10/19/2006 [-]
DNA Match Links Suspect To Slain Vermont Student, Suspect's Lawyer Says
10/19/2006 [-]
Queen praises 'spirit' of Baltics
10/19/2006 [-]
Message in blood to thwart executioner
10/19/2006 [-]
China's Palace Museum strives to become top world museum
10/19/2006 [-]
Camp Atterbury Trained Soldiers for World War II, Now for the War on Terror
10/19/2006 [-]
Egypt's Mubarak blames Muslims for faith's bad image
10/19/2006 [-]
Vicar's knicker run rescues New Zealand town
10/19/2006 [-]
Estonia rises to a rare royal occasion
10/19/2006 [-]
The voters of Dingle wake up to their own D-Day
10/19/2006 [-]
Priest admits to Foley relationship
10/19/2006 [-]
Guts and guns how the Democrats are planning to win back the West
10/19/2006 [-]
Irresistible even at 79, La Lollo gets her man, 45
10/19/2006 [-]
Voodoo shop killer cooks lover then leaps to death
10/19/2006 [-]
Rising violence is linked to our elections
10/19/2006 [-]
Bush tries to impose new terms of victory
10/19/2006 [-]
Marine dies as suicide bomber blasts patrol
10/19/2006 [-]
Blood money would solve this dilemma
10/19/2006 [-]
Death-row Briton execution deferred
10/19/2006 [-]
The 1bn trade that is beyond the eyes of the law
10/19/2006 [-]
Undertaker admits stealing and selling Alistair Cooke body parts
10/19/2006 [-]
Shoulder forces Mauresmo to withdraw
10/19/2006 [-]
Sevilla held to tie; English teams sweep
10/19/2006 [-]
Wall Street Beat Earnings cloud hopes
10/19/2006 [-]
Microsoft Reported IE 7 bug not in browser
10/19/2006 [-]
Storage budgets may not keep up with demand in 2007
10/19/2006 [-]
Microsoft reissues buggy patch for Windows 2000 users
10/19/2006 [-]
Priest admits abusing now disgraced US lawmaker - reports
10/19/2006 [-]
McCartney vows vigorous divorce fight
10/19/2006 [-]
Dozens injured in gas pipeline explosion
10/19/2006 [-]
U.S. to Israel Ease up on Arab-Americans
10/19/2006 [-]
Iron Mike No More, Tyson on 'World Tour'
10/19/2006 [-]
Bob Seger, Anita Baker Booked for Series
10/19/2006 [-]
Red Cross lambasts US terror law
10/19/2006 [-]
Rice Won't Coerce Allies on N. Korea
10/19/2006 [-]
Stingray Jumps On Boat Stabs 81 Year Old
10/19/2006 [-]
Transplant patient sails solo around world
10/19/2006 [-]
Japanese Stocks May Fall on Stronger Yen; Exporters, Honda, Sony May Drop
10/19/2006 [-]
Clifton looks to break another towing world record
10/19/2006 [-]
GOP urges candidate whose campaign sent anti-immigrant letter to withdraw
10/19/2006 [-]
Sports News A Ferrari Takes Gold in World Gymnastics
10/19/2006 [-]
World Series Ticket Deal Windsor
10/19/2006 [-]
Baloch leaders want World to stop supporting Musharraf
10/19/2006 [-]
Sony Ericsson kit in demand as world phone sales surge
10/19/2006 [-]
No charges for woman who killed her unborn baby
10/19/2006 [-]
World oil prices firm as OPEC readies output cut
10/19/2006 [-]
Bermuda Dutch tycoon to leave Bermuda
10/19/2006 [-]
Answers to Young World Quiz October 20, 2006
10/19/2006 [-]
Young World Quiz October 20, 2006
10/19/2006 [-]
Death sentence for China killer
10/19/2006 [-]
Despite popular belief, the world is not running out of oil, UW scientist says
10/19/2006 [-]
Irked users seek clarification over Vista licensing
10/19/2006 [-]
Cingular mobile data revenue soars
10/19/2006 [-]
Fiorina My HP tenure yet to play out
10/19/2006 [-]
AOL to offer Web APIs for AIM
10/19/2006 [-]
Chinese envoy meets Kim Jong Il
10/19/2006 [-]
Portugal to call referendum on abortion
10/19/2006 [-]
Scientists Ozone hole sets record as largest ever
10/19/2006 [-]
Telecast of Young World Quiz
10/19/2006 [-]
Muslim teaching assistant wins case
10/19/2006 [-]
Rice Won't dictate N. Korea sanctions
10/19/2006 [-]
Israeli PM Olmert discusses Hamas, Hizbollah in Moscow
10/19/2006 [-]
Security World Step-by-step guide for setting up Computer Emergency Response Teams
10/19/2006 [-]
Security World Regain access to your computer with Elcomsoft System Recovery
10/19/2006 [-]
Bacteria Found Nearly 2 Miles Underground
10/19/2006 [-]
Borat Invited To Kazakhstan
10/19/2006 [-]
China Visit To N. Korea 'Significant'
10/19/2006 [-]
North Korea's 'Mr. Bomb' Remains Mystery
10/19/2006 [-]
Rice Won't Dictate N. Korea Sanctions
10/19/2006 [-]
China puts squeeze on North Korea in nuclear crisis
10/19/2006 [-]
U.S. October death toll continues to climb in Iraq
10/19/2006 [-]
Expect a warmer, wetter world this century, computer models agree
10/19/2006 [-]
Otherworldly bacteria that use radiated water for food discovered two miles down
10/19/2006 [-]
Queen Elizabeth II, Prince Philip visit Estonia
10/19/2006 [-]
Ramadan brings spike in attacks in Baghdad, Iraq
10/19/2006 [-]
Veiled woman wins suit, loses discrimination bid
10/19/2006 [-]
375 euros for world's most expensive cigar
10/19/2006 [-]
Padilla's Lawyers Say He Was Drugged, Abused After Being Named `Combatant'
10/19/2006 [-]
Summers, Ex-Treasury Chief, Harvard President, Joins D.E. Shaw Hedge Fund
10/19/2006 [-]
Oil Gains After Saudi Minister Says OPEC Production Cuts May Be Increased
10/19/2006 [-]
Southern African presidents mark 20th anniversary of crash that killed Mozambique leader
10/19/2006 [-]
Priest acknowledges he went naked with Foley as boy decades ago but denies sex
10/19/2006 [-]
Spielberg presents Holocaust documentary
10/19/2006 [-]
Book Armstrong intimidated witnesses
10/19/2006 [-]
Legendary soldier's remains coming home
10/19/2006 [-]
Baghdad pacification has not met "overall expectations," U.S. general says
10/19/2006 [-]
Fear of rise in cluster bomb attacks
10/19/2006 [-]
Undertakers admit stealing body parts
10/19/2006 [-]
Wheat Rises as Morocco Moves to Buy U.S. Grain Amid Dwindling World Supply
10/19/2006 [-]
Iraqi Civilian Death Toll Disputed
10/19/2006 [-]
First IE7 Security Flaw Found
10/19/2006 [-]
RIGHTS Millions of Starving Shame the World, U.N. Says
10/19/2006 [-]
HP Tops Dell in Worldwide PC Shipments
10/19/2006 [-]
One billion people overweight, 300 million obese worldwide
10/19/2006 [-]
Calif. couple allegedly took over homes of absent elderly owners
10/19/2006 [-]
8 U.S. Soldiers Ordered to be Court-Martialed
10/19/2006 [-]
Worlds Fastest Street Legal Car 2200BHP
10/19/2006 [-]
'Car bomb' explodes in Colombia
10/19/2006 [-]
Two more deaths bring U.S. total to 73 in October
10/19/2006 [-]
Nigeria Marks World Post Day, Immortalises Argungu
10/19/2006 [-]
Lance Armstrong attacks new French book
10/19/2006 [-]
Prosecution traces smuggled Venus' steps
10/19/2006 [-]
Lollobrigida to wed man 34 years younger
10/19/2006 [-]
China takes gold at gymnastics event
10/19/2006 [-]
Prosecution Traces Smuggled Venus' Steps
10/19/2006 [-]
Mayoral candidate gunned down in Russian Far East
10/19/2006 [-]
Priest acknowledges relationship with Foley, but says it wasn't sexual
10/19/2006 [-]
Is Mac Growth In Business World Next For High-Flying Apple?
