12/19/2006 [-]
North Korea demands equal voice in six-nation nuke talks
12/19/2006 [-]
Spacewalkers step outside the international space station to free jammed solar array
12/19/2006 [-]
WWF 52 new species discovered on Borneo Island
12/19/2006 [-]
Body of missing climber identified as search goes on
12/19/2006 [-]
Suspect arrested in murders of prostitutes
12/19/2006 [-]
Ex-Iraqi minister charged with corruption escapes, helped by 'foreign' security guards
12/19/2006 [-]
Pentagon Attacks in Iraq increasing
12/19/2006 [-]
Gates takes the helm at the Pentagon
12/19/2006 [-]
Former CIA chief says failure in Iraq would be 'calamity'
12/19/2006 [-]
Silver medalist in women's race at Asian Games fails gender test
12/19/2006 [-]
Shareholders take Wembley fight to Melbourne
12/19/2006 [-]
Militia 'has replaced al Qaeda'
12/19/2006 [-]
Man dressed as Santa Claus charged in girl's kidnapping
12/19/2006 [-]
Chad Over 30 killed in attack by Sudanese Arab Janjaweed
12/19/2006 [-]
Blair takes Mideast peace mission to United Arab Emirates
12/19/2006 [-]
Pentagon Al-Sadr more dangerous than al Qaeda
12/19/2006 [-]
UK murders 'Significant' arrest
12/19/2006 [-]
Nigeria leader denies corruption
12/19/2006 [-]
Worm may be spreading via Skype chat
12/19/2006 [-]
Taiwan to allow three chip makers into China
12/19/2006 [-]
Tech lobby to renew visa reform push
12/19/2006 [-]
Falco memo confirms AOL senior exec departures
12/19/2006 [-]
CD maker will pay Microsoft for counterfeit software
12/19/2006 [-]
Reports eBay to close China site
12/19/2006 [-]
German government approves 1.6B to spur IT innovation
12/19/2006 [-]
China official says climbers' hopes dim
12/19/2006 [-]
LSE widens campaign against Nasdaq bid
12/19/2006 [-]
Rudolph is the gift all year in Alaska
12/19/2006 [-]
Ex-minister escapes Green Zone prison
12/19/2006 [-]
Bush signs pact to share nuclear technology with India
12/19/2006 [-]
Moderates rebuke Iran's president in local voting
12/19/2006 [-]
Fighting in Gaza Strip imperils new cease-fire
12/19/2006 [-]
Police arrest 2nd man in English prostitute murders
12/19/2006 [-]
Robbers in military uniforms hit bank in Baghdad
12/19/2006 [-]
Guyana looking for Caricom help to counter any world cup threats
12/19/2006 [-]
Mac minis help automaker Ford on the assembly line
12/19/2006 [-]
Canadians engage Taliban in NATO offensive
12/19/2006 [-]
Gates Spells Out Iraq Stakes in Stark Terms
12/19/2006 [-]
Delta Air Lines Rejects US Airways' Bid
12/19/2006 [-]
Shanghai goes the extra smile for 2010 World Expo
12/19/2006 [-]
Gunfights threaten Gaza cease-fire
12/19/2006 [-]
Greek unemployment rate drops
12/19/2006 [-]
Greek unemployment rate drops to 8.3 pct
12/19/2006 [-]
SkyEurope to fly from Vienna next year
12/19/2006 [-]
Vivartia denies dairy price fix claim
12/19/2006 [-]
Ukrainian parliament approves '07 budget
12/19/2006 [-]
SIG Holding shares rise after bid
12/19/2006 [-]
- EU Uneasy Over Bulgaria Killings
12/19/2006 [-]
Militant site says bin Laden's deputy to release message about clash with infidels
12/19/2006 [-]
2nd Suspect Arrested in British Serial Stranglings
12/19/2006 [-]
Second arrest made in rash of British prostitute slayings
12/19/2006 [-]
Teen fatally shot by motorist after egging car on interstate
12/19/2006 [-]
Sharapova's Smile Called World's Best U.S. Survey
12/19/2006 [-]
Marine to stay in Manila jail for now
12/19/2006 [-]
Blair slammed over Iraq, foreign policy 'failure'
12/19/2006 [-]
Farm ministry plans to restrict wagyu label to cattle raised
12/19/2006 [-]
Brazil's cattle ranchers are embracing change
12/19/2006 [-]
US ban on Hicks visit to be queried
12/19/2006 [-]
Hunt for killer goes on despite two arrests
12/19/2006 [-]
The dawn of time after 13 billion years in the darkroom
12/19/2006 [-]
Face to face with Iraqs most wanted
12/19/2006 [-]
Second arrest in British prostitute slayings
12/19/2006 [-]
Canadian troops launch new offensive in Panjwaii
12/19/2006 [-]
Fabio Cannavaro named World Footballer of the Year
12/19/2006 [-]
'Sanctions must go' N Korea
12/19/2006 [-]
N. Korea opens with list of demands
12/19/2006 [-]
In Pakistan, ex-rebel tribal chief slain
12/19/2006 [-]
Iran Sanctions won't stop nuclear plans
12/19/2006 [-]
Cuba Pipeline Reaches North
12/19/2006 [-]
Snedden switches from NZ cricket to head up 2011 World Cup
12/19/2006 [-]
Comets Thomas third at NZ world trials
12/19/2006 [-]
- Venezuela Moves to Create Single Party
12/19/2006 [-]
Fight Brews To End Ban On Travel To Cuba
12/19/2006 [-]
Polyus, Russia's largst gold mining company, lists shares in
12/19/2006 [-]
Dynasty Gold Releases Drill Results for Hatu Project, Northw
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Gold and silver rebound in erratic trade�
12/19/2006 [-]
Compulsory HIV tests for couples
12/19/2006 [-]
Schools shut amid Gaza 'anarchy'
12/19/2006 [-]
Children caught in crossfire as Fatah, Hamas trade shots in Gaza
12/19/2006 [-]
2nd arrest made in prostitute murder case
12/19/2006 [-]
3 dead in Gaza gunbattle amid shaky truce
12/19/2006 [-]
Ministry of Health releases latest tobacco trends
12/19/2006 [-]
Veteran of both world wars dies
12/19/2006 [-]
Rufina Leads M'sian Sailors To World Meet In Uruguay
12/19/2006 [-]
NetworkWorld The Network Industry's Most Colorful Story Ever
12/19/2006 [-]
3 Killed As Palestinian Truce Shatters
12/19/2006 [-]
Attacks On G.I.s, Iraqis At 2 Year High
12/19/2006 [-]
Mohammed, Bashar discuss Arab world situation
12/19/2006 [-]
Gunbattles rage in tense Gaza
12/19/2006 [-]
Dos Santos, Dragulescu claim medals in Sao Paulo
12/19/2006 [-]
Shuttle to undock from space station today
12/19/2006 [-]
Watson aims for World Cup
12/19/2006 [-]
Nation, world headlines, Dec. 19
12/19/2006 [-]
WWW.EASYODDS.COM Betting Update; 2007 Ladbrokes World Championship Preview
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Launch of New Cycle of UNESCO-VOCATIONS PATRIMOINE Co-Sponsored Fellowships for World Heritage Site Managers
12/19/2006 [-]
- Medicaid Rule Would Hit Pharmacists Hard
12/19/2006 [-]
EU Uneasy Over Bulgaria Killings
12/19/2006 [-]
Chinas world champion Pang recovers from kidney disease for Winter Asian Games
12/19/2006 [-]
* Pyongyang defiant as talks resume
12/19/2006 [-]
Ministers haggle over fish quotas
12/19/2006 [-]
Janjaweed blamed for Chad attack
12/19/2006 [-]
Britney Spears named world's worst celebrity dog owner
