11/02/2006 [-]
World's oldest prejudice stalks the land
11/02/2006 [-]
Iran says Holocaust cartoon contest expresses hatred toward oppressors
11/02/2006 [-]
Rules to be relaxed on what passengers can carry onto flights from Britain
11/02/2006 [-]
U.S. military says ranking al-Qaida in Iraq member killed in air strike
11/02/2006 [-]
S.Africa flags at half-mast for P.W. Botha
11/02/2006 [-]
Deposed Thai PM may return to politics
11/02/2006 [-]
More soldiers axed for desecration of skulls
11/02/2006 [-]
Suspected terrorists on the run in Cambodia
11/02/2006 [-]
Condoning torture wont make Britain safer
11/02/2006 [-]
Al-Qaeda kingpin slain in US air strike
11/02/2006 [-]
Australia sends ships to Fiji
11/02/2006 [-]
Clash in Gaza Strip kills 9
11/02/2006 [-]
Americans may decide Mall's future
11/02/2006 [-]
Democrats maintain big leads in comptroller, attorney general races
11/02/2006 [-]
Latino citizens say ICE agents harassed them in Georgia raids
11/02/2006 [-]
Pentagon launches Iraq PR campaign
11/02/2006 [-]
Kerry goof casts shadow
11/02/2006 [-]
Suspect in 2 arsons is under investigation in Calif. blaze
11/02/2006 [-]
A novelist who delved into loss, suffering
11/02/2006 [-]
Hagerstown turnaround
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11/02/2006 [-]
2 foreigners kidnapped in Nigeria
11/02/2006 [-]
World News Nigeria Gunmen Kidnap American, Briton
11/02/2006 [-]
World News Russia, China Won't Back Iran Sanctions
11/02/2006 [-]
World News FORD TO CUT MORE BENEFITS Insurance, merit raises on block
11/02/2006 [-]
Olympics London on time for Olympics insists minister
11/02/2006 [-]
Fiji PM and military chief on collision course
11/02/2006 [-]
At least 32 killed in heavy flooding in Turkey
11/02/2006 [-]
Sooner the better for N.Korea talks China
11/02/2006 [-]
Australia to push for "New Kyoto" in Asia
11/02/2006 [-]
Panama named for U.N. seat
11/02/2006 [-]
Vengsarkar says India does not have enough world class talent
11/02/2006 [-]
Top-seeded Jankovic wins Quebec opener
11/02/2006 [-]
Malkin gives Penguins 4-3 win over Kings
11/02/2006 [-]
The World On A Screen
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1 missing after Swedish freighter capsizes
11/02/2006 [-]
Casino cook held in deadly Reno hotel fire
11/02/2006 [-]
D.C.'s National Mall may undergo face-lift
11/02/2006 [-]
Doctors report early success with novel therapy for heart failure
11/02/2006 [-]
Is substance in red wine the secret to long life?
11/02/2006 [-]
'Jelly belly' memo costs Florida police chief his job
11/02/2006 [-]
Iowa law drives sex offenders from home
11/02/2006 [-]
Vermont experiment keeps seniors at home, out of nursing homes
11/02/2006 [-]
Ortega on brink of power in Nicaragua, thanks to former enemies
11/02/2006 [-]
Peru cashing in on guinea pigs
11/02/2006 [-]
Cash freeze helps bring North Korea back to table
11/02/2006 [-]
China out to win over Africa during three-day summit in Beijing
11/02/2006 [-]
Al-Jazeera gambles on an English-language channel
11/02/2006 [-]
U.S. sees Syrian, Iranian plot to topple Lebanon leader
11/02/2006 [-]
Terrorism suspect says U.S. tortured him
11/02/2006 [-]
Detainees seek to overturn part of new military-trials law
11/02/2006 [-]
U.S. cities were target of August airline plot, FBI says
11/02/2006 [-]
U.S. elections of little concern to many Iraqis
11/02/2006 [-]
More Iraqis resorting to ID tattoos
11/02/2006 [-]
Kidnappers snatch 2 Iraqi coaches
11/02/2006 [-]
Kerry apologizes; Republicans keep blasting senator
11/02/2006 [-]
Did joke doom Kerry in 2008?
11/02/2006 [-]
Major initiatives around the nation
11/02/2006 [-]
In Arizona, voters are knee deep in initiatives
11/02/2006 [-]
Democrats' wave may swamp New York GOP
11/02/2006 [-]
Democrats borrow a trick from GOP playbook to aid voter turnout
11/02/2006 [-]
Allen says opponent provoked incident
11/02/2006 [-]
Activists find immigrant-voter drive slow going
11/02/2006 [-]
State Dept. screened speakers for voices of dissent
11/02/2006 [-]
President wants Rumsfeld, Cheney to stay till term ends
11/02/2006 [-]
William Styron, Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist, dies at age 81
11/02/2006 [-]
Calls for Climate Action as Kenya Prepares to Host Global Meet
11/02/2006 [-]
Church finds 'purpose' in Rwanda
11/02/2006 [-]
Alcohol illnesses soar after crackdown
11/02/2006 [-]
Southern Sudan erupts in violence
11/02/2006 [-]
Hezbollah pushes for veto power in Cabinet
11/01/2006 [-]
Australian players make World Hockey All Star teams
11/01/2006 [-]
Trillion dollar stash Could China's massive currency reserves threaten world growth
11/01/2006 [-]
Bush rules out replacing Rumsfeld
11/01/2006 [-]
Good old 'Contessa' avatar turns world's fastest car!
