamentary elections
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Lee captures world match play crown
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Japan PM camp to lose July 29 election media polls
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Indonesia landslides, floods kill 7, displace thousands
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Japan ready to accept IAEA inspectors after quake
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Australian climate-friendly forest industry showcased to the world
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Iran, U.S. schedule security talks this week
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11 workers missing after coal mine flood in north China
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Japan PM's agenda, job at risk in July 29 election
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Six charged in first violent protests against Thai coup
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Gandhi would have 'stood up to' bin Laden grandson
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Afghanistan's former king dies minister
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Pope calls for peace around the world to make 'heaven' on earth
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Feds Seek 3.3M in Fines on Lab Breach
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Leveling restrictions on McMansions
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Oil falls, OPEC concern on world economy
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A World of Danger, and No TV to Dull the Roar
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World Vision Australia 40 Hour Famine 17-19 Aug 2007
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World Alzheimer's Day 21 Sep 2007
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World Heart Day 30 Sep 2007
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World Retina Day 30 Sep 2007
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Philippine revolutionary victory in EU court
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Parapolitical scandal is Uribe's quagmire
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Russian youth camp grooms new Putins
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Blair receives a head start in Middle East talks
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Pakistan pressured to bolster security measures
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Tehran denies arms deal vs. Israel
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Zimbabweans rush S. Africa
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Afghan Taliban say Korean hostages in good health
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Floods force many to face climate change
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Companies Scramble to Archive E-mail
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Tourist survives 8-foot shark's attack in Hawaii
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In Arabic Textbook, Israel Calls '48 War Catastrophe for Arabs
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Former Afghan king Mohammad Zahir Shah dies TV
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Bomb wounds five Pakistani troops in Waziristan
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Kerry fights battle he finds all too familiar
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Dominance built on paper and bamboo
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Political, economic tensions raising doubts about launch of Bank of South
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Lawsuit threat rattles HK
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Thai baht under pressure from capital inflows
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`China-free' goods hard to find in the US
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Tammy Faye Messner dies at home, aged 65
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Five polyps removed during Bush's colonoscopy
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Iranian broadcast of US detainees sparks criticism
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Cardinal approves record abuse payout
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Turks vote for new parliament amid growing divisions
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Al-Qaeda's new assets may threaten US, officials say
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`Terror school' located in Italy
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One week of rain kills 152 in China, 386,000 evacuated
