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500 dead in China's worst flooding for a decade Red Cross
07/30/2007 [-]
Bangladesh high court stays case against ex-PM Hasina
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U.S. missionary remanded in custody in Russian Far East
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Israeli committee revokes benefits for president who confessed to sex offenses
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Baghdad minibus blast kills six
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Connecticut AG probes predators on Facebook NYT
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Al-Qaeda split over plan to kill Pakistani President
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'Humanitarian crisis' in Iraq
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India-Sri Lanka peace accord marks 20 years with war
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'Last Samurai' Fujimori loses Japan election bid
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Kashmir rebel group withdraws threat against migrant workers
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Lebanese troops advance into siege camp
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Taliban militants kill up to 13 private security guards in ambush
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Floods kill 100, displace millions in South Asia
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Hostage deadline expires
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South Korean kidnapped by Taliban found shot dead
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Pope John Paul II passes away
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East Timor parliament sworn in
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China blasts US 'protectionism', as Paulson seeks stronger yuan
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Bush, British P.M. forge new relationship
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West Africa becomes a drug hub
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Bush appointee blocked release of health report
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Global warming behind hurricane increase?
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Karzai calls hostage crisis a disgrace
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School to install foot baths for Muslims
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Israel OK with U.S. arms sale to Saudis
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Terror charges dropped, doctor is back in India
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New British prime minister visits Bush
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Iraq fails to take over U.S. projects
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Kazakhstan is the worst place in the world for the Internet
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Louisiana Sheriff looks for customers who hit the jackpot at ATM
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Abbas starts three-day trip to Russia, to meet with Foreign Minister Monday
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Heavy flooding in northeastern India kills 11, scatters four million others
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Abbas to meet with Russia FM in Moscow
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Computers stolen from Defence building
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Third teen charged over Narrabeen murder
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New East Timor parliament sworn in
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Solomons police chief delays gun plan
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Taliban say no backing down as Korean deadline looms
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Abe battles resignation calls
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675 000 flee flash floods
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World sugar output set to rise
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Israeli soldier briefly left in Gaza
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I'm innocent freed Indian doc
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20. Body of South Korean hostage to return home Monday
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Lavrov, Abbas to discuss Palestinian, Mideast affairs
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Asian Markets Mixed As Worries Wane
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ASEAN gives acronym guide
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Philippines is Southeast Asia's terror hotspot report
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Aussie DJ to face Bali trial for drugs
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Study links hurricanes to climate change
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Israel reveals 30bn US defence deal
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In France, a painful cycle of scandal
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Taliban threaten to kill hostages if demand isn't met
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Shell, TXU Plan World's Largest Wind Farm
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Body of S.Korean hostage to return home
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Indonesian Day held at World Scout Jamboree
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Japan PM reiterates he'll stay following defeat
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Hasina challenges govt over extortion case
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Japan's ruling party takes electoral hit
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Iraqis find unity in soccer win
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Return to a past stolen by a war
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Brown's visit eyed for clues to U.S. ties
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China stewing over rat hordes dam unleashed
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U.S. rallies support for Iraq
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'Green GDP' scientist rips Beijing's economic priority
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Egypt's Alexandria built atop 'active town'
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France. Course Au Large magazine launches the Ocean Records World Championship
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Russia, U.S. set to discuss missile defense in Washington
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Microsoft not so 'open' after all?