11/01/2006 [-]
Half of world's lakes facing serious problems GNF
11/01/2006 [-]
India has excessive impact on ecology, third in world World Wildlife Fund
11/01/2006 [-]
Regulatory framework must to lure FDI to the Arab world
11/01/2006 [-]
Big Israeli Strike With Tanks Kills 8 Palestinians in Gaza
11/01/2006 [-]
Argentina Wants World Bank to Halt Pulp Mill Loans
11/01/2006 [-]
New Weapon Against Genocide
11/01/2006 [-]
BEIRUT JOURNAL; Where the Boys Are, at Least for Now, the Girls Pounce
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Fiji army head warns of bloodshed
11/01/2006 [-]
'The Material World' Amazing record of real people
11/01/2006 [-]
Mainstream News World 'lacks will' on disasters
11/01/2006 [-]
Red wine molecule gives fat mice longer, healthier lives study
11/01/2006 [-]
News Analysis U.S. Debates Value of North Korea Talks
11/01/2006 [-]
Latin Fight for U.N. Security Council Seat Ends
11/01/2006 [-]
Five children, 2 women rescued after being kept in basement
11/01/2006 [-]
Ethiopian immigrant convicted of mutilating daughter's genitals gets 10 years
11/01/2006 [-]
2 Detained in U.S. Journalist's Slaying
11/01/2006 [-]
Catalonia set for power jostling
11/01/2006 [-]
Nation & world briefs Nov. 2
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Bid to oust Lebanese regime charged
11/01/2006 [-]
U.N. creates N.Korea sanctions list
11/01/2006 [-]
Tergat, Ramaala return for New York Marathon showdown
11/01/2006 [-]
Size matters for makers of Aussie 'Wonderjock'
11/01/2006 [-]
Colombian rebels kill at least 17 cops
11/01/2006 [-]
U.S. team joins Nigeria air crash probe
11/01/2006 [-]
Ex-Mexican drug czar faces more charges
11/01/2006 [-]
Singer Courtney Love says Gibson helped her get sober
11/01/2006 [-]
Christopher Reeve's children take up his cause
11/01/2006 [-]
New Jihad for Muslim women greater rights
11/01/2006 [-]
Bangladesh gov’t cracks down on biased officials
11/01/2006 [-]
Legal row over Angelina Jolie charity in Cambodia
11/01/2006 [-]
Queen, suffering from back pain, cancels more engagements
11/01/2006 [-]
World urged to build more N-plants
11/01/2006 [-]
French interior minister vows tough punishment for bus firebombing
11/01/2006 [-]
Fiji army commander warns of bloodshed if government does not resign
11/01/2006 [-]
Venezuela and Guatemala withdraw from race for Security Council seat in favor of Panama
11/01/2006 [-]
Russian foreign minister says draft U.N. resolution on sanctions would isolate Iran
11/01/2006 [-]
World's best sex is right here in India
11/01/2006 [-]
World 'lacks will' on disasters
11/01/2006 [-]
World Series Smashes 'Great Pumpkin'
11/01/2006 [-]
Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist William Styron dies at age 81
11/01/2006 [-]
Medic Tends a Fallen Marine, With Skill, Prayer and Anger
11/01/2006 [-]
'World Trade Center' expresses 9/11 anguish of America, says Oliver
11/01/2006 [-]
Women sue over birth control patch
11/01/2006 [-]
World Girls Prexy Expected Soon
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Somali peace talks collapse
11/01/2006 [-]
Venezuela, Guatemala Give Up U.N. Fight
11/01/2006 [-]
Vista, Office 2007 Coming Later This Month
11/01/2006 [-]
Gitmo prisoners challenge new terrorism law
11/01/2006 [-]
Two freed on connection with airline bomb plot case
11/01/2006 [-]
Paris airport bars Muslim staff
11/01/2006 [-]
First lady World listening to Iraq talk
11/01/2006 [-]
A drop of wine can prolong an active life
11/01/2006 [-]
How a curse could save White Bambi
11/01/2006 [-]
US Congress hinges on three dozen races
11/01/2006 [-]
Tradition Chinese Medicine Applies for World Intangible Heritage
11/01/2006 [-]
Israel kills 8 Palestinians in Gaza raid, but holds off on large-scale Gaza offensive
11/01/2006 [-]
Security Council votes to extend Ivory Coast's transitional government for a final year
11/01/2006 [-]
Sports agent muggled Cuban baseball players
11/01/2006 [-]
Dell launches first AMD-based notebook
11/01/2006 [-]
HP Hurd cant recall probe meeting details
11/01/2006 [-]
Vista, Office 2007 to launch in U.S. Nov. 30
11/01/2006 [-]
Geneva oil trader fined for misconduct
11/01/2006 [-]
UK police charge suspect after airport arrest
11/01/2006 [-]
General News First Lady World Listening to Iraq Talk
11/01/2006 [-]
Security Council votes for Ivory govt.
11/01/2006 [-]
Security World New ultra secure biometric USB 2.0 flash drive released
11/01/2006 [-]
Symantec Software Supports Vista
11/01/2006 [-]
Dell Launches First AMD-Based Laptop
11/01/2006 [-]
Iraq nearing chaos, U.S. Army says
11/01/2006 [-]
Bangalore, India to get new name
11/01/2006 [-]
Ireland to ban drift-netting of salmon
11/01/2006 [-]
Turkey PM denies protecting businessman
11/01/2006 [-]
Kerry says sorry for "botched joke"
11/01/2006 [-]
Back pain forces Britain's Queen Elizabeth to change plans
11/01/2006 [-]
Schwarzenegger on course for crushing election win - poll
11/01/2006 [-]
Many migrants in Bahrain abused, exploited - UN expert
11/01/2006 [-]
Toxic Oil Spill In North China River Cuts Water Supplies To 28,000 People
11/01/2006 [-]
Colombian Rebels Kill At Least 16 Police In Attack On Remote Post
11/01/2006 [-]
Russia Official, Lawmaker Suggest Moscow May Back Western Draft U.N. Resolution On Iran
11/01/2006 [-]
British Court Releases 2 Brothers Charged In Alleged Airliner Bomb Plot
11/01/2006 [-]
North Korea Says It Wants To Resolve U.S. Financial Restrictions At Revived Nuclear Talks
11/01/2006 [-]
U.S. parties spend 10 times more on negative election ads
11/01/2006 [-]
Botha's death recalls divided past of South Africa, Mandela says
11/01/2006 [-]
North Korea a world away
11/01/2006 [-]
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11/01/2006 [-]
Travelling the world through books
11/01/2006 [-]
TD offers world's most popular frequent flyer program through an alliance with American Airlines
11/01/2006 [-]
Clijsters wins first match since August
11/01/2006 [-]
Gold rises to 8-week high, dollar drops
11/01/2006 [-]
16 police killed in rebel attack
11/01/2006 [-]
Police 5 children, 2 Women Rescued After Being 'Held' In Basement Of Pa. Home
11/01/2006 [-]
Charter Jet's Landing Gear Fails, Forcing Belly Landing At Fla. Airport
