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France to withdraw 200 troops from Afghanistan
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Bhutan's new king pledges commitment to democratic change
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U.S. congressman Cuban officials say Castro does not have terminal illness
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Cuban officials say Castro does not have terminal illness
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U.S. congressman Cuban officials say Castro does not have terminal illness
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UK police to close 'holes' in serial murder case
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Mass kidnapping at Red Crescent office in Baghdad
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Search continues for missing climbers
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Challenges mount for lethal injections
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Thousands rally in opposition to Manila's Arroyo
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Iran to continue nuclear program despite UN sanctions official
12/17/2006 [-]
Crimea residents distrustful of NATO informal vote
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Yoga, helpline for soldiers suffering stress in Kashmir
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South Africa lose wicket after being set to make 402
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Bangladesh thrash Scotland to clinch one-day series
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Unemployed German finds celebrity
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Bayh out; Edwards plans White House bid
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Can a Mormon be president?
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`Plain talk' policies push simple English over jargon
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Tech investors seek wisdom of youth
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Single moms often 30 and older
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At just 17, prodigy appears tuned to be composer of note
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A 1 million blessing for `robbed' church
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The price we pay for China's boom
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Kidnapping overshadows Blair visit
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Hamas, Fatah Clashes Escalate
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High-tech junk a growing environmental concern
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Thousands join pro-Kremlin rally
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Stocks Rally Again on Inflation
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Recession also deflationary, says researcher
12/17/2006 [-]
Serial killer elephant 'Osama' shot dead in India
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Ahly take Club World third place
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Britain's Blair on surprise Baghdad visit
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Classroom is the world for Sterling students
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NZ soldier killed in Iraq
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SA families' children killed in New Zealand landslide
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S. Korea's commodity prices fall in Nov. on stronger won
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Hamas official's convoy comes under fire
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Ferguson too wise for Mourinho's mind games
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Police abandon Oaxaca's main square after seven months
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Snows of Kilimanjaro, other glaciers melting
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Door opens for Saddam's soldiers
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THE DECLARATION
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Japanese fans embrace Club World Cup
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Japan's fertility rate falls
12/17/2006 [-]
Japan beginning to turn attention to bullying, suicides
12/17/2006 [-]
Report Japan expects further fall in fertility rate
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27 Killed at Pakistan Wedding Party
12/17/2006 [-]
Election may show conservatives split
12/17/2006 [-]
Police occupation in Oaxaca ends
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Ties that bind Iraqi forces break easily
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A farcical attack on Hitler taboos
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Migrant workers in their own land
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Resigned Cubans expect no changes
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Castro checks in with phone calls
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Abbas confirms his plan to seek early elections
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Iraq opens its army to Hussein loyalists
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Thailand calls for expansion of economic ties with Iran
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Cheng, Tweedle win gold in gymnastics World Cup Final in Bra
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PGE launches Visa payment program
12/17/2006 [-]
Pak outplays India in Cricket World Cup for Blind
12/17/2006 [-]
Prices soar as poultry farmers chicken out
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China Urges World's Top Oil Importers to Join Forces to
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Serial killer elephant 'Osama' shot dead in India
12/17/2006 [-]
Dozens kidnapped at Baghdad Red Crescent office
12/17/2006 [-]
GICE Life Sciences Ltd, NZ Launches the World's First Bio-Tech Transport Delivery System
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Four missing in Mexican airforce crash
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12/17/2006 [-]
US parishes weigh Anglican split
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Aid workers seized in Baghdad
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West London BRCs judged world-class
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World Exclusive Dodi was two timing Diana