10/19/2006 [-]
Ukraine interior minister to keep post despite resignations
10/19/2006 [-]
Fifteen killed in Uzbekistan transport plane crash 1
10/19/2006 [-]
Belarus sets up Stabilization Fund to deal with energy problems
10/19/2006 [-]
Still no power for 62,000 customers in Buffalo area
10/19/2006 [-]
NBC gets 'real' in a virtual world
10/19/2006 [-]
U.S. Leading Indicators Rise Less Than Forecast; Manufacturing Gauge Falls
10/19/2006 [-]
Citigroup, Bank of America Post Higher Earnings as Credit-Card Fees Climb
10/19/2006 [-]
IDC 1 billion phones should sell this year
10/19/2006 [-]
Microsoft chips away at piracy in the UK
10/19/2006 [-]
Security World Trojan horse tempts users with pictures of pop group t.A.T.u.
10/19/2006 [-]
Security World Scan, Click & Fix from vulnerability analysis to complete remediation
10/19/2006 [-]
FBI questions Milwaukee resident on bomb threats
10/19/2006 [-]
Priest says he had "inappropriate" relationship with Rep. Foley
10/19/2006 [-]
Georgia, France sign 2007 military cooperation plan
10/19/2006 [-]
Fifteen killed in Uzbekistan transport plane crash
10/19/2006 [-]
Priest admits massaging Foley in the nude
10/19/2006 [-]
U.S., China intensify diplomatic efforts on Korean peninsula
10/19/2006 [-]
Corus Board Accepts Tata's 7.6 Billion Offer for Steelmaker, People Say
10/19/2006 [-]
Coles Myer Credit-Default Swaps Fell Before KKR Withdrew Bid for Retailer
10/19/2006 [-]
Manufacturing in Philadelphia Area Unexpectedly Drops as Demand Declines
10/19/2006 [-]
Businessman sues gov't for ban on selling "World Cup air"
10/19/2006 [-]
China delivers message to No. Korea's Kim
10/19/2006 [-]
Mayoral candidate gunned down in Russia
10/19/2006 [-]
WI resident questioned in football threat
10/19/2006 [-]
Report Priest acknowledges Foley relationship
10/19/2006 [-]
Afghan bombing kills Marine
10/19/2006 [-]
Twenty hurt as Serbian munitions depot blows
10/19/2006 [-]
Panda cub bites off part of American visitor's thumb
10/19/2006 [-]
Phone tipster thinks judo class at gym was hostage situation
10/19/2006 [-]
Nudist resorts baring themselves to outside world
10/19/2006 [-]
China envoy gives message to Kim Jong ll
10/19/2006 [-]
Florida man critical after flying stingray attack
10/19/2006 [-]
Kazakhs ask Borat to come home
10/19/2006 [-]
Virtual worlds move toward commercial reality for marketers
10/19/2006 [-]
Adobe acquires Serious Magic
10/19/2006 [-]
Samsung shrinks DRAM features to 50nm as Vista looms
10/19/2006 [-]
Red Hat vows stronger beta 2 within weeks
10/19/2006 [-]
MessageLabs obtains 60M loan to boost research
10/19/2006 [-]
Lower prices hurt Nokia profit
10/19/2006 [-]
Kagermann Cautious but optimistic about SAP growth
10/19/2006 [-]
In the Arena Once more around the world
10/19/2006 [-]
Sony Expects to Recall 9.6M Batteries Worldwide
10/19/2006 [-]
Strong Voices From South Korea
10/19/2006 [-]
Rice Pledges 'Full' Defense Of Japan
10/19/2006 [-]
Estonia's new president welcomes Queen, Philip amid fanfare
10/19/2006 [-]
U.S. military bid to secure Baghdad 'has not met our overall expectations'
10/19/2006 [-]
FBI questions Milwaukee resident in Internet threat against football stadiums
10/19/2006 [-]
Saudi oil minister supports OPEC's production cut
10/19/2006 [-]
Top official invites Borat to visit Kazakhstan
10/19/2006 [-]
Man critical after stingray stabs him in chest
10/19/2006 [-]
Latino voter warning linked to Republican campaign
10/19/2006 [-]
Priest recounts massaging Foley in nude report
10/19/2006 [-]
Iraqi prime minister urges Saddam execution
10/19/2006 [-]
Indian Stocks Slide
10/19/2006 [-]
US-backed panel opens talks to salvage Somali peace dialogue
10/19/2006 [-]
Saudis Back OPEC Plan to Cut Oil Output
10/19/2006 [-]
Iraqi Leader Urges Saddam Execution
10/19/2006 [-]
Baghdad Strategy Has Not Succeeded, U.S. General Says
10/19/2006 [-]
World's most expensive smoke, but is it the best?
10/19/2006 [-]
Prime minister seeks support from cleric
10/19/2006 [-]
Tunnels for smuggling arms are unearthed, Israelis say
10/19/2006 [-]
U.S. will protect Japan, Rice says
10/19/2006 [-]
Newspaper Priest acknowledges relationship with Foley
10/19/2006 [-]
Iraq war is key point of dispute in Senate race
10/19/2006 [-]
Italy rejects fresh kidnap demand
10/19/2006 [-]
The World from Berlin Ex-Guantanamo Prisoner Vexes German Government
10/19/2006 [-]
Madhya Pradesh enters Guiness Book of World Records for standing up against poverty
10/19/2006 [-]
Abuja Match Westerhof to coach Eagles Jomo Sono leads the Rest of the World
10/19/2006 [-]
The wild man of the art world
10/19/2006 [-]
Suicide bomber, clashes kill 20 in Mosul
10/19/2006 [-]
NBC to cut staff, shows, news budget
10/19/2006 [-]
Environmental Group Names Russian City World
10/19/2006 [-]
Corporate News Megaworld to expand Eastwood
10/19/2006 [-]
Today in history Oct. 19
10/19/2006 [-]
London's FTSE-100 index down 5.0 points
10/19/2006 [-]
Slovakia sets public finance deficit
10/19/2006 [-]
Fitch, Standard & Poor's downgrade Italy
10/19/2006 [-]
Google blogging woes continue
10/19/2006 [-]
HP overtakes Dell in worldwide PC market
10/19/2006 [-]
Sony cuts profit forecast on battery woes
10/19/2006 [-]
First security flaw signalled in IE7
10/19/2006 [-]
AJAX made easier Down Under
10/19/2006 [-]
We want to help you change your world
10/19/2006 [-]
Ginepri topples world number eight
10/19/2006 [-]
Rice Won't tell S. Korea, China what to do
10/19/2006 [-]
World parliamentarians asked to probe RP disappearances
10/19/2006 [-]
World Business Briefing Americas Canada Genzyme to Acquire Anormed
10/19/2006 [-]
Ang Lee named arts consultant to Beijing Olympics
10/19/2006 [-]
Afghan bomber kills 2 kids, wounds British troops
10/19/2006 [-]
South Africa white literary elite turns pens on new rulers
10/19/2006 [-]
Afghan suicide blasts kill two children, a policeman
10/19/2006 [-]
Bank of America Net Income Jumps 41 Percent to Record on Credit-Card Fees
10/19/2006 [-]
Nokia Earnings Drop on Lower-Priced Handsets in China, India; Shares Fall
10/19/2006 [-]
Citigroup Earnings Rise 6 Percent on Growth in International Operations
10/19/2006 [-]
Rice Won't tell S. Korea, China what to do
10/19/2006 [-]
Stingray attack has man fighting for his life
10/19/2006 [-]
U.S., S. Korea Warn North Against 2nd Test
10/19/2006 [-]
Winfrey fails to pin Obama down
10/19/2006 [-]
. . . while Buffalo asks What about us?
