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MAN - DRINKING - BEER - LIQUOR House open to additional ‘sin taxes’ Manila Bulletin
Emirates SkyCargo - Emirates Airlines /aaeh Emirates airline tie up with Olympiacos FC Gulf News
Democratic presidential hopeful Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill., speaks at a rally Monday, Feb. 18, 2008, in Youngstown, Ohio. (AP/Photo Mark A. Stahl) Barack Obama and John McCain rehearse for second live TV showdown The Times
Denver Broncos Broncos have many issues, two game lead in West Scripps Howard
Science
Mail; Junkmail; Letters; (td1) Firm used disabled groups for direct mailing Daily Yomiuri
This May 31, 2007 file photo, shows a view of the LHC (large hadron collider) Why the atom smasher went bang Sydney Morning Herald
University College London - Gower Street - London Leading geneticist Steve Jones says human evolution is over The Times
Green Tea High tea helps beat the afternoon slump The Daily Mail
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Smokers - Smoking - Cigarettes - Cigarette - Health - Nicotine - Tobacco Tobacco case divides US court TVNZ
Oven Microwave Consumers should be careful when microwaving because bacteria can hide in cold spots Newsday
Agents of the Presidential Anti-Smuggling Group move plastic bags of powdered milk seized in a raid at an unlicensed warehouse Friday, Oct. 3, 2008, at Manila's Quezon city, Philippines. House looks into gov’t’s ability to ensure food safety The Daily Tribune
Cosmetics - Make-up - Lipstick - Products - Health (rhubie) Include China beauty products in tests Inquirer
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Oprah Winfrey arrives for the celebratory screening of her Legends Ball, Thursday, May 11, 2006 at the newly re-opened JP Morgan Library and Museum in New York.( nnh1) Oprah Sued for Defamation by Ex-Girls School Head ABC News
Stephen Colbert at FSU Pow Wow Stephen Colbert enjoys playing a jerk Newsday
Eric De Jong, left, points at a picture of the Phoenix Mars' foot pad as Ed Weiler, center, and Ed Sedivy look in the control room at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, Calif. as they see the first images from NASA's Phoenix Mars Lander after it landed safely on Mars near its north pole, Sunday, May 25, 2008. NASA and The Adler Planetarium Host NASA Future Forum In Chicago The Examiner
Clint Eastwood Having 'the most gorgeous face on the planet' has ruined Angelina Jolie's career, says movie ... The Daily Mail
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- 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 blames George Bush and Zionists for fina
- Bush, Iraqi leader co-host thank-you for coalition
G7 2008
G7 backs 'extraordinary' US plan to end crisis
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- U.N. agrees Afghan war cannot be won militarily
- Peacekeepers protect Darfur camp amid attack fears
- Abkhazia accuses Tbilisi of killing border guard
- NATO doubts the world will stop Iran getting bomb
- NATO chief seeks defence plan for allies near Russia
- Pope says financial crisis shows money an illusion
Investors study stock prices as traders work at a brokerage firm in Hong Kong Wednesday, Jan. 23, 2008. Hong Kong shares surged Wednesday morning, rebounding with a vengeance from the market's recent plunge as investors welcomed a hefty, surprise interest rate cut overnight by the U.S. Federal Reserve. The blue chip Hang Seng index shot up 7.45 percent, to 23,379.5 points within minutes of opening. It was up 1,179.39 points, or 5.42 percent, to 22,937.02 in midmorning. (AP Photo/Kin Cheung) hg3
US calls for united front as crisis wrecks markets
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Asia Middle East
- Bangladesh include three uncapped players in ODI squad
- Park recalled to Korea squad for UAE qualifier
- Karzai's brother denies heroin link
- Zoellick says G7 should be replaced
- Dog chews and Mao: Saatchi's art revolution
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Indian policemen patrolling near barricades during the second day of a curfew in Srinagar October 6, 2008.
Army extends curfew in Kashmir
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- Secrets of Iraq's death chamber
- Patrick Cockburn: The commander is right... you'll never bea
- Dubai Duty Free sales rise 27% as perfumes retain top spot
- Flying start for Gulf project
- Balfour Beatty agrees to pay £2.25m over allegations of brib
- In gender-sensitive Iran, a car designed specially for women
Militants, with their faces covered, wait to formally lay down their arms in Duragmulla, 80 kilometers (50 miles) northwest of Srinagar, the summer capital of Indian-controlled Kashmir, Wednesday, June 5, 2002. The Indian army said that 11 Kashmiri militants surrendered to them and five of the militants were members of Hezb-ul Mujahe
Taliban, al-Qaida headed for a split?
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South America Africa
- Physio says Ronaldo ready to return inside a month
- Chelsea wait on injured Cole
- Carlos the Jackal ordered back to French court
- Those political gaffes just keep on coming
- Brazil ruling party steady in municipal elections
- CORRECTED:WRAPUP 4-Latin America markets hammered
Pakistan, Margalla Hills, Monal Restaurant
Crisis chills restaurant growth
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- The Big Question: Is political and economic stability beginn
- French elite on trial in $791m Angola arms case
- EU sets up centre in Africa to fight illegal migration
- Markets slump as Darling fails to calm investor fears
- France: 42 charged with running guns to Africa, graft in hig
- French elite in the dock as £450m Angola arms trial begins i
EcoBank ATM cash outlet at the Family Kingdom alont the Lumley Beach in Freetown,
Ecobank extends $2.5 bln share offer to Oct. 31
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Australia Caribbean
- Heineken Cup: The big draw
- Fletchers bids for Australian steel company
- League: Kiwis name World Cup squad
- Crash pair trapped for 10 hours
- Australian dollar tumbles to US70 cents
- Cricket: Warne rates Mark Waugh better than Steve
Farming - Woman Farmer - Sowing Crop. (ps1)
Farmers set up their own GPS tower
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- Santa Cruz tops Hughes' wish list for January spree
- Imaginary worlds where everyone is the same colour
- Grenada says Hamilton land deal legitimate
- Manipal likely to take reins at Antigua varsity
- Lin Arroyo: Cuban architect and urban planner
- Cuban Songstress Delighted At Angolan Public
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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