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SOX in a box
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Report says Iraq's government failing to maintain U.S.-funded projects
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Key senator allowing Gonzales to clarify wiretap contradictions
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Gorbachev backs Putin actions
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Winds help Glacier Park wildfire to grow
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ETimor's parliament sits without govt
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Bancrofts still weighing Murdoch bid on Dow Jones
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US attorney general facing more pressure
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Psychotic behaviour 'baffles Aussies'
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Report says Iraq lags on reconstruction and recovery
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Flooding traps 69 Chinese miners
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Nato mulls 'smaller Afghan bombs'
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No 80GB PS3 for Europe
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UK's Brown seeks U.S. support for Darfur plan
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Adobe ColdFusion links to AIR
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Marvin Zindler, 'Best Little Whorehouse' Crusader, Dies
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Lebanese man abducted, bashed and robbed
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Philippines is Asia's 'terror hotspot'
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Iraq lags on reconstruction US report
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PNG should release Somare report Downer
07/30/2007 [-]
Malaysia Airlines Crew voted 'World's Best Cabin Staff'
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Paris Majors lose World Series opener
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ETimor's parliament sits without govt
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NKorea reports near-100 percent turnout in local polls
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Philippines is Southeast Asia's terror hotspot report
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Iraq lags on reconstruction, recovery U.S. report
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Australia refuses to apologise to detained doctor
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Strange beauty draws admirers to Bolivian salt flat
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Iran Not the most reliable source
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UK climate change target too weak report
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More Cubans leaving by sea again, many to Mexico
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South African church shelters desperate Zimbabweans
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Scientists Breed World's First Schizophrenic Mice
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ASEAN ministers take up Myanmar
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4 million Iraqis displaced since war began Oxfam
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20. Japan PM suffers election drubbing, says to stay
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Japan PM suffers election drubbing
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Zoo Celebrates World's First Successful Indian Rhino Artificial Insemination!
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07/29/2007 [-]
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CORRECTED Report Iraqi gov't stops taking U.S.-built projects
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07/29/2007 [-]
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07/29/2007 [-]
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07/29/2007 [-]
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Mbeki says Zimbabwe vote must be "free and fair"
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07/29/2007 [-]
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Taliban set new hostage deadline
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Japan PM's bloc suffers crushing defeat at polls
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07/29/2007 [-]
Assassination exposes Japan's underworld / Mob's operations in spotlight after gangster kills mayor
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N.Korea vows to abide by deal to end nuke programme
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Japan PM bloc heads for election defeat exit polls
07/29/2007 [-]
Explosion on Kashmir tourist bus
07/29/2007 [-]
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07/29/2007 [-]
Taliban hostage talks at a standstill
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Haneef relieved 'honour restored'
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New Elders Join Talks on Korean Hostages AP
07/29/2007 [-]
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07/29/2007 [-]
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Doctor jailed over over UK bombings 'traumatised' by Australia detention
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Israeli PM announces US30 billion US defence aid
07/29/2007 [-]
White House blocked surgeon general's report report
07/29/2007 [-]
Italy Rights Groups Protest Gays' Arrest AP
07/29/2007 [-]
Israeli firm Solel contracts to build world's largest solar park in California
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Defeat for Japan's ruling party report
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Talks stalled over South Korean hostages
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Japan PM bloc heads for election defeat
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Pakistan's Musharraf and Bhutto meet
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Pakistan's Musharraf, Bhutto meet minister
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World Health Organization hosts conference on Iraqi refugees
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China works to clean up poor image of products
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Worldview China hones a skill once used by U.S.
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07/29/2007 [-]
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07/29/2007 [-]
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07/29/2007 [-]
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Israel hails US military aid rise
07/29/2007 [-]
Farc 'killed hostages in error'
07/29/2007 [-]
Brown vows 'to build on relationship' as he heads for Camp David with Bush
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World's Longest Yard Sale
07/29/2007 [-]
End big, fat weddings Sikh leaders
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Russian cargo plane crashes, 7 killed
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Dubai World Central International Airport award air traffic mgmt. systems
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Wildfires rage in hot Europe
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Moscow plane crash kills 7
07/29/2007 [-]
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SE Asia drafts first charter, without rights body
07/29/2007 [-]
Ukrainian citizen tries to hijack passenger bus in Rome
07/29/2007 [-]
Ruger works for peace in the world
07/29/2007 [-]
Indian police fire on protesters
07/29/2007 [-]
Russian Cargo Plane Crash Kills 7
07/29/2007 [-]
Dubai Customs World proposes 'Customs International Excellence Award'
07/29/2007 [-]
Health report was suppressed, officials say
07/29/2007 [-]
Afghan authorities demand release of SKorea women hostages
07/29/2007 [-]
Quick exit of terror-linked Indian doctor suspicious Australian minister
07/29/2007 [-]
Europe not a lock to host 2018 World Cup