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South Africa's dominance
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UN Envoy Meets With Suu Kyi AP
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FIFA Women's World Cup Norway at United States
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Burma protesters call for help from outside world
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Diplomats Gambari May Meet With Suu Kyi AP
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Taiwan Party Vote Asserts Independence AP
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North Korean disarmament agreement is useful--US envoy
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Dubai jails Briton for possessing ecstasy
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Myanmar junta's tactics provide only a respite--analysts
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Duke lacrosse team gets apology
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6-way nuclear talks enter 2-day recess chief China
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U.N. special envoy meets Myanmar opposition leader Suu Kyi+
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US, UK and France agree to delay vote on Iran sanctions
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Georgian protesters call for president to resign
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Anand wins chess world championship
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China appeals for calm in Burma
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U.N. Sends Envoy To Negotiate With Myanmar Government
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Magnitude 7.1 quake hits near Guam Japan agency
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La. Man eats 21 pounds of grits for 'world grits champion' title
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'Tiger from Madras' wins chess world championship
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China hedging its bets on Mynamar unrest
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Ukraine votes in tense contest to end turmoil
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Man downs 21 lbs. of grits for world title
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Revealed the identity of Puccini's secret lover
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Battle of Ukraine's Viktors
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Bomb blast shatters Maldives
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Summit underlines Koreas' economic gap
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US to defend its World Cup record in third-place playoff
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Towers at world's first commercial nuclear power station are demolished
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U.S. Military Deaths in Iraq at 3,802 AP
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Aging Inmates Clogging Nation's Prisons AP
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History-making final in FIFA Women's World Cup
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Talks Push for NKorea Deal
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Man downs 21 pounds of grits for world title
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Woman dies in holding cell after Phoenix airport arrest
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World's biggest mummy exhibition to open in Germany
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Education 'can hold off illness'
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Many NZ taxis have 'serious defects'
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Netchaeva down China's Tan to claim world sabre title
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Viswanathan Anand wins World Chess Championship
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60 Injured in 'Indian Idol' Protests
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Simpson Case May Go To Grand Jury
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Woman Dies After Airport Arrest AP
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Bill Clinton to Join Bono, Shakira in NY AP
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Ukraine rivals ready for election
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New search for Fossett
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Gays Insist They Exist, if Quietly, in Iran
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Police in Pakistan crack down
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Karzai offers a place for Taliban
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CIA, U.S. Army condemned in Iran
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A drive to say Dubai cares to the world
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Tehran urges world powers to wait for IAEA report
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Israel hails end of British academics' boycott threat
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Belgian king names Flanders' Leterme to form new government
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Jepkosgei sets fastest 800m time in Kenya
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Belgian king taps Flanders' Leterme to form new government
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Brown should 'stop dithering' and call election Cameron
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'Tiger from Madras' wins chess world championship
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NYT Front Page Shocker Ethanol Causing Rise in World Hunger
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Iran's parliament CIA, U.S. Army are 'terrorists'
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Irish pair within sight of World Cup place
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Saudi Arabia to Move Up in World Talent Ranking
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Queen Cristina's world walkabout
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Revealed Puccini's secret lover
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Fiji knock Wales out of World Cup
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Iran Labels CIA, US Army As 'Terrorists'
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Time travel 'possible, not economical'
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Aussie bike ready to "surf" UK streets
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'Kurd attack' kills 12 in Turkey
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'Tiger from Madras' wins chess world championship
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U.S. Confirms Israeli Strikes Hit Syrian Target Last Week
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Huge Japan protest over textbook
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Tropical Storm Melissa forms in Atlantic, storm kills 5 in Mexico
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Lawyers Battle Police Over Election Ruling in Pakistan
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Taliban suicide blast kills 30 Sat, 29 Sep 2007 224701 GMT
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Indian wins chess world championship
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Indian Anand wins chess world championship
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Protest in Japan over portrayal of World War 2
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Gingrich to sit out 2008 presidential race
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Ground Beef Recall Expanded Across U.S. AP
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Kurdish Rebels Kill 12 in Turkey
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India's Anand wins world chess championship
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Rwanda Calls for End to Death Penalty AP
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Weary G.I.s in Iraq Are Ready for a Rest, but Are Hardly at Ease
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Leading Indicators Point Down for GOP AP
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Karzai Offers to Meet Taliban Leader AP
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Belgian coalition talks to resume as crisis eases
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Oil companies look to exploit Burma
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Swede crowned 'oyster-opening champion'
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New laws set mandatory sentences in NSW
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Spanish town tosses world's biggest salad
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Paterson kicks Scotland into World Cup last eight
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Delayed Search for Woman to Be Reviewed AP
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Hope Wanes Among Protesters in Myanmar AP
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Idaho woman is tops at world cycling championship
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Armstrong is top American at 2007 World Championship
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Interim PM tells world leaders at the UN, Why he did it
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Belgian king names Flanders' Leterme to form new government
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Woman shot in Melbourne's outer-east
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Spanish town tosses world's biggest salad
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Washing machine bombers bring terror to Maldives
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Meat recall up to 21 million lbs.
