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Iceland defies world ban with return to whaling
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Music industry sues 8,000 worldwide for illegal file-sharing
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At least 6 dead in Mexican tanker explosion
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Train derails near downtown San Antonio
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Thousands mob coffin of Argentine strongman Juan Peron en route to reburial
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Defying global ban, Iceland to resume commercial whaling after almost 2 decades
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International record industry launches thousands more lawsuits against music pirates
10/17/2006 [-]
Georgian about to be deported from Russia dies at a Moscow airport
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Norway conference urges transparency
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Amber Alert issued for baby after social worker found slain in Ky. home
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IFPI widens worldwide legal offensive on illegal music file sharers
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Belarus could provide oil transit infrastructure for Azerbaijan
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Russian engine maker Saturn mulls JV with U.S. company GE Energy
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North Korea rejects U.N. sanctions, calls them a declaration of war
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Bush signs bill authorizing tough interrogation and trial of terror suspects
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Condoleezza Rice asks Asian allies, Russia to share in isolating NKorea
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Nigeria row over sacked governor
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Trial dividing Iraq, says Saddam
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Darfur defeats for Sudan army
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Turkish prime minister Erdogan is hospitalized
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Britain lauds SA security council seat
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Turkish activists jailed for egg throwing
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Bush signs bill allowing quick terror trials, tough interrogations
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Rome subway crash kills woman, injures 100
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UK teen killed while stopping play fight
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Philippines charges Muslim leader with murder
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Bush signs terror suspect interrogation bill
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Delhi student murder conviction
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Three killed in West Bank clashes
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US opens Iran basketball inquiry
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Cartoon of Pope John Paul II wins Vatican's blessing
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Bush signs controversial anti-terrorism law
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Central African Republic World Bank Approved a 6.78 Million Grant
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Longtime rivals Pakistan, India to resume peace talks
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Recording industry sues another 8,000 file sharers
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UN Timor report points to top
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Exhausted Turkish PM faints, is hospitalised
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OPEC to Cut Output by 1 Million Barrels a Day, Kuwait's Oil Minister Says
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Veil marks separation, but women have right to wear it Blair
10/17/2006 [-]
Bush signs US terror trial bill
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Suicide bombing leaves 97 dead in Sri Lanka
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British troops move out of wartorn Afghan district
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Sri Lanka raids 'hit rebel radio'
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'Mass amnesty' in Turkmenistan
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Burundi refugees to settle in US
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Israeli politicians go on trial
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Spamhaus appeals possible shutdown ruling
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Shanghai to build ship to promote World Expo 2010
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US panel to propose Iraq policy U-turn
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Sri Lanka elect to bat against Pakistan
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Two dead, up to 60 hurt in Rome metro crash
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Two dead, 60 hurt in Rome train mishap
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Rebel bombing kills 93 Sri Lankan sailors Krishan Francis / ASSOCIATED PRESS
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Weak oil policy called U.S. peril Hsin-Hsien Sheena Wong /
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Britain exits troubled Afghan district; airstrike kills 16 suspected Taliban
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China Reverses Its Refusal to Search N. Korean Cargo
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Israel Leader Skips Parliament Opener
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Suicide Truck Bombing in Sri Lanka Kills 97 Troops
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Argentine strongman Peron to be reburied