11/01/2006 [-]
Ethiopian Man Convicted In Genital Mutilation Of Daughter Gets 10 Year Sentence
11/01/2006 [-]
Buddy Killen, Who Helped Launch Dolly Parton, Co-Founded Music Publishing Empire, Dies At 73
11/01/2006 [-]
Resigned Rep. Foley Remaining In Alcoholism Treatment Beyond 30-Day Therapy Session
11/01/2006 [-]
Bush Says Rumsfeld And Cheney Should Stay In Office Until The End
11/01/2006 [-]
Detainees Ask Appeals Court To Overturn Military Trials Law
11/01/2006 [-]
Turkish cleric 'Criticising Islam threatens world peace'
11/01/2006 [-]
Workers of world in new forum
11/01/2006 [-]
IThe Hindu/I Young World Quiz today
11/01/2006 [-]
Underworld intimidating owners of prime properties in city
11/01/2006 [-]
U.S. says Syria trying to topple Lebanese gov't
11/01/2006 [-]
Seven Indian cities top draws in offshoring world NeoIT
11/01/2006 [-]
UK airplanes bomb plot suspects released
11/01/2006 [-]
Millenium bomb-plot suspect still in British legal limbo
11/01/2006 [-]
Asia tops arms market survey
11/01/2006 [-]
Colombian rebels kill at least 16 cops
11/01/2006 [-]
Iraq invasion increased extremist threat Iran's Khatami
11/01/2006 [-]
Ethiopian PM Islamic militia a threat
11/01/2006 [-]
Prosecutor says murder suspect lived in a separate society — the drug world
11/01/2006 [-]
Link Between Ovarian Cancer, Vitamin D Status Seen Worldwide
11/01/2006 [-]
Foley remaining in alcoholism treatment beyond 30-day
11/01/2006 [-]
Turkish Cleric Says Criticizing Islam Threatens World Peace
11/01/2006 [-]
Documentary Portrays Islamic Extremists' Call to Arms Against the Free World
11/01/2006 [-]
Ghana World Bank Ranks Ghana Among Africa's Improving Economies
11/01/2006 [-]
Italy, Brazil the favorites at women's world championships
11/01/2006 [-]
Africa ADPA to Influence World Diamond Producing Policies
11/01/2006 [-]
10 shot during huge S.F. Halloween street party
11/01/2006 [-]
'Person of interest' in deadly California fire held
11/01/2006 [-]
GOP's fading popularity rubs off on Canada's Conservatives
11/01/2006 [-]
Computerworld Linux Desktop Grows Up, Eyes Corporate Users
11/01/2006 [-]
Groups call for investigation of Microsoft ad service
11/01/2006 [-]
Bomber strikes NATO convoy in Afghanistan
11/01/2006 [-]
Jury convicts father in genital mutilation of daughter
11/01/2006 [-]
IronPort to buy Postx
11/01/2006 [-]
Cicero supports Wi-Fi cellular roaming on Nokia phones
11/01/2006 [-]
Microsoft launches upgrade to embedded OS
11/01/2006 [-]
Symantec rolls out support for Vista
11/01/2006 [-]
EMC to buy Avamar for 165 million
11/01/2006 [-]
Sun finalizes open-source Java plans
11/01/2006 [-]
Microsoft enlists partners to ease Vista compatibility
11/01/2006 [-]
EU raids Samsung Germany office
11/01/2006 [-]
Google World of Wiki
11/01/2006 [-]
'Namibia Has Contributed a Lot Towards Peace And Stability in the World'
11/01/2006 [-]
Iraqis divided over U.S. checkpoints order
11/01/2006 [-]
World's Largest Skateboard Ramp
11/01/2006 [-]
Sony VAIO G1 is World's Lightest 12.1 Inch Notebook
11/01/2006 [-]
Sony launches 'world's lightest' laptop in Japan
11/01/2006 [-]
German 'skull troops' suspended
11/01/2006 [-]
Embattled Kerry seeks low profile
11/01/2006 [-]
2 Sunni Coaches Are Abducted in Baghdad
11/01/2006 [-]
U.S. deaths in Iraq for October hit 104
11/01/2006 [-]
Israel kills 8 Palestinians in Gaza
11/01/2006 [-]
Top Blair envoy in Syrian talks
11/01/2006 [-]
Tourism damaging Egyptian heritage
11/01/2006 [-]
Mandela receives top Amnesty Intl award
11/01/2006 [-]
Colombian rebels kill 16 police in attack
11/01/2006 [-]
Gulf states urged to fight human trafficking
11/01/2006 [-]
War looms as Somali peace talks stumble
11/01/2006 [-]
Truck spills 2 tons of pig heads on road
11/01/2006 [-]
Fifth firefighter dies in California
11/01/2006 [-]
FAO to assess world food security progress
11/01/2006 [-]
Two Freed In U.K.-U.S. Airliner Bomb Plot
11/01/2006 [-]
Iran Turns To Cash To Lure U.S. Tourists
11/01/2006 [-]
InfoWorld PHP Road Map Revealed
11/01/2006 [-]
Open.itworld.com Ingres Polishes Database-Linux Package
11/01/2006 [-]
CE 6.0 unleashed on the world
11/01/2006 [-]
Bank of Ireland sells Davy stock stake
11/01/2006 [-]
Old Mutual U.S. unit manages 237.3B
11/01/2006 [-]
Bridgestone, Continental profits deflate
11/01/2006 [-]
International Power buys windfarm
11/01/2006 [-]
Comment Crocodile tears for reminder of apartheid
11/01/2006 [-]
Kerry joke recalls happier days for Bush Administration
11/01/2006 [-]
Delhi paralysed by shopkeeper protests for third day
11/01/2006 [-]
Analysis Naples, a city in the grip of the Camorra
11/01/2006 [-]
Italian PM weighs up military mission to Naples
11/01/2006 [-]
Israelis launch biggest raid since Gaza withdrawal
11/01/2006 [-]
6 die in Reno hotel fire; woman arrested for arson
11/01/2006 [-]
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11/01/2006 [-]
Bush-Kerry flap reminiscent of last presidential race 2 years ago
11/01/2006 [-]
Uganda World Bank Visits Bujagali
11/01/2006 [-]
Chinese scientists find 15 world-endangered gibbons
11/01/2006 [-]
The World from Berlin Stalemate Viennoise
11/01/2006 [-]
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11/01/2006 [-]
Quark appoints new CEO
11/01/2006 [-]
New alliance puts crosshairs on spam
11/01/2006 [-]
International space station crew fixes generator
11/01/2006 [-]
Botha's death a reminder of the past Mandela
11/01/2006 [-]
At least 10 shot at San Francisco Halloween party
11/01/2006 [-]
Walker`s World Bush, Iraq and terror
11/01/2006 [-]
Reducing World Hunger Falling Short of UN Goals
11/01/2006 [-]
Israeli Raid In Gaza Kills 6
11/01/2006 [-]
China beat Dominican Republic 3-0 at women's volleyball worlds
11/01/2006 [-]
Results of 2006 women's volleyball worlds
11/01/2006 [-]
Putin meets next UN chief on cooperation in world body, bilateral ties
11/01/2006 [-]
UPI Poll World less safe post Iraq war
11/01/2006 [-]
World Bank to Assist With Power Crisis
11/01/2006 [-]
World Bank to Boost Energy Sector
11/01/2006 [-]
Study Forget All You Know About Sex
11/01/2006 [-]
MacWorld's 'Inside the Mac Pro' Chapter I
11/01/2006 [-]
Pope says holiness within everyone's reach
11/01/2006 [-]
Jets Clip Wings On New Jersey Runway