12/19/2006 [-]
Blair failed to influence US think-tank
12/19/2006 [-]
* Tony Blair visits Abbas to lend support
12/19/2006 [-]
Uruguay urges UN court to order Argentina to end bridge blockade
12/19/2006 [-]
Belarus wraps up Italian Christmas trips for orphans
12/19/2006 [-]
Gunbattles rage in Gaza
12/19/2006 [-]
No compromise seen in North Korea talks
12/19/2006 [-]
Commodities may still be a good bet, the pros say, but only
12/19/2006 [-]
Solomon Islands statistical services revitalised
12/19/2006 [-]
EU environment chief seeks emissions cut
12/19/2006 [-]
French bird flu scare evaporates
12/19/2006 [-]
Iraq attacks reach record levels
12/19/2006 [-]
Albanian FM appeals for multi
12/19/2006 [-]
Japanese restaurants to call for more U.S. beef imports
12/19/2006 [-]
Australia, Japan among top four seeds for AFC Asian Cup 2007 Final
12/19/2006 [-]
Thai stock market plunges nearly 9 percent as central bank c
12/19/2006 [-]
President Bush Must Sell India Atomic Deal to World After Washington Win
12/19/2006 [-]
World not flat, adoptability is the key
12/19/2006 [-]
Mancuso claims first World Cup win
12/19/2006 [-]
At least 4 die as quake rattles Sumatra
12/19/2006 [-]
* At least seven perish in two Sumatra earthquakes
12/19/2006 [-]
Fierce fighting in Gaza leaves truce in tatters
12/19/2006 [-]
Scotland Yard wind up Moscow inquiry on Litvinenko death
12/19/2006 [-]
Regan accused of anti-Semitic rant
12/19/2006 [-]
Flu crisis prevention edges forward
12/19/2006 [-]
Gates warns of `calamity' if U.S. fails in Iraq
12/19/2006 [-]
Officials Refuge became prison
12/19/2006 [-]
Skin tumor excised from first lady's leg
12/19/2006 [-]
Lakes plan for live fire is scuttled
12/19/2006 [-]
Happy is helpful, but fear fosters focus
12/19/2006 [-]
Wisconsin plans its own `Big Bang'
12/19/2006 [-]
In Iraqi jail, then gone . . . but how?
12/19/2006 [-]
U.S., China vie for oil, allies on new Silk Road
12/19/2006 [-]
Honda sees U.S., world sales hitting record
12/19/2006 [-]
World not yet flat; blame it on non-economic issues
12/19/2006 [-]
Bush flip-flops, adopts Clinton's prudent North Korea policy!
12/19/2006 [-]
Last UK veteran of 2 world wars dies
12/19/2006 [-]
Bush signs bill to allow nuclear trade with India
12/19/2006 [-]
North Korea makes new demands
12/19/2006 [-]
Clerk arrested in killings compared to Jack the Ripper
12/19/2006 [-]
Musicians are targets of Mexican drug cartels
12/19/2006 [-]
Iran election a blow to president
12/19/2006 [-]
Dragons soar above worldwide box office
12/19/2006 [-]
Libya Condemns Nurses, Doctor To Death
12/19/2006 [-]
Venezuela Bloggers Wish the World Merry Christmas
12/19/2006 [-]
Japan Tobacco buys Gallaher for ã7.5bn
12/19/2006 [-]
Mozart opera back on Berlin stage
12/19/2006 [-]
Cartoonist Joe Barbera dies at 95
12/19/2006 [-]
U.S. nuclear accord with India signed into law
12/19/2006 [-]
Teens study world's problems
12/19/2006 [-]
US, NKorea meet directly as nuke talks enter crucial phase
12/19/2006 [-]
S. Korean travelers' credit info leaked in Phuket sources
12/19/2006 [-]
2nd Arrest In Ipswich Slayings
12/19/2006 [-]
India, China face financial risks
12/19/2006 [-]
Miami firm designs Manila super
12/19/2006 [-]
4th spacewalk wraps up Discovery's to-do list
12/19/2006 [-]
Judge orders psychiatric evaluation for terror suspect Padilla
12/19/2006 [-]
U.S. ready to face flu crisis - almost
12/19/2006 [-]
Coast Guard abandons plans for target practice on Great Lakes
12/19/2006 [-]
FBI reports rise in violent crime
12/19/2006 [-]
Family tie helps win FDA contract
12/19/2006 [-]
Hopes fading for Mt. Hood climbers
12/19/2006 [-]
Snedden to oversee rugby World Cup
12/19/2006 [-]
Colombians bid for 2014 World Cup
12/19/2006 [-]
News Analysis In Abbas, Western Hopes Hang on Thin Reed
12/19/2006 [-]
N. Korea agrees to IAEA checks, no ongoing monitoring source
12/19/2006 [-]
N. Korea agrees to IAEA checks, no ongoing monitoring source-1
12/19/2006 [-]
'Take Advantage of 2010 World Cup'
12/19/2006 [-]
* Norway's major oil companies plan merger
12/19/2006 [-]
World Bank-appointed expert yet to deliver verdict on Baglihar project
12/19/2006 [-]
You like? Israelis do, as the Hebrew in 'Borat' provides a running inside joke
12/19/2006 [-]
Violent attacks in Iraq at a record high Pentagon
12/19/2006 [-]
Many Bangladeshis hoping for a return to military rule
12/19/2006 [-]
27 killed at Pakistani wedding
12/19/2006 [-]
Fire, stampede, wall collapse leave 27 dead at Pakistani wed
12/19/2006 [-]
World Expo 2010 welcomes 100th participant
12/19/2006 [-]
Don't you know Christmas?
12/19/2006 [-]
In Kerala, Hindus need help
12/19/2006 [-]
Thousands Celebrate In Streets of Santiago On Learning of De
12/19/2006 [-]
Ahmadinejad says UN sanctions won't stop Iran's nuclear program
12/19/2006 [-]
Libyan court condemns all accused to death for infecting children with HIV
12/19/2006 [-]
Emphasis on healthcare in Sikkim
12/19/2006 [-]
Thousands stranded by Air Madrid
12/19/2006 [-]
Shades of Imeldific as Cebu spiffs up for Asean
12/19/2006 [-]
Canton swimmer Schmitt headed around the world
12/19/2006 [-]
Armenian foreign state debt to stand at 21% of GDP in 2006
12/19/2006 [-]
Hey, Help Us Plan Some Articles!
12/19/2006 [-]
Delphi to get US3.4b post-bankruptcy investment
12/19/2006 [-]
Egypt cracks down on Brotherhood
12/19/2006 [-]
Tobago Little island with big ideas
12/19/2006 [-]
Trinidad's Jabloteh beats Sap FC 4
12/19/2006 [-]
Islanders hit by US nuclear tests awarded 307 million dollars
12/19/2006 [-]
Second suspect held in British serial killer hunt
12/19/2006 [-]
World-famous Hamleys toys sell out after Internet mistake
12/19/2006 [-]
Policeman Killed As Gaza Violence Resumes
12/19/2006 [-]
Libya sentences medics to death
12/19/2006 [-]
After labor dispute, all workers back on job at World Trade
12/19/2006 [-]
Sindh to have its own bank
12/19/2006 [-]
Kasuri leaves for Oman to bolster economic ties
12/19/2006 [-]
Oman's utilities to be fully privatised by 2009
12/19/2006 [-]
Oman spurned FX union as unworkable by 2010 minister
12/19/2006 [-]
Asian Games Iran defeats Jordan to bag bronze in men's bask
12/19/2006 [-]
Rome judge rejects paralyzed man's request to be taken off a
12/19/2006 [-]
2nd arrest made in Britain hookers' case
12/19/2006 [-]
Finland's unemployment rate falls
12/19/2006 [-]
German business confidence rises in Dec.