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North Korea U.N. resolution a 'declaration of war'
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LVMH Shares Decline After 4.6 Billion Revenue Misses Analysts' Estimates
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European Stocks Retreat From Five-Year High; Air France, Daimler Decline
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RWE sells Thames Water to Australian-led consortium
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NZ troops should remain in Afghanistan defence minister
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Second N. Korea nuke test feared
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Sri Lanka committed to talks with rebels
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Asian investment heads overseas
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Two Texas servicemen, including one born in Canada, killed in Iraq
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Russia demands U.S. lift sanctions against two Russian companies
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Blair urges Canadians to support Afghan mission
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U.S. begins air patrols on Montana-Alberta border
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Israeli Premier Says He Would Talk to Lebanese and Palestinians
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Russia tells N.Korea world wants 'adequate response'
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Quebecor World to close French plant, 230 jobs hit
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Virtual economies attract real-world tax attention
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Actor Bruce Willis gets star on Hollywood Walk
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Canadian-born U.S. marine killed in Iraq
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Amid scandal, Israel's Pres. skips parliament
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Israeli President skips Knesset amid rape scandal
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Controversial Turkish Novelist Wins Nobel
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Dozens of Sri Lankan sailors die in convoy attack
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Suicide bomber targets NATO convoy in Afghanistan
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Australia to bar North Korean ships from its ports after nuclear test
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Blast 'kills 67' Sri Lanka sailors
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Israeli Police Say Evidence Supports Rape Claims Against President Katsav
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World Prisoner issue delays summit
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Vietnam to Join World Trade Organization
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Suicide car bomb in Afghan capital, three wounded
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Aftershocks shake Hawaii
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Vandals free minks at three farms
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Sheriff, 47, killed in charity bus race
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Benedict proclaims sainthood of four people
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For 3,750, teachers leave weight of the world far behind
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More college students volunteering, study says
10/16/2006 [-]
Chocolate Love at first bite — or sight
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Dual-purpose goods could slip in under sanctions
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Hawaii works to restore power, repair roads after strong quake
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Speaker's secret successor in line for the presidency?
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Ban unlikely to crimp Kim's style
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AfricaWorld Food Day 2006
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Australia to ban N Korean ships
10/16/2006 [-]
Katsav 'avoids Knesset opening'
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Man Charged in Deaths of Parents, 3 Teen Sisters
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Sheriff Killed in Crash During Charity Bus Race
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Post-9/11 Security Standards Not Being Met at Uranium Facility
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Scalia Debates Law, Liberties With ACLU Chief
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GOP Running Against a Stiff Northern Wind
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GOP on a Mission to Save Santorum
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Damaging Quake Shakes Up Hawaii
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Author Hosts 8-Day Virtual Book Club '8 Days That Will Shift Your World'
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Geeks, Scientists, & Students World-Wide Prepare for Mole Day
10/16/2006 [-]
CJ Entertainment Chief Wins World Business Award
10/16/2006 [-]
Catholic Church Has 4 New Saints
10/16/2006 [-]
Winterthur peeks at world of Jane Austen
10/16/2006 [-]
Israeli Pres. May Face Criminal Charges
10/16/2006 [-]
Indonesian fires cause flight cancellations, health warnings
10/16/2006 [-]
Digital World Insider Must-Have iPod Accessories
10/16/2006 [-]
Ochoa beats Sorenstam for Samsung World win
10/16/2006 [-]
Two Pakistan fast bowlers fail drugs test
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German city cleared to defuse World War II bombs
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Rwanda Celebrates World Bird Day
10/16/2006 [-]
Akhtar, Asif recalled after positive doping tests PCB source
10/16/2006 [-]
Hastert losing control of his team?