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Canada goes winless at Rugby World Cup
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China Willing To Host 2018 World Cup
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Germany, Brazil Play to for Women's World Cup Title
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BBC Worldwide ramps up digital delivery team
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Georgia's Saakashvili defends arrest of former ally
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Fiji knocks Wales out of World Cup
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Rugby-World-Fiji 38 Wales 34 result
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Dutch WWII Hero Roelfzema Dies at 90 AP
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Taliban Free Four Kidnapped in Afghanistan
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Man in 'Cruise plot' found dead
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Decommissioning work begins at world's 1st commercial nuclear power station
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Kunte, Gopal qualify for World Cup
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Envoy Brings Appeal for Restraint to Myanmar
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Bank linked to N. Korea returned to owner
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Iran MPs brand U.S. army, CIA 'terrorists'
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Iran MPs brand US Army, CIA as 'terrorist'
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Nigeria's parliamentary speaker rejects calls to resign
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Decommissioning work begins at world's 1st commercial nuclear power station
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Duke Apologizes to Lacrosse Players AP
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World Bank to send survey team to flood regions Director
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US Army Sniper Sentenced in Iraq Deaths
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U.N. envoy in Myanmar to talk peace
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Iraqi sacred site to be rebuilt
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CIA 'a terrorist organisation'
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Israel 'making excuses for war'
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Afghan president offers to meet Taliban leader
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U.N. envoy seeks talks with Myanmar generals
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Lorenzo Kills 4 in Mexico AP
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Hurricane Lorenzo Kills 4 in Mexico AP
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Lorenzo batters Mexico's Gulf coastline
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New Soldiers in Myanmar club and drag away activists, occupy Buddhist monasteries
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'Lost' Siqueiros to be restored
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Petraeus sees rise in violence
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Karzai Offers to Meet Taliban Leader
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India's Reliance Energy said planing $3.5 billion IPO
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New Court Term Begins Monday AP
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Gingrich Says No to White House Bid AP
09/29/2007 [-]
Ohio Boy's confession to setting fire coerced, lawyer says
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Maldives Bomb Wounds 12 Tourists
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Iraq Struggles to Overcome Diyala Divide
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Tropical Storm Forms in Open Atlantic AP
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Photo gallery Burma erupts and the world protests
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Iran Labels CIA 'Terrorist Organization'
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Taliban free 4 ICRC staff kidnapped in Afghanistan
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Pakistan Cracks Down on Election Protest AP
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Bush Slams Democrats on Spending AP
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HIV sufferer jailed for unprotected sex
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Myanmar protests falter; UN sends envoy to negotiate with government
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18 die in sectarian violence; Maliki rebuffs U.S. Senate on dividing Iraq
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Maliki calls land proposal a 'catastrophe'
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Taiwan said to develop missiles
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Taiwan Develops Missile Targeting China AP
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Iran labels CIA, U.S. Army as 'terrorist' groups
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Myanmar's Economic Decline Fuels Unrest
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Iran Labels CIA 'Terrorist Organization'
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Thousands mourn Iraq-linked Syrian cleric
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Taliban free 4 kidnapped ICRC staff
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Culture 'terrorists' hit Paris...