11/01/2006 [-]
China yields to world pressure; orders retrial of blind activist Chen
11/01/2006 [-]
5th firefighter in Calif. blaze dies
11/01/2006 [-]
Gunfire wounds 10 at S.F. Halloween party
11/01/2006 [-]
Half lakes in world threatened by agricultural activities
11/01/2006 [-]
China beats Dominican Republic 3-1 at women's volleyball worlds
11/01/2006 [-]
Bulgarian Appointed as Director in World Bank
11/01/2006 [-]
Bulgarian World Champions Win Ice Dance
11/01/2006 [-]
Microcredit lifts 410 million out of poverty, and counting
11/01/2006 [-]
Indonesia rebuffs UN intervention over activists murder
11/01/2006 [-]
Brothers linked to alleged terrorist
11/01/2006 [-]
No question of my resigning, PM tells Fiji
11/01/2006 [-]
Women in campaign to repeal death by stoning
11/01/2006 [-]
Landmark study examines depression treatment
11/01/2006 [-]
Sony Preps World's Lightest Notebook PC
11/01/2006 [-]
Mandela Says Botha's Death Evokes Past
11/01/2006 [-]
Freed by DNA
11/01/2006 [-]
U.S. snoops tapping into Intellipedia
11/01/2006 [-]
Bush, Kerry flinging barbs as if still 2004
11/01/2006 [-]
Iraq news
11/01/2006 [-]
Major shift in Chinas death sentence gives rights activists hope
11/01/2006 [-]
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11/01/2006 [-]
Study links brain stem defect, SIDS
11/01/2006 [-]
Living among the dead
11/01/2006 [-]
Apartheid-era leader Botha dies at 90
11/01/2006 [-]
Bomber strikes Afghan Nato convoy
11/01/2006 [-]
Ugandan LRA rebels sign new truce
11/01/2006 [-]
Sony says it'll sell world's lightest notebook
11/01/2006 [-]
Abbas, Haniya condemn Israeli massacre
11/01/2006 [-]
Academic cleared in headscarf trial
11/01/2006 [-]
addam will die or return to the presidency
11/01/2006 [-]
Somali Islamists want peace talks postponed
11/01/2006 [-]
Mandela leads tributes to S.Africas Botha
11/01/2006 [-]
Uganda govt and LRA rebels agree new truce
11/01/2006 [-]
New Apple Retail Stores to Open All Around the World
11/01/2006 [-]
40 Shiites Kidnapped In Iraq
11/01/2006 [-]
More than 40 Shiites reported kidnapped
11/01/2006 [-]
Toddler tests positive for methamphetamine when taken to ER
11/01/2006 [-]
At least seven people shot at San Francisco Halloween party
11/01/2006 [-]
Fifth firefighter dies in California's wildfires
11/01/2006 [-]
Over 40 Shiites reported kidnapped in Iraq
11/01/2006 [-]
Gumbo stirs up a world of flavor
11/01/2006 [-]
New International Labor Union Starts
11/01/2006 [-]
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11/01/2006 [-]
Kyrgyz opposition to hold protests over unresolved standoff
11/01/2006 [-]
Iran to practice ballistic missile launches during maneuvers
11/01/2006 [-]
Ukraine parliament approves resignations of two ministers 1
11/01/2006 [-]
Cabinet Is Shuffled in South Korea
11/01/2006 [-]
Military Charts Movement of Conflict in Iraq Toward Chaos
11/01/2006 [-]
Jagger throat troubles prompt Stones tour delays
11/01/2006 [-]
More than 40 Iraqis said kidnapped in Baghdad
11/01/2006 [-]
Talks underway on soldiers' fate Hezbollah
11/01/2006 [-]
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11/01/2006 [-]
Israel launches Gaza strike
11/01/2006 [-]
Canadian hands over control of NATO mission in southern Afghanistan
11/01/2006 [-]
Congo government welcomes U.S. sanctions
11/01/2006 [-]
Vulnerability found in Visual Studio 2005
11/01/2006 [-]
IBM fattens tape capacity to 700GB
11/01/2006 [-]
South Africans pay guarded tribute to P.W. Botha
11/01/2006 [-]
South Korean stocks rise 0.7 percent
11/01/2006 [-]
Tate & Lyle says first-half profit rose
11/01/2006 [-]
Indonesia goes Dutch to chase World Cup dream
11/01/2006 [-]
Depleted uranium risk 'ignored'
11/01/2006 [-]
Blast 'hits Nato Afghan convoy'
11/01/2006 [-]
Africans tired of being seen as the world's beggars
11/01/2006 [-]
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11/01/2006 [-]
Defiant ruler of apartheid S. Africa dies
11/01/2006 [-]
Many dead in Turkey flash floods
11/01/2006 [-]
Abbas condemns Israeli massacre in Gaza
11/01/2006 [-]
Shiite firebrand closes Baghdad stronghold to Iraq's government in
11/01/2006 [-]
Senior lawmaker says Russia may back Western draft U.N. resolution
11/01/2006 [-]
China changes law to allow only highest court to impose death
11/01/2006 [-]
Iraqi prime ministers removes checkpoints
11/01/2006 [-]
British legislators to debate possible inquiry into Blair's
11/01/2006 [-]
German court orders self-proclaimed witch to refund fee for failed
11/01/2006 [-]
Scientists setting dollar value for ecosystem
11/01/2006 [-]
Unions of the world unite to fight globalization
11/01/2006 [-]
Macworld Expo January 2007
11/01/2006 [-]
Prince Charles, Camilla visit quake-hit town in Pakistani Kashmir
11/01/2006 [-]
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11/01/2006 [-]
Jail sentence for Somali pirates
11/01/2006 [-]
Flash floods kill 21 in southeast Turkey
11/01/2006 [-]
Hezbollah threatens street protests
11/01/2006 [-]
Dutch woman dies next to own grave
11/01/2006 [-]
Israeli troops kill 6 Palestinians
11/01/2006 [-]
China gives nod to HK checkpoint
11/01/2006 [-]
Cape Town gives go-ahead for World Cup stadium
11/01/2006 [-]
Six Palestinians killed in vast Israeli operation in Gaza
11/01/2006 [-]
I wont quit, Fiji PM says
11/01/2006 [-]
Archaeologist on trial for scarf, sex comment
11/01/2006 [-]
Charles visits quake-hit region
11/01/2006 [-]
China gears up for world's biggest national agriculture census
11/01/2006 [-]
Israel army 'kills six' in Gaza
11/01/2006 [-]
Mandela tribute to apartheid icon
11/01/2006 [-]
Ivory Coast rebels call on president to go
11/01/2006 [-]
Egypt pressures Hamas on Israel
11/01/2006 [-]
Bridgestone reports 69 pct. profit drop
11/01/2006 [-]
Egypt world stability won't be complete without end Arab- Israeli conflict
11/01/2006 [-]
NAMC Worldwide Expands Global Reach for Clients
11/01/2006 [-]
Patrol Ohio Trooper Wasnt Drinking
11/01/2006 [-]
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11/01/2006 [-]
Oil platform adrift in North Sea in severe weather
11/01/2006 [-]
Vietnamese jailed for selling fake remains of US soldiers
11/01/2006 [-]
Political reforms need more trust, less posturing--HK leader
