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Tiger Woods, left, shares a laugh with Arnold Palmer during the trophy presentation after Woods won the Arnold Palmer Invitational golf tournament at the Bay Hill Club in Orlando, Fla., Sunday, March 16, 2008. Arnold Palmer, Richard Petty to kick off Wyndham golf tourney Business Journal
A Chinese paramilitary policeman stands guard under snow fall at the Tiananmen Square in Beijing, Thursday, Jan. 17, 2008. This is the second snow fall in the city this winter season, as parts of the country experienced snow and frigid temperatures Tiananmen leaves its dark past behind The Times of India
Jiang Xiaoyu, left, executive vice president of the Beijing Olympic Organizing Committee, or BOCOG, and Chinese ambassador to Australia Zhang Junsai escort the flame for the torch relay for the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games after its arrival in Canberra in Australia, Wednesday, April 23, 2008. Chinese Islamic group issues new Olympic threat The Examiner
Cars drive on Beijing´s second ring road in murky weather Tuesday Dec. 14, 2004. A combination of fog and pollution left the city shrouded Tuesday. Beijing has vowed to clean up its often-polluted skies before the 2008 Olympic Games. (dn1) Beijing smog makes for a painful jog The Times
Science
A woman having doing her hair atba Beauty salon- Freetown Beauty salons teach women about stroke Scientific American
Melon Strange sex life of melons exposed The Daily Telegraph
Amorphophallus Giant Smelly Flower Puts on Sex Show in Belgium ABC News
An Indonesian man carries his daughter as he wades through a flood area in North Jakarta (js1) Tropical downpours worsening, say scientists The Star
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Climate Global warming brings more rainfall, study says The Charlotte Observer
Bottled Water Dental experts defend fluoride in water Globe and Mail
Ground beef (Rinderhackfleisch) Beef linked to E. coli outbreak recalled The Roanoke Times
Eggplant Organic produce is no better for you than food grown with pesticides, new research claims The Daily Mail
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Die US-amerikanische Schauspielerin Mia Farrow posiert am Mittwoch, 28. Nov. 2007 nf2 Mia Farrow to air alternative 'Darfur Olympics' The Boston Globe
Actor Harrison Ford appears onstage during MTV's "Total Request Live" show, jsa1 Lucas says `Indiana Jones' needs Ford to continue The Charlotte Observer
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- Alleged Mafia boss John 'Junior' Gotti up in court on murder
- Bank of New York faces $22 billion lawsuit in Russia
- HSBC profit slumps by 28% as US asset writedowns and bad deb
- Pelosi has found her power, in a U.S. House undivided
- Bear's death and the US way of banking
- Paulson still doesn't get it
Cyclone Survivors Seek Refuge in Monastery
US extends Myanmar gem sanctions
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- Oil rises on pipeline fire in Turkey
- Sarkozy's son files suit over anti-Semitic graffiti
- Mauritania junta vows to hold elections
- Grenades thrown at council building in Istanbul
- Ifax says Georgia and S.Ossetia agree truce
- Georgian president offers South Ossetia ceasefire
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Concern over French nuclear safety
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Asia Middle East
- India recall Tendulkar and pick uncapped Kohli
- Beijing torch climbs the Great Wall
- Need to know: Boots partnership ... Ladbrokes falls ... Cain
- Wang Chen confident of warm welcome as Chinese diaspora head
- Tom Daley growing in stature in Beijing
- QPR hatch plan to succeed in the rich man's game
An Olympic torchbearer sets out on a relay through the streets of Lhasa, capital of southwest China's Tibet Autonomous Region on Saturday, June 21, 2008. The Olympic torch made its way through Tibet's sealed-off capital Saturday, a day after a Chinese official announced additional sentences handed down over anti-government riots that rocked the city three months earlier.
Games to turn investors on or off China?
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- Bin Laden driver asks for leniency
- Views on the borderlands of Pakistan
- Gitmo jury gives bin Laden driver 5 1/2 years
- Iraqis: Deal close on plan for US troops to leave
- US plans surveillance buildup in Iraq, Afghanistan
- Islamic group threatens China
Travestere, motor bike, couple, smart car driver, city car traffic; Rome Italy
The road home is a difficult journey
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- Messi strike shows value to Argentina
- Besieged Morales pins hopes on popular vote
- They've been tangoed
- 'After the first break in the first rehearsal we knew this y
- Morales awaits verdict on his revolution
- Brazil judge grants temporary release to 2 killers of US nun
Leopoldo Lopez, center, mayor of Chacao district, leads a protest against Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez in Caracas, Wednesday, Aug. 6, 2008. Hundreds of Venezuelans protested against a Supreme Court ruling barring a list of mostly opposition candidates from running in state and local elections in Novemb
Demonstrators defy Chavez
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- Kenya remembers bombing
- Zimbabwe's Mugabe says progress made in talks
- Mugabe says progress made in Zimbabwe talks
- South Africa 158-7 v England at tea
- South Africa 64-1 v England at lunch
- Olympic Soccer Team Plays Holland to a Draw
Indian train, locomotive, engine ,New Delhi railway station, Delhi, India, October 2007, 102007
Indian Railways eyes African market to export locomotives
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- Asia stocks down as growth fears nag
- Australia to relax rules on foreigners playing in Super 14
- NZ stocks: Market tumbles as Telecom gets punished
- Goodison out to prove he is no quitter
- GPG dumps Tower stake
- Nadal faces rocky road to gold medal
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Competition for the hybrid car
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- Ex-Olympics sprinter gets 21 years in NY rape case
- Antigua honeymoon murder suspects released
- Man freed in Antigua murders probe
- Burglar feared to be sex attacker
- Post mortems for Antigua couple
- Diplomatic sources confirm details of Ma’s trip overseas
Harry Redknapp, manager of English Premier League soccer team Portsmouth, center, with his new signings Sean Davis, left, and Pedro Mendes during a photocall at their Wellington training ground near Southampton, England Thursday Jan. 12, 2006
England move up to 14th in latest Fifa rankings
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