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Telecom World 2006 opens in Hong Kong
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Chinese Premier spends World AIDS Day with AIDS affected
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Renovated President Hotel officially reopens
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27 Dead In Pakistan Wedding Tragedy
12/17/2006 [-]
3 American Soldiers Killed In Iraq
12/17/2006 [-]
New Zealand soldier dies in Iraq
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10 players ejected in wild NBA brawl in New York
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Ahmet Ertegun, Atlantic Records founder, dies at age 83
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Federal police pull out of Oaxaca
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Astronauts finish rewiring power grid
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Ex-dissidents, rich businessmen bask in London's freedoms
12/17/2006 [-]
Castro calls provincial leaders, Chávez
12/17/2006 [-]
Fight over morning-after pill splits Chile
12/17/2006 [-]
Abbas' call for elections seen as a move to pressure Hamas
12/17/2006 [-]
Tortillas to pretzels the odd hangouts of holy images
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Hospital units closed after bacterial outbreak infects 7 children
12/17/2006 [-]
- Up to 300 Protesters Detained in Denmark
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Investors find pot of gold at the end of your life
12/17/2006 [-]
Episcopal Church's rift reaches breaking point
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Documents suggest Lilly concealed drug's risks
12/17/2006 [-]
British police narrow hunt for prostitutes' killer
12/17/2006 [-]
Diet may reduce breast-cancer return
12/17/2006 [-]
Commercial spaceport in Virginia celebrates first launch
12/17/2006 [-]
Iraqi women find promise of freedom frustrating
12/17/2006 [-]
Al-Maliki opens doors of government to Sunni Baathists
12/17/2006 [-]
Japan's rightists exploit issue of abductions by North Korea
12/17/2006 [-]
'Continued detention' often means freedom for Guantánamo Bay prisoners
12/17/2006 [-]
Italian judge rejects patient's request to be taken off respirator
12/17/2006 [-]
U.S. coin series will feature women, for a change
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Florida students to pick majors - before high school
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Boston feels the warmth
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Bayh says bye to '08 bid
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Employers' immigration pains
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Padilla terror case gets closer look
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World wandering web UMTS brings laptops online quicker
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Extra walk in space OK'd to fix solar array
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Man kills 5, then turns gun on himself in Mo.
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Flares darken villagers' prospects
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Infection shuts down infant units at one Los Angeles hospital
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Judge considers Padilla allegations
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Brakes warning remains
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In Nigeria, rich promise unfulfilled
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Congress' inaction threatens funding
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Gunmen raid Abbas camp
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Plan to develop jewellery sector
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Interpol joins search for UK serial killer
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Blair leaves Cairo on Mideast tour
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What 1 Million Buys In Homes Around The World
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Nigeria governor wins ruling party nod
12/17/2006 [-]
Court denies Bahai couple document IDs
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Hundreds detained before opposition protest
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U.N. peacekeepers accused of rape
12/17/2006 [-]
Abbas calls for early vote
12/17/2006 [-]
Iraqi factions spurn summit
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Nation and World briefs Dec. 17
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Iran offers to transfer nuclear technology
12/16/2006 [-]
Abbas seeks early vote; Hamas backers protest
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British women's killer still unknown
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Sony against the world
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Attempts to 'sell' World Cup air go pop in China
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Man kills five in Kansas City
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Ex-digger killed in Iraq
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Morten Andersen breaks NFL scoring mark
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Ten moments the web shook the world
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Anger at 'meagre' steel firm fine
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Pakistani wedding fire kills 22
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Nigeria party picks its candidate
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Retail therapy World expansion
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French minister in Afghanistan talks
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Reclusive governor wins Nigeria ruling party ticket
12/16/2006 [-]
Fire, stampede, wall collapse leave 27 dead at Pakistani wedding party, police say
12/16/2006 [-]
- Nevada Man Arrested for Courtroom Fight
12/16/2006 [-]
Stocks Rise on Jobs Report
12/16/2006 [-]
U.S. officials visit Havana
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KATMANDU MEMO; As Nepal Shakes Up Ancient Order, All Is Up in the Air
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'Opera Lover's Cookbook' joins worlds
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North Korea turns tables in Japan abduction dispute
12/16/2006 [-]
Japan upgrades Defense Agency to a full ministry.