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Forget about a cure, focus on AIDS treatment expert
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Sri Lankan president rules out snap elections
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Police rebut media claims in Haneef case
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Pakistan army kills 13 Taliban fighters
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FEATURE Novel stirs up memories of Bangladesh war
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Support drops for Abe's coalition
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U.S., Iran schedule new session on Iraq
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Bus with Polish pilgrims crashes in France, killing 26
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'Keystone Cops' jibe over Australian terror case
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China's regions ignoring Beijing on environment goals
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'Keystone Cops' jibe over Australian terror case
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EU commissioner, France's first lady in Libya working on medics' release
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French First Lady in Libya for AIDS Case AP
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07/23/2007 [-]
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French 1st lady presses Libya on medics
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07/22/2007 [-]
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07/22/2007 [-]
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07/22/2007 [-]
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07/22/2007 [-]
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07/22/2007 [-]
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07/22/2007 [-]
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07/22/2007 [-]
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07/22/2007 [-]
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General Seeks Troop Cut in Northern Iraq AP
07/22/2007 [-]
18 Killed Around Iraq; 2 Smugglers Held AP
07/22/2007 [-]
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07/22/2007 [-]
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07/22/2007 [-]
Pakistan kills 19 militants, denies Osama bin Laden claim
07/22/2007 [-]
Thai police clash with anti-coup protesters
07/22/2007 [-]
Taiwan editing school textbooks
07/22/2007 [-]
US Force Not Ruled Out in Pakistan AP
07/22/2007 [-]
Envoy seeks visas for all Iraqis working for US
07/22/2007 [-]
Turkey's ruling party won parliamentary majority
07/22/2007 [-]
Turkey's Ruling Party Leading National Elections
07/22/2007 [-]
Taliban extends deadline for 23 South Korean hostages held in southern Afghanistan
07/22/2007 [-]
Security forces, militants clash in Pakistan's tribal northwest, killing 19
07/22/2007 [-]
Bus carrying Catholic pilgrims plunges off French road, bursts into flames
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07/22/2007 [-]
Turkey's ruling AKP wins vote
07/22/2007 [-]
Dubai skyscraper claims world height mark, going higher
07/22/2007 [-]
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07/22/2007 [-]
For 2 runaway brothers, an education in Africa comes against tremendous odds
07/22/2007 [-]
Hamas warns Britain's Blair not to ignore the Islamic militant group
07/22/2007 [-]
Hundreds rescued from floods in Britain's wet summer; even Shakespeare's birthplace is soggy
07/22/2007 [-]
Italian police claim mosque used as 'terror school,' arrest 3 Moroccan suspects
07/22/2007 [-]
Developer says Burj Dubai is world's tallest building
07/22/2007 [-]
Diplomatic expulsions could foment more conflict between Russia, the West
07/22/2007 [-]
Turkey's ruling party poised to win parliamentary majority in elections
07/22/2007 [-]
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07/22/2007 [-]
Bin Laden 'alive, in Pakistan'
07/22/2007 [-]
South Korea in Hostage Talks With Taliban
07/22/2007 [-]
Germany warns of terror threat
07/22/2007 [-]
Scion's 'Meistersinger' eagerly awaited
07/22/2007 [-]
Militants kill 4 Lebanese troops in camp fighting
07/22/2007 [-]
Televangelist Tammy Faye Messner dies at 65
07/22/2007 [-]
Washington, D.C. Bush, top officials cutting back on diplomatic trips
07/22/2007 [-]
Hamas Warns Blair Not to Ignore It AP
07/22/2007 [-]
Talk to Hamas or face oblivion, Blair warned
07/22/2007 [-]
Turkey's ruling AKP wins vote
07/22/2007 [-]
Three parties set to enter Turkish parliament
07/22/2007 [-]
Ruling party leads in Turkish election
07/22/2007 [-]
South Korea in Talks With Taliban on Hostages