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Iran parliament dubs CIA, U.S. Armed Forces 'terrorist organizations'
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Obama Seeks Support Quoting Bill Clinton AP
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CNN 12 Tourists Hurt In Maldives Bomb
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Gay Cop Sues NYC, Police, for Harassment AP
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Bush calls for gay marriage ban
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Kenya U.S. embassy warns tourists may be targeted
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Myanmar's economic decline fuels unrest
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Treating The Staff Like Family
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Bush Jabs at Democrats on Spending Bills AP
09/29/2007 [-]
12 tourists hurt in Maldives bomb
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Karzai offers to talk with Taliban
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Common medicines may be bad for kids
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Bomb rips through Afghan army bus
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4 Red Cross Hostages Free in Afghanistan AP
09/29/2007 [-]
Laura Bush Celebrates Books at Festival AP
09/29/2007 [-]
Amazon river 'longer than Nile'
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Iraq's Shiites and Sunnis reject US partition idea
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Four Red Cross workers freed in Afghanistan Afghan official
09/29/2007 [-]
Israeli, Palestinian leaders 'likely' to meet October 2
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Pakistan president Musharraf's nomination approved amid clashes
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Wayne Wang wins best film award at San Sebastian festival
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Eyewitness Iraq's brain drain
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Iraq Wants Security Deal With U.S. AP
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Bush authorises US25m oil aid for North Korea
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Israeli, Palestinian leaders 'likely' to meet October 2
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Iraq's Shiites and Sunnis reject US partition idea
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Two US soldiers killed in Iraq, toll passes 3,800
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Syrian vice-president disputes everything reported so far on Israeli raid
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12 foreign tourists wounded in first-ever bomb blast in the Maldives
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BRIEFING New world order emerging in resurgent Asia
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12 foreign tourists wounded
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Syrian vice-president disputes everything on Israeli raid
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Iran's parliament signs resolution to label CIA, U.S. army 'terrorist' groups
09/29/2007 [-]
Abbas vows 'olive branch of peace'
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18 Killed in Sectarian Violence in Iraq AP
09/29/2007 [-]
Former Chief Rabbi of Israel Dies AP
09/29/2007 [-]
UK Union No Academic Boycott of Israel AP
09/29/2007 [-]
Avraham Shapira, leading Israeli rabbi
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Hurricane Lorenzo kills five in Mexico
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Toddlers enter online world
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Georgia president scorns accusers
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Obama Jena case shows law's 'inequities'
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Bush Democrats on 'path of higher spending'
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A Dramatic Defection from the FARC.
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- Japan Set to Privatize Postal System
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Japan's Minamata Disease Still Lingers AP
09/29/2007 [-]
TV show leads to divorce
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4 Red Cross hostages freed
09/29/2007 [-]
Ukraine Prepares for Sunday Election AP
09/29/2007 [-]
US Sniper Gets 5-Month Sentence in Iraq AP
09/29/2007 [-]
Haiti Duvalier Could Face Justice AP
09/29/2007 [-]
Haiti President wants Duvalier to face justice if he returns
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Burma junta's bunker mentality
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Angry Karzai wants world commitment after attack
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Bomb rocks Maldives
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Kidnap threat to tourists in Kenya, says US
09/29/2007 [-]
UN rights council 'failed' on Israeli-Palestinian conflict chairman
09/29/2007 [-]
Saudi divorces wife for watching male TV host report
09/29/2007 [-]
World's first commercial nuclear plant demolished
09/29/2007 [-]
Iraq's Shiites and Sunnis reject US partition idea
09/29/2007 [-]
Syria says Israeli air raid aimed at justifying attack
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Syria's Assad backs Iraq 'unity'
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Bomb blast in Maldives capital injures 12 tourists
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ICRC confirms its 4 kidnapped staff now freed
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Maldives blast wounds 12 tourists
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Red Cross workers freed in Afghanistan official
09/29/2007 [-]
North Korea nuclear talks to move into 4th day
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Japan's Minamata Disease Still Lingers
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Lorenzo kills 5 in Mexico; new storm forms in Atlantic
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U.S. Army Sniper Sentenced in Iraq Case
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Lorenzo Kills 5 in Mexico
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1 mountain climber dead, more than 100 missing in India's Himalayas
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12 foreign tourists wounded in bomb blast in the Maldives
