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Austrian midfielder Andreas Ivanschitz of Panathinaikos, background, challenges Daniel Cousin of Lens during an UEFA Cup, 3rd round 2nd leg, soccer match at the Olympic stadium of Athens on Thursday, Feb. 22, 2007.jp1 Panathinaikos beats Aris 3-1, clinches European Champions League berth International Herald Tribune
Tampa Bay Rays Crawford's 3-run homer lifts Rays over Angels International Herald Tribune
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Rubén Gotay Douglas Pils: Analyzing baseball's halfway to halfway point Express News
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Agriculture in Australia Climate change will boost farm output The Australian
platypus Platypus origins finally unravelled Independent online (SA)
Water Canadian doctors detect increased risk of kidney failure, damage to tiny arteries Canada Dot Com
Air Pollution - carbon emission - environment Solar-cooker project could cut air pollution San Diego
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Chicken Culling drive to continue till Tuesday The Statesman
Shakel Ahmed, 28, left,whose kidney was removed, recovers at city civil hospital as his mother father sit near him, in Gurgaon, on the outskirts of New Delhi, India, Wednesday, Jan. 30, 2008. Ahmed is one of three people who were rescued by police from the illegal transplant racket that allegedly removed kidneys from up to 500 poor laborers and sold their organs to wealthy clients. Kidney market shut as Pakistan cuts supply Sydney Morning Herald
Cancer Organizers rev up for cancer walk Daily Advance
KLdy1 - Aug06 - food - chicken wings - fast food - fried chicken - calories - balanced diet - meals. (dy1) Succulent chicken wings The Star
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Salma Hayek What taught Salma to love? The Times Of India
Kate Bosworth, who´s all of 21, admits she had never heard of Bobby Darin before landing a co-starring role in a film about the 1950s crooner. sa1 Classic Kate hits the jackpot Sydney Morning Herald
Melanie Brown Mel B's supportive love The Boston Globe
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- Already, Obama and McCain map fall strategies
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- Niger Delta push for US mediator
- Iran suspends talks with US over security in Iraq
- Microsoft exit hits Yahoo shares
The death chamber with an emergency phone in Unit 4 of the Penitentiary of New Mexico is shown during a press tour of the facility Thursday, Oct. 25, 2001, in Sante Fe, N.M. The room is prepared for the execution of Terry Clark scheduled for Nov. 6, 2001
U.S. moving to clear backlog of executions
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- Hundreds strip for photo shoot in Austrian soccer stadium
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European DNA meat-tracing spreads to US
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- Watson stars with bat and ball
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- Speedo, the swimwear company, leaves its competitors standin
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- From a tea stall in Amreli to Hollywood
- Bar girls, cabarets rocked Bhavnagar 150 years ago!
Massa celebrating victory at the 2006 Brazilian Grand Prix.
Massa's Turkish delight
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- Tony Blair used Cherie's grief to protect Iraq strategy
- Lebanese clashes shift to mountains
- Gaza blackouts as fuel runs low
- These roads are not for turning
- Government starts Executive e-council
- Adnan-Saleem century stand helps EIB outshine Fly Emirates
Special Envoy of the Quartet of the Middle East Tony Blair gestures while speaking during a media conference after a meeting of the Mideast Quartet at the Palace of Culture in Lisbon, Thursday July 19, 2007. (AP Photo/Paulo Duarte) fa0
Blair discusses Mideast peace with Saudi king
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- Documents indicate that Chavez helped Colombia rebels
- Jamaica, Guyana leaders seek to resolve trade dispute over r
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- Cannes pits Hollywood against obscure arthouse
- Arjun Singh gets Sonia chill
portrait of an indian family ,new delhi railway station, Delhi, India, October 2007, 102007
The delivery we're waiting for
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- Beatings and torture intensify as Zimbabwe prepares to vote
- Run-off may revive President Mbeki's credibility over Zimbab
- Golf: South African leads golf
- Curfew lifted in Sudanese capital
- Nasa aims for cut-price space travel with funding offer for
- Morocco urged to investigate 'sinking' of migrants in Medite
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Bulls push oil over US$126
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- Cop jumps for his life
- Researchers discover link between PCDH19 gene and EFMR epile
- Pedestrian dies in truck smash
- Mohammad meets Australian defence chief
- Motorsport: Massa takes Turkish hat-trick
- A sharp poke in the eye sees off shark attack in Sydney, Aus
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- Capello names squad for England friendlies
- Beckham, Terry in England to face United States, Trinidad
- Giant Bahamas manta ray's flight to freedom
- Persistent image of 'hellhole Haiti' an outdated myth, UN pe
- Cuban Central Bank report advocates stronger peso, fewer sub
- Cubans should be free to travel, says Castro daughter
Latvia's coast guard vessels approach the stranded Bahamas-registered cruise ship "Mona Lisa" off Latvia's northwest coast near Kolka, about 200 km (125 miles) from Riga, May 4, 2008. A cruise ship with 984 people on board ran aground early Sunday in the Baltic Sea, off the northwest coast of Latvia, the coast guard said.The Bahamas-registered Mona Lisa had embarked from Kiel, Germany, and was destined for Riga when it ran aground on a sand bank about 17 kilometers (10 miles) from the Latvian coast in the Irbe Strait between Latvia and the Estonian island of Saarema
Cruise ship runs aground in Baltic Sea
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