11/01/2006 [-]
Seven shot during San Francisco Halloween party as police try to clear street
11/01/2006 [-]
One killed, many hurt in a fire at hotel in downtown Reno's casino district
11/01/2006 [-]
Premier orders pullback
11/01/2006 [-]
Kurds describe massacre by Iraqi soldiers
11/01/2006 [-]
A deadly month, a wave of mourning
11/01/2006 [-]
North Korea to rejoin multinational talks
11/01/2006 [-]
Crib deaths might be linked to brain abnormality, study finds
11/01/2006 [-]
Start prostate tests earlier, study says
11/01/2006 [-]
Tight races, harsh words
11/01/2006 [-]
Justices weigh punitive limits
11/01/2006 [-]
Hubble repair mission OK'd
11/01/2006 [-]
Death in Iraq, grief in U.S.
11/01/2006 [-]
N. Korea agrees to resume nuclear talks in Chinese-brokered deal
11/01/2006 [-]
Talks between Kyrgyz president and opposition continue
11/01/2006 [-]
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Italy lose to Serbia-Montenegro at world championships
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Brazil seek victory at World Volleyball Championships
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Sony to sell world's lightest notebook PC in Dec
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Suicide bomb threats after school attack
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Pakistan must allow probe into airstrike rights group
10/31/2006 [-]
N. Korea will come back to the table
10/31/2006 [-]
Bangladesh election chief says to remain in job
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Bolivia's Morales backs off mining plans
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Arrest made for June arsons as fifth Calif. firefighter dies from recent fire
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Israel army 'kills three' in Gaza
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China overturns activist sentence
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U.S. soldier who fled to Canada turns himself in
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Blast kills 3 NATO soldiers
10/31/2006 [-]
In repeat performance, Korea returns to talks
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Golf course gives way to World Cup stadium
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Fears of Fiji military coup grow
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Fiji PM refuses to resign amid coup fears
10/31/2006 [-]
Davu quits world a winner
10/31/2006 [-]
Rumsfeld approves plan to increase Iraqi security forces
10/31/2006 [-]
World Islamic Economic Forum to develop institutional mechanism for future challenges
10/31/2006 [-]
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North Korea links talks to money
10/31/2006 [-]
World governments welcome North Korean nuclear pledge
10/31/2006 [-]
Chinese court overturns man's verdict
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U.S. News & World Report
10/31/2006 [-]
U.S. government says Colombia's Cortulua soccer team linked to drug kingpin
10/31/2006 [-]
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Pakistan's Leader Defends Airstrike on School
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North Korea Will Resume Nuclear Talks
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Israeli air strikes kills Palestinian
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Iraq PM ends U.S. blockade of militia bastion
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Pakistan probes Zawahiri links after airstrike
10/31/2006 [-]
P.W. Botha, South Africa's Ex-Leader, Dies at 90
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China Acts to Reduce High Rate of Executions
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Iraqi P.M. Lifts 2 U.S. Military Blockades
10/31/2006 [-]
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10/31/2006 [-]
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Israel Steps Up Attacks to Halt Palestinian Rockets
10/31/2006 [-]
Israeli Police Recommend Charges Against President
10/31/2006 [-]
Man Acquitted Of Making Phone Call That Led To Sex Assault At McDonald's
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Roadside Bomb Kills 3 NATO Soldiers And Wounds Another In Eastern Afghanistan
10/31/2006 [-]
In Major Shift, China Requires All Death Sentences To Be Approved By Highest Court
10/31/2006 [-]
British Legislators Reject Immediate Inquiry Into Blair's Handling Of The Iraq War
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Appeals Court Blocks Ruling Against Tobacco Companies On Addictiveness, 'Light' Cigarettes
10/31/2006 [-]
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Update AMD asks court to consider Intel worldwide activities
10/31/2006 [-]
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10/31/2006 [-]
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10/31/2006 [-]
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10/31/2006 [-]
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North Korea, U.S. both show flexibility to step back from nuclear brink
10/31/2006 [-]
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10/31/2006 [-]
Botha, bastion of white South Africa, dies
10/31/2006 [-]
Journalist's Death Bringing Oaxaca to World's Eye
10/31/2006 [-]
Crime-hit Naples to get extra police, possibly army
10/31/2006 [-]
Fiji military, PM in separate crisis talks
10/31/2006 [-]
White House spokesman slams John Kerry remark
10/31/2006 [-]
U.S. Troops Agree to Leave Baghdad Checkpoints
10/31/2006 [-]
World Bank Focuses on Remittances to Developing Nations
10/31/2006 [-]
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10/31/2006 [-]
World Bank Gives Additional 16.5 Million to Liberia
10/31/2006 [-]
Fiji PM calls security meeting amid standoff with military
10/31/2006 [-]
Dozens dead in Ethiopia flooding
10/31/2006 [-]
Singapore Joins The World In Advancing Understanding Of Chronic Skin Disease
10/31/2006 [-]
Google buys JotSpot, offers free wiki pages
10/31/2006 [-]
PHP event Open source accommodation stressed
10/31/2006 [-]
South Africa's P.W. Botha Dies At 90
10/31/2006 [-]
Pontiff Urges Europe to Work for World Peace
10/31/2006 [-]
China Requires Court Approval For Executions
