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Barack Obama Obama makes video pitch for 2016 Chicago Olympics Philadelphia Daily News
Graeme Souness has paid tribute to Nicky Butt after the Newcastle United midfielder refused to let his UEFA red card nightmare affect his performance in the win at Southampton. sa1 NEWCASTLE v Chelsea: Defensive headache for Kinnear The Daily Mail
Spain's Cesc Fabregas, left, celebrates after scoring a goal with fellow team member Xavi Fernandez, right, during the group D match between Spain and Russia in Innsbruck Manchester City v ARSENAL: Gallas dropped and Fabregas sits out Eastlands clash The Daily Mail
Manchester United´s Christiano Ronaldo in action against Villarreal during their UEFA Champions League soccer match in Villarreal, Spain, Wednesday Sept. 14, 2005. ( nu1) Globe-trotting Manchester United stars travel sickness takes toll on Ferguson's plans for trip to Aston Villa The Daily Mail
Science
Spider web No positive spin for spiders MIA Canberra Times
Laptop - Computer IBM to build brain-like computers BBC News
Solar panels at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory gather sunlight at the test facility, Wednesday, Feb. 27, 2008, in Golden, Colo. ConocoPhillips announcement that it would put a renewable-energy research hub and corporate learning center in Louisville, Colo., will help to build Colorado as a leader in alternatives to fossil fuels.(AP Photo/Jack Dempsey) (hg3) Payback plan to invest in solar energy The Australian
Albert Einstein. (dy1) Albert Einstein's formula e=mc2 proven right, 103 years later The Australian
Health
cow - cattle - livestock - farm - dairy - mad cow disease - animal - beef - meat (rt1) New mad-cow rule poses health dangers of its own Houston Chronicle
MCA-Stroke-Brain-Humn-2A The secret to staying madly in love The Times
Cholerae bacteria -Disease WHO: 294 deaths in Zimbabwe cholera outbreak The News & Observer
A Taiwan Department of Health official checks dairy product sample, Tuesday, Sept. 23, in Taipei, Taiwan. Melamine-tainted dairy products have killed four infants and sickened more than 50,000 children in China. Taiwanese officials say they are conducting a sweeping food inspection to assure consumers that local milk supplies are free of chemical contaminat China plans to overhaul dairy industry NZ Herald
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Michael Jackson Michael turns Muslim News24
Palm Island Dubai How Dubai's fantasy skyline tumbled to earth The Guardian
Verizon Wireless - Telecom - Technology - rh1 BlackBerry Storm Is a Secure, Stylish Workhorse for Verizon Wireless Enterprise Customers The Examiner
Madonna Madonna blames 'unreasonable behaviour' The Independent
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- US Lockerbie families compensated
- An option for Clinton: Enhanced Senate role
- Bush and Olmert to meet over Iran's nuclear ambitions
- China deepens Latin America ties
- Gates seen more likely to stay as Pentagon chief
- US says Afghanistan insurgent leader captured
New York City - the most populous city in the United States of America and the third most populous metropolitan area in the world. New York City is one of the preeminent global economic centers, with its business, financial, legal, and media organizatio
US economic woes deepen after data, Fed outlook
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- Two to travel Europe in buggy
- Bishops' Conference Examines Migrations to Europe
- 30,000 Missionaries Ask Europe to Send in Army
- Season's eatings
- Gordon Ramsay's Italian Christmas
- UN experts call for strong government response to anti-Roma
No Smoking sign
Smoking ban, shaky economy wallop Dutch bars
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Asia Middle East
- Kashmiris keen to vote, say can't go to militants with every
- Woman's body found in trunk
- Young woman burnt to death
- Taking off at Navi Mumbai
- Two held for passing lewd comments on girls
- Colleges race to fill vacant posts before inspection
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As winter sets in, vitamin C vanishes from shops
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- A gruelling start to the school day
- Volunteers clean up Naif area to send strong environment me
- New York performers to regale Dubai audience
- Dubai charity helps poor Kenyans
- Paralysed woman stranded in Sharjah hospital
- Staying in touch using rusty cassette players
President George W. Bush talks with U.S. Navy Vice Adm. Kevin Cosgriff, the commander of U.S. Naval Forces Central Command/5th Fleet, during breakfast Jan. 13, 2008, with U.S. service members as part of his visit to Naval Support Activity Bahrain.
Iraqi protesters give Bush boot over agreement for US troops to stay to 2011
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South America Africa
- Affluence breeds discontent
- Brazil recalls Ecuador ambassador
- Hu says China will enhance cooperation in crisis
- Brazil biofuel workers exploited
- Bush heads for Apec summit
- Argentina's Nalbandian wins opener in Davis Cup
Suspected Syrian arms dealer Monzer al-Kassar, second from left, is escorted from a helicopter by DEA agents Friday, June 13, 2008 in New York. Al-Kassar, who was born in Syria and is a longtime resident of Spain, was arrested in Madrid in June 2007 as part of a U.S. sting operation. An indictment accuses him of conspiring to support terrorists, conspiring to kill U.S. soldiers, conspiring to acquire and use anti-aircraft missiles, and money launde
US convicts Syrian-born arms dealer
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- Zapu Revival - Too Little, Too Late
- Zanu-PF Hamstrung By SADC Resolution
- Parties Must Ensure Smooth Sailing of Constitutional Bill
- Study Says Red Tape Driving Import Costs Up
- BAZ Consults On RBZ Directive
- Fuel Prices Tumble
Bangladesh captain Habibul Bashar walks back after losing his wicket on the fourth day of the first cricket test against India at the Bir Sreshta Shahid Ruhul Amin Stadium in Chittagong, 270 kilometers (169 miles) southeast of Dhaka, Bangladesh, Monday, May 21, 2007. India declared their first innings at 387 for 8 after an overnight score of 384 for the loss of 6 wickets.
Bangladesh batsmen, weather hold up South Africa
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Australia Caribbean
- Jane MacQuitty's top 100 winter wines - 25 under £6
- Is Dhoni riding on his luck?
- O'Hern to miss Australian tournaments
- Australia ready to emulate Meninga dynasty
- The barbarians are at the gate
- Cricket: Flynn issues rallying cry to NZ batsmen
Matthew Hayden
Hayden stands by his 'third world country' comment
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- Sandy Lane gets another facelift
- Mexican media turn on Eriksson as golden generation gets tar
- Prince William to fight pirates in Caribbean
- Irish eyes are smiling again on McFlynn
- Nine-man Mexico lose but keep World Cup dream alive
- Kinnear changes tune over talks with Ashley
Murali Kartik
Kartik in the thick of action
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