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Britain's Phillips Idowu, Triple Jump, Athletics Three giant leaps The Guardian
Beijing Olympics hotels still have vacancies The Times
Sebastian Coe Ready, Steady, Coe The Guardian
Apple iPod nano 2G Talk of Apple's new box of tricks has the analysts purring The Guardian
Science
On Wednesday, 2006 March 29, a total eclipse of the Sun will be visible from within a narrow corridor which traverses half the Earth. The path of the Moon´s umbral shadow begins in Brazil and extends across the Atlantic, northern Africa, and centra Horoscopes The Guardian
Louise Brown, the world's first test tube baby, lets out a healthy cry , jsa1 Government must establish bioethics rules Daily Yomiuri
Drinking Water Could water really have a memory? BBC News
Water Too much water may become killer poison for human being Pravda RU
Health
Child Obesity - Fat - Health(sk1) Britain's first live-in school for fat pupils The Guardian
Market, airport, restaurant, and peoples Analysis: U.S. now winning Iraq war that seemed lost The Oklahoman
A woman struggles to be pulled from the middle of a crowd of hundreds of Zairians who stampeded Goma's main food aid depot, Nov.13, 1996. Hungry residents were scrambling for scarce food aid after supplies had been cut off by fighting between rebels and the Zairian army. The central African crisis and Western reluctance to get involved will force Africa to confront in 1997 the issue long-discussed but never acted upon, creation of a permanent African intervention force to quell conflicts Absence of food inspectors worries residents The Statesman
TREES - SEWERAGE DUMPS - GARBAGE - WATER POLLUTION Water 'detox' robbed me of my wife The Daily Mail
Entertainment
Actress Lindsay Lohan arrives to the cocktail party in celebration of the Cartier charity love bracelet at the Cartier mansion on Fifth Avenue, Thursday, June 8, 2006, in New York. (AP Photo/Dima Gavrysh) (js1) Lindsay Lohan taken to hospital after being hit by a motorbike on night out with girlfriend The Daily Mail
Gas - LPG. (ps1) Save and Be Safe Inquirer
Prince William, second in line to the British throne, is to follow his brother Prince Harry into the army after gaining entry to the elite military academy Sandhurst, palace officials say. na0 Prince William Involved In Navy Drug Raid CBS News
Actress Naomi Watts, attends the Chanel 2006-07 cruise collection fashion show at Grand Central railroad terminal, Wednesday, May 17, 2006 in New York. (AP Photo/Dima Gavrysh) nf2 Oh, to be Naomi Watts The Times
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- Sleaze scuppers Democrat golden boy
- U.S. agonizes over whether to kill excess mustangs
- US investment in Indian airline
- Guantanamo Bay interrogation video to be released
- China could reach Moon before US
- The Group of Eight: What is it?
Iran´s armed forces vessels take part in a naval parade at the conclusion of the maneuvers, in the Gulf and Sea of Oman, Thursday, April 6, 2006. The Revolutionary Guards, the elite branch of Iran´s military, have been holding their maneuvers
Iran will 'burn' Tel Aviv and US shipping in Gulf if nuclear programme attacked
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- London's link to Burmese junta revealed
- MNCs to boost education in France
- From squats to lofts: Berlin property goes upscale
- Will’s whey ahead!
- New Lisbon vote would be suicide for Cowen
- Wall St's problem crosses the globe
British Prime Minister Gordon Brown gestures while speaking during a final media conference at an EU summit in Brussels, Friday, Dec. 14, 2007.
Gordon Brown's quaking now
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Asia Middle East
- Power crisis: State to seek central help
- Cambodians vote amid Thai temple stand-off
- Moderate quake hits northeastern Bangladesh
- Pakistan puts main spy agency under civilian control
- Max India hikes its share in insurance JV
- Market gives thumbs up to UPA government
Philippines Markets. (mb1)
ASIA: Credit and profit concerns weigh on Asian stocks
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- ‘Oil price can drop if Iran concerns allayed’
- Doha round seems to be back on track
- US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,124
- Analysis: US is now winning Iraq war that seemed lost; focus
- Iraq to appeal Qatar result
- Arabs under siege as Israel tightens grip on Holy City
An Iraqi army soldier from 2nd Platoon Charlie Company 1st Battalion 1st Brigade 4th Infantry Division escorts a detainee captured during an early morning raid of Bayji Island, Iraq on 15 January 2006.
Iraqi extremists tortured inmates in US-run prisons, officials say
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South America Africa
- Embraer to build 2 jet components plants in Portugal
- New York storeys
- Stars join Beijing gold rush but Brits miss the party
- Number one with a bullet
- The treatment of the Roma community by Silvio Berlusconi’s g
- Farc 'Spanish cell leader' arrested
Brazil's Olympic soccer player Robinho
'Desperate' Robinho set to go public with Chelsea demand
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- 8 foreigners kidnapped in Nigeria released
- Freed U.S. hostage was Chad rebels' "guest of honour"
- Bush expands sanctions against Mugabe regime
- Triumph of the shoeless superstar
- Irish builders sue Uganda for $500m
- Nigeria kidnappers free oil workers
Cameroon´s President Paul Biya studies documents during a meeting with Nigeria´s President Olusegun Obasanjo and U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan, Friday, Nov. 15, 2002, at the UN headquarters in Geneva, Switzerland. Annan invited both Presi
Cameroon kills Bakassi attackers
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Australia Caribbean
- Home-made bomb blows up in teenager's face
- Stolen car that hit pole driven by 14-year-old
- As easy as AB d V for visitors
- All Blacks more stupid than courageous (+photos, videos)
- Furner trimsand bears it
- Apology to abuse victims: damned if you do, damned if you do
NAIA
Luggage blast could have holed jet
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- Top-ranking Jamaicans look good as gold
- Cubans attentive to Raul Castro on Revolution Day
- Cubans await word of possible reforms in Raul Castro's Revol
- Cubans anticipate news on reforms in Castro speech
- Middlesex eye fortune after winning Twenty20
- Counties cash in on game's future
John Toshack
Swans set to struggle - Toshack
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