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Kazakhstan votes to test reforms
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Texas oil execs plead guilty over UN oil-for-food scandal
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Utah mine search stopped after 3 rescuers killed
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Elder statesman of British journalism, Bill Deedes, dies at 94
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Texan oilman pleads guilty in oil-for-food case
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UN Rwanda tribunal revokes suspect's transfer to Dutch court
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South Africa's apartheid-era security minister pleads guilty in murder plot
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Desperate Peru quake survivors loot supply trucks
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172 missing in flooded Chinese mine report
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Dean tears into Caribbean
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Broken slot machine 'doubled payouts'
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Australia to expect more Iraqi refugees
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Brits 'bored by Paris, buoyed by Sydney'
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Experimental anthrax vaccine needle-free
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Veteran UK politician Bill Deedes dies
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Belgian statue of urinating boy to wear Ukrainian costume
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BBC's FM broadcasts taken off air in Russia
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Hurricane Dean sweeps into east Caribbean
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Dutch company recalls Chinese mattresses
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Hastert Says He Won't Run for Re-Election AP
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UN pledges 1m in relief to Peru
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Search for six US miners suspended after three rescuers killed
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North Korea suffers food supply losses
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Authorities introduce curfew in southern Nigerian state
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United States names Horn of Africa nation of Eritrea 'state sponsor of terrorism'
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BBC's FM broadcasts taken off the air in Russia
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Apartheid police minister spared jail
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White paper China among world's top ten in green food farming
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Russia, China hold joint military exercises in Ural Mountains
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China's policy paper on food safety highlights country's fight to regain consumer confidence
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Forest fire burns two dozen homes in northern outskirts of Athens
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Indian government asks schools to ban junk food to battle obesity in children
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Suicide bomber kills Afghan district chief and 3 children; 5 civilians die in fighting
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Reports President Vladimir Putin says Russia will resume long-range bomber patrols
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PACE head to tour Mideast to promote peace
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Greek premier calls snap elections for Sept. 16
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Swiss court orders early release of Russian in Skyguide killing-1
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Taliban and South Koreans hold more talks
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Putin Russia will resume long-range bomber patrols
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Fed interest cut boosts markets
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Italy stalls on extradition of wanted Australians
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Aftershocks hamper search in Peru
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World Financial Markets Plunge
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Bali bombers' sentences reduced
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UN mobilise world help for quake-ravaged Peru as 500 confirmed dead
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Two South Korean women return home from captivity in Afghanistan
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World number one Lin ousts giant-killer Sridhar
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North Korea floods leave more than 300 dead
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Hurricane Dean tears through eastern Caribbean
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Rescuers in Peru sift through rubble for survivors
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Two Canadian soldiers hurt in Afghanistan blast
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World stocks extend week-long slump
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Seven militants killed in Pakistani attacks
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Four militants killed in Pakistan attacks
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Iran cleric warns U.S. not to pick on Guards
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Forest fire burns two dozen homes in Athens
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Germany issues sketch of mafia killings suspect
08/17/2007 [-]
Skype outage appears to be over
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Exiled Thai PM prepares extradition fight in U.K.
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China's top players storm into world badminton semis
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Outage of Skype's VoIP service appears to be over
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Sony to offer US-wide free recycling
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AIG buys 90 percent stake in telecom