07/22/2007 [-]
Mob wars hit new heights in Israel
07/22/2007 [-]
Turkey's ruling AKP wins election decisively
07/22/2007 [-]
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07/22/2007 [-]
Henry names All-Blacks World Cup squad
07/22/2007 [-]
Developing world battling HIV epidemic
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Ugandan journalist scoops award
07/22/2007 [-]
Turkey's ruling AKP wins election decisively
07/22/2007 [-]
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Israeli textbook states Arab view
07/22/2007 [-]
A World Without Potter?
07/22/2007 [-]
Women under siege in Afghanistan
07/22/2007 [-]
New President offers hope to women, but scandals persist
07/22/2007 [-]
Sisters die in 'honour killing'
07/22/2007 [-]
Chinese missiles found in Iraq
07/22/2007 [-]
Pilgrims die in bus crash
07/22/2007 [-]
US No options off the table
07/22/2007 [-]
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07/22/2007 [-]
Security World Peer-to-peer software leaks confidential police data
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Rugby No surprises in South Africa's World Cup squad
07/22/2007 [-]
Taiwanese Female Player Wins Second Place In World Tennis Competition
07/22/2007 [-]
Fans Around the World Celebrate New Potter Book
07/22/2007 [-]
Three parties set to enter Turkish parliament TV
07/22/2007 [-]
Turkey's ruling AKP wins election decisively
07/22/2007 [-]
United Arab Emirates Dubai claiming record for world's tallest building
07/22/2007 [-]
U.N. suspends Moroccan contingent in Ivory Coast World Reuters
07/22/2007 [-]
Happy ending for bookshops as Potter heads for new sales records
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Insurers head for 8 billion pound merger
07/22/2007 [-]
Nicaragua's Ortega accuses Washington of scheming
07/22/2007 [-]
Three sisters stabbed to death in Gaza in suspected 'honour killing'
07/22/2007 [-]
Sudan rejects use of force by UN-AU Darfur mission
07/22/2007 [-]
British insurers head for 8 billion pound merger report
07/22/2007 [-]
Troops, militants clash in Pakistan
07/22/2007 [-]
Iran defends TV broadcast amid reformist criticism
07/22/2007 [-]
Four Palestinian militants killed in Gaza clashes
07/22/2007 [-]
Largest ever Pharaonic-era fort discovered
07/22/2007 [-]
Iran to launch new dress code crackdown
07/22/2007 [-]
Brown holds poll lead
07/22/2007 [-]
Nicaragua's Ortega accuses Washington of scheming
07/22/2007 [-]
Smugglers caught in Iraq 'may have Iran links'
07/22/2007 [-]
Dubai skyscraper world's tallest
07/22/2007 [-]
Taipei 101 to lose 'world's tallest' title to Dubai Feature
07/22/2007 [-]
About 200 people trapped inside Gateway Arch after power outage
07/22/2007 [-]
Biological mother, aunt accused of kidnapping adopted baby girl
07/22/2007 [-]
Dozens killed in bus crash in French Alps
07/22/2007 [-]
Absolute War Soviet Russia in the Second World War
07/22/2007 [-]
Dubai now has world's tallest building
07/22/2007 [-]
Barbed wire, bread greet desperate Zimbabwe migrants
07/22/2007 [-]
Wireless Standards Group Changes Rules for Parity
07/22/2007 [-]
IAEA Sought for Japan Nuke Inspection
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Taliban extends deadline for 23 SKorean hostages
07/22/2007 [-]
Body of kidnapped German recovered in Afghanistan; team works to save 23
07/22/2007 [-]
Taipei 101 to lose 'world's tallest' title to Dubai
07/22/2007 [-]
RP Singh treble revives India's hopes in cricket Test
07/22/2007 [-]
Taliban threaten SKoreans as hostage deadline looms
07/22/2007 [-]
26 Polish pilgrims killed in French Alps coach crash
07/22/2007 [-]
Two Palestinian militants killed in Israeli air raid
07/22/2007 [-]
Visitors trapped inside Arch
07/22/2007 [-]
RAF Biggest peacetime rescue
07/22/2007 [-]
Benefits and risks are seen in 'handshake' deals in Iraq
07/22/2007 [-]
Israel kills four Gaza militants
07/22/2007 [-]
Microsoft Didn't License GNU
07/22/2007 [-]
Turkmenistan to invest 1 bln in free tourist zone
07/22/2007 [-]
Pope urges nations to put an end to arms race
07/22/2007 [-]
Heatwave kills six more Romanians
07/22/2007 [-]
Militants kill 3 Lebanese troops in camp fighting
07/22/2007 [-]
African Nations Cup draw date changed
07/22/2007 [-]
Turkey holds parliamentary vote
07/22/2007 [-]
Dubai World eyes new Australia investment
07/22/2007 [-]
US troops in Iraq capture suspected weapons smugglers
07/22/2007 [-]
Militants kill three Lebanese troops
07/22/2007 [-]
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Bus crash in France kills 24 Polish pilgrims
07/22/2007 [-]
Sudan President Makes Rare Darfur Visit AP
07/22/2007 [-]
Celine Dion To Open World Tour With First South African Dates