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Most Dangerous Roads in the World
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Pakistan likely to miss growth targets due to coal sector wo
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Methane gas level sidelines 114 coal miners
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More Than 600,000 Customers Still Blacked Out After Northwest Storm that Killed 6
12/16/2006 [-]
Spacewalkers Shake Stubborn Solar Array, Make Progress on Retraction
12/16/2006 [-]
American Nyman snares his first Alpine ski World Cup race title
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Gunmen slay 7 people in Peruvian jungle
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Early Results Iran's Conservatives Lead
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Rome Judge Won't Remove Man's Respirator
12/16/2006 [-]
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Edwards Set to Launch '08 Bid; Bayh Out
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Abbas's presidential guard attacked in Gaza
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Blair urges world to support Palestinian president
12/16/2006 [-]
Montreal woman identified as world's oldest
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Top cop client of murdered prostitute
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Barbados on track with World Cup preparations
12/16/2006 [-]
Youth leader of Sweden's Social Democrats leaves post after
12/16/2006 [-]
CIA used 3rd world tactic in Europe
12/16/2006 [-]
6 largest U.S., Japan automakers want judge to throw out global warming suit
12/16/2006 [-]
Oregon mountaineers again thwarted by weather in search for 3 missing climbers
12/16/2006 [-]
- BP Told to Detail Pipe Replacement Plan
12/16/2006 [-]
US firm to build four N-power plants in China
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Wine A year to remember
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Time Magazine names 'You' as person of the year
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World Bank lends to support forestry development in China
12/16/2006 [-]
- Bhutan's King Hands Over Reins to Son
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Bhutan's king hands over reins of tiny Himalayan kingdom to his son
12/16/2006 [-]
Prostitute killings CCTV footage
12/16/2006 [-]
Asian Games Iran defeats Jordan to bag bronze in men's bask
12/16/2006 [-]
New U.S. military manual critiques own Iraq tactics
12/16/2006 [-]
Mexican federal forces exit Oaxaca plaza
12/16/2006 [-]
250 killed in war with Israel
12/16/2006 [-]
Iran says it's shameful for world to ignore Israeli nuclear
12/16/2006 [-]
U.S. slowdown to drag on global growth
12/16/2006 [-]
Bush May Back Sending More Troops to Iraq
12/16/2006 [-]
- Kidnappers Release Children in Haiti
12/16/2006 [-]
Genetic mutation prevents pain, scientists discover
12/16/2006 [-]
Most Tsunami Survivors Still Living in Unsanitary Shelters Indian NGO
12/16/2006 [-]
All ex-Saddam soldiers can return to army Iraqi PM
12/16/2006 [-]
Downer West must engage conservative Islam
12/16/2006 [-]
6 Largest Automakers Want Federal Judge to Throw Out Calif. Global Warming Suit
12/16/2006 [-]
Whisky world on the rocks as blend beats malts to best nip
12/16/2006 [-]
Silva's golden innings presses home advantage for Sri Lanka
12/16/2006 [-]
Prince William's girlfriend declines royal Christmas invite
12/16/2006 [-]
World War II grenade found
12/16/2006 [-]
Underworld threatens Heather Mills
12/16/2006 [-]
US welcomes Palestinian poll call
12/16/2006 [-]
Russian reiterates innocence in poisoning
12/16/2006 [-]
Russia to refit nuclear missiles
12/16/2006 [-]
Russia urges US restraint on eve of Korea talks
12/16/2006 [-]
Clooney touts positives from Sudan
12/16/2006 [-]
Clooney touts positives from Sudan brokering
12/16/2006 [-]
Sudan told to disarm rebels
12/16/2006 [-]
Early Results Iran's Conservatives Lead
12/16/2006 [-]