12/19/2006 [-]
Prostitute murders Second arrest
12/19/2006 [-]
'Boo' blight in opera world
12/19/2006 [-]
Asian fusion dishes make Lima a delight for diners
12/19/2006 [-]
Lima Mayor Luis Castaneda Re
12/19/2006 [-]
Sutlej Textiles gets listed on BSE, NSE
12/19/2006 [-]
Moldova to receive us1.2 billion from abroad next 3 years
12/19/2006 [-]
Milutinovic Jamaica's players need to study the game
12/19/2006 [-]
Paris breaks stereotypes to lure British tourists
12/19/2006 [-]
Lucas's Oblique 'View Toward Paris'
12/19/2006 [-]
Zidane kicks off Algerian league match
12/19/2006 [-]
Libya uses HIV children as diplomatic pawns
12/19/2006 [-]
Bush signs nuclear deal
12/19/2006 [-]
Bush signs nuclear bill exempting India from U.S. non-proliferation laws
12/19/2006 [-]
Russia imposes oil export duty for Belarus at 180/ton
12/19/2006 [-]
NATION & WORLD BRIEFING
12/19/2006 [-]
Euro convergence report Malta still behind i
12/19/2006 [-]
Up, up away Land prices soaring high in Vadodara
12/19/2006 [-]
Suriname turtle swims 7,000 miles to Cornwall
12/19/2006 [-]
A Namibian Artist's Experiences in Finland
12/19/2006 [-]
Keeping the blues alive in our corner of the world
12/19/2006 [-]
World-class golf ... in Tacoma
12/19/2006 [-]
'I won't coddle' homeless, Las Vegas mayor says
12/19/2006 [-]
Houston police accused of bias in Taser use
12/19/2006 [-]
Police arrest suspect in slayings in Britain
12/19/2006 [-]
Graham says he, wife will pick site for burial
12/19/2006 [-]
Iran president's opponents fare well in local elections
12/19/2006 [-]
Troop-surge proposal worries Joint Chiefs
12/19/2006 [-]
Former Iraqi electricity minister escapes from jail
12/19/2006 [-]
Soviet-era stockpile moved to secure site
12/19/2006 [-]
Britain wants new nukes for 'insurance'
12/19/2006 [-]
Joe Barbera, co-creator of Flintstones, Yogi Bear
12/19/2006 [-]
Study says herbal treatment ineffective at easing hot flashes
12/19/2006 [-]
Want a tour of the moon? Just Google it
12/19/2006 [-]
No plaids for lads Scots short of kilts
12/19/2006 [-]
Sour notes in drug-turf war Mexican musicians targeted
12/19/2006 [-]
Surgery seeks to aid patients with bladder-control problem
12/19/2006 [-]
52 new species found on Borneo since '05
12/19/2006 [-]
Implantable heart devices save lives, may worsen deaths
12/19/2006 [-]
Astronauts make fix, to return Friday
12/19/2006 [-]
Abbas Vote is on despite violence
12/19/2006 [-]
Prelude to a merger?
12/19/2006 [-]
* NYSE, Euronext merger to be decided this week
12/19/2006 [-]
Coast Guard drops plan for Great Lakes target range
12/19/2006 [-]
Herb remedy found ineffective for menopause symptoms
12/19/2006 [-]
Astronauts complete job of folding up solar array
12/19/2006 [-]
Laura Bush treated in Nov. for skin cancer
12/19/2006 [-]
Defense chief is sworn in
12/19/2006 [-]
Violent crime rises across the country
12/19/2006 [-]
High wind could have swept two climbers off mountain
12/19/2006 [-]
Clerk of court reviews suits on ground rent
12/19/2006 [-]
Shiite cleric now seen as the gravest Iraq threat
12/19/2006 [-]
Standard Life is world's fourth biggest IPO
12/19/2006 [-]
Eastern lowlands of Bolivia prepare for mass street protests
12/19/2006 [-]
- Feds Sue Village Over Hispanic Voting
12/19/2006 [-]
First lady had skin cancer removed from right shin
12/19/2006 [-]
Bush signs legislation permitting nuclear cooperation with India
12/19/2006 [-]
Croatia marks massacre in Vukovar
12/19/2006 [-]
A faster way to Lisbon from Leeds?
12/19/2006 [-]
Gridco curbs may help resolve tiff between AES, Orissa
12/19/2006 [-]
TV and Radio Martí face another audit
12/19/2006 [-]
Mumbai blast suspect confesses, recants
12/19/2006 [-]
Prairie farmers rally in Winnipeg in support of Canadian Whe
12/19/2006 [-]
Jakarta hotel puts 110 burger on menu
12/19/2006 [-]
- Reno Hotel Fire Suspect to Stand Trial
12/19/2006 [-]
* Moscow sees rare anti-government rally being staged
12/19/2006 [-]
Sinister Santas in Moscow march
12/19/2006 [-]
World not flat as yet; Blame it on non-eco issues
12/19/2006 [-]
Living History Utah choirmaster had a Christmas carol all h
12/19/2006 [-]
U.N. diplomat meets with Burmese dissident
12/19/2006 [-]
Burmese junta allows Suu Kyi to meet UN envoy
12/19/2006 [-]
Spurning IMF not an option for Nicaragua's Ortega as he stru
12/19/2006 [-]
Livestock Saturday, December 16, 2006
12/19/2006 [-]
Porton Down 'guinea pigs' set for ã6m
12/19/2006 [-]
20% of livestock species at risk of extinction FAO
12/19/2006 [-]
Harare expected to unveil new currency
12/19/2006 [-]
Candorado Operating Company Ltd. Closes 600,000 Non Broker
12/19/2006 [-]
Man arrested over prostitute murders in Britain
12/19/2006 [-]
Suspect arrested in Britain slayings
12/19/2006 [-]
Sweden, Norway Support Establishment of Civic, Voter Educati
12/19/2006 [-]
Ruckus in Maharashtra House over farmers issue
12/19/2006 [-]
Gunmen abduct at least 7 children in Haiti
12/19/2006 [-]
Venezuela's music schools lift poor kids to world stages
12/19/2006 [-]
Venezuela's Chavez relays message from Cuba's Castro, announ
12/19/2006 [-]
Haryana, Maryland universities to do bird flu research joint
12/19/2006 [-]
World's tallest man saves plastic eating dolphins
12/19/2006 [-]
North Korea stands its ground in talks
12/19/2006 [-]
Marijuana seized, 55 arrested in Mexico
12/19/2006 [-]
White House accused of censorship
12/19/2006 [-]
Iraqi TV station plays up U.S. losses
12/19/2006 [-]
Memos outline chemical plans
12/19/2006 [-]
Private U.S. team linked to jail escape
12/19/2006 [-]
Suspect held in British deaths
12/19/2006 [-]
Hamas-Fatah clashes flare after truce
12/19/2006 [-]
SADR ARMY IS CALLED TOP THREAT IN IRAQ
12/19/2006 [-]
Manuel calls on IMF to help emerging markets with capital
12/19/2006 [-]
Kate Fleming, 1965-2006 Actress a star in the world of audio books
12/19/2006 [-]
Plan to develop jewellery sector
12/19/2006 [-]
Brazil says journalist on payroll of crime gang
12/19/2006 [-]
Statistician crosses Tasman for top job
12/19/2006 [-]
U.S. Federal Reserve leaves key interest rate at 5.25%, four
12/19/2006 [-]
Dollar falls against euro, pound after Federal Reserve leave
12/19/2006 [-]
Federal Reserve Board Approves the Merger of Citizens Bankin
12/19/2006 [-]
Uruguay's New Refugee Laws Earn Praise From UN
12/19/2006 [-]
NKorea claims developing poultry vaccine against H5N1 type o
12/19/2006 [-]
Prices soar as poultry farmers chicken out
12/19/2006 [-]
Prime Adolescent Programme Begins in Abuja
12/19/2006 [-]