10/16/2006 [-]
Two Republican senators call for new approach in Iraq
10/16/2006 [-]
New health strategy puts fresh food in inner cities
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New hope for head-trauma victims
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World reactions to UN resolution against DPRK
10/16/2006 [-]
Traditional Chinese writing tools for world heritage list
10/16/2006 [-]
Dutch Muslims stand trial for terror plot
10/16/2006 [-]
Varsities to spy on Asian-looking students
10/16/2006 [-]
Gay marriage threatens religious freedom
10/16/2006 [-]
Cops back rape charges against Moshe Katsav
10/15/2006 [-]
UN Agency Probes Suspected Outbreak of Pneumonic Plague in Northern Congo
10/15/2006 [-]
Home Depot, Altria Battle `Spitzerism' in State Attorney General Campaigns
10/15/2006 [-]
Scania Plans 950 Million Special Dividend, Says MAN's Revised Bid Too Low
10/15/2006 [-]
Banca Popolare Italiana Accepts 10.3 Billion Bid From Popolare di Verona
10/15/2006 [-]
Philips Profit Almost Triples on 5.2 Billion Gain From Semiconductor Unit
10/15/2006 [-]
World TV industries hustle to get slice of Asian action
10/15/2006 [-]
Sailors from world over vie in Mumbai
10/15/2006 [-]
Son charged with killing his parents, three teenage sisters in Iowa
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Iran rejects U.N. Security Council sanctions against North Korea
10/15/2006 [-]
Muslims seething over British Olympics
10/15/2006 [-]
Oil prices rise ahead of OPEC meeting
10/15/2006 [-]
Australia 'has harmed PNG ties'
10/15/2006 [-]
No time for Disney World - exhibitors preparing for 2006 NBAA convention
10/15/2006 [-]
Early Returns Point to a Presidential Runoff in Ecuador
10/15/2006 [-]
Questions Grow Over U.N. Curbs on North Korea
10/15/2006 [-]
Nation & world briefs Oct. 16
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Indonesia's bird flu toll jumps to 54 with 2 new deaths
10/15/2006 [-]
US in diplomatic drive to enforce North Korea sanctions
10/15/2006 [-]
Actress Kidman takes on UN Kosovo envoy role
10/15/2006 [-]
Christian priest killed by gunman in central Indonesia
10/15/2006 [-]
U.S. presses China to impose tough action against North Korea
10/15/2006 [-]
Darfur refugees make plea for more protection
10/15/2006 [-]
Nobel Peace Prize winner a hero in Bangladesh
10/15/2006 [-]
Two Marines Killed in Iraq as Senate Hopeful Ford Criticizes Bush Policy
10/15/2006 [-]
Australian Government Spends A350 Million to Support Drought-Hit Farmers
10/15/2006 [-]
Hong Kong Investors Line Up for a Piece of ICBC's Record 19 Billion IPO
10/15/2006 [-]
Philips Third-Quarter Profit Almost Triples on Sale of Semiconductor Unit
10/15/2006 [-]
Video Disputes China' s Claim Shooting Was in Self-Defense
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Man charged over Iowa bloodbath
10/15/2006 [-]
Dubai rulers reject slavery case
10/15/2006 [-]
ESU students plan World Hunger events
10/15/2006 [-]
World Heads to Starting Line of Nuclear Arms Race
10/15/2006 [-]
World's first 2WD bicycle
10/15/2006 [-]
Motorola will donae 17/per phone to help AIDS. Go RED go!!!!
10/15/2006 [-]
Poll Democrat Leads in Foley District
10/15/2006 [-]
AIDS Activist Jeff Getty Dead at 49
10/15/2006 [-]
Five years after U.S. invasion, we revisit Afghanistan
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Palmer's Retirement Another Blow to Sports World
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Feeding the Hungry World
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World diplomats push for enforcing N.Korea sanctions Reuters
10/15/2006 [-]
Nightmare world of liberals
10/15/2006 [-]
Sorenstam seizes World Championship lead
10/15/2006 [-]
U.S. Presses China for Tough Action Against North Korea; Rice Heads to Asia
10/15/2006 [-]
Bulgaria's Topalov Wants the World Title Back, Challenges Kramnik
10/15/2006 [-]
Bulgarian Red Cross Gives Free Lunch for World Food Day
10/15/2006 [-]
Mandelson backs new EU-India trade and investment agreement EuropaWorld
10/15/2006 [-]
What the EU is doing against the death penalty in the world EuropaWorld
10/15/2006 [-]
EU and China launch Science and Technology Year EuropaWorld
10/15/2006 [-]
New world chess champion questions opponent's ethics
10/15/2006 [-]
Kerry says he deserves second shot at presidency
10/15/2006 [-]
Fox fires broadcaster for on-air comments