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'Key al Qaeda leader in Iraq dead'
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World BankÂ’s big plans for Bihar
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Towers blown up at world's oldest nuclear plant
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Photographer's last seconds caught on film
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Thailand's Thongchai, Prayad leading in World Cup golf q
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Bomb blast in Maldives capital injures 2 Britons
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Bridge traffic? Can't hardly bear it
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Killer's third suicide attempt
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Maddy's parents gagged
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Pakistani lawyers clash with police
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UN envoy arrives in bid to end bloodshed
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'Mirchi Healthy Heart' on World Heart Day
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Vatican Urges Muslims to Work for Peace AP
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- Vatican Urges Muslims to Work for Peace
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Vietnam's bridge toll rises to 49
09/29/2007 [-]
Japan's Minamata Disease still lingers
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CORRECTED Concorde parts go under hammer in French auction
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China Abandons Search for Bodies in Mine AP
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- China Abandons Search for Bodies in Mine
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China's military making gains Comment
09/29/2007 [-]
U.S remains firm in 2018 World Cup bid; China also consideri
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Forgotten patient left in CT scanner for hours
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Red Cross workers freed Afghan officials
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First-ever bombing in Maldives injures 12 tourists
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United Nations envoy hopes to quell Burma violence
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Schools to become 'world class'
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PM promises 'world class' schools PA
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United Nations Iran gets 2-month reprieve from nuclear sanctions
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U.N. gives Iran reprieve on sanctions
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South Africa US On a Hiding to Nothing Against Boks After World ...
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Myanmar protesters falter after crackdown; UN sends envoy to negotiate with government
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JJB rues lack of World Cup as profits halved
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Rugby-World-Tough pool battles may work in England's favour
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Disney Mobile Folds
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Iraq Wants Security Deal With U.S.
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Maldives Bombing Wounds 12 Tourists
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World's first commercial nuclear plant demolished
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Taliban suicide blast kills 30 in Kabul
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World's first commercial nuclear plant demolished
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Riot police clash with Musharraf foes
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Suspected bogus 9/11 survivor from Barcelona report
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Talks on North Korea's nuclear programme inch toward agreement
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Taliban say 4 kidnapped ICRC staff free
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Taliban free 4 kidnapped ICRC staff spokesman
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Bomb blast wounds 12 tourists in the Maldives
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Taliban Suicide Blast Kills 30
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Taliban Suicide Blast in Kabul Kills 30 AP
09/29/2007 [-]
New world order emerges in resurgent Asia
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World business briefs Scandinavian Airlines to fly planes that had been grounded
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Missouri Engine fire forces return of American jet to airport
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27 killed in Kabul suicide attack
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Pink tide and a revolutionary is born again
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Army sniper cleared of murder
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Burma quiet as U.N. envoy arrives
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Smoke billows from the twin towers of the World Trade Center
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Nevada's brothels get tough look
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Vietnam's bridge toll rises to 49
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Taliban says 4 kidnapped ICRC staff free
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Two Britons injured by bomb in Maldives
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Soccer Maeda gives Yokohama FC that sinking feeling+
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S. Korean negotiator says agreement emerging on denuke
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Japan police to conduct autopsy on victim of Myanmar
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Son arrested for giving up caring for mother+
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Mexico expands opportunities for women in military
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British livestock hit with bluetongue virus
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Troops increase violence in Myanmar streets