Seoul shares trade higher on institutional buying
12/19/2006 [-]
Australian convicted of child sex abuse
12/19/2006 [-]
Australian fights extradition from US
12/19/2006 [-]
Canada First to Track Organic Trade
12/19/2006 [-]
Adelaide take points against Jets
12/19/2006 [-]
Kurdish football prospers in new Iraq
12/19/2006 [-]
World champ Alonso makes surprise test debut in Spain
12/19/2006 [-]
Ecuador calls for talks with ambassador in Colombia over coc
12/19/2006 [-]
Brunei prince for world meet
12/19/2006 [-]
* Thousands of Tamils flee across mine-laden jungle
12/19/2006 [-]
In Iraq, Blair Affirms Support
12/19/2006 [-]
* Blair visits Iraqi leaders
12/18/2006 [-]
World Waste Tech appoints Gutacker to board of directors
12/18/2006 [-]
Welcome to the world of nano foods
12/18/2006 [-]
China shuts down seven illegal 'underground banks'
12/18/2006 [-]
Australian press hail Ashes victory over England's 'dead ducks'
12/18/2006 [-]
Ripper suspect removed from cyberspace
12/18/2006 [-]
Swiss pharmaceutical giant Novartis AG sites vaccines headqu
12/18/2006 [-]
World-famous Hamleys toys sell out after Internet mistake
12/18/2006 [-]
Tata Steel wants to prospect for iron ore
12/18/2006 [-]
Chinese city may limit migrants
12/18/2006 [-]
Tigers 'abduct' 24 schoolchildren
12/18/2006 [-]
The World Tea Expo Announces Conference Program for 2007
12/18/2006 [-]
NEWS ANALYSIS; In Abbas, Western Hopes Hang on Thin Reed
12/18/2006 [-]
Abbas Repeats Call for Vote as Truce Erodes
12/18/2006 [-]
Cloud over Castro's health
12/18/2006 [-]
Gunbattle erupts at Gaza hospital
12/18/2006 [-]
World Expo 2010 welcomes 100th participants
12/18/2006 [-]
Prosecutor implicates Saddam in chemical attacks
12/18/2006 [-]
Hamas and Fatah clash outside hospital
12/18/2006 [-]
Iran poll a blow to Ahmadinejad
12/18/2006 [-]
Woods takes home Target World Cup
12/18/2006 [-]
* Carmakers seek dismissal of greenhouse gas lawsuit
12/18/2006 [-]
- Harrah's Board Said to OK 16.7B Offer
12/18/2006 [-]
Venezuela head seeks merger
12/18/2006 [-]
Hamas policeman killed in gunbattle in Gaza hospital as violence resumes
12/18/2006 [-]
Radionuclides spreading around the world
12/18/2006 [-]
Teacher knows his way around the world
12/18/2006 [-]
Nepal rebels oppose appointments
12/18/2006 [-]
Malaysian men buy Vietnamese brides in coffee shops
12/18/2006 [-]
Hamas policeman killed in Gaza gunbattle
12/18/2006 [-]
Police continue serial killer manhunt despite suspect arrest
12/18/2006 [-]
U.S. No progress at Korea nuclear talks
12/18/2006 [-]
Moths threaten nopal cactus
12/18/2006 [-]
Mexicans seek to turn brain drain into gain
12/18/2006 [-]
The sharing of the kilts
12/18/2006 [-]
Mozart opera back on Berlin stage
12/18/2006 [-]
U.S. 'must win' Iraq war, ally says
12/18/2006 [-]
Palestinian unrest won't foil elections
12/18/2006 [-]
- Venezuela, Malaysia May Team on Refinery
12/18/2006 [-]
Rice seeks urgent aid to prop up Abbas government
12/18/2006 [-]
Alliance World Dollar Government Fund, Inc. Capital Gains Distribution
12/18/2006 [-]
More Americans Turn in Their US Passports
12/18/2006 [-]
Fire, collapsing wall, stampede kill 27 at Pakistani wedding
12/18/2006 [-]
S.C. 'Santa' Charged With Kidnapping Girl
12/18/2006 [-]
New Gaza clash outside hospital
12/18/2006 [-]
Laura Bush has had skin cancer tumour removed in early November
12/18/2006 [-]
The Private-Money World Opens Up
12/18/2006 [-]
Chinese peacekeepers make greater contribution to world
12/18/2006 [-]
Natrona gets world class musicians
12/18/2006 [-]
Cannavaro named FIFA World Player of Year
12/18/2006 [-]
U.S. Lawmakers Cuban Officials Say Castro Does Not Have Terminal Illness
12/18/2006 [-]
Cannavaro is FIFA World Player of the Year
12/18/2006 [-]
Latin American Dispute Goes to World Court
12/18/2006 [-]
Suspect arrested in deaths of 5 British women
12/18/2006 [-]
Green light for world's largest offshore wind farm
12/18/2006 [-]
Chinese Success Story Chokes on Its Own Growth
12/18/2006 [-]
Iraq Insurgents Starve Capital of Electricity
12/18/2006 [-]
Attacks in Iraq at Record High, Pentagon Says
12/18/2006 [-]
Aid workers are abducted in Baghdad
12/18/2006 [-]
Iraqi American escapes Baghdad prison
12/18/2006 [-]
- Security contractors pull off Baghdad jail break
12/18/2006 [-]
Somalia takes on reconciliatory tone
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Somalia's Islamic movement claims 200 government soldiers defected
12/18/2006 [-]
War stalks Somalia's 'City of Death'
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Al Qaida in control of Somalia; U.S. won't intervene
12/18/2006 [-]
SIUE sends 950 graduates into the world
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* Scientists attempt to save endangered species by cloning
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Malaysia's First World Hotel becomes world's largest
12/18/2006 [-]
Bush Approves Deal With India for Nuclear Sales
12/18/2006 [-]
Iran Vote a Setback for President's Hard Line
12/18/2006 [-]
FIFA World Players of the Year for 2006
12/18/2006 [-]
FBI Data Shows Violent Crime Still On Rise
12/18/2006 [-]
Laura Bush Had Skin Cancer Tumor Removed, White House Says
12/18/2006 [-]
Foxconn to invest 1 b in Wuhan, China
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ENVIRONMENT Latin American Dispute Goes to World Court
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- Scientist Says He Cloned Female Dog
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Green light for world's largest offshore wind farm
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Gunfights shatter ceasefire charade as Blair urges world to back Abbas
12/18/2006 [-]
Weak Dollar Good For Biotech Outsourcing Trend May Reverse
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Renal Cell Carcinoma High On Biotech's To-Beat' List
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Blasts hit international oil companies in Nigeria; militants claim responsibility
12/18/2006 [-]
Astronauts step outside free jammed solar array
12/18/2006 [-]
Nigeria's Yar'Adua will resist puppet role
12/18/2006 [-]
Explosion hits Shell facility in Nigeria
12/18/2006 [-]
The wit behind Fred Flintstone dies at 95
12/18/2006 [-]
Pakistan appoint Inzamam-ul-Haq as World Cup captain
12/18/2006 [-]
Tokyo youth curfew is working
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Russia rebuffs Belarus on gas prices
12/18/2006 [-]
N.Korea demands nuclear disarmament talks on equal footing with U.S.