10/19/2006 [-]
FEMA rushes to Hawaii, finds no crisis
10/19/2006 [-]
Social Security payments to rise 3.3% in '07
10/19/2006 [-]
School district's teachers, students told to fight back
10/19/2006 [-]
Halloween plea Drop `psycho' holiday theme
10/19/2006 [-]
Arizona sued for seizing money wired from Illinois
10/19/2006 [-]
Voting glitches feared on Nov. 7
10/19/2006 [-]
Militias hold Iraq in fearsome grip
10/19/2006 [-]
Series of explosions hit ammunition dump in Central Serbia-1
10/19/2006 [-]
Thuraya launches world smallest satellite phone
10/19/2006 [-]
Indonesia set to buy Russian submarines news agency
10/19/2006 [-]
Russia, Belarus to sign agreement on joint air defense system
10/19/2006 [-]
Tigers learn World Series opponent tonight
10/19/2006 [-]
Children die as UK troops attacked
10/19/2006 [-]
Iraqis said may take over security by '07
10/19/2006 [-]
Saddam trial witness recalls attack
10/19/2006 [-]
Finnair strike paralyses flights
10/19/2006 [-]
A reporter's close encounter spurs amazement and terror
10/19/2006 [-]
World Sight Day marked at KNUST
10/19/2006 [-]
Suicide bomber kills 2 children in southern Afghanistan
10/19/2006 [-]
Acrobats give Walk the World flying start
10/19/2006 [-]
"Walk the World" footsteps echo around the globe
10/19/2006 [-]
Life goes on in the world's largest IDP camp
10/19/2006 [-]
Shakespeare coming to a virtual world
10/19/2006 [-]
UN launches new study on abuse of children young boys and girls all over the world will have better protection agai-nst all forms of abuse.
10/19/2006 [-]
Nestle says 9-month sales up 9.1 pct.
10/19/2006 [-]
Remy Cointreau says 1st-half sales up
10/19/2006 [-]
Fortum profit drops despite higher sales
10/19/2006 [-]
German economists lift 2006 forecast
10/19/2006 [-]
World Food Day 2006
10/19/2006 [-]
Britain public finances worsen in September
10/19/2006 [-]
Iraqi troops ready for full security role by late 2007 Iraq oil minister
10/19/2006 [-]
Afghan leader urges NATO caution after civilian deaths
10/19/2006 [-]
Luxembourg steps up funding for hungry poor around the world
10/19/2006 [-]
Nokia's Third-Quarter Earnings Decline 4 Percent on Restructuring Costs
10/19/2006 [-]
Seoul Robot World 2006
10/19/2006 [-]
Saddam trial witness recalls chemical attack
10/19/2006 [-]
'World Cup air' vendor blows off steam in court
10/19/2006 [-]
Man Stabbed By Stingray Off Florida Coast
10/19/2006 [-]
Nissan Recalls Over 130,000 Vehicles
10/19/2006 [-]
Swiss Re wins World Trade Center case
10/19/2006 [-]
Darfur violence spills into Chad
10/19/2006 [-]
Seoul warns N. Korea against new nuke test
10/19/2006 [-]
Memo From Dubai Beyond Skimpy Skirts, a Rare Debate on Identity
10/19/2006 [-]
Ministry Slows Speed of Nation's Internet Access
10/19/2006 [-]
Pinochet Says He Doesn't Recall Abuses
10/19/2006 [-]
3 More Marines to Be Tried in Iraqi's Death
10/19/2006 [-]
Two Witn
10/19/2006 [-]
Seeking to Shore Up Support, Maliki Meets With Iraqi Clerics
10/19/2006 [-]
U.S. Is Japan's Nuclear Shield, Rice Says
10/19/2006 [-]
Israel Finds 9 Tunnels From Gaza Strip Into Egypt
10/19/2006 [-]
Scheduled Hanging of Muslim Puts India in No-Win Situation
10/19/2006 [-]
Troop Losses on Pace for 2-Year High
10/19/2006 [-]
N. Korea Sanctions Hang on Bridge Across the Yalu
10/19/2006 [-]
Iraq truck bomber kills 10
10/19/2006 [-]
Ousted Thai premier returns as comic book hero
10/19/2006 [-]
South Asia has highest levels of child malnutrition in the World Report
10/19/2006 [-]
Ten dead in Iraq fuel truck bomb
10/19/2006 [-]
Australia drought sparks suicides
10/19/2006 [-]
Ethiopia says military in Somalia
10/19/2006 [-]
Emergency order in Nigerian state
10/19/2006 [-]
Suicide bomber attacks troops in Afghanistan
10/19/2006 [-]
Bush acknowledges Iraq comparison with Vietnam War
10/19/2006 [-]
Wearing the veil in the Arab world
10/19/2006 [-]
Sudan Should Face EU Sanctions Over Darfur Crisis, Human Rights Watch Says
10/19/2006 [-]
European Stocks Drop, Led by HSBC, Nestle; Infineon, SAP Shares Decline
10/19/2006 [-]
Ericsson Reports First Profit Gain This Year on Sony Mobile-Phone Venture
10/19/2006 [-]
Sony Forecasts Lowest Profit in Five Years on Battery Recall, Price Cuts
10/19/2006 [-]
HP Passes Dell As Top PC Maker Worldwide
10/19/2006 [-]
Digital Gear Chilling Out With PlayStation 3
10/19/2006 [-]
World Development Report 2007
10/19/2006 [-]
World Bank 15 Million Avian Flu Grant for Indonesia
10/19/2006 [-]
The World Bank Group Podcasts
10/19/2006 [-]
Video shows snipers' work
10/19/2006 [-]
Save Lake Victoria – UN UN would back a proposal to protect Lake Victoria as a world heritage site because it is rich in species.