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Man arrested for stealing more than 1 million screws from work
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Brain-eating amoeba kills six
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Police clash with Musharraf foes
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All Black tide washes Romania away
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Lorenzo turns deadly as it batters Mexico's coast
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Confident Germany vow to attack Brazil in World Cup final
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Georgian President Saakashvili denies corruption accusations 1
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Donkey eats his buyer's money in Algeria; case in Supreme Court
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‘China to maintain its status of world economic power’
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Red Cross hostages freed in Afghanistan
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One mountain climber dead, more than 100 stranded in India's Himalayas
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Girl injured after car trying to win parking spot slams into store
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Girl seen on sex tape found safe; authorities search for suspect
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- Myanmar tries to cut Internet, cell access
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Car bomb kills four police in northern Iraq
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Army Sniper Receives 5-Month Sentence AP
09/29/2007 [-]
UN envoy's visit begins as military clampdown continues in Burma
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Myanmar protests falter after crackdown
09/29/2007 [-]
Taiwan develops missile targeting China, but could be denied key U.S. technology
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Pakistan's Musharraf crosses last hurdle to presidential election; lawyers hurt in clashes
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Afghan president offers Taliban a place in government for peace deal
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1 mountain climber dead, more than 100 stranded in India's Himalayas
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Military panel sentences sniper to 5 months, loss of pay and demotion in Iraqi
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18 killed in sectarian violence, Maliki rebuffs senate on dividing Iraq
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US nuclear plant guards sleeping; Nuclear regulators ignore
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Attack on Afghan army bus kills 30
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Porn links on school website
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Musharraf nomination approved
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Himalayas snowfall strands 100 climbers
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ICL was fall-out of World Cup fiasco Pawar
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Iran urges world powers to wait for IAEA report
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Solo won't play or attend final U.S. World Cup match
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Police still seeking Condell Park teen
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UK PCs Have Least Malware
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Russia and China help Iran
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30 die in Afghanistan bus bomb
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Police fight anti-Musharraf protesters
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FDA tightens policy on kid meds
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World powers delay Iran s
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Israeli, Palestinian leaders 'likely' to meet October 2
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Iran condemns US Senate plan to split Iraq
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Karzai offers Taliban government office
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UN envoy hopes to persuade Myanmar junta
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Tension high as Musharraf gets re-election nod
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Army bus blast in Kabul leaves 30 dead
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Okinawa protests WWII history textbook amendment
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Italy leads World to moratorium on the death penalty
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Mukasey guard cost 28 million
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Clinton endorses 5,000 'baby bond'
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Natural is no longer simple
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Fake bomber wanted time off
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PM promises 'world class' schools
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'ICL fall-out of WC fiasco'
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Bush on climate change attack
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UN envoy flies into Myanmar
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North Korea nuclear talks shift focus to energy
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Trilateral TV programs urged / Forum advocates joint Japan-S. Korea-China content exchanges
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Firmware Update Breaks Hacked iPhones
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Girl Seen on Sex Tape Found Safe in Nev. AP
09/29/2007 [-]
Myanmar Quiet As Envoy Arrives AP
09/29/2007 [-]
US could stop Taiwan developing missiles aimed at China
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Bush angry with Democrats for inability to finish spending bills
09/29/2007 [-]
New Storm forms in far eastern Atlantic
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China no longer searches for bodies of 172 miners
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Sprinter Gay denies Powell snub
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ALGERIAN CLAIMS TO BE OLDEST IN THE WORLD