12/18/2006 [-]
Laura Bush has skin cancer tumor removed
12/18/2006 [-]
Americans abroad renouncing citizenship over higher taxes
12/18/2006 [-]
Oracle software revenue shows signs of weakness
12/18/2006 [-]
- Bhutan's King Vows to Modernize Nation
12/18/2006 [-]
Report Attacks In Iraq At 2-Year High
12/18/2006 [-]
U.S. scraps plan for Great Lakes gunnery ranges
12/18/2006 [-]
Japanese stocks fall; dollar lower
12/18/2006 [-]
Annan sends emissary to Khartoum, names interim special envoy
12/18/2006 [-]
Carnival to buy Italian-made cruise ship for 565m euros
12/18/2006 [-]
Fears that missing climbers fell to death
12/18/2006 [-]
Mining houses lead stocks higher on bout of rand weakness
12/18/2006 [-]
Nippon Steel signs strategic alliance with Brazilian mining
12/18/2006 [-]
Red Bulls leave Haiti with a new perspective
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Colombia join 2014 World Cup race
12/18/2006 [-]
Sudan should face threat of sanctions ex
12/18/2006 [-]
Bush cool to gay clans
12/18/2006 [-]
- Bahrain's Leading Shiite Cleric Dies
12/18/2006 [-]
Cannavaro lands World Player title
12/18/2006 [-]
Less than half of British children aware Jesus born on Christmas Day survey
12/18/2006 [-]
World oil prices fall sharply
12/18/2006 [-]
Hynix Unveils World's Fastest DRAM Chip
12/18/2006 [-]
Cannavaro named World Player of the Year
12/18/2006 [-]
Blair's office pledges to work with police
12/18/2006 [-]
Berlusconi's heart surgery a success
12/18/2006 [-]
UK detectives wrap up spy probe in Moscow
12/18/2006 [-]
Abbas pushes for elections as truce unravels
12/18/2006 [-]
Hasina calls for reforms
12/18/2006 [-]
YEARENDER Chinese peacekeepers make greater contribution to world
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4,000 chickens die in France
12/18/2006 [-]
Options backdating frequent, report says
12/18/2006 [-]
Libya court to rule in foreign medics' HIV case
12/18/2006 [-]
WWF 52 new species discovered on island
12/18/2006 [-]
Spacewalkers Try To Free Jammed Solar Array
12/18/2006 [-]
Man Accused Of Kidnapping Elizabeth Smart Still Mentally Unfit For Trial, Judge Rules
12/18/2006 [-]
Joe Barbera, Half Of Yogi Bear Creator Team, Dies At LA Home
12/18/2006 [-]
Gates warns against failure in Iraq
12/18/2006 [-]
Ugandan LRA truce extended
12/18/2006 [-]
Nigeria opposition pick candidate
12/18/2006 [-]
Indian silver medalist female runner fails gender test
12/18/2006 [-]
Trend Micro Windows zero-day exploit for sale
12/18/2006 [-]
Vista could sap notebook PC battery life
12/18/2006 [-]
Myspace goes mobile with Cingular
12/18/2006 [-]
Attributor cashes up to deliver new DRM system
12/18/2006 [-]
Freetown will benefit from World Bank funds
12/18/2006 [-]
7 killed as quake strikes Indonesia's Sumatra island
12/18/2006 [-]
- Quake in Indonesia Kills 7, Injures 100
12/18/2006 [-]
Abbas Determined to Go Ahead With Vote
12/18/2006 [-]
Heiberg appointed chairman of boxing's reform committee
12/18/2006 [-]
McCain meets families of missing Israeli soldiers
12/18/2006 [-]
Security World Opera introduces fraud protection
12/18/2006 [-]
Lebanon relief effort raises questions
12/18/2006 [-]
Saudi king vows to defeat 'terrorism'
12/18/2006 [-]
A fright at the opera champions of Mozart brave cultural divide
12/18/2006 [-]
Surprises in the wild side of Borneo
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Protests bring murderer to justice
12/18/2006 [-]
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12/18/2006 [-]
Oscars bow to taxman and cut the stars' goodie bags
12/18/2006 [-]
Toxic timebomb surfaces 60 years after U-boat lost duel to the death
12/18/2006 [-]
'Nobody should have a veto on progress'
12/18/2006 [-]
Fatah, Hamas men abducted freed sources
12/18/2006 [-]
China Mengniu Dairy forms yogurt joint venture with France's
12/18/2006 [-]
EBay to replace China site with partnership-source
12/18/2006 [-]
Cannavaro is World Player of the Year Cannavaro has won the 2006 FIFA World Player of the Year award.
12/18/2006 [-]
Kenya Marathon Champion Rules Out World Record
12/18/2006 [-]
Barloworld to unbundle PPC
12/18/2006 [-]
'Suffolk Strangler' suspect says he's innocent
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Bush okays N-Bill, says its important for entire world
12/18/2006 [-]
Lincoln says Huckabee may be alternative to 'McCains of the world'
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Iran Presses on With Nuclear Work Despite World Opposition
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The State of the World's Children Tetanus prevention in remote Ethiopia
12/18/2006 [-]
Editorial Taiwan's economy at the crossroads
12/18/2006 [-]
14 States Sue EPA Over Soot Levels
12/18/2006 [-]
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12/18/2006 [-]
Opponents Of Iran's President Leading In Early Election Returns
12/18/2006 [-]
President Bush Signs Nuclear Deal With India
12/18/2006 [-]
British Police Arrest Suspect In Murders Of Five Prostitutes
12/18/2006 [-]
Europe's Muslims Face Rising 'Islamophobia,' New EU Report Warns
12/18/2006 [-]
Abbas Determined To Go Ahead With Elections, Despite Factional Fighting
12/18/2006 [-]
North Korea Demands Nuclear Disarmament Talks On Equal Footing With U.S.