10/19/2006 [-]
WIPO Patent Report Statistics on Worldwide Patent Activity 2006 Edition now available
10/19/2006 [-]
Bush ties N.C. school's success to his education program
10/19/2006 [-]
Ex-House clerk to testify in Foley scandal
10/19/2006 [-]
Slow delivery of flu vaccine worries some pediatricians
10/19/2006 [-]
U.S. is skeptical about terror threat against NFL stadiums
10/19/2006 [-]
3 more Marines to stand trial in killing of Iraqi
10/19/2006 [-]
Strife at prison is shown
10/19/2006 [-]
Fragile, historic structures in Hawaii damaged by quake
10/19/2006 [-]
U.S. war casualties make deadly surge
10/19/2006 [-]
Stock option tremors hit Md. firm
10/19/2006 [-]
Safety vs. conservation
10/19/2006 [-]
State of emergency declared in Nigeria
10/19/2006 [-]
Georgians endure painful Russia blockade
10/19/2006 [-]
Autostrade appeals Abertis merger block
10/19/2006 [-]
Illegal miners suffocate in Vietnamese shaft
10/19/2006 [-]
Wild elephants trample five to death
10/19/2006 [-]
Arizona plane crash kills five
10/19/2006 [-]
WorldatWork and National Business Group on Health Co-Develop E-Learning Program on HSA Fundamentals
10/19/2006 [-]
fingerPIN Launches the World's First Sequential Multi-Fingerprinting Technology for Biometric Security
10/19/2006 [-]
World parliamentarians press for release of Beltran
10/19/2006 [-]
Festivals mean stock market boom the world over
10/19/2006 [-]
New Thai rulers still on guard, one month after coup
10/19/2006 [-]
Nigeria's Obasanjo declares emergency in Ekiti state
10/19/2006 [-]
Suicide car bomb hits Mosul police station
10/19/2006 [-]
Reports Russia mayoral candidate killed
10/19/2006 [-]
Golfers aim for top 10 finish in world event
10/19/2006 [-]
Bush accepts Iraq trauma
10/19/2006 [-]
China pressures N Korean leader
10/19/2006 [-]
Afghan fighter finds even with peace, life is struggle
10/19/2006 [-]
Crossing Guards in Training
10/19/2006 [-]
World leaders, campaigners hail Yunus, Grameen Bank
10/19/2006 [-]
Thaksin’s wife returns to Thailand
10/19/2006 [-]
Bush acknowledges Iraq-Vietnam parallel
10/19/2006 [-]
German pedophile gets 10 years in Cambodia
10/19/2006 [-]
Rice arrives in Seoul for North Korea crisis talks
10/19/2006 [-]
5 trampled to death by elephants in Bangladesh
10/19/2006 [-]
Paving the Way Out of Poverty
10/18/2006 [-]
Khadi Now the Pin-Up Fabric in Fashion World
10/18/2006 [-]
Afghans reported killed by NATO strike
10/18/2006 [-]
Nation & world briefs Oct. 19
10/18/2006 [-]
Bush gives 'grave' warning to N. Korea
10/18/2006 [-]
Iran, N.Korea top threats to world peace
10/18/2006 [-]
Rice holding 3-way talks in Seoul
10/18/2006 [-]
Iraq's insurgency shows no letup
10/18/2006 [-]
Majority of people around the world reject torture poll
10/18/2006 [-]
Chinese men team wins Gymnastics World Championships
10/18/2006 [-]
Study Anti-Aging Supplements Dont Work
10/18/2006 [-]
Sofia Sees World Premiere of Brooklyn-Based Dance Tale
10/18/2006 [-]
Africa Action Calls on World Bank to Cancel Liberia's Debt
10/18/2006 [-]
EADS-CASA cancels military plane deal
10/18/2006 [-]
Iran, N.Korea top threats to world peace-Germany
10/18/2006 [-]
Mid-Term Review of Achieving the World Food Summit Target
10/18/2006 [-]
8 Palestinians Die as Israeli Raids and Airstrikes Intensify
10/18/2006 [-]
5 Die as Palestinians Clash With Israelis and Each Other
10/18/2006 [-]
Israel Steps Up Attacks to Halt Palestinian Rockets
10/18/2006 [-]
Israeli Police Recommend Charges Against President
10/18/2006 [-]
Israeli Premier Says He Would Talk to Lebanese and Palestinians
10/18/2006 [-]
Israeli Troops Find 5 Tunnels in Gaza Strip
10/18/2006 [-]
Rice U.S. Ready To Defend Japan
10/18/2006 [-]
US, UN warn against second North Korea test
10/18/2006 [-]
Chavez Risks 1.6 Billion Bond Default by Seizing Venezuelan Oil Ventures
10/18/2006 [-]
‘Finding Nemo’ to go musical
10/18/2006 [-]
Kim Jong Il Makes First Appearance Since Nuke Test
10/18/2006 [-]
The World's Most Addicting Game
10/18/2006 [-]
Israel Occupies Egypt-Gaza Border Areas
10/18/2006 [-]
Nepal's Rebels Seek Talks With Premier
10/18/2006 [-]
Nepal's High Court Frees 3 Former Officials
10/18/2006 [-]
Trans-Asian Railroad Gets a Closer Look by Transport Ministers
10/18/2006 [-]
Video Disputes China' s Claim Shooting Was in Self-Defense
10/18/2006 [-]
Premier of Iraq Seeks Assistance of Shiite Clerics
10/18/2006 [-]
Logitech to acquire Slim Devices
10/18/2006 [-]
U.S. Urges Myanmar to Release Prisoners, Initiate National Reconciliation
10/18/2006 [-]
Crude Oil Rises From 1-Week Low as OPEC Meets to Discuss Production Cuts
10/18/2006 [-]
South Korea's Economy Faces `Downward Risks,' Finance Minister Kwon Says
10/18/2006 [-]
Greek teachers march for higher pay
10/18/2006 [-]
Liles' 2 goals lift Avalanche over Leafs
10/18/2006 [-]
McCartney to defend himself against abuse claims
10/18/2006 [-]
New UN chief denies influence-peddling allegations
10/18/2006 [-]
One-third support 'some torture'
10/18/2006 [-]
World Series berth is on the Cards
10/18/2006 [-]
Scarlett Johansson Sexiest woman of the world
10/18/2006 [-]
People in Xi'an welcome world's famous tenor
10/18/2006 [-]
One-third accept 'some torture'
10/18/2006 [-]
China's women team wins Gymnastics World Championships
10/18/2006 [-]
Bush North Korea would face grave consequence for selling nukes
10/18/2006 [-]
Update Excuses on iPod virus not credible
10/18/2006 [-]
Tyson's got enough left to go 4 rounds
10/18/2006 [-]
Caribbean leaders nix Haiti for bloc
10/18/2006 [-]
2 severed heads found in bag in Mexico
10/18/2006 [-]
Malkin scores in first NHL game
10/18/2006 [-]
TABOR's Bill Owens Best Governor of a Third World Nation
10/18/2006 [-]
Israel Sex Cases Defy Machismo of the Warrior
10/18/2006 [-]
With Cash, Defectors Find North Korea's Cracks
10/18/2006 [-]
Suicide note leads to lovers head in a pot
10/18/2006 [-]
Stingray leaps on boat, stabs man in chest
10/18/2006 [-]
Visa, MasterCard won't accept charges from Russian music Web site
10/18/2006 [-]
Latin American divisions stymie Security Council election
10/18/2006 [-]
Lawyers for McCartney say he'll 'vigorously' defend himself against divorce allegations
10/18/2006 [-]
Four U.S. soldiers charged with rape, murder
10/18/2006 [-]
Caravaggio derided as a copy turns out to be the real thing
10/18/2006 [-]
Yahoo posts custom IE7 for download
10/18/2006 [-]
Microsoft releases final IE7 for Windows XP
10/18/2006 [-]
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10/18/2006 [-]
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10/18/2006 [-]
World Urgently Needs Post-Kyoto Climate Deal UN
10/18/2006 [-]
World pollution hotspots mapped
10/18/2006 [-]
Brazilian police pounce on sex ring suspects
10/18/2006 [-]
Suicide raid leaves 16 dead in Sri Lanka
10/18/2006 [-]
India challenges China as top immigration source to Canada
10/18/2006 [-]
UN 4.2M kids are AIDS orphans in West, Central Africa
10/18/2006 [-]
'War on terror' joins dictionary of modern phrases
10/18/2006 [-]
Chinese, US women pick up award for science education
10/18/2006 [-]
The World comes to NZ
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Rumsfeld's Doubts on North Korea Inspections Shared by Lawmakers, Analysts
10/18/2006 [-]
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10/18/2006 [-]
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10/18/2006 [-]
Security World Update of popular Sarbanes-Oxley Guidance released
10/18/2006 [-]
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10/18/2006 [-]
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10/18/2006 [-]
Government Skeptical Of Threat Against NFL Stadiums
10/18/2006 [-]
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10/18/2006 [-]
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10/18/2006 [-]
World champions Italy climb in FIFA rankings
10/18/2006 [-]
Government skeptical of NFL stadiums threat
10/18/2006 [-]
8 to face court-martial in Iraqi civilian murders
10/18/2006 [-]
HP Passes Dell in World PC Shipments
10/18/2006 [-]
US 'troubled' by death of jailed pro-democracy activist in Myanmar
10/18/2006 [-]
Lobby groups welcome Germany focus on Africa for G8
10/18/2006 [-]
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10/18/2006 [-]
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10/18/2006 [-]
Microsoft Zune No sweet tune in Hebrew
10/18/2006 [-]
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10/18/2006 [-]
Three more semiconductor execs indicted for price-fixing
10/18/2006 [-]
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10/18/2006 [-]
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10/18/2006 [-]
Chilean police and students clash
10/18/2006 [-]
McCartney to fight abuse claims
10/18/2006 [-]
US undertakers admit corpse scam
10/18/2006 [-]
South Korea has good chance of hosting 2012 World Expo, BIE
10/18/2006 [-]
Gold, silver prices little changed
10/18/2006 [-]
Swede convicted of sharing files online
10/18/2006 [-]
Inter finally wins in Champions League
10/18/2006 [-]
U.S. Army colonel to investigate Gitmo
10/18/2006 [-]
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10/18/2006 [-]
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10/18/2006 [-]
U.S. doubts 'dirty bomb' threat to NFL stadiums
10/18/2006 [-]
World oil prices slip as market ponders US reserves
10/18/2006 [-]
Third World War is a Must
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Eye camps held to mark World Sight Day
10/18/2006 [-]
Clinton urges Democrats to challenge GOP criticism
10/18/2006 [-]
FEMA finds no catastrophe in Hawaii
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World's pollution hotspots mapped
10/18/2006 [-]
World of Warcraft auction house live on a website!
