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Paul Harris South Africa's Harris out of Bangladesh Test The Times of India
Valentino Rossi Rossi upbeat after F1 testing Sydney Morning Herald
Matthew Hayden, Struggling Hayden's 100th game could be his last ton Sydney Morning Herald
Sven-Goran Eriksson´s fate will be decided in his absence today as the Football Association´s board finally rule on the unseemly scandal which has bedevilled the governing body over the past few weeks. sa1 Mexican media turn on Eriksson as golden generation gets tarnished The Guardian
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
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
Nuclear warheads /ntf1 Warning on nukes and climate by Washington's National Intelligence Council The Australian
Spray Hairspray linked to birth defect BBC News
Residents use an open toilet outside a dilapidated historical building belonging to Maharaja Ranjit Singh in Amritsar, India, Monday, Nov. 20, 2006. The Indian state of Punjab celebrates a 5-day long Heritage Festival commencing No India sets target of 28 toilets a minute Canberra Times
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Army NASCAR driver joe Nemechek straps-in prior to a practice run on Talladega Superspeedway's 2.66-mile oval Saturday. Nemechek confirms he’s out at Furniture Row The Examiner
Secretary-General Kofi Annan (left) is interviewed by the British Broadcasting Corporation´s (BBC) Lyse Doucet, at United Nations Headquarters in New York. cg1 At a glance: BBC Trust report BBC News
Chevrolet TrailBlazer Wagoner: GM ready with plan for survival Detroit news
ag2 John Legend during Day 5 of Sunfest in West Palm Beach, FL, Sunday May 4, 2008 Advent of a leading man Sydney Morning Herald
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North America Europe
- 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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- Eta 'leader' charged in France
- Duma approves longer presidency
- French socialists in run-off vote
- Politkovskaya trial adjourned
- Turkey's Koc Q3 net profit up 21.5 pct
- UPDATE 1-Libya eyes major deals with Italian companies
French President Nicolas Sarkozy, foreground, casts his vote in the second round of the local elections, Sunday, March 16, 2008 in Paris. Sarkozy's conservative party was bracing for a possible setback as voting got under way Sunday in local elections seen as the new conservative leader's first electoral test and a barometer of his party's political strengt
Peugeot cuts more jobs, Sarkozy vows to help carmakers
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Asia Middle East
- US power wanes in an unstable world
- Farokh Engineer blasts match referee for Kanpur fiasco
- Joshna wins NSC Super Satellite squash title
- Man stabs teenaged wife to death in Delhi
- 4 Indian realtors lose Rs1,50,000cr in 8 months: Forbes
- Rupee recovers from near-record low
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Indian gold demand dips, underlying demand strong
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- Reliance Capital to set up Islamic fund management co in Mal
- British troops set to withdraw
- Gaza activists 'on hunger strike'
- Cairo derby off after TV dispute
- Thousands protest in Iraq against US troops pact
- Reliance oil deals with Kurdistan illegal: Iraqi Oil Ministe
On November 17, 2008, the U.S. Marines of Lima Company, 3rd Battalion 8th Marines (3/8) move to replace the Marines of Fox Company 2d Battalion 7th Marines (2/7) in Now Zad, in the Helmad Province of Afghanistan. 2/7, based out of Marine Air Ground Combat Center 29 Palms, is handing over operations to 3/8, based out of Camp Lejeune, N.C., in support of the NATO - ISAF mission in Afghanistan.(Official U.S. Marine Corps image by Corporal Cory A. Tepfenhart)
Withdraw the troops from Afghanistan
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South America Africa
- Bush heads for Apec summit
- The film festival that wants to save the planet
- Blatter gives Peru till Monday to avoid international ban
- Bush signs jobless benefits extension
- Colombian volcano sets off landslides, destroys homes and br
- Philippine president's plane makes emergency landing in Japa
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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- The Arrest of Rose Kabuye - Is This an Unjust World Or What?
- Amodu Pleased With Colombia Test
- Cluster Ammunitions Are Hidden Killers
- CEO of Development Board Named
- At Long Last! Power From Kivu Methane Gas Now a Reality
- Otieno, Makonese Key for Santos Tonigh
South Africa's Graeme Smith, left, walks to a press conference before his team's net practice, at Headingley cricket ground, Leeds, Thursday July 17, 2008. England will face South Africa in the second test, Friday, July
Rain stalls S Africa victory bid
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Australia Caribbean
- ICC to look internally into BCCI demand on Lloyd
- Australian producer happy to sell films for $2
- David Leggat: Signs the baggy green cap is not so dominant
- Adam Parore: Sporting pitch keeps game going and result wide
- League: Roos plan a 'bash Benji' campaign
- League: Leeds thrashing fuelling the fire for Kangaroos
Australia´s Mitchell Johnson (bb2)
Australia-New Zealand Test tantalisingly poised
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- 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
- Honduras and Mexico advance as Jamaica tumble
- A year on, the difference that a Capello makes...
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Kartik in the thick of action
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