12/18/2006 [-]
Gates takes office, vows to visit Iraq
12/18/2006 [-]
Saudis report Shi'ite 'state' inside of Iraq
12/18/2006 [-]
Huawei and ZTE gain in developing world
12/18/2006 [-]
Sneddon becoming World Cup CEO
12/18/2006 [-]
Pentagon Iraq Attacks at Highest Level
12/18/2006 [-]
Brazil edge Italy to scoop world crown
12/18/2006 [-]
Report Brazil proposes Russian participation in S. American
12/18/2006 [-]
Cricket Inzamam retained as captain for World Cup
12/18/2006 [-]
Ganguly hopes to play the World Cup
12/18/2006 [-]
Ganguly hopes to be at the World Cup
12/18/2006 [-]
Nonprofit takes on Third World water
12/18/2006 [-]
- Report Gambling Critic Won Thousands
12/18/2006 [-]
Ipswich murder suspect is in police custody
12/18/2006 [-]
New Pentagon chief warns of Baghdad calamity
12/18/2006 [-]
Gates takes oath as Defense Secretary
12/18/2006 [-]
Replacing Rumsfeld, Gates Issues Warning on Iraq
12/18/2006 [-]
Election Seen as Setback for Iran's President
12/18/2006 [-]
Carmelo Anthony suspended 15 games after brawl
12/18/2006 [-]
U.K. police widen cash-for-honours Blair probe
12/18/2006 [-]
80 dead as migrant boat sinks
12/18/2006 [-]
Abbas gets Israeli and UK backing
12/18/2006 [-]
U.N. Ivorian diamond trade goes on despite ban
12/18/2006 [-]
Former U.S. spy chief takes over at the Pentagon
12/18/2006 [-]
Google buys Endoxon
12/18/2006 [-]
Google to put NASA data on the Web
12/18/2006 [-]
Opera updates browser with phishing filter
12/18/2006 [-]
Tentative ceasefire in Palestine
12/18/2006 [-]
Violence Continues Upward Swing
12/18/2006 [-]
Former Iraqi Minister Escapes Custody
12/18/2006 [-]
Official Climbers May Have Fallen Off Slope
12/18/2006 [-]
Macau surpasses Las Vegas as gambling capital of world
12/18/2006 [-]
- Prosecutors Question Jailed Egypt Leader
12/18/2006 [-]
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Polonium that killed Litvinenko cost 10 million dollars
12/18/2006 [-]
Brazil edge Italy to sccop world crown
12/18/2006 [-]
MP farmers rob urea to overcome shortage
12/18/2006 [-]
Nigerian Militants Strike Oil Properties
12/18/2006 [-]
Abbas Seeks Aid to Start Peace Talks
12/18/2006 [-]
Writers, Artists from Around the World Urge Israeli Boycott
12/18/2006 [-]
Liberalise immigration, PM tells developed world
12/18/2006 [-]
Abbas insists will hold elections, truce unravelling
12/18/2006 [-]
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Christian Video Game Under Attack
12/18/2006 [-]
Christian video game under fire for violence
12/18/2006 [-]
No deal in talks on Caspian gas quotas
12/18/2006 [-]
Brazil proposes Russia participation
12/18/2006 [-]
Top Marines Says Troop Surge Possible
12/18/2006 [-]
Carbon monoxide poisons 100 during storm that caused blackouts in northwest
12/18/2006 [-]
Verizon, partners to build China optical cable
12/18/2006 [-]
War stalks Somalia's 'City of Death'
12/18/2006 [-]
Cuba is not changing policy, U.S. officials told
12/18/2006 [-]
FBI Violent Crime Still On Rise
12/18/2006 [-]
Israeli PM says he'll release Palestinian funds
12/18/2006 [-]
Wrong song can be fatal in Mexico's drug turf wars
12/18/2006 [-]
FIFA CLUB WORLD CUP JAPAN 2006/ Blatter Mexico wants to hos
12/18/2006 [-]
* Pressure Serbia, Bosnia urges war crimes lawyer
12/18/2006 [-]
Bosnian Serb detainee suspected in massacre
12/18/2006 [-]
Palestinian Leader Renews Call for New Elections
12/18/2006 [-]
Walker`s World Here comes China, warns U.K.
12/18/2006 [-]
In Focus The World's First Neural Stem Cell Transplant
12/18/2006 [-]
Security World Core Security Technologies releases CORE IMPACT 6.2
12/18/2006 [-]
Security World New version of SSH Tectia server for IBM z/OS delivers
12/18/2006 [-]
Security World Juniper Networks Achieves highest level of Network Security Certification
12/18/2006 [-]
Security World Big Yellow a non-Microsoft Internet worm/botnet propagating via Symantec anti-virus software
12/18/2006 [-]
Boeing announces 2 additional jet orders from Qatar, Kenya A
12/18/2006 [-]
ICC to have pre-World Cup doping test
12/18/2006 [-]
Iraqi ex-minister in jail escape
12/18/2006 [-]
US defence chief warns over Iraq
12/18/2006 [-]
* Henrico, Germany's best known jobless man
12/18/2006 [-]
Security tight for controversial opera in Germany
12/18/2006 [-]
Blair calls on world to back Abbas
12/18/2006 [-]
Former Iraqi minister escapes from jail
12/18/2006 [-]
Violent crime still on the rise
12/18/2006 [-]
Bush inks nuclear deal with India
12/18/2006 [-]
LRA Worldwides John Roberto Speaks at the 2006 Quality Leaders Meeting in Toronto
12/18/2006 [-]
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12/18/2006 [-]
100-year-old man finally receives his college degree
12/18/2006 [-]
Fears of attack recede in Somalia
12/18/2006 [-]
Gates sworn in as U.S. defence secretary
12/18/2006 [-]
Abbas set to hold Palestinian elections
12/18/2006 [-]
Bush says India important ally in nuke deal
12/18/2006 [-]
Kyrgyz GDP may rise 6-6.5% in 2006 president
12/18/2006 [-]
Malware Quality drops but quantity rises
12/18/2006 [-]
Scottish soldiers forced to share kilts because deal to buy 1 each not finalized
12/18/2006 [-]
Security contractors pull off Baghdad jail break
12/18/2006 [-]
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Old nemeses, war, AIDS, nukes bedevilled the world in '0
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DW-World German Minister Promises Millions in Fight Against AIDS
12/18/2006 [-]
AIDS medics to face firing squad
12/18/2006 [-]
Medics face death while Libya uses HIV children as diplomati
12/18/2006 [-]
Old nemeses war, AIDS, nukes bedeviled the world in '06
12/18/2006 [-]
Gates, Hewlett Foundations plan 60M Third World school funding
12/18/2006 [-]
Nobel laureates Mandela, Tutu back UN efforts for cancer therapy in developing world
12/18/2006 [-]
China earmarks 149 million yuan for world heritage protection in 2006
12/18/2006 [-]
YEARENDER Chinese peacekeepers make greater contribution to world peace
12/18/2006 [-]
Abbas Seeks Assistance in Peace Talks
12/18/2006 [-]
Man Arrested in Prostitute Killings in Britain
12/18/2006 [-]
North Korea Defiant at Start of Nuclear Talks
12/18/2006 [-]
Tancredo May Yet Speak in 'Third World' Miami
12/18/2006 [-]
- Colleges Helping Students Pick Majors
12/18/2006 [-]
Calif. judge may toss suit blaming Wal-Mart for 3rd World sweatshops
12/18/2006 [-]
The World's First 3D Laser Gaming Mouse
12/18/2006 [-]
Body of Mt. Hood climber identified
12/18/2006 [-]
Euro 2008 qualifiers to be available via Internet
12/18/2006 [-]
Mastercard blocks Visa's shot at World Cup role
12/18/2006 [-]
Spent nuclear material transported through Sydney
12/18/2006 [-]
Vatican mulls fielding football team
12/18/2006 [-]
Canadian troops prepare to join Afghan offensive
12/18/2006 [-]
Nintendo recalls Wii straps
12/18/2006 [-]
World's Largest Wind Farm Gets Green Light
12/18/2006 [-]
Ex-Iraqi Minister Escapes Police Custody
12/18/2006 [-]
Knicks, Nuggets Await Brawl Penalties
12/18/2006 [-]
Eurozone 'to withstand world dip'
12/18/2006 [-]
NKorea demands lifting of all sanctions before it will disarm
12/18/2006 [-]
World's biggest windfarm cleared
12/18/2006 [-]
Pakistan retain cricket World Cup for blind
12/18/2006 [-]
Indonesia quake kills 7, injures 100
12/18/2006 [-]
Iranian president's opponenets leading in local elections
12/18/2006 [-]
French high-speed train to break world record
12/18/2006 [-]
Gates officially takes over from Rumsfeld at Pentagon
12/18/2006 [-]
Climber who made distress call from snow cave is dead
12/18/2006 [-]
Nigeria World's Best Join Woods At World Challenge
12/18/2006 [-]
Bush Signs India Nuke Deal
12/18/2006 [-]
Troops battle to survive in Afghan heartland
12/18/2006 [-]
French to pull out of Afghanistan
12/18/2006 [-]
French special forces to leave Afghanistan
12/18/2006 [-]
Bush OKs nuke deal with India
12/18/2006 [-]
Palestinian factions to meet
12/18/2006 [-]
New energy powerNorwegian merger to create world's largest offshore oil company
12/18/2006 [-]
The iPhone is launched ... but not by Apple
12/18/2006 [-]
Botswana bushmen ruling accepted
12/18/2006 [-]
Dozens feared dead off Senegal
12/18/2006 [-]
Medicaid Pharmacists Taking the Biggest Hit
12/18/2006 [-]
Sen. Hillary Clinton, Iraq and the 2008 Election
12/18/2006 [-]
Former Spy Chief Gates, Becomes Pentagon Chief Today
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Christmas in Jail?