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Government Skeptical of Stadium Threat
10/18/2006 [-]
Web site says Qwest, 6 other NFL stadiums, targets of dirty bombs
10/18/2006 [-]
8 soldiers face courts-martial for murder in Iraq deaths
10/18/2006 [-]
Gov't doubts threat against NFL stadiums
10/18/2006 [-]
Dozens of foreign non-gov't organizations face suspension in Russia
10/18/2006 [-]
10 Million People at Risk From Pollution
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Gov't doubts threat against stadiums
10/18/2006 [-]
Swiss Re wins battle over World Trade Center
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10/18/2006 [-]
Brazilian Indians storm mining complex
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Ballmer MS to boost 2007 R&D
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10/18/2006 [-]
Computerworld Dumping Cisco for Open-Source
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Social Security Checks Going Up 3.3 Percent
10/18/2006 [-]
Diane Sawyer Goes Inside North Korea
10/18/2006 [-]
Many without power, schools still closed nearly a week after NY storm
10/18/2006 [-]
7 funeral home directors now co-operating in N.Y. corpse plundering case
10/18/2006 [-]
Rice pledges "full range" defense of Japan
10/18/2006 [-]
WORLD BRIEFS - Guatemala, Venezuela deadlocked over seat
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10/18/2006 [-]
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10/18/2006 [-]
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Israelis Find 5 Smuggling Tunnels Along Gaza
10/18/2006 [-]
Italy takes lead in world gymnastics
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UN seat means the world to us Dlamini-Zuma
10/18/2006 [-]
Slovak ex-Premier optimistic on reforms
10/18/2006 [-]
McCartney responds to divorce claims
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FIFA defends its control of world soccer
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World Mental Health Day to break stigma against people with mental illness
10/18/2006 [-]
MediaCorp Publishing launches world's only Chinese diving magazine
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IT World Canada Global Newswatch
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Shanghai not trying to have world's highest skyscraper report
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UN envoys mull Iran resolution
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Bush signs new space policy
10/18/2006 [-]
Lithuania frees Yukos banker from custody pending asylum hearing
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Iraqi police school can't afford to train cadets Tulsa World
10/18/2006 [-]
Pakistan prone to calamities, says World Bank report
10/18/2006 [-]
Let us act for achievement of world without hunger, poverty PM, President
10/18/2006 [-]
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10/18/2006 [-]
Sponsor Of Page Questioned By House Ethics Committee
10/18/2006 [-]
Abu Ghraib Toga Party Key To Defense Of Charged Officers
10/18/2006 [-]
Spouse Of Gay Congressman Denied Pension Benefits Under Federal Defense Of Marriage Act
10/18/2006 [-]
7 Funeral Home Directors Connected To N.Y. Corpse Plundering Case Plead Guilty, Will Cooperate
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More Than 20 Civilians Killed In Afghan Attacks
10/18/2006 [-]
Bulgaria's Topalov Wants the World Title Back, Challenges Kramnik
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Bulgarian Red Cross Gives Free Lunch for World Food Day
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World Investment Report Bulgarian in Top 10 of Foreign Investments
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World and Nation Local Cubans talk trip to U.S. The Minnesota Daily
10/18/2006 [-]
Big Powers Split on Proposed Arms Trade Treaty OneWorld.net via Yahoo! News
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Sri Lankan Rebels Stage Attack With Boat Bombs
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PM Says Japan Won't Build Atomic Weapons
10/18/2006 [-]
At Least 26 Afghan Civilians Killed
10/18/2006 [-]
Massachusetts elementary school bans playing tag at recess
10/18/2006 [-]
10 U.S. troops killed in Iraq, raising months toll to 69
10/18/2006 [-]
Ohio coin dealer used state money like ATM, witness says
10/18/2006 [-]
Israel Takes Up Positions On Gaza-Egypt Border
10/18/2006 [-]
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10/18/2006 [-]
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22,000 people evacuated in German city as World War II bombs defused
10/18/2006 [-]
John Hinckley's parents may not be capable of supervising him
10/18/2006 [-]
Dow Jones industrial average crosses 12,000 for the first time
10/18/2006 [-]
Severe storm downs trees in Tennessee
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The Complicated Life Of British PM's Wife
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U.S. says blood safety new Africa AIDS challenge
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11Alive.com US and World News
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Yet another female teacher charged with sexual assault
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Venezuela Won't 'Surrender' In U.N. Fight
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Assault and batteries
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SAP quiet on NetWeaver subscription price
10/18/2006 [-]
World Cup Ransom Note Up For Sale Full Story
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Africa Action Calls on World Bank to Cancel Liberia's Debt
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KREM.com World News
10/18/2006 [-]
10 U.S. soldiers killed in single day in Iraq
10/18/2006 [-]
Israel Searches Gaza-Egypt Border
10/18/2006 [-]
At Least 22 Afghan Civilians Killed
10/18/2006 [-]
Turkish Stocks Rise as Citigroup Buys Akbank Stake World's Biggest Mover
10/18/2006 [-]
The World from Berlin Germans in the Poorhouse
10/18/2006 [-]
Foley Expected to Tell Name of Alleged Abuser
10/18/2006 [-]
Not it! Mass. elementary school bans tag
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Social Security Checks Going Up 3.3%
10/18/2006 [-]
Schools outraged by latest take on cheek to cheek
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UN report a joke, says Timorese army rebel
10/18/2006 [-]
Judge gives hope Bali six will avoid death penalty
10/18/2006 [-]
Iceland returns to whaling despite pleas
10/18/2006 [-]
Row intensifies as Solomons minister charged
10/18/2006 [-]
Rice, in Asia, urges 'swift' enforcement of NK sanctions
10/18/2006 [-]
Madonna and child ultimate rags to riches story
10/18/2006 [-]
84 Japanese lawmakers visit controversial war shrine
10/18/2006 [-]
10 more U.S. troops die in Iraq fighting
10/18/2006 [-]
Order asserts U.S. right to deny space access
10/18/2006 [-]
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Agribusiness Outlook World Food Day Activities Around The...