Goalkeeper Felipe dropped from Brazil's under
12/16/2006 [-]
Eastern lowlands of Bolivia prepare for mass street protests
12/16/2006 [-]
Early results show Iranian president's opponents leading in local elections
12/16/2006 [-]
In Kerala, Hindus need help
12/16/2006 [-]
Cycling world mourns another fatal accident
12/16/2006 [-]
- Nepal, Rebels OK Deal on Constitution
12/16/2006 [-]
* Nepal is `very close' to new constitution
12/16/2006 [-]
Police Man kills 2 women, 3 children in Kansas City
12/16/2006 [-]
Thailand's Thongchai Jaidee maintains lead in Volvo Masters
12/16/2006 [-]
Relieved Last-Minute Shoppers Get Free Shipping and Discounts on Out-of-This-World Gift for Space Ca
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World champ Alonso makes surprise test debut in Spain
12/16/2006 [-]
World champ Alonso makes surprise test debut in Spain
12/16/2006 [-]
- Spain Suspends Air Madrid's License
12/16/2006 [-]
Spain suspends Air Madrid's licence
12/16/2006 [-]
Castro conducts teleconference with governors
12/16/2006 [-]
Remove 'caveats' on troops in Afghanistan McCain
12/16/2006 [-]
Missouri man kills five family members, himself
12/16/2006 [-]
Chess giant Kasparov leads anti-Putin rally
12/16/2006 [-]
Bush views on gays and parenting unchanged
12/16/2006 [-]
Reuteman Money aside, Denver's a no
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Coup puts Fiji's place in Pacific Forum under threat
12/16/2006 [-]
Nigeria's MEND will keep its four hostages captive over Christmas
12/16/2006 [-]
* Eastern lowlands of Bolivia prepare for mass street protests
12/16/2006 [-]
Discovery astronauts take third spacewalk
12/16/2006 [-]
Doctors Say Botched Execution Methods in Florida Likely Caused Slow, Painful Death
12/16/2006 [-]
Kerry Says Visit with Troops Helped Clear His Views on Iraq
12/16/2006 [-]
Rome judge rejects paralyzed man's request to be taken off a
12/16/2006 [-]
It's Orlando against the world
12/16/2006 [-]
Lebanon wants no interference in its internal affairs
12/16/2006 [-]
Rome Judge Won't Remove Man's Respirator
12/16/2006 [-]
Abbas Seeks Early Vote to End Standoff
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WORLD SOCIAL FORUM-KENYA A Race to Leave Informal Settlements Behind
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Rescuers Expand Search For Missing Hikers
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Scouse underworld threatens Heather McCartney
12/16/2006 [-]
Argentina, South Africa, Sweden atop World Cup leaderboard
12/16/2006 [-]
Argentina, Sweden and South Africa's teams leading World Cup
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SA, Sweden share Golf World Cup lead
12/16/2006 [-]
Swedes grab lead at World Cup golf
12/16/2006 [-]
Sweden up one on Argentina at World Cup
12/16/2006 [-]
Sweden takes 1-shot lead at World Cup
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- Bush Rejects Most Dramatic Iraq Options
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- Troops Prep for Third Iraq Tour
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Iraq's premier reaches out to Sunni Arabs
12/16/2006 [-]
Bush faces total failure in Iraq
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Recalibrating Iraq Policy
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Ahmadinejad's Opponents Leading In Iran
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Arsenal's rally helps Liverpool gain 3rd
12/16/2006 [-]
Riot force leaves troubled Mexico tourist city
12/16/2006 [-]
Egypt extends detention of 140 Islamists
12/16/2006 [-]
Edwards to enter 2008 presidential race
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A world around the traffic signal
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France's Poiree claims 10k World Cup sprint
12/16/2006 [-]
Blind cricket world cup; Pakistan win
12/16/2006 [-]
World peace is goal of Leonia hoops star
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Long wait for exit visas delay Cuban migration to the U.S.