12/18/2006 [-]
Seven People Found Dead in Missouri Apartment
12/18/2006 [-]
The iPhone is launched ... by Linksys, not Apple
12/18/2006 [-]
Deutsche Telekom heads for clash with EU
12/18/2006 [-]
Nigeria Folasade, TV Girl's World of Glitz And Glamour
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Mirror gives Italian village its place in the sun
12/18/2006 [-]
Opera Goes On Despite Backlash Fears
12/18/2006 [-]
Uruguay asks end to bridge blockade
12/18/2006 [-]
Bulgaria to sign new gas agreement
12/18/2006 [-]
E. German uranium moved to Russia
12/18/2006 [-]
Ex-Iraqi Minister Escapes; Bomb Kills 5
12/18/2006 [-]
Cuban officials Castro's illness not terminal
12/18/2006 [-]
Fines expected to be handed down in NBA brawl
12/18/2006 [-]
Tariffs in world seafood trade
12/18/2006 [-]
Blast wounds 2 NATO soldiers in Afghanistan
12/18/2006 [-]
Internal Palestinian conflict threatens Mideast peace efforts
12/18/2006 [-]
U.S. servicemen in Kyrgyzstan could be stripped of immunity
12/18/2006 [-]
Blair calls on world to rally behind Palestinian president
12/18/2006 [-]
Blair urges world to back Abbas election call
12/18/2006 [-]
Election may show conservatives split
12/18/2006 [-]
Police occupation in Oaxaca ends
12/18/2006 [-]
Ties that bind Iraqi forces break easily
12/18/2006 [-]
A farcical attack on Hitler taboos
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Migrant workers in their own land
12/18/2006 [-]
Resigned Cubans expect no changes
12/18/2006 [-]
Castro checks in with phone calls
12/18/2006 [-]
Abbas confirms his plan to seek early elections
12/18/2006 [-]
Iraq opens its army to Hussein loyalists
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Rock star recycles e-waste in South Africa
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Castro call is seen as effort to offset talk of his illness
12/18/2006 [-]
Judge considers Padilla allegations
12/18/2006 [-]
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Search continues for missing climbers
12/18/2006 [-]
Challenges mount for lethal injections
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For Democrats, one man in, one man out
12/18/2006 [-]
Man kills 5, then turns gun on himself in Mo.
12/18/2006 [-]
Brakes warning remains
12/18/2006 [-]
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12/18/2006 [-]
Bush Signs Nuclear Cooperation Bill With India
12/18/2006 [-]
Abbas To Push For Early Palestinian Elections
12/18/2006 [-]
Florida Man Catches World's Largest Blue Marlin
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Bush signs bill for nuclear co-op with India
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Court denies Bahai couple document IDs
12/18/2006 [-]
Hundreds detained before opposition protest
12/18/2006 [-]
U.N. peacekeepers accused of rape
12/18/2006 [-]
Abbas calls for early vote
12/18/2006 [-]
Iraqi factions spurn summit
12/18/2006 [-]
Autodesk, PTC make their CAD software interoperate
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BenQ to close handset R&D center in Beijing
12/18/2006 [-]
U.S. coin series will feature women, for a change
12/18/2006 [-]
Florida students to pick majors - before high school
12/18/2006 [-]
'Left Behind' video game Let us prey
12/18/2006 [-]
Power returns to battered Northwest
12/18/2006 [-]
Boston feels the warmth
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Partisan battle boils over Fla. House seat
12/18/2006 [-]
Bayh says bye to '08 bid
12/18/2006 [-]
Employers' immigration pains
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Padilla terror case gets closer look
12/18/2006 [-]
Perez Hilton takes their best shots
12/18/2006 [-]
N. Korea calls for sanctions to be lifted before it dismantles nuclear program
12/18/2006 [-]
Body of missing climber identified; search continues for two others
12/18/2006 [-]
The Roots plan extensive world tour
12/18/2006 [-]
Former U.S. spy chief takes over at the Pentagon amid Iraq strategy review
12/18/2006 [-]
Bush signs nuclear deal with India
12/18/2006 [-]
French troops abetted killing of Rwandan Tutsis probe witness
12/18/2006 [-]
Bahrain's leading Shiite cleric dies
12/18/2006 [-]
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12/18/2006 [-]
Ahmadinejad Rivals Lead Iran Elections
12/18/2006 [-]
Foundations combat illiteracy in developing world
12/18/2006 [-]
Intel might have to share documents in AMD case
12/18/2006 [-]
Suspect Arrested In Murders Of 5 Prostitutes
12/18/2006 [-]
7 Killed As Quake Strikes Sumatra Island
12/18/2006 [-]
Two-timing Mumbai cops cause admin havoc
12/18/2006 [-]
Bangalore township project faces farmers ire
12/18/2006 [-]
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- Envoy Bangladesh Parties Must End Feud
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Bangladesh score 278 for six against Scotland
12/18/2006 [-]
Bangladesh parties must end feud
12/18/2006 [-]
Hamas to boycott early elections
12/18/2006 [-]
Kansas City Killings Of 7 Leave 2 Children Without Parents, Siblings
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Google Wants to Connect the Entire World
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Hundreds mourn Atlantic Records' founder
12/18/2006 [-]
Talks on North Korea's nuclear program reopen
12/18/2006 [-]
Searchers find climber's body in Oregon
12/18/2006 [-]
Blasts hit oil facilities in Nigeria
12/18/2006 [-]
Is Christmas losing the plot?