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Corus of approval as Indians steel the show
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N. Korean defector says only Kim Jong Il's ouster would stop nukes
10/18/2006 [-]
South Africa Bill Outlines Tax Breaks for 2010 World Cup
10/18/2006 [-]
The World's Fastest Time-Management Course
10/18/2006 [-]
S. Africa ensures safety for 2010 World Cup
10/18/2006 [-]
Microsoft, Orange to link IM networks
10/18/2006 [-]
BenQ denies plan to shutter Argentina subsidiary
10/18/2006 [-]
New tools jazz up mobile phone displays
10/18/2006 [-]
Viacom to broadcast content on China Baidu
10/18/2006 [-]
U.S. prime minister nixes early pullout from Iraq
10/18/2006 [-]
Nine American troops killed in Iraq bombings
10/18/2006 [-]
Lawyer Foley to tell church name of alleged abuser
10/18/2006 [-]
Dow crosses 12-K, traders wait for the close
10/18/2006 [-]
October set to be deadliest month for U.S. troops in almost 2 years
10/18/2006 [-]
British rate hike on cards after minutes reveal split vote
10/18/2006 [-]
Cards are one win away from the World Series
10/18/2006 [-]
Lashkar-e-Toiba founder released
10/18/2006 [-]
'Afghans killed' in Nato strikes
10/18/2006 [-]
Italy opens metro crash inquiry
10/18/2006 [-]
Ecuador's Noboa regains poll lead
10/18/2006 [-]
Plea for action on child poverty
10/18/2006 [-]
Africa Arms Trade Treaty Campaigners Attempt Fastest Lobby of World's Governments
10/18/2006 [-]
Japan urges world to maintain dialogue with NKorea
10/18/2006 [-]
Argentines remember Peron with tears, sporadic violence
10/18/2006 [-]
Afghan progress stalled by Iraq, says British commander
10/18/2006 [-]
Tamil Tigers ambush navy boats in Sri Lanka
10/18/2006 [-]
Jordan Convicts 8 In Plot On U.S. Troops
10/18/2006 [-]
Social Security checks Going up by 3.3 percent
10/18/2006 [-]
Rice pledges "full range" defense of Japan
10/18/2006 [-]
Ethiopian security forces massacred protesters?
10/18/2006 [-]
Nine U.S. troops slain
10/18/2006 [-]
Even Higher High-Def TV Forecast
10/18/2006 [-]
The Dow Jones industrial average crosses 12,000 for the first time
10/18/2006 [-]
2010 World Cup costs soar
10/18/2006 [-]
Baloch leaders want World to stop supporting Musharraf
10/18/2006 [-]
Rice Promises U.S. Defense of Japan
10/18/2006 [-]
Social Security checks to rise by 3.3 percent
10/18/2006 [-]
U.S. population passes 300 million; next milestone, 2043
10/18/2006 [-]
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Health briefs
10/18/2006 [-]
Drug reactions send more than 700,000 Americans to ER each year
10/18/2006 [-]
Scientists speak in favor of video games
10/18/2006 [-]
Religious right finds GOP's 'big tent' may be too roomy
10/18/2006 [-]
U.S. forces back in Balad after Iraqi army fails to quell sectarian violence
10/18/2006 [-]
Hawaii quake damage is estimated at 46 million-plus; Bush declares a disaster
10/18/2006 [-]
Fertility becomes her
10/18/2006 [-]
Bush signs bill authorizing trials
10/18/2006 [-]
North Korea Sanctions are act of war
10/18/2006 [-]
Defector Only leader's ouster would end nuclear program
10/18/2006 [-]
More U.S. casualties in Iraq
10/18/2006 [-]
Lack of spirituality making world evil
10/18/2006 [-]
Virginia's Drake Runs Away From Bush on Immigration to Rally Republicans
10/18/2006 [-]
Motorola Shares Slump After Profit Falls; Technology Stocks Drop in Europe
10/18/2006 [-]
U.S. Stock Futures Extend Gain as Prices Report Eases Inflation Concerns
10/18/2006 [-]
September Housing Starts in U.S. Climb 5.9 Percent to 1.772 Million Pace
10/18/2006 [-]
Consumer Prices in U.S. Decline 0.5 Percent, Biggest Drop Since November
10/18/2006 [-]
ER Intl School gets in-principle approval to provide world class education
10/18/2006 [-]
Scotland climb in world rankings
10/18/2006 [-]
Owner of World's Largest Titanium Producer Sells His Stake to Russia's Arms Export Agency
10/18/2006 [-]
Bribery scandal's scope highlighted
10/18/2006 [-]
Hospitals have fun with No. 300 million
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Action star Snipes indicted on conspiracy, tax fraud charges
10/18/2006 [-]
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Inspector Campaign work done on state job
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Grim bit of history for sale
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Obama dips toe in 2008 waters
10/18/2006 [-]
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10/18/2006 [-]
Witness at Saddam trial recalls massacre
10/18/2006 [-]
PM Bulgaria should be more competitive
10/18/2006 [-]
London's FTSE-100 index up 19.5 points
10/18/2006 [-]
Synthes says 3Q sales rose 16 percent
10/18/2006 [-]
Deal to sell planes to Venezuela off
10/18/2006 [-]
Shanghai not trying to have world's highest skyscraper
10/18/2006 [-]
Deadly October For U.S. Troops In Iraq
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Still a Long Way in World Investment editorial
10/18/2006 [-]
Saddam trial told of mass graves
10/18/2006 [-]
EU proposes open postal markets
10/18/2006 [-]
Japan's Aso urges atomic debate
10/18/2006 [-]
Missing Nigerian governor speaks
10/18/2006 [-]
Security World Spoofed Microsoft Internet Explorer 7 Update site installs a trojan
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Security World DISUK warns Europe to prepare for data breach notification legislation
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Iraq reality check Fighting the insurgency
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Iraq reality check Future of the democracy
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Condoleezza Rice Pledges 'Full Range' Of Military Might To Defend Japan
10/18/2006 [-]
Judge Makes Ruling On World Trade Center Dust Lawsuits
10/18/2006 [-]
Nine U.S. Troops Slain, Driving American October Death Toll To 67
10/18/2006 [-]
North Korean Leader Makes First Reported Appearance Since Nuclear Test
10/18/2006 [-]
Unemployment in U.K. Surged to Five-Year High on Immigration in September
10/18/2006 [-]
World of Warcraft Finally Gets A Decent Group Finder
10/18/2006 [-]
Rocket kills 13 Afghan civilians during battle
10/18/2006 [-]
Rice in Japan for talks on North Korea sanctions
10/18/2006 [-]
N. Korea's Kim makes reported appearance
10/18/2006 [-]
Witness in Saddam trial recalls massacre
10/18/2006 [-]
Ambulance staff back Reading over Cech injury
10/18/2006 [-]
Blair calls Islamic head scarves 'mark of separation' in Britain
10/18/2006 [-]
Go ahead, have fish
10/18/2006 [-]
Hawaii quake damage hits US46 million