12/16/2006 [-]
Congressional delegation arrives in Cuba
12/16/2006 [-]
Castro makes voice heard
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Nuclear warhead nearly detonated in 2005 in Texas
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Leases are granted for experiments in shale oil mining
12/16/2006 [-]
- Egypt's Pro-Democracy Movement Divided
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South Africans chase Swede in SAA Open
12/16/2006 [-]
Four Swedes rescued from yacht head to South Africa
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At Ole Miss, stuffiness is Greek
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Poisoned Russian Spy's Wife Speaks
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Fury in Japan Over North Korea Abductions
12/16/2006 [-]
Police Man kills 5 in Kansas City
12/16/2006 [-]
Officials Democrat Edwards to enter '08 race
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China Urges Worlds Top Oil Importers to Join Forces to Achieve Stable Energy Supplies and finance
12/16/2006 [-]
UAE voters cast ballots in first polls
12/16/2006 [-]
Iraq's schools caught in crossfire
12/16/2006 [-]
Climate change melts Kilimanjaro's snows
12/16/2006 [-]
All-out search underway for missing Ore. climbers
12/16/2006 [-]
Veteran French rocker escapes taxes
12/16/2006 [-]
Blair urges world to back Abbas election call
12/16/2006 [-]
Democrat Edwards To Enter 2008 Presidential Race
12/16/2006 [-]
Iran PM faces first votes test
12/16/2006 [-]
Iran We'll share nuke secrets
12/16/2006 [-]
Iran hails elections as message to Western foes
12/16/2006 [-]
Air Madrid Shuts Down Worldwide Operations
12/16/2006 [-]
Man kills 5, including 3 children, before fatally shooting himself
12/16/2006 [-]
Merriam expected to beef up dangerous dog law
12/16/2006 [-]
Palestinian Leader Orders Early Elections
12/16/2006 [-]
U.K. police make progress on murder investigation
12/16/2006 [-]
Iraq's PM al-Maliki presses for reconciliation
12/16/2006 [-]
Congo UN boss gets a swing in his step
12/16/2006 [-]
Pope's Preacher Calls For Church To 'Cry Before God'
12/16/2006 [-]
Pope's preacher urges atonement over sex abuse by priests
12/16/2006 [-]
Pope's priest suggests fast day to mark abuses
12/16/2006 [-]
The World Bank supports hydropower in Iraq
12/16/2006 [-]
EU leaders divided on plans for expansion
12/16/2006 [-]
- Mexico anti-drug effort mostly a bust
12/16/2006 [-]
First day ends in UAE elections
12/16/2006 [-]
Castro call cheers Cuba officials
12/16/2006 [-]
McCain offers up troops to Afghanistan
12/16/2006 [-]
McCain, visiting Afghanistan, says more U.S. troops will be sent if needed
12/16/2006 [-]
- U.N. Prosecutor Pressure Serbia, Bosnia
12/16/2006 [-]
Pressure Serbia, Bosnia
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Bosnian Serbs arrested on war crimes charges
12/16/2006 [-]
Q A on the Saudi arms inquiry
12/16/2006 [-]
New Zealand Herald World News
12/16/2006 [-]
Police Man kills 5 in Kansas City, including 3 children, before fatally shooting himself
12/16/2006 [-]
Is the Post-Cold War World Safer?
12/16/2006 [-]
Poiree wins biathlon sprint four-time overall World Cup winner has not won a world class event since December 2005.