10/31/2006 [-]
Clinton Wins 'One Wish Granted' Award
10/31/2006 [-]
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10/31/2006 [-]
U.S. rethinks letting sex offender serve probation in Canada
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Rumsfeld indicates he may approve proposed increase in l size of Iraqi forces
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White House, Kerry exchange accusations over Iraq and U.S. troops
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Spain's Lorenzo takes 250cc world title
10/31/2006 [-]
India raises issues of developing world in UNESCO conference
10/31/2006 [-]
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BCCI, Chappellto part ways after World Cup Report
10/31/2006 [-]
Sadat's nephew receives jail term
10/31/2006 [-]
World demand for natural gas to exceed oil by 2020 report
10/31/2006 [-]
N. Korea Agrees to Rejoin Nuclear Talks
10/31/2006 [-]
Iraqi PM Ends Some Joint Checkpoints
10/31/2006 [-]
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Afghan Fighting, Bomb Attacks Continue
10/31/2006 [-]
Israel May Be Open To Saudi Peace Plan
10/31/2006 [-]
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Swisscom launches delayed Microsoft IPTV service
10/31/2006 [-]
Former South African President Botha dies
10/31/2006 [-]
Singapore sets up World's first integrated Neuroscience Centre
10/31/2006 [-]
Singapore to send 7-member team to culinary World Cup in Luxembourg
10/31/2006 [-]
Russian officials suggest Moscow may back U.N. resolution on Iran
10/31/2006 [-]
French TV crew attacked in Paris suburb
10/31/2006 [-]
Israeli armoured vehicles mass near Gaza
10/31/2006 [-]
Iraq PM ends US blockade of militia bastion
10/31/2006 [-]
SBI Bahrain unit 'best branch in world'
10/31/2006 [-]
South Africa's apartheid-era premier Botha dies
10/31/2006 [-]
Hezbollah says U.S. plan will fail
10/31/2006 [-]
Brit lawmakers reject Iraq investigation
10/31/2006 [-]
Former South Africa president dies at 90
10/31/2006 [-]
World Socialist Web Site
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Costa Rica appoints Medford as coach to 2010 World Cup
10/31/2006 [-]
S. Korea rout Costa Rica in women's volleyball worlds opener
10/31/2006 [-]
Russia Becomes Largest Arms Seller to Third World
10/31/2006 [-]
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10/31/2006 [-]
Thousands Denounce U.S., Pakistan In Protests Over Missile Attack That Killed More Than 80
10/31/2006 [-]
Bush Hails Agreement On Bringing North Korea Back To Talks On Nuclear Program
10/31/2006 [-]
Pakistani Army Official Says U.S. Intelligence Used In Deadly Air Raid
10/31/2006 [-]
Rumsfeld Indicates He May Approve Proposed Increase In Overall Size Of Iraqi Security Forces
10/31/2006 [-]
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10/31/2006 [-]
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Iraqi P.M. Lift Checkpoints Around Sadr City
10/31/2006 [-]
U.S. troops leave checkpoints around Sadr City
10/31/2006 [-]
FTC releases social-networking safety game
10/31/2006 [-]
Ingres preps database-Linux package
10/31/2006 [-]
Google buys JotSpot
10/31/2006 [-]
World oil prices sink further
10/31/2006 [-]
Diplomats battle to save Somali talks
10/31/2006 [-]
Baghdad wedding blast kills 15
10/31/2006 [-]
Al-Zawahri visited attacked Pakistani madrasa
10/31/2006 [-]
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10/31/2006 [-]
SBI Bahrain unit 'best branch in world'
10/31/2006 [-]
Prince Charles changes Pakistan travel plans after missile attack kills 80
10/31/2006 [-]
Attorney Dressed As Osama Arrested In Maine
10/31/2006 [-]
Authorities Question 2 In California Arson Investigation; Crews Contain Wildfire
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Attorneys Want Backstory Kept Out Of CIA Leak Case
10/31/2006 [-]
Supreme Court Considers How Much Is Enough In Punishing Cigarette Company
10/31/2006 [-]
Acquittals in US consulate attack
10/31/2006 [-]
War fears as Somali talks falter
10/31/2006 [-]
US and China say North Korea agrees to rejoin nuclear disarmament talks
10/31/2006 [-]
Suicide bomber strikes Baghdad wedding, killing 11, wounding 21
10/31/2006 [-]
Iraq in deeper crisis after bus hijack and wedding party attack
10/31/2006 [-]
Pentagon response to criticism is more PR
10/31/2006 [-]
United Arab Emirates group to invest big in Singapore, Asia
10/31/2006 [-]
Blair faces possible defeat in Iraq probe vote
10/31/2006 [-]
news Apples New iPod shuffle Available Worldwide This Friday
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North Korea agrees to rejoin nuclear talks
10/31/2006 [-]
Iraqi PM orders U.S. to abandon Sadr City checkpoints
10/31/2006 [-]
Russia the big gun doing deals in developing world
10/31/2006 [-]
Pentagon Buttressing Public Relations Efforts
10/31/2006 [-]
U.S. obeys order to abandon Iraq checkpoints
10/31/2006 [-]
NASA approves sending space shuttle to repair Hubble
10/31/2006 [-]
Suicide bomb kills 10 at Shia wedding in Baghdad
10/31/2006 [-]
Bush 'pleased' North Korea to resume nuclear talks
10/31/2006 [-]
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Taliban group threats Pakistani troops
10/31/2006 [-]
U.S. intelligence used in airstrike, Pakistan says
10/31/2006 [-]
N. Korea to come back to the table
10/31/2006 [-]
NASA approves repairs to Hubble telescope
10/31/2006 [-]
Communist rebels swap guns for brooms
10/31/2006 [-]
Reaction to climate change report cool to warm
10/31/2006 [-]
Breakthrough as North Korea agrees to resume nuclear talks
10/31/2006 [-]
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10/31/2006 [-]
Former Israeli PM Says World Cooperation Needed To Win War On Terror
10/31/2006 [-]
Bomb targets Iraq wedding party
10/31/2006 [-]
North Korea talks set to resume
10/31/2006 [-]
US Dept. of Justice probes Sony SRAM sales
10/31/2006 [-]
IBM sets up SOA shops in China, India
10/31/2006 [-]
Microsoft licenses technology to Chinese companies
10/31/2006 [-]
Nokia aims to ease converged phone use
10/31/2006 [-]
Lenovo CEO Emerging markets is where the action is
10/31/2006 [-]
Intel Community PC project gathers steam
10/31/2006 [-]
Chinese dissident slams Internet companies
10/31/2006 [-]