10/18/2006 [-]
Suspected rebels hit Sri Lanka resort town
10/18/2006 [-]
Nine U.S. troops killed in Iraq bombings
10/18/2006 [-]
Rocket kills civilians in Afghanistan police
10/18/2006 [-]
U.S. vows 'full range' defence of Japan
10/18/2006 [-]
Iran, N Korea top threats to world peace
10/18/2006 [-]
Jordan convicts militant plotters
10/18/2006 [-]
NGOs face suspension in Russia
10/18/2006 [-]
S. Africa may broaden land seizures
10/18/2006 [-]
Rice arrives in Japan
10/18/2006 [-]
U-S troops join Iraqi forces, report decrease in Balad killing
10/18/2006 [-]
BenQ launches world's slimmest 7.0 megapixel digital camera
10/18/2006 [-]
Comba launches world first 3G MCPA for AWS Band
10/18/2006 [-]
Rice Tries To Prevent Asian Arms Race
10/18/2006 [-]
Photo Gallery North Korea's Gateway to the World
10/18/2006 [-]
Pak has fewer cushions for external shocks unlike India World Bank
10/18/2006 [-]
Bank takes over world's largest Indian restaurant
10/18/2006 [-]
Small Town Poker Tour Joins World Poker Association
10/18/2006 [-]
Italian police arrest 34 in Mafia crackdown
10/18/2006 [-]
Nato forces kill 14 Afghan insurgents
10/18/2006 [-]
Saddam trial resumes without defence team
10/18/2006 [-]
Michigan man creates oversize rosary using bowling balls
10/18/2006 [-]
Chinese university to require golf class
10/18/2006 [-]
A pall over L.A. icon City's palm trees dying
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Scientists find rare meteorite in Kansas using radar technology
10/18/2006 [-]
President launches revised space policy
10/18/2006 [-]
Iceland to whale again, defies global ban
10/18/2006 [-]
Karzai says Taliban leader hiding in Pakistan
10/18/2006 [-]
Battle over Muslim veils heats up in Europe
10/18/2006 [-]
First elected woman joins Bahrain parliament
10/18/2006 [-]
New resting place for Argentine president Perón's remains
10/18/2006 [-]
Iraqis find solace in "Dr. Phil"
10/18/2006 [-]
Social worker killed in Kentucky, baby missing
10/18/2006 [-]
One killed, 100 injured in Rome subway collision
10/18/2006 [-]
Bush signs detainee bill
10/18/2006 [-]
Actor Snipes indicted in tax-fraud case
10/18/2006 [-]
Briefs China wins men's gymnastics title at worlds
10/18/2006 [-]
Japan's hard-liners take a look at nuclear option
10/18/2006 [-]
Sunnis seethe outside sealed-off Shiite city
10/18/2006 [-]
NATO forces kill up to 14 insurgents in Afghanistan
10/18/2006 [-]
Bank of England voted 7-2 to hold rates at 4.75 percent
10/18/2006 [-]
Rocket kills civilians in Afghanistan
10/18/2006 [-]
9 U.S. troops killed in Iraq bombings
10/18/2006 [-]
Legal Fees Are Drain on Lewis' War Chest
10/18/2006 [-]
Gene Therapy Trials Show Promise Against Parkinson's
10/18/2006 [-]
Quake Damaged Historic Sites
10/18/2006 [-]
Baseball Gives 'Tiger Town' a Rare Excuse for Celebration
10/18/2006 [-]
New Class of Drug Adds Options for Diabetics
10/18/2006 [-]
Report Expands Cunningham Scandal's Scope
10/18/2006 [-]
Scientists Say Seafood's Benefits Outweigh Risks
10/18/2006 [-]
Law's Reach Extends to Jails in U.S.
10/18/2006 [-]
Bush Signs Tough Rules on Detainees
10/18/2006 [-]
Some Seek 'Pink Purge' in the GOP
10/18/2006 [-]
Bloodshed buries hopes for end to Iraq insurgency
10/18/2006 [-]
Record Number of Democratic Challengers Raise 1 Million for House Races
10/18/2006 [-]
Rice Says U.S. Remains Committed to Japan After North Korea Nuclear Test
10/18/2006 [-]
U.K. Unemployment Advanced to Five-Year High on Immigration in September
10/18/2006 [-]
ASML Profit Triples on Memory-Chip Sales; Shares Decline on Order Concerns
10/18/2006 [-]
Shanghai F1 boss 'in graft probe'
10/18/2006 [-]
Deadlock Persists for Security Council Spot
10/18/2006 [-]
Refugee Is Nation's First Polio Case in 22 Years
10/18/2006 [-]
Anti-Taliban Campaign Aborted, General Says
10/18/2006 [-]
Swollen Legs and Heavy Hearts in Indonesia
10/18/2006 [-]
Hints of Another N. Korea Test Seen
10/18/2006 [-]
Japan's Nuclear Predicament
10/18/2006 [-]
Violence Marks Transfer of Peron's Remains
10/18/2006 [-]
Troops Try to Curb Warfare North of Baghdad
10/18/2006 [-]
The Road From Ruin
10/18/2006 [-]
Ramadan kiss comes at a price in Egypt
10/18/2006 [-]
Japan FM backs national debate over joining nuclear club
10/18/2006 [-]
Rice launches Korea crisis tour
10/18/2006 [-]
Rice begins Asia tour on N. Korea
10/18/2006 [-]
Nine U.S. troops killed in Iraq
10/18/2006 [-]
Panel to examine Arizona lawmaker's trip with former pages
10/18/2006 [-]
Former FDA chief pleads guilty to conflict of interest
10/18/2006 [-]
Bipartisan commission looks at alternative strategies for Iraq
10/18/2006 [-]
Malfunction in Soyuz 2-1A fixed, new launch scheduled for Wed.
10/18/2006 [-]
Tasmania unveils pay-out for Aborigine 'stolen generations'
10/18/2006 [-]
French railroad to take bids from Japanese train makers
10/18/2006 [-]
2 Palestinians killed in southern Gaza
10/18/2006 [-]
World's Smallest Robotic Hand
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Two studies give gene therapy for Parkinson's disease good reports
10/18/2006 [-]
Denmark leads way in cutting trans fats
10/18/2006 [-]
New, costly type 2 diabetes pill arrives
10/18/2006 [-]
Bad reactions to prescription drugs charted
10/18/2006 [-]
For students, it's a brave new world of filmmaking
10/18/2006 [-]
N. Korea may try 2nd test
10/18/2006 [-]
Violence mars Peron's reburial
10/18/2006 [-]
Study finds 700,000 ER visits a year caused by bad reaction to medicines
10/18/2006 [-]
Foley to identify clergyman he accused of abuse, lawyer says
10/18/2006 [-]
U.S. hits 300 million - officially
10/18/2006 [-]
New diabetes drug gets OK
10/18/2006 [-]
Abu Ghraib commander told superiors he lacked training
10/18/2006 [-]
U.S. enacts new rules for war against terror
10/18/2006 [-]
Studies tip scales
10/18/2006 [-]
For GOP, an issue to pull in voters
10/18/2006 [-]
Pfizer's Earnings Probably Rose on Revived Sales of Celebrex Pain-Killer
10/18/2006 [-]
Motorola Shares May Fall After Profit Declined, Sales Missed Its Forecast
10/18/2006 [-]
European Stocks Advance Before U.S. Inflation Report; BHP, Rio Tinto Climb
10/18/2006 [-]
Akzo Nobel Says Experimental Schizophrenia Drug Asenapine May Face Delays
10/18/2006 [-]
ASML's Profit Triples on Sales of Memory Chips Used in MP3 Players, Phones
10/18/2006 [-]
JJB profits flat during World Cup
10/18/2006 [-]
8,000 drummers to beat for a world record
10/18/2006 [-]
Iran warns attempts to halt nuclear aims face defeat
10/18/2006 [-]
Madonna Defends Adoption Of Baby
10/18/2006 [-]
Does the Bundesliga Have a World Cup Hangover?
