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Barry Bonds strike Slugger Barry Bonds says he's enjoying his 'freedom' from baseball myTELUS
International Olympic Committee IOC President, Belgian Jacques Rogge, smiles after a press conference before the inauguration of the Pavillon as a new extension of the IOC headquarters during the Olympic day in Lausanne, Switzerland, Monday, June 23, 20 IOC exec: cycling's Olympic future in limbo Philadelphia Daily News
Sacred objects: the Holy Bible, Crucifix, and Rosary (ss2) Miracles of the Rosary Manila Bulletin
Reggie Bush /wam2 When Reggie Bush is out in space he is really on a football field The Examiner
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N810-open /C O R R E C T I O N -- Nokia Corporation/ The Examiner
Rabbit common burrowing mammal with long ears and a short fluffy tail New Report says One-Quarter of World's Mammal Species Risk Extinction Voa News
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Climate Change - Global Warming - Weather - Nature - Environment "Deadly dozen" diseases seen due climate change The Star
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Britain´s Prince Charles along with his wife Camilla arrives at Andrews Air Force Base, Md., Nov. 02, 2005. The couple will attend a White House dinner hosted by President Bush later tonight as part of a weeklong tour in the United States. This is Camilla to cut short royal tour of Asia with Prince Charles after complaining it's 'too hot' The Daily Mail
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- Days after AIG's $85bn rescue, insurer hosted banquets
- US election: Democrats threaten to hit McCain on Iran-Contra
- US allows think tank to open office in Tehran
- Israel astronaut diary on display
- Paul Newman: Oscar-winning actor, producer and director
- Pakistan faces financial crisis
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad (right), President of the Islamic Republic of Iran, addresses a press conference following his speech on the opening day of the general debate of the sixty-third session of the General Assembly,
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad blames George Bush and Zionists for financial woe
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- EU dithers over a 'united response'
- GM to cut production in Europe by 40,000 vehicles as sales s
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- Gomorrah: the movie of the real Godfathers
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People walk on Dalal Street, the address of the Bombay Stock Exchange, reflected in car, in Mumbai, India, Tuesday, March 25, 2008. Indian shares ended sharply higher Tuesday as investors bought blue chips, especially in the technology and banking sectors.
Sensex sheds 106 points
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Asia Middle East
- Retail mavericks: Fashion ventures forge new path for style,
- Cricket: Martin out of Bangladesh series
- India's old masters aim to end Australian era
- Thai PM flees on foot to escape violent protests
- Escaping the void: Climbers cheat death
- Blind masseurs protest at sighted competition
kashmiri muslim busy in purchasing fresh vegetables in srinagar on 07 octomber 2008, normalcy limping back to the valley after two days curfew. indian administrated kashmir.
Curfew lifted in Jammu and Kashmir
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- Leading article: Defeat is not yet inevitable
- Iran denies report U.S. plane forced to land
- Turkey hits PKK targets in n. Iraq on Tuesday
- U.S. dismisses Afghan war comments as "defeatist"
- Iran accuses six powers in nuclear row
- Blasts near Iraq ministry as U.S. official visits
An Israeli man cleans out a small pool at Sergei's Courtyard in Jerusalem, in this Monday, Oct. 6, 2008.
Israel turns over Jerusalem landmark to Russians
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South America Africa
- Ferrari to use "lollipop" after Singapore fiasco
- Frank Lampard winning England midfield battle
- Kunzle Gets Fitness Thumbs-Up
- Playing into Morales' hands
- In Venezuelan rain forest, charges of health negligence
- Finance and politics again eclipse the games
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- MDC says Zimbabwe talks deadlocked
- New Zimbabwe talks seen to fail in deadlock
- Hamas takes its turn at peace talks
- ANC may ask Mbeki to help in election
- Mauritanian police beat union members in coup protest
- South Africa drop Ntini and Nel from one-day squad
Players of the Sierra Leone National Soccer team(Leone Stars) train prior to their match at the National Stadium in Freetown.
Bangura set for Sierra Leone debut
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- British banks forced into line over Treasury plan to boost r
- Pandora: Boris's former aide in religious row
- World stocks tick higher; Iceland pegs FX
- Tony Smith banks on speed to give Australia run for money
- Asia stocks recover on global rate cut hopes
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U.S. dollar, yen slip after Fed creates facility
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- Big money England match in doubt
- Cuban Songstress Delighted At Angolan Public
- Singer Big Nelo Considers Aid to Cuban People Important
- Hennessey needs a rest - McCarthy
Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon (seventh from left), in a group photo with the members of the Senior Management Group, following the swearing-in ceremony of Alicia Bárcena Ibarra (sixth from left), new Executive Secretary of the United Nations Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC).
UN to trim '09 Latam growth view due crisis
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