12/16/2006 [-]
Climate Change Melts Kilimanjaro's Snows
12/16/2006 [-]
GDP in South Asia to expand by 8.2 percent in 2006 World Bank
12/16/2006 [-]
Chinese rule, but Qatar hopes Asian Games prove Arab world r
12/16/2006 [-]
Chinese rule, but Qatar hopes Asian Games prove Arab world ready for Olympics
12/16/2006 [-]
Blair Says World Leaders Should Back Palestinian Authority President Abbas
12/16/2006 [-]
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China trade talks end in 'vague assurances'
12/16/2006 [-]
U.S. concludes talks with China with trade issues unresolved
12/16/2006 [-]
Civil rights leaders plan march to protest police shooting
12/16/2006 [-]
Abbas Orders Early Elections to End Deadlock
12/16/2006 [-]
Russian riot police dominate at opposition rally
12/16/2006 [-]
Abbas raises stakes with election call
12/16/2006 [-]
Report Ex-KGB Spy Killed Over Dossier
12/16/2006 [-]
World's First Cloned Cat Is New Mom
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Somali Lawmaker Inks Pact With Islamists
12/16/2006 [-]
Spacewalkers to rewire second half of space station
12/16/2006 [-]
Worlds most remote pub up for sale
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Man pleads no contest to conspiracy in planned school attack
12/16/2006 [-]
Former publisher sentenced to prison in child porn case
12/16/2006 [-]
Chattanooga mayor takes homeless to see rags-to-riches movie
12/16/2006 [-]
Mother pleads not guilty to killing her toddler, stuffing body in trash bin
12/16/2006 [-]
Judith Regan, mastermind of O.J. Simpson's 'If I Did It' book, is fired
12/16/2006 [-]
Storm in northwest leaves more than 1 million without power, kills 6
12/16/2006 [-]
Bush sticks to his views on gays becoming parents
12/16/2006 [-]
Florida suspends executions after trouble injecting inmate
12/16/2006 [-]
Storm batters Seattle area
12/16/2006 [-]
Panel urges limits on antibiotic linked to liver risks
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Duke case worsens for prosecution
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A clear winner in '08 Iowa
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A frat for misfits at Ole Miss
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Skier Nyman earns first World Cup race win
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Castro isn't dying of cancer, Chavez says
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Carey Lowers New Zealand Record in 100 Breast at New Zealand World Champ Trials
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Saudi Aramco, world's biggest
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Venezuela's music schools lift poor kids to world stages
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BBC News UK News Magazine World Edition
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Spacewalkers to continue rewiring space station
12/16/2006 [-]
Ailing Castro Counters Health Rumors
12/16/2006 [-]
Pakistan beat India to win Blind Cricket World Cup
12/16/2006 [-]
Abbas to set date for early elections
12/16/2006 [-]
Canada to play 'important role' in Afghan mission
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BBC News Health World Edition
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World's First Cloned Cat Has Kittens
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Computerworld KDE 4 the ultimate business desktop?
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South China Morning Post World shuts eyes to junta's ethnic cleansing Nick Meo
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Genetic glitch kills sensation of pain
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Nation's first ladies to be honored in gold coin collection
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BBC News Asia-Pacific World Edition
12/16/2006 [-]
Tankan shows business confidence up, but interest rate hike
12/16/2006 [-]
Jacksonville gets a taste of inflation
12/16/2006 [-]
ACLU Grand-jury subpoena 'chilling'
12/16/2006 [-]
On Capitol Hill, senator's illness is center of attention
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House panel to explore an outside ethics office
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Submerged for millennia, Egypt's sunken treasures offer glimpse of lost world
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Judge OKs request for paternity testing of Duke rape accuser's child
12/16/2006 [-]
Belgium's 'War of the Worlds'
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Iraq's Al-Maliki Presses Reconciliation
12/16/2006 [-]
Cleared by Canada, man still deemed U.S. threat
12/16/2006 [-]
- Taiwanese First Lady Passes Out at Trial
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Testing on blood substitute on hold
12/16/2006 [-]
Stem cells without fertilized embryo?
