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French first lady in Libya to discuss imprisoned medics
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Schools out for World Cup final
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Man fined over treasury staffer hit-run
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Australia warns of Fiji nurses strike
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World Health Organisation WHO alarmed about the spread of dengue
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Wallabies announce World Cup squad
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Red Mosque School Fueled Islamic Fire in Young Women
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Britain's emergency committee meets over worst floods in 60 years
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Study identifies used car injury risk
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Rudd backs Tas pulp mill plan
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Polish priest denies anti-Semite charges
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Veterans sue US govt over health care
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Drew Carey tapped to host 'The Price is Right'
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Investigation reveals security lapses at Phoenix airport
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Astronaut tosses old equipment from space station
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Injured Iraq war veterans sue federal government
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Uneasy stalemate between Hamas, Fatah in West Bank after Gaza takeover by Islamic militants
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6 American, NATO soldiers, more than 50 militants killed in Afghanistan
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Pakistan rules out U.S. military operations on its soil
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Israel cannot meet Syria demand to commit in advance to full withdrawal from Golan
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EU vote to send peacekeepers to Darfur resolution
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Taliban Extends Deadline for Captives
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Two Car Bombs Kill 12 in Baghdad
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Philippine President Criticizes Killings by Military
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Afghan Taliban extend deadline for Korean hostages
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Update HP to acquire Opsware for 1.6 billion
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Update HP to acquire Opsware for 1.6 billion
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Brown Won't Rule Out Action vs. Iran Mon, 23 Jul 2007 162821 GMT
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Troops, Militants Clash in Pakistan Mon, 23 Jul 2007 162552 GMT
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Israelis Kill 4 Palestinians in Gaza Mon, 23 Jul 2007 163008 GMT
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Pentagon scrapping millions in gear, buyers say
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Global warming has already changed world's rainfall patterns study
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Qantas Wallabies Squad for the 2007 Rugby World Cup Announced
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Space station crew begins 6.5-hour spacewalk NASA
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Russian prosecutors propose U.K. ask Russia to try Lugovoi 2
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Chinese police confiscate 270 crocodiles from Vietnamese poachers
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Iraqis blame U.S. depleted uranium for surge in cancer
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174 kg of heroin seized in Ukraine
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Greek fire plane crashes as blaze threatens homes
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UK expulsion of Russian diplomats political Russia
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WS Packaging building world headquarters in GB
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Wet weather causes havoc across Britain; thousands of homes evacuated
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Series of bombings strikes Iraq, including near Baghdad's Green Zone; 12 killed
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Turkish PM faces rocky road after vote
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Qaeda vows attacks in North Africa
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Taliban say extend deadline again for Korean hostages
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Taliban spokesman says deadline extended for 23 South Korean hostages
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Hezbollah leader says his group has rockets that can hit all corners of Israel
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EU takes first step for Chad Darfur force
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Afghanistan milita extends deadline for hostage release
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Humanistic Judaism Leader Dies at 79 AP
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Taliban extends deadline on Koreans
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Turkey PM vows to work towards national unity
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Birth mother stole back baby FBI
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Iran and America to talk
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HP to acquire Opsware for 1.6 billion
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Rising skyscraper in Dubai becomes world's tallest
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Dozens of bags filled with tiny body parts found in well India
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39 Killed in Indonesian Floods AP
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Coalition forces kill 50 in south Afghanistan battle U.S.
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Libya asks EU for full ties in medics talks
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Turkish PM Vows To Keep Country Secular
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World 'losing fight against Aids'
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India probes baby body parts find
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Floods swamp parts of western England
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Flood kills dozens in Pakistan
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Chinese dubious of 'fake' cardboard bun report
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Top Democrats Woo Hispanic Voters AP
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CNN U.S., Iran To Meet Again Over Iraq
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Minor league coach dies after being struck by line drive during game
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Tony Blair arrives in Israel for first trip as Mideast envoy
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Iran's ambassador confirms talks between Washington and Tehran on Iraq
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Mortlock to lead Wallabies to World Cup
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Arroyo unveils blueprint to propel RP into First World
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World League's best setter dismissed from Brazil's volleyball
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World losing battle against AIDS US advisor
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23 killed in Iraq bombings, shootings
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Harry Potter sets new records
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Barclays strengthens ABN Amro bid after wooing Asian investors
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Lebanese troops pound die-hard Islamists
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EU launches reform conference clouded by Polish demands
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Three soldiers killed fighting Islamic militants in north Lebanon refugee camp
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Qatar pulls out Yemen rebellion mediators over wrangling
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Cameron in Rwanda to outline poverty strategy
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Army probes cheating charges
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Study debunks cancer therapy aid
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Evangelicals, Muslims start rare dialogue
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Beckhams given starry welcome to Tinseltown