12/18/2006 [-]
US, India on winding nuclear road
12/18/2006 [-]
Former Microsoft Exec Gives Worlds Children Room to Read
12/18/2006 [-]
- Migrants Feared Dead Off Senegal Coast
12/18/2006 [-]
Many Migrants Lost In Senegal Boat Wreck
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Kodak's Health Group Announces Worldwide Price Increases On Medical Films and Related Supplies
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Ratiopharm sales reps in bribe probe
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EU trade chief pushes green practices
12/18/2006 [-]
2 Prominent Episcopal Parishes In Virginia Vote To Join Rival Group
12/18/2006 [-]
Virginia parishes to leave Episcopal Church, affiliate with Nigerian
12/18/2006 [-]
Saddam Hussein's Genocide Trial Resumes
12/18/2006 [-]
Climber Found Dead On Mt. Hood Identified
12/18/2006 [-]
Gates Takes Over As Secretary OF Defense
12/18/2006 [-]
4 Family Members Killed In Ohio Plane Crash
12/18/2006 [-]
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12/18/2006 [-]
US lawmakers call for change in policy toward Cuba
12/18/2006 [-]
DW-World Germany Admits Spies Gave Intelligence to US in Iraq War
12/18/2006 [-]
US man found dead with boa around neck
12/18/2006 [-]
Industry groups sign piracy agreement in China
12/18/2006 [-]
In Brief LG Electronics names new CEO
12/18/2006 [-]
US says drug shipments through Venezuela rising
12/18/2006 [-]
Blasts hit international oil companies
12/18/2006 [-]
Gates takes over Pentagon amid Iraq review
12/18/2006 [-]
Dead climber identified as Dallas man
12/18/2006 [-]
Ex-Iraqi minister escapes prison in Baghdad
12/18/2006 [-]
Epic world trip sets action girl Clover poles apart
12/18/2006 [-]
Online food auction brings seasonal cheer to world's hungry
12/18/2006 [-]
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Britain approves world's biggest offshore wind farm
12/18/2006 [-]
Abbas set on Palestinian vote
12/18/2006 [-]
Deal set to create world's top zinc maker
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World War II Revisited Poles Angered by German WWII Compensation Claims
12/18/2006 [-]
The World from Berlin Chaos in the Palestinian Authority
12/18/2006 [-]
Man held in British prostitute deaths
12/18/2006 [-]
Gunmen spring former Iraqi minister from jail
12/18/2006 [-]
Korean-American Yul Kwon wins 'Survivor'
12/18/2006 [-]
Opponents of Iranian president leading elections
12/18/2006 [-]
Gates sworn in as U.S. secretary of defence
12/18/2006 [-]
Crews to resume Mt. Hood search after tragic find
12/18/2006 [-]
Man held in murders of five British prostitutes
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Jammu jail inmates clash with police
12/18/2006 [-]
US running out of patience with NKorea nuclear envoy
12/18/2006 [-]
India celebrate historic first test win in South Africa
12/18/2006 [-]
US Nagasaki bombing 'a crime'
12/18/2006 [-]
Castro said unlikely to govern again
12/18/2006 [-]
North Korean nuclear talks resume
12/18/2006 [-]
Abbas insists on Palestinian elections
12/18/2006 [-]
Nigerians choose rival candidates
12/18/2006 [-]
New US defence secretary sworn in
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Tense Standoff In Somalia
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S. Korea's potential growth to drop to 4.3 pct in 2011
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HP tightens security in HP-UX
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Panasonic develops battery that won't overheat
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Reports Sony to start video download service
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YouTube ready to talk copyright with Japanese group
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NEC desktops have caught fire in Japan
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Google, NASA plan major announcement Monday
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BlackBerry to finally launch in Taiwan
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Dopod denies Via tie-up for ultramobile PC
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World's biggest windfarm gets OK for Thames
12/18/2006 [-]
New Zealand World Champs Team
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Africa - A continent stepping onto world stage
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Sober reflection at Christmas for Bali nine
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Its time to pull out of Iraq, says Powell
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Gunfire racks Gaza as factions dig in
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US vetoes Hicks check-up
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Man held over prostitute deaths
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Bangladesh needs to develop merit-based civil serviceWorld Bank
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Abbas Urges Elections Despite Fighting
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World Championship Trophy Tour stops in metro-east today
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Suspect arrested in British prostitute murder case
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Surpluses top problem for Beijing
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Quake strikes Sumatra
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Lions kill 200 Ethiopians in two years
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Abbas insists will hold elections
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World Cup stadium construction 'daunting'
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Man arrested in investigation of prostitute killings in England
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'Strange odor' leads authorities to seven bodies in Missouri City
12/18/2006 [-]
Seven killed as quake strikes Indonesia's Sumatra island
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North Korea demands sanctions
12/18/2006 [-]
Reid says more troops OK
12/18/2006 [-]
Humans show odor-tracking ability
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Butt-printing art teacher's suspension extended
12/18/2006 [-]
Simulators prove useful in teaching social skills
12/18/2006 [-]
Time magazine says everybody's a winner this year
12/18/2006 [-]
Study Holiday stress pushing more women to comfort eating
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Some homeowners pay pros to deck their halls
12/18/2006 [-]
Author of 'Don't Sweat the Small Stuff' dies
12/18/2006 [-]
Palestinian factional fighting escalates
12/18/2006 [-]
N. Korean nuclear talks to resume
12/18/2006 [-]
Ahmadinejad Allies Stumble at Polls
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Nexaweb upgrades Web 2.0 platform
12/18/2006 [-]
Astronauts plan 4th spacewalk
12/18/2006 [-]
Crucial ruling near in Padilla t
12/18/2006 [-]
Pot called top cash crop in America
12/18/2006 [-]
Botox spas spring up in malls
12/18/2006 [-]
Factional violence heightens in Gaza
12/18/2006 [-]
Human noses know more than thought, study finds
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Ice Bar worker describes chaos
12/18/2006 [-]
Arrogant drivers best look both ways
12/18/2006 [-]
China feeds U.S. demand for wood as forests suffer
12/18/2006 [-]
Nigerian militants threaten car bombs in oil delta
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'Inflation has been tamed'
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- Wall Street to Get More Inflation Data
12/18/2006 [-]
Proposal Reduces Medicaid Drug Costs
12/18/2006 [-]
Iran vote 'decisive defeat' for president reformers
12/18/2006 [-]
N.Korea demands lifting of UN sanctions, unfreezing of accounts 1
12/18/2006 [-]
Hydro, Statoil to establish world's largest offshore oil company
12/18/2006 [-]
Russia, Ukraine set to build two An-124 transport planes
12/18/2006 [-]
Big Bear vacation home rentals have unfair advantage, BB ow
12/18/2006 [-]
Blair visits Iraq, backs government
12/18/2006 [-]
Exported e-waste pollutes Africa
12/18/2006 [-]
Cuban officials deny Castro dying from terminal cancer
12/18/2006 [-]
N. Korea rejoins talks about nuclear program
12/18/2006 [-]
At nuclear talks, U.S. offers normal relations
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Humanitarian workers kidnapped
12/18/2006 [-]
Blair praises Abbas for 'landmark' speech in calling elections
12/18/2006 [-]
Blair in Mideast as violence rocks fragile Gaza truce
12/18/2006 [-]
Talks resume in Beijing to end North Korea's nuclear program
12/18/2006 [-]
Colombia to formally bid for 2014 FIFA World Cup
12/18/2006 [-]
Uganda World Health Organisation Supports Mbarara Hospital
12/18/2006 [-]
Indonesia Sumatra quake kills four
12/18/2006 [-]
Tarentum man to join world reality tour
12/18/2006 [-]
Bush to sign India nuclear bill
12/18/2006 [-]
Henkel says CEO Ulrich Lehner to resign
12/18/2006 [-]
Thousands protest against Philippines' Arroyo
12/18/2006 [-]
Hiroshima, Nagasaki bombings 'crime' Japan lawmaker
12/18/2006 [-]
Statoil deal to create world's largest oil driller
12/18/2006 [-]
Tens of thousands protest Bangladesh election plans
12/18/2006 [-]
UN to send envoy to discuss 'hybrid' Darfur force
12/18/2006 [-]
Ahmadinejad opponents leading elections
12/18/2006 [-]
Suspect in prostitutes' murders arrested
12/18/2006 [-]
Palestinian Truce Shaken By Fighting
12/18/2006 [-]
North Korea wants UN sanctions lifted
12/18/2006 [-]
Blair praises Abbas during visit to Ramallah
12/18/2006 [-]
Australian scientists join worldwide reef census project
12/18/2006 [-]
Gene mutation in autism identified
12/18/2006 [-]
Egyptian President congratulates Al-Ahly on winning bronze in Club World Cup
12/18/2006 [-]
Enlighten the world
12/18/2006 [-]
Go-ahead given for world's largest offshore windfarm
12/18/2006 [-]
World War II massacre marked
12/18/2006 [-]
Dhanbad scientist develops world's smallest anti-Tsunami shield
12/18/2006 [-]
It's not a man's world for new gecko species
12/18/2006 [-]
Senate Democrats differ on troop increase
12/18/2006 [-]
Gunmen kidnap Iraq aid workers
12/18/2006 [-]
Factions step up fight in Gaza
12/18/2006 [-]
Shuttle crew readies 4th spacewalk