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Fjordenpaarden R0021294 Not enough horses for the merry-go-round Sydney Morning Herald
Syed Yousuf Raza Gilani-Pakistan- Politics PM assures top security for India series Dawn
MotoGP rider Valentino Rossi of Italy accelerates his Yamaha ahead of Casey Stoner of Australia on a Ducati, on the way to winning this year's MotoGP championships at Japan Motorcycle Grand Prix at Twin Ring Motegi circuit in Motegi, north of Tokyo, Sunday, Sept. 28, 2008. Rossi took the title with the victory in Sunday's race. Motorsport: I could become top F1 driver says Rossi NZ Herald
Portugal´s national soccer team coach Luiz felipe Scolari, from Brazil, gestures while delivering a statement at the Portuguese soccer federation headquarters in Lisbon Thursday, Sept. 13 2007. Scolari apologised to the Portuguese people for his ac SCOLARI SWEATING ON BLUES TRIO Sporting Life
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Free Pictures of Mars Frozen water reserves on Mars News24
Mr. Gary French, a technician with the US Army Visual Information Center, loads a compact disk into his computer, while working at his multimedia workstation, inside the Electronic Imaging Graphic Service Divison. Location: US warned of Chinese cyber, space threats Independent online (SA)
Cigarette - Cigarettes - Smoke - Smoking - Smoker - Health - Lung Cancer - Tobacco Pill as good as chemo on lung cancer, but costlier The News & Observer
NASA Phoenix Mars Lander Confirms Frozen Water Ice on Mars: NASA radar detects vast glaciers on red planet The Daily Mail
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Alzheimer Are Vaccinations Causing Early Alzheimer's Disease? Infowars
Exercise Machines Exercise bikes may cause cancer News24
Taxis - Cars - Vehicles - Buses - Transportation - Fare Car industry bail-out: how Detroit took wrong road The Guardian
American Black Bear - Animal - Health Harrowing rescue of man attacked by bear Canada Dot Com
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Canada´s Finance Minister Jim Flaherty (rks2) Canada National Post
Madonna, left, is inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Madonna and Ritchie granted “quickie” divorce National Post
Fred Thompson / wam2 Former Sen. Fred Thompson plans return to acting The Boston Globe
Heath Ledger /aaeh Ledgers slam unauthorised book on Heath's life Sydney Morning Herald
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- 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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- New twist in Politkovskaya trial
- Smoking ban, shaky economy wallop Dutch bars
- Protest shuts down popular Rome museums
- 'Eta chief' under formal inquiry
- Sailor in Spain saved by 999 call
- 'Do you think I did it?' The $20,000 question the jury never
An ultra-right wing protester throws a stone during clashes with riot police that burst out in northern city of Litvinov, Czech Republic, Monday, Nov. 17, 2008. About 500 rioters clashed with police after they tried to reach a gypsy settlement during their demonstration against "Positive discriminati
Racist violence flares in Central and Eastern Europe
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Asia Middle East
- Markets search for firmer footing
- Blast kills mourners at funeral in Pakistan
- Translation mix-up brings China quake toll into question
- Japanese whaler and ecologists set sail for annual confronta
- Japan begins manhunt after stabbing deaths
- China life expectancy on the rise: UN
Somchai Wongsawat, acting Thailand's Prime Minister and deputy leader of the ruling People's Power Party, center, arrives at a hotel for a news conference to show unity among the six-party coalition Thursday, Sept. 11, 2008 in Bangkok, Thailand. Thailand's ruling party on Thursday endorsed ousted leader Samak Sundaravej for the prime minister's post despite objections from its coalition partners, intensifying the country's political de
Judicial coup murmurs in Thailand
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- Judge orders 5 Algerians freed from Guantánamo detention
- Al-Qaida No. 2 insults Obama with racial epithet
- Michael Jackson has converted to Islam: Report
- Reliance oil deals with Kurdistan illegal: Iraqi Oil Ministe
- Iraqis hold protest against US pact
- Suicide blast at Afghan army base kills three
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
- Ireland v Argentina (Sat)
- Key calls an expert for some summit advice
- Global crisis to cast shadow over Rudd's push for Asian unio
- Schwarzenegger's bid to save the rainforest
- A sense of relief is fully reflected in the press
- Time to hold onto your hats - Miandad and Maradona are runni
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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- SA 'racist' killer faces prison
- Gugger Invests Outside of Soccer
- Rice Farmers Call for Development Fund
- Phiri Contemplates His Next Move
- No Ghanaian to Contest for Caf Executive Position
- NPHCDA to Immunise 25 Million Children Against Measles
A CNDP rebel guards the charcoal market in Rupango, eastern Congo, Wednesday Nov. 19, 2008. Charcoal traders travel 40 kms every day from Rupango to Goma carrying 40 kilos bags on their backs, or up to three bags on their bicycles for a US$5 profit, crossing from the CNDP rebel controlled area to the government held ar
DR Congo rebels defend fighting
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Australia Caribbean
- Australian stocks: Shares close higher after late market ral
- Australia-New Zealand Test tantalisingly poised
- Australia govt says will not monitor Japan whalers
- Asian markets defy losses in US
- Gordon Wood found guilty of murder
- Enemy combatants freed
Two businessmen walk past the Reserve Bank of Australia in Sydney Wednesday
A recession could be sparked by our states of mind
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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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