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Webb sets U.S. mile record in Belgium with fastest time in world this year
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Belgian Shepherd Gets World's First Prosthetic Paw
07/22/2007 [-]
Pilgrims killed in bus plunge
07/22/2007 [-]
South Korean hostages held by Taliban
07/22/2007 [-]
Dubai building reaches 1,680 feet
07/22/2007 [-]
Even in Arizona, McCain's political hold loosens
07/22/2007 [-]
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07/22/2007 [-]
Pope calls for peace to make 'heaven' on earth
07/22/2007 [-]
Mali holds second round of legislative elections
07/22/2007 [-]
RP Singh treble revives India's hopes
07/22/2007 [-]
Zimbabwean man informs Vatican of adultery charge against archbishop
07/22/2007 [-]
Chinese missiles smuggled through Iran into Iraq US
07/22/2007 [-]
South Korea topple Iran on penalties to reach Asian Cup semis
07/22/2007 [-]
Israeli speaker meets Abbas over Mideast peace
07/22/2007 [-]
Bus carrying Poles crashes in France, 26 killed
07/22/2007 [-]
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Brits save hundreds from floods
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Taliban threaten to kill SKoreans if army moves in
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Terrorist school at mosque, say police
07/22/2007 [-]
Volcano may not have blown it
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Bhutto hints at deal with Musharraf
07/22/2007 [-]
Australian chief lashes US on Iraq
07/22/2007 [-]
World on cusp of beating AIDS expert
07/22/2007 [-]
Groundbreaking Beatles performance drew sharp criticism new documents
07/22/2007 [-]
24 pilgrims die in French bus crash
07/22/2007 [-]
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France bus crash kills 24 Poles
07/22/2007 [-]
Record Storms Kill 152 in China AP
07/22/2007 [-]
Beijing's Olympic welcome highlights a world of yin and yang
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Report Record Storms Kills 152 in China AP
07/22/2007 [-]
Clinton Visits AIDS Projects in Zambia AP
07/22/2007 [-]
Chips High Tech Aids or Tracking Tools? AP
07/22/2007 [-]
Colorado Democrats Back Early Caucuses AP
07/22/2007 [-]
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07/22/2007 [-]
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07/22/2007 [-]
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07/22/2007 [-]
US and India make headway in civil nuclear meetings
07/22/2007 [-]
Cheney to assume power while Bush undergoes routine colonoscopy surgery
07/22/2007 [-]
Bush asks US for support on Iraq
07/22/2007 [-]
Court allows rights cases against the Russian state
07/22/2007 [-]
Ethiopia frees 38 political inmates after US pressure
07/22/2007 [-]
UK memo reports army overextended
07/22/2007 [-]
Extreme hot spell kills 13 in Europe
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Russian diplomat condemns journal
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Sri Lankan soldiers kill five suspected Tamil Tiger rebels
07/22/2007 [-]
N Korea wants reward of light-water reactors
07/22/2007 [-]
Judge's reinstatement piles pressure on Musharraf
07/22/2007 [-]
Wrench-wielding man attacks school in PRC, injures 18
07/22/2007 [-]
Patil becomes India's first female president
07/22/2007 [-]
German hostages executed Taliban
07/22/2007 [-]
Dad finds out wife is cheating
07/22/2007 [-]
Lufthansa adds Pakistan to its world map
07/22/2007 [-]
World Eskimo-Indian Olympics Underway
07/22/2007 [-]
Iran dismisses reports of arms deal with Iraq
07/22/2007 [-]
Real-life Springfield debuts 'The Simpsons Movie'
07/22/2007 [-]
Turks go to the polls for new Parliament
07/22/2007 [-]
Body of German hostage recovered in Afghanistan
07/22/2007 [-]
No rise in SAfrica black players' World Cup representation
07/22/2007 [-]
TALIBAN BARTERS KOREAN HOSTAGES
07/22/2007 [-]
INDIA POLS PICK 1ST LADY PREZ
07/22/2007 [-]
IN VITRO KIDS' HEALTH WOES
07/22/2007 [-]
Hamilton crashes, Raikkonen takes the pole position for European Grand Prix
07/22/2007 [-]
Worldwide floods
07/22/2007 [-]
U.S embassy says not expecting new Iran talks Monday
07/22/2007 [-]
Dubai Building Still Under Construction Now World's Tallest
07/22/2007 [-]
South Korea works to free hostages
07/22/2007 [-]
Dubai tower is now 'world's tallest'
07/22/2007 [-]
At least 21 Polish pilgrims killed in coach crash in France
07/22/2007 [-]
Foster care program lets young illegal immigrants avoid detention centers
07/22/2007 [-]
Years in planning, U.S. withdrawal would still face uncertainties
07/22/2007 [-]
Messy college application brings in bomb squad
07/22/2007 [-]
Minimum wage goes up this week
07/22/2007 [-]
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