E-Ten launches smart phone with VOIP, GPS
10/31/2006 [-]
NTT DoCoMo, Intel to let users set OS on cell phones
10/31/2006 [-]
Symantec to double Beijing lab staff
10/31/2006 [-]
Flu survey raises real-world questions
10/31/2006 [-]
Russian delegation head sees chance to resume North Korea talks
10/31/2006 [-]
Update South Ossetia says Georgian terrorist group eliminated
10/31/2006 [-]
Georgia needs no mediators to end standoff with Russia FM
10/31/2006 [-]
Iraqi Prime Ministers Removes Checkpoints
10/31/2006 [-]
New York Considers Banning Trans Fats
10/31/2006 [-]
World Bank Report Touts Economic Progress In Africa
10/31/2006 [-]
British Report Failure to Curb Global Warming Disastrous for World Economies
10/31/2006 [-]
California wildfire fully controlled
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Google buys JotSpot, dips into wiki world
10/31/2006 [-]
Apple settlement to give bigger boost to Creative
10/31/2006 [-]
Boot Camp update fixes USB modem, idle sleep bugs
10/31/2006 [-]
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10/31/2006 [-]
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10/31/2006 [-]
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10/31/2006 [-]
Chappell denies he will quit after World Cup
10/31/2006 [-]
World's longest jet to fly in Indian skies
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10/31/2006 [-]
North Korea Agrees to Rejoin Nuclear Disarmament Talks
10/31/2006 [-]
NASA to announce decision on repairing Hubble Space Telescope
10/31/2006 [-]
N. Korea joining nuclear negotiations?
10/31/2006 [-]
North Korea agrees to return to talks
10/31/2006 [-]
Russia may back U.N. resolution on Iran
10/31/2006 [-]
Thousands protest Pakistan missile strike on school
10/31/2006 [-]
Number of US troops in Iraq swells to 150,000
10/31/2006 [-]
Taxi Violence rocks the music world
10/31/2006 [-]
Iraqi PM orders Sadr City checkpoints lifted
10/31/2006 [-]
China says N. Korea to rejoin nuclear talks
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Hussein's attorney resumes boycott
10/31/2006 [-]
Economic disaster in global warming
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Venezuelan denies Chavez tie to voting machine firm
10/31/2006 [-]
New wave of bird flu in Asia traced to strain found in 2005
10/31/2006 [-]
Blast kills 31, injures 50 in Shiite neighborhood
10/31/2006 [-]
Olmert to move against shelling
10/31/2006 [-]
80 die in Pakistani strike
10/31/2006 [-]
Red Cross plans reorganization
10/31/2006 [-]
Bush goes on the attack
10/31/2006 [-]
Officers question Iraq policy
10/31/2006 [-]
SA High Commission entangled in drug scandal
10/31/2006 [-]
Pope names Brazilian to top Vatican post
10/31/2006 [-]
Principal commits suicide in curriculum scam
10/31/2006 [-]
Olmert riding high despite Lebanon setback
10/31/2006 [-]
Shreveport woman arrested for faking abduction
10/31/2006 [-]
Protests sparked after Pakistani airstrike on alleged terror camp kills 80
10/31/2006 [-]
Starving elephants kill farmer, destroy homes on Indonesia's Sumatra island
10/31/2006 [-]
High school student allegedly jabs classmates with used needle
10/31/2006 [-]
Three killed in bomb attack in Iraq; U.S. military Oct. death toll at 103
10/31/2006 [-]
Religion not to blame, Charles tells Pakistani women
10/31/2006 [-]
Tribesmen protest over Pakistan madrassa strike
10/31/2006 [-]
Chad Villages Hit by Echoes of Ethnic War Across Border
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Six-party talks on North Korea to resume ‘soon’ - China
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Tribal fury at Pakistan air strike
10/31/2006 [-]
Governor signs order to recycle electronics gear
10/31/2006 [-]
Higher tuition forces some to cheaper schools, study finds
10/31/2006 [-]
U.S. says border arrests down 8%
10/31/2006 [-]
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Witches and yuppies swirl in Salem's trendy crucible
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Jury finds HMO bias in signing patients
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UN chief asks new uses for atom energy
10/31/2006 [-]
Protesters face off with police in Oaxaca, Mexico
10/31/2006 [-]
Two Russian Students Jailed for Internet Marriage Fraud
10/31/2006 [-]
China N. Korea agrees to return to 6-party nuke talks
10/31/2006 [-]
Russian atomic firm in Bulgaria deal
10/31/2006 [-]
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10/31/2006 [-]
Fresenius Medical Care's 3Q profit up
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French consumer morale dips in October
10/31/2006 [-]
Britain hosts summit on global gaming
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Japan flexes its military muscle
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Mexico police retake Oaxaca
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U.S. blamed for attack on school
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Britain forecasts climate calamities
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Five youths arrested over bus arson attack
10/31/2006 [-]
Typhoon Cimaron heads for Vietnam
10/31/2006 [-]
Sri Lanka offers rebels deal over road
10/31/2006 [-]
Hamas delegation in Cairo for prisoner talks
10/31/2006 [-]
Bomb kills 2 NATO soldiers in Afghanistan
10/31/2006 [-]
Pakistani tribals seethe over airstrike
10/31/2006 [-]
Second arrest over Berbick murder
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Israeli planes stage mock raid
10/31/2006 [-]
16 killed in Indian train crash
10/31/2006 [-]
Soldiers confess to skull photos
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NAMC Worldwide Expands Its Reach Internationally
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Former World Bank Chief Economist Predicts Global Crash
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10/31/2006 [-]
Mexican Police Raid Fails To Calm Oaxaca
10/31/2006 [-]
Nato troops killed in Afghan bomb attack
10/31/2006 [-]
China changes law to allow only highest court to approve death sentence
10/31/2006 [-]
Hitachi Says Loss Widens in First Half
10/31/2006 [-]
Audit faults US training of Iraqis
10/31/2006 [-]
Germany retail sales declined in Sept.