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China abandons search for bodies in mine
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US seeks support in penalizing Burma
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Musharraf vote nomination backed
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Iran Wants World Support for Agreement with IAEA
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Taiwan Plans Missiles Able to Hit China
09/29/2007 [-]
Blatter applauds doping-free Women's World Cup
09/29/2007 [-]
India among world's top 10 talent hotspots
09/29/2007 [-]
30 hurt in 'Indian Idol' protests
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Israel FM tells Abbas to be 'realistic' over timeframe
09/29/2007 [-]
Official Musharraf's nomination approved; lawyers hurt in clashes
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Nepal leaders meet to end deadlock on monarchy
09/29/2007 [-]
Australia elect to bat in first one-dayer against India
09/29/2007 [-]
Islamic bloc condemns US Senate plan to split Iraq
09/29/2007 [-]
Suicide attack on army bus in Afghan capital kills 30; Taliban responsible
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Musharraf's nomination papers approved
09/29/2007 [-]
Italian cabinet agrees on 2008 budget after marathon talks
09/29/2007 [-]
World Literacy Day Observed
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Court extends custody for former Georgian defense minister
09/29/2007 [-]
Suicide Bombing Kills 27 Afghans
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Anti-nuke members to visit A-bomb victims in N. Korea+
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AL QAEDA MONSTER BLOWN UP
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FBI'S THREE-FRONT WAR ON TERRORISTS
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MYANMAR'S GOV'T THUGS
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COPPOLA 'FAMILY' STOLEN
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A Diversity of Worlds
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Between two worlds
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World's women leaders to press for Suu Kyi's release
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Mountaineers lost as bad weather hits
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Kabul army bus suicide attack kills 30
09/29/2007 [-]
Gunman in custody after shooting at US school
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Police baton-charge anti-Musharraf lawyers
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Soccer CFA Chief China willing to host 2018 World Cup
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Angry Karzai calls for world vigour after attack
09/29/2007 [-]
China asks world to stop Taiwans UN admission campaign
09/29/2007 [-]
Auction for Concorde Parts Opens AP
09/29/2007 [-]
Army Bus Blast in Kabul Kills 30 AP
09/29/2007 [-]
Lull before U.N. envoy's visit
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UK's Brown takes double-digit poll lead
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New protests on Rangoon streets
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EU summons Myanmar diplomat over possible new sanctions
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CFA Chief China willing to host 2018 World Cup
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Anand keeps lead, one round away from world title
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Led Zeppelin deny world tour rumours
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Hurricane kills 3 along Gulf coast
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Satellite images show Burma's plight
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Millions spent to protect Mukasey
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Officials Cold medicine can harm toddlers
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Brain-eating amoeba deathsbr are up in U.S. this year
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Kabul bus blast kills 27 troops
09/29/2007 [-]
Countries urge Myanmar to use peaceful means, end military crackdown
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BAHRAIN FM CALLS FOR A WORLD WITHOUT HATE
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Myanmar people flee junta's wrath
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Kyodo news summary 3-+
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Afghan blast prompts call for world to step up terrorism fight
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Germany to concentrate on beating Brazil's defense in World Cup final
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Bettini cleared for world championships
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Slain journalist passionate for world hotspots
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World's oldest man, meet Stadium High
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Bush anti-warming proposal falls flat
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Ruling favors Musharraf
09/29/2007 [-]
Md. man gets life sentence
09/29/2007 [-]
Internet, phone access blocked
09/29/2007 [-]
Boy to give radio address
09/29/2007 [-]
A warning on kids' cold doses
09/29/2007 [-]
Capital awaits talks
09/29/2007 [-]
Auditor at State is accused of threats
09/29/2007 [-]
Texas may suspend executions
09/29/2007 [-]
Tougher sanctions on Iran delayed
09/29/2007 [-]
In book, justice lashes out at foes
09/29/2007 [-]
Giuliani friend funded GOP Calif. electoral bid
09/29/2007 [-]
Candidates get chatty
09/29/2007 [-]
Judges seek leeway in prison sentences
09/29/2007 [-]
What chance peace talks?
09/29/2007 [-]
Georgian opposition leader to be jailed during investigation
09/29/2007 [-]
Blackwater case deepens as investigations multiply
09/29/2007 [-]
NKorea tells US to drop 'hostile policy' in nuke talks
09/29/2007 [-]
Hamilton takes Grand Prix pole at rain-hit Fuji
09/29/2007 [-]
Bush OKs sending fuel as reward to N. Korea
09/29/2007 [-]
Georgians urge leader to quit
09/29/2007 [-]
Bus blast kills 27 Afghans
09/29/2007 [-]
Charges dropped in Iraq against sniper
09/29/2007 [-]
Tougher Iran sanctions delayed
09/29/2007 [-]
US Official Notes China's Military Gains
09/29/2007 [-]
Monks, others are corralled in Myanmar