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Officials indicted on Boracay hotel Officials indicted on Boracay hotel Hong Kong Standard
Neckarsulm-AudiForum-Audi-R8-Side-Back 2009 Audi S4 – leaner engine, better car The Examiner
Twenty20 cricket- Warwickshire v Worcestershire- sport- am1 Simon Jones on path to recovery with Worcestershire - right in time for England's Ashes assault The Daily Mail
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London IMAX cinema First digital Imax cinema in Europe is opened in London The Daily Mail
Staff Sergeant Louis Hallman, USAF, 60th MDOS (Medical Operations Squadron), reviews a digital x-ray of a nail embedded in the thumb of a patient. The new medical facility is a fully functional field hospital complete with operating room, intensive care u X-ray machine's brilliant future BBC News
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Human embryo Couples in US prefer to donate embryos for research, study finds The Guardian
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Canada´s Prime Minister Stephen Harper holds a joint press conference along with his Australian counterpart John Howard on his visit to Canberra, on Tuesday September 11, 2007. Harper is visiting Canberra as part of the bilateral guest of governmen Canada's PM asks G-G to save him The Australian
Women and children wait to get water from an underground source, following a water cut in Harare, Monday, December, 1, 2008. Water in the capital Harare was cut due to shortage of purification chemicals as Zimbabwe battles with a cholera outbreak which has left at least 425 peop Zimbabwe declares national emergency over cholera The Star
Silent Strokes Boost Alzheimer´s Risk Church Community Fights Alzheimer's Disease ABC News
Brain (cr2) Is technology rewiring our brains? The Times of India
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Tilda Swinton Film Weekly: Tilda Swinton on being Julia The Guardian
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AG2 Paris Hilton, Miami, Florida August 15, 2006. Newly crowned pop star Paris Hilton celebrated the release of her debut album PARIS with a mini tour hitting Miami the week before the release on August 22, 2006 on Warner Bros. Records. Paris attended Paris 'keen' to play 'Tinkerbell' The Times of India
Producer Charles Roven, left, waves as actor Christian Bale and actress Maggie Gyllenhaal smile during a press conference to promote their new Batman movie "The Dark Knight" in Tokyo, Japan, Tuesday, July 29, Oscar `Knight'? Batman rises to serious contender Penn Live
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- Mumbai attacker can be tried in US: Attorney-General
- Hillary shocked at Obama's choice: Bill Clinton
- NATO agrees cautious re-warming of Russia ties
- Setback for Georgia after Nato rejection
- Asian stocks plunge on fears of US recession
- US urges Pakistan to cooperate with India
Former U.S. Secretary of State Madeleine Albright arrives to address an interactive session on "America, India and Democracy in the 21st Century" in New Delhi, India, Tuesday, Sept. 5, 2006. The session was organized by The Aspen Institute India and Confederation of Indian Industry. Also seen background right is President of The Aspen Institute India Tarun D
Pakistan is global migraine: Albright
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- ECB, BoE, Sweden bank pare rates
- Swiss ultra-rich get poorer: Report
- Sarkozy promises Euro26bn state aid package for French econo
- Interest rates slashed across Europe to 2.5pc
- All Blacks: AC Milan wowed by ABs
- Solar car completes 1st ever round-the-world trip
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Tracey Emin: 'I have come to Austria to purge my body and rejuvenate my soul'
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Asia Middle East
- Missing bomb keeps Mumbai on edge
- Is leading from the front a good strategy?
- City has 1100 Pak nationals, many seek citizenship
- Son torches mother as part of ritual
- Gunmen carry babies, baggage
- Kashmiris make city their own
Delhi Airport GoAir Pink
Now, Indian skies in terror crosshairs
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- Quran in mass Afghan grave unlocks 30-year mystery
- Iraqis supporting family abroad
- UK soldier dies in southern Iraq
- US troops launch Iraq toxins case
- Gaza crossing partially opened today permitting restricted d
- Documentary on trek to Himalayan peak
The 800-mile Trans-Alaska pipeline that feeds 950,000 barrels of oil a day to the West Coast snakes it way across the tundra north of Fairbanks, Alaska, in this undated file photo. Depending on whom you ask, the Trans-Alaska Oil Pipeline System is worth $1.5 billion, $3 billion or $13 billion. (AP Photo/Al Grillo)hg3
Bulgaria seeks to buy Egyptian gas from 2011
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South America Africa
- Ecuador ordered to pay $1.6 bn to Chevron
- Ten years of Chavez: What are your experiences?
- Dakar race gears up for South American debut
- Abu Dhabi's fast-growing office rents to slow
- Desperate Europe cuts rates again
- Argentina launches $3.8 bn economy stimulus plan
President George W. Bush participates in the swearing-in ceremony Monday, Feb. 6, 2006, for Ben Bernanke as Chairman of the Federal Reserve. Vice Chairman Roger W. Ferguson, Jr., administers the oath of office to Chairman as Mrs. Anna Bernanke, the Chair
Russian warship to visit Panama base
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- Zimbabwe seeks international aid to combat crisis
- Somali doctors first to graduate in two decades
- Niger denies role in Jos clashes
- 2009 Champions League draw: The highlights
- South Africa set sights on Lions
- Burundian rebels commit to peace
An unidentified child carrying AN empty plate of food stands outside their house at the Ruga area of Abuja, Nigeria, Monday, July 17, 2006. Former U.S. President Bill Clinton told African leaders Monday that they need to strengthen their governments so t
Food crisis: A hungry world
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Australia Caribbean
- Molotov cocktails thrown in karaoke bar
- Divers search for missing Maureen's remains
- Bar fight claim adds twist to Reni case
- Federer cuts back clay court schedule for 2009
- Charged with murder after 17 years
- Things change when a champion arrives
Virender Sehwag
Sehwag retains 10th place in Test rankings
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- Cipriani sends boots to Trinidad
- Cuban named 'journalist of year'
- Manipal Education buys out Antigua University
- Puerto Rico senator arrested for violating bail
- Mexico sends home first group of fleeing Cubans under new bi
- Caribbean nations see HIV success
Britney Spears
Britney celebrates birthday with 'Circus'
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