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Breast-cancer rates decline as women stop taking hormones
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McCain More US troops would be sent to Afghanistan if needed
12/16/2006 [-]
U.K.'s Blair says coming days critical for Middle East peace
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Iran offers to transfer nuclear technology to its neighbors
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Britain Iran Sanctions Deal 'Emerging'
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Scientist Scoops World Bank Prize
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Threat of attack over holidays high in Europe
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Accusations fly in Gaza between factions
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Mini Cricket World Cup At Hand
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BBC News Business Economy World Edition
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The Third World Cometh... And Soon
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Somalia On Verge Of All-Out War
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Iran Prez I'll Share My Nuke Technology
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Japan upgrades Defense Agency to full ministry
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Two U.S. Marines killed in Iraq
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Miss USA may lose crown for behavior
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Official Florida execution took longer
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Two ATF agents shot at apartment
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Rumsfeld honored at departure ceremony
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World's tallest man saves dolphins
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BBC News Business E-Commerce World Edition
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The world according to Howie Part II
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Pope's personal preacher calls for a public day of penance for sex abuse scandal
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BBC News Technology World Edition
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34 House novices to enter world of state lawmaking
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Manila X-ray spots snakes in bags
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Court says Israel has right to kill terrorists
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Iranian Nutcase President Israel 'Will Soon Be Wiped Out'
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Israel's targeted killings policy upheld
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Interview Israel Sees Diplomatic Proposals in Baker-Hamilton Report a Rerun of 'Failed' Policies of
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Israeli Lawmaker Wants to Abolish Palestinian Authority in W
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Palestinian shootout as Israel halts Hamas aid
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Israeli High Court Upholds 'Targeted Killings' of Palestinians
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BBC News UK News Northern Ireland World Edition
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Metals in pennies, nickels now worth more than the coins the
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Jeonbuk Motors clinch fifth place at Club World Cup
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Britons rescue Bosnian steam train
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Friend of Litvinenko urges arrest of key witness
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- Official Germany Did Not Help CIA
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Germany did not help CIA
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DW-World Germany Pushes Euro Zone Forward in 2006
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Progress seen in Sudan
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In Troubled Sudan, Oil Money Flows
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Chad troops chase rebels in Sudan
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Japan gets first defence ministry since Second World War
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Civil in New Jersey ... and worldwide
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Polar bears' grip on ice slips
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Tram's return journey takes 70 years and costs 310m
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Finns serve a seasonal banquet to impress
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Sex and drinking may put an end to party for American beauty
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Charity bid at 30,000 and rising
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For 63 minutes Iraqis were united in a dream of glory. Then Qatar scored
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- Consumer Inflation Unchanged in November
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Quake victims begin to build a future as relief workers win their confidence
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Battle-scarred nation is at peace with itself . . . but still facing war
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Kasparov plays a dangerous game with battle to keep Putin in check
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Violence reaches West Bank as rivals ratchet up tension
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DP World sells China terminals
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Kyrgyz PM orders review of U.S. airbase agreement
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Iranians vote in local council elections
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Russia's Techsnabexport to develop uranium deposit in Australia 1
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Russia adjusts customs regulations to meet EU standards
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Lebanese PM says no talks with Russia on air defense systems
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Lebanon enlists Moscow support on international Hariri tribunal
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Hezbollah disarmament Lebanon's internal problem premier
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Hezbollah 250 Killed in War With Israel
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Joint Strike Fighter completes first test flight
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One of serial killers five victims was pregnant
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Moreno dispatches Arkansas fighter, gets ready for world title shot
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Calif. judge may toss suit blaming Wal-Mart for 3rd World sweatshops
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Ukraine's leaders in bitter fight
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BBC News Business World Edition
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30 taken captive in Baghdad
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U.S. lawmakers visit officials in Baghdad
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Two states suspend executions over testimony
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Six suspects detained in raid in Sadr City, Iraq
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Suspicious white powder at UN appears to be flour
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Some Gitmo detainees freed in other countries AP
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Nobel Peace Prize Winner Calls Poverty Threat to World Peace interest
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Uganda appeals Australian's acquittal
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* Japan's PM under pressure
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AP interview Key witness denies involvement in Litvinenko poisoning Shell oil installation attacked
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Blast kills at five in Afghan south
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Gazprom, Shell hold talks on Sakhalin-2 energy project
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Canada's PM rejects call to change Afghan mission
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Old nemeses bedevil the world in 2006
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Afghanistan's opium poppies will be sprayed, says US drugs t
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BBC News News Front Page World Edition
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Voters in UAE to vote in elections Sat.
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BBC News Africa World Edition
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Rival Palestinian Groups Clash
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Gunmen kill Shiite tribal sheik; 2 U.S. Marines killed
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Friend of Litvinenko urges arrest of key witness
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New world for medical data at Miami Valley Hospital
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Spain's Socialist leader sails ship of state fast, on a left
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RIGHTS-GUATEMALA U.N. to Probe Violent Underworld
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Photo in the News World's Tallest Man Saves Dolphin
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World cup stadium construction 'daunting'
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