10/17/2006 [-]
Old TV Ads For Computers Special All-Commodore Edition
10/17/2006 [-]
4 US soldiers killed by roadside bomb in Iraq
10/17/2006 [-]
Nobel prize winner plans political movement
10/17/2006 [-]
Violence erupts at Peron second burial
10/17/2006 [-]
Preacher pleads guilty to seducing with Bible
10/17/2006 [-]
Interview Guinea-Bissau PM anticipates China's bigger role in world arena
10/17/2006 [-]
U.N. calls on Eritrea to immediately withdraw troops from buffer zone with Ethiopia
10/17/2006 [-]
Australia's PBL sells half media interests for 3.4 billion dollars
10/17/2006 [-]
Two dead as rebels attack Sri Lankan port
10/17/2006 [-]
Sudan training, arming and supporting Janjaweed militia BBC
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Turkmen leader dedicates building to media
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Political division in Hungary casts shadow over 50th anniversary of uprising
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Six die in Mexico tanker blast
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Thai leader in Malaysia for talks on insurgency crisis
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China wins gym worlds
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U.S. spies 3 potential nuke sites
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Music industry targets thousands of file-sharers worldwide
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Gay Congressman Spouse Denied Benefits
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Defector Sanctions Wont Hurt N. Korea
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Thai PM holds talks in Malaysia
10/17/2006 [-]
Rice to rally Asians on N Korea
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Sri Lanka naval port 'attacked'
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World media greets Madonna's child
10/17/2006 [-]
France moves toward U.N. resolution that calls for sanctions on Iran
10/17/2006 [-]
Guinea-Bissau PM anticipates China's bigger role in world arena
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Tamil Tiger Suicide Bombers Use Boats to Attack Sri Lankan Port, Navy Says
10/17/2006 [-]
India's Ratan Tata Takes Giant Leap With 7.6 Billion Bid for Corus Group
10/17/2006 [-]
Chicago Mercantile Exchange's purchase will create the world's largest futures exchange
10/17/2006 [-]
Bank repossesses world's largest Indian restaurant in Yorkshire
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Defector Sanctions Won't Hurt N. Korea
10/17/2006 [-]
Sri Lanka tourist port 'attacked'
10/17/2006 [-]
Central African Republic World Bank Approved a 6.78 Million Grant press release
10/17/2006 [-]
For students, it's a brave new world of filmmaking
10/17/2006 [-]
Sports Surprising St. Louis is one win away from World Series
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Mexican fireworks factory blast kills 4
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Benelux may bid for 2018 World Cup UPI
10/17/2006 [-]
Uganda Still a Long Way in World Investment
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North Korea defiant as Rice flies in for crisis talks
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Defector Sanctions won't hurt N. Korea
10/17/2006 [-]
Voting on the New 7 Wonders of the World
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Hill Says No `Concrete Information' on Second Nuclear Test by North Korea
10/17/2006 [-]
Yen Pares Gains After Bank of Japan Denies It Is Monitoring Carry Trades
10/17/2006 [-]
Asian Stocks Drop on Concerns U.S. Growth Is Slowing; Toyota, Samsung Fall
10/17/2006 [-]
World renowned biologist speaks at Bellarmine
10/17/2006 [-]
Business News Businesses find real opportunity in the virtual world of Second Life
10/17/2006 [-]
Megaworld 12-month price target P2.80/share--UBS
10/17/2006 [-]
Galaxy's StarWorld Casino to Pose Another Threat to Billionaire Stanley Ho
10/17/2006 [-]
Violence mars reburial of Peron
10/17/2006 [-]
UK regulator More prosecutions coming
10/17/2006 [-]
Beslan accomplices still at large police
10/17/2006 [-]
Snipes is hunted for tax fraud
10/17/2006 [-]
Stand by for a ban on wasteful TVs
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American missionary kidnapped while leaving his church in northern Haiti
10/17/2006 [-]
Poland PM's ruling bloc survives opposition's drive for new elections
10/17/2006 [-]
Top election official defends against fraud allegations in Ecuador presidential vote
10/17/2006 [-]
Satellite imagery shows North Korea may be preparing for second nuclear test
10/17/2006 [-]
Chavez Says Venezuela to Fight for UN Council Seat as U.S. Tries to Block
10/17/2006 [-]
Hill Says No `Concrete Information' on Second North Korea Nuclear Test
10/17/2006 [-]
China Network Agrees to Sell Controlling Stake in Cable TV Company to MBK
10/17/2006 [-]
Security World BitDefender proves Virus Bulletin judges wrong
10/17/2006 [-]
Security World Apple Video iPods with pre-installed Windows malware
10/17/2006 [-]
Judge wipes out Lay's conviction in Enron case
10/17/2006 [-]
Abbas Backs Cabinet of Professionals
10/17/2006 [-]
Second World Traditional Wushu Championships Opens
10/17/2006 [-]
China defends men's team title at gymnastic worlds
10/17/2006 [-]
Seafood benefits outweigh risks, scientists say
10/17/2006 [-]
Blair Muslim veil is sign of separation
10/17/2006 [-]
World oil prices down before OPEC meet
10/17/2006 [-]
Weapons of the New World Order
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Microsoft releases guidelines for customer privacy
10/17/2006 [-]
CFO IBM has got its operations into balance
10/17/2006 [-]
Blair Criticizes Full Veils as 'Mark of Separation'
10/17/2006 [-]
Sudan 'backs' Janjaweed fighters
10/17/2006 [-]
China Exclusive World's first joint project on "artificial sun" to
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HK chief promises to continue world's freest economy
10/17/2006 [-]
Dog saves owner, dies saving cat
10/17/2006 [-]
Eight Killed By Tanker Explosion In Mexico
10/17/2006 [-]
Toyota, Honda Top Fuel-Efficiency List
10/17/2006 [-]
Rice Starts Asia Trip in Tokyo, Seeking to Enforce North Korea Sanctions
10/17/2006 [-]
Japan's Nikkei 225 Average, Topix Index Drop; Toyota, Canon Pace Decline
10/17/2006 [-]
North Korea apparently preparing nuke test
10/17/2006 [-]
Hawaii quake damage is estimated at 46 million-plus
10/17/2006 [-]
Man convicted of strangling girlfriend for refusing to get an abortion
10/17/2006 [-]
Cracker Barrel may face another lawsuit over alleged racism
10/17/2006 [-]
Pres. Bush signs bill to interrogate, prosecute suspected terrorists
10/17/2006 [-]
Satellite imagery shows N. Korea may be preparing for 2nd nuclear test
10/17/2006 [-]
Mother convicted of abuse after daughter nearly dies from
10/17/2006 [-]
Tanker ship explosion kills 8 in southern Mexico
10/17/2006 [-]
Abbas Says He May Dismiss Hamas Government
10/17/2006 [-]
Drawn to God Pope John Paul the cartoon
10/17/2006 [-]
It salad for Mickey as Disney parks ban junk food
10/17/2006 [-]
Bono in court showdown with stylist over his iconic stetson
10/17/2006 [-]
Anger over resumption of whaling
10/17/2006 [-]
British leave after tactical defeat of Taleban
10/17/2006 [-]
3,000 police are sacked as rulers remain cut off and impotent
10/17/2006 [-]
Consigliere draws up routes out of Iraq for embattled President
10/17/2006 [-]
Royal visit to hail fight for freedom
10/17/2006 [-]
Second nuclear test only days away
10/17/2006 [-]
Peacekeepers are a laughing stock
10/17/2006 [-]
We burnt their homes and killed all the men, women and children
10/17/2006 [-]
FATHER JONATHAN Our World of Extremes
10/17/2006 [-]
President Bush signs controversial US anti-terrorism law
10/17/2006 [-]
Fears over world heritage status
10/17/2006 [-]
World renowned biolgist speaks at Bellarmine
10/17/2006 [-]
Still a Long Way in World Investment
10/17/2006 [-]
Situation dire for civilians in Darfur, but many cautious to lay blame amid violence