10/31/2006 [-]
Orkla ASA group 3Q net profits declined
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TeliaSonera posts rise in 3Q profit
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Japan watchdog questions mobile carrier
10/31/2006 [-]
World's aviation industry gathers for key Chinese air show
10/31/2006 [-]
Nepal's communist rebels swap guns for brooms
10/31/2006 [-]
Roadside bomb kills 2 NATO soldiers in eastern Afghanistan
10/31/2006 [-]
Charles rethinks Pakistan schedule
10/31/2006 [-]
U.S. considers more Iraq troops
10/31/2006 [-]
South Ossetia says Georgian terrorist group eliminated-1
10/31/2006 [-]
Warming threatens world economy, study says
10/31/2006 [-]
Five held for Marseille bus blaze
10/31/2006 [-]
Five detained over French bus burning
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Al-Jazeera ready to expand footprint
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Pakistani tribals seethe over airstrike on madrasa
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Brazil's president vows economic growth
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Five youths arrested over Paris bus arson attack
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US cop nabbed for pedophilia commits suicide in Cambodia
10/31/2006 [-]
Malaysia to lure back scientists working abroad
10/31/2006 [-]
3rd defendant in slaying of Iraqi man reportedly will plead guilty
10/31/2006 [-]
Controversial cleric takes leave
10/31/2006 [-]
Many weapons in Iraq are missing, report says
10/31/2006 [-]
British civilians being moved from Basra
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Hussein's lawyer makes a fleeting courtroom visit
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Reprisals feared after blast
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Oaxaca's streets still simmer with defiance
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Global warming may chill world's economy
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Second Muslim cleric joins row in Australia over women and rape
10/31/2006 [-]
Thousands protest in Pakistan after deadly school airstrike
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Egypt considering constitutional change
10/31/2006 [-]
Pakistani airstrike sparks protests
10/31/2006 [-]
World economy in danger, Blair warns
10/31/2006 [-]
Cimaron kills ten Filipinos, moves to Vietnam
10/31/2006 [-]
City's strict immigration law targeted
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Candidate assault case reopened
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Ex-air marshal fired over leak sues TSA
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Former Chile dictator Pinochet put under house arrest
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Former leader of Italy may face new trial
10/31/2006 [-]
New strain of bird flu uncovered in China
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Atomic-energy plan proposed
10/31/2006 [-]
Japan vows it won't lag as Asia's arms race grows
10/31/2006 [-]
Oaxaca protesters regroup after police gain control
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Israel Cabinet to add hawk, likely dooming peace efforts
10/31/2006 [-]
U.S. role at issue as airstrike kills scores at Pakistan school
10/31/2006 [-]
Fewer illegal immigrants arrested at U.S. border
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Proposed trans-fat ban gains support
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Protests put focus on debate over 'deaf culture'
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Halloween doesn't spook Christians
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Venezuelan executive in voting machine flap denies Chávez link
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British political parties united in battling global warming
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Page scandal shadows House rematch in New York
10/31/2006 [-]
12 charged with falsely registering California voters
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Bush toughens rhetoric to draw out GOP voters
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Marine OKs plea deal in killing of Iraqi man
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British turn up heat on U.S. over global warming
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India raises issues of developing world in UNESCO conference
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10/30/2006 [-]
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10/30/2006 [-]
U.S. eyes hike in Iraqi troops
10/30/2006 [-]
Sri Lanka rebel ambush on soldiers kills one
10/30/2006 [-]
Democrats lack plan to win Iraq war Bush
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Campbell drops one in world rankings
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10/30/2006 [-]
Prince Charles switches Pakistan plans amid unrest
10/30/2006 [-]
India's Yuvraj ruled out of South Africa one-dayers
10/30/2006 [-]
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10/30/2006 [-]
BCCI, Chappellto part ways after World Cup Report
10/30/2006 [-]
Australia defends climate stance
10/30/2006 [-]
Rally condemns Pakistan air raid
10/30/2006 [-]
MSU supercomputer expected to rank among world most powerful
10/30/2006 [-]
New Salvadoran unrest feared
10/30/2006 [-]
Hadley on visit asserts U.S. view
10/30/2006 [-]
U.N. envoys draw up 'can do' list
10/30/2006 [-]
U.S. general denies any plans for attack
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Human misery puts entire region in peril
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Japanese gov’t says it can, but won’t, go nuclear
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World Cup skipper wins Rhino deal
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800 million illiterates across the world
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US backs Chinese-Asean links
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Brazil's president returns to hero's welcome and divided Congress
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Typhoon Cimaron weakens as it moves toward eastern Vietnam
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Italian politicians debate transvestite lawmaker's restroom rights
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'No change' for Afghan women
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World made no progress to halve number of hungry FAO
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'Virtually no progress' in alleviating world hunger FAO
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US newspapers report fall in circulation
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Man arrested for trying to use fake 100 Clinton bill
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Israel to stop Gaza arms smuggling
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World Bank Focuses on Remittances to Developing Nations
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Australia spurns Kyoto despite warming warning
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Elderly now a fifth of shrinking Japan population
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Bush vows to stick by North Korea diplomacy
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Nigeria revokes airline license after crash
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Prince scraps visit security
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FAO reports no progress in reduction of world hunger
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HP looks to simplify SANs for the little guy
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Microsoft releases new Media Player
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Vietnam to abolish detention without trial ahead of Bush visit official
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Iraqi opposition group joins conference
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First public court appearance for man accused of 1977 World's End murders
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Saudi ambassador chides Bush administration on Mideast peacemaking
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Olmert Israeli military will move to stop Palestinian arms smuggling, rocket fire
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Mideast governments watching midterm elections for clues on U.S. policy changes
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Bush opposes arming Japan, South Korea and Taiwan with nuclear weapons
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Olmert brings far-right party into his cabinet
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Tense stand-off in Mexican city
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