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Milwaukee Brewers (sl1) Brewers to honor Selig with statue The News & Observer
Manny Pacquiao, left, of the Philippines, trains with Freddie Roach during a workout for the media in Las Vegas on Tuesday, March 11, 2008. Manny Pacquiao is 'Finally' getting mainstream coverage from the American media The Examiner
Didier Drogba Drogba stars as Chelsea regain lead The Himalayan
World Cup winning coach Luiz Felipe Scolari Ancelotti uses his guile to thrive where Scolari failed The Independent
Science
PCs - Laptop - Computers - Electronics - Man - Employee - Office - Job Security chip used in millions of PCs hacked; criminals can crack encryption with new attack Star Tribune
Obese Child - Obesity - Fat - Overweight - Health - Philippines Researchers Finds Three Routines Can Cut Kids' Obesity Risk Pravda RU
Beer drinker Beer is Good for Your Bones, According to Scientists Pravda RU
Malarone anti-malaria tablets purchased Bad malaria pills in Africa raise resistance fears The News & Observer
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Food - Meal Family meals can 'cut risk of child obesity by 40% The Siasat Daily
In this photo released by the United Nations taken on Tuesday, Dec. 15, 2009, U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, center, enters the Plenary Hall with Denmark's Prime Minister Lars Loekke Rasmussen, center right, and Britain's Prince Charles, center left, to attend the opening of the Plenary of the High-Level Segment in the Bella Center in Copenhagen, Denmark. UN cuts off free medicine to Haitian hospitals it says have been charging KDVR
Petrol oil station, India Oil falls under $72, euro zone worries weigh The Guardian
FILE - In this Nov. 16, 2009 file photo, Dr. Conrad Murray, a physician for the late pop star Michael Jackson, appears at a child support hearing at Clark County Family Court in Las Vegas. Edward Chernoff, a lawyer for Murray, says the doctor is returning to work at his Houston clinic on Monday Nov. 23, 2009. Jackson doctor pleads not guilty to manslaughter IBN Live
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Hugh Hefner 'sued for not selling sinking Playboy' Newstrack India
Failure teaches you everything: Shahrukh Khan Deccan Herald
Murray pleads 'not guilty' in Jackson's death Deccan Herald
Twins Raghu & Rajiv to star in Farah's next The Times of India
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- Beijing beefs up cyber-warfare capacity
- CIT, emerging from bankruptcy, hires Thain as CEO
- Manslaughter charge for Jackson doctor
- Blogging loses appeal for US teenagers, says survey
- Christmas Day bomber breaks silence after visit from family
- Officials: 3 US soldiers killed in Pakistan blast
The reactor building, centre, dominates the nuclear power plant in Bushehr, Iran, Wednesday Feb. 25, 2009. Iranian and Russian technicians are conducting a test run of the plant, a major step toward launching full operations at the facility, which has long raised concerns in the U.S. and its allies. The power plant, built with Russian help, is meant to be the first in a number of reactors for an energy program, but the opening of the 1,000-megawatt light-water reactor has long been delayed by construction and supply glitches.
US 'wary of China's military growth'
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- ECB head to leave Australia early for EU summit
- Koss the Boss to lift Norway
- G7's reassurances fail to calm fears of Greek meltdown
- European Union Prepares for Economic Crisis Meeting
- Iran tells UN of enrichment plan as US, France call for new
- UK's Iraq Inquiry Turns Focus to Bush Officials
Cars parked outside McDonald's fast food chain in Manila, Philippines on September 1, 2009.
McDonald's: the world's local restaurant
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Asia Middle East
- DU basketball team forced to throw game at gunpoint
- Players threatened with guns, officials look the other way
- Pay your taxi fare through credit card in Delhi
- Domestic car sales jump 32%, bikes up 44% in January
- Rupee gains six paise against dollar in early trade
- Sensex down 71 points in early trade on global cues
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China Eastern Airlines in search for new investors
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- Yemen al Qaeda urges jihad to mount new strikes
- New sanctions urged over Iran move
- Iranian move to step up uranium enrichment worries UN nuclea
- In Northern Iraq, a Vote Seems Likely to Split
- Iran's Two-Edged Bomb
- Iran presses ahead with enrichment
Mr Jack STRAW, UK Minister for Foreign Affairs, President of the Council,. ula1
Cabinet did not need to hear legal doubts over Iraq invasion, says Straw
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South America Africa
- Bolivia Expects 5, 000 Foreigners at Climate Forum
- Ex-Mayor Absolved in Journalist's Slaying in Peru
- Venezuela Declares Emergency Amid Energy Crisis
- Chavez Hosts New Radio Show _ at Any Moment
- Brazilian judge bans early kickoffs in intense heat
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Barack Obama
Obama's Balancing Act on U.S. Trade Policies
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- Burj Khalifa observation deck incident is minor case, says o
- GUINEA: Medical supplies, humanitarian flight blocked after
- Secretary-General calls for stronger partnership for African
- Chadian herders to benefit from UN funding for water project
- West African collaboration for gender equality enhanced by n
- SOE inks deal in Mauritania to build drainage works
Karasburg, Namibia
Karasburg CEO Gets Off With a Warning
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Australia Caribbean
- Opposition leader slams Victoria government over attacks on
- Government funds roo shooter training, with eye on Russian m
- Owner says Queensland abattoir closures are temporary
- Other abattoirs seek to recruit Young workers
- Nationals blame Federal Government policies for abattoir tro
- US scraps beef ID system
Eurozone retail sales slump 2.1%
Euro softens vs dollar on euro zone debt worries
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- UN: Some Haitian Hospitals Are Charging Patients
- Haiti's 'curse of corruption'
- Haiti man 'survives 28 days under quake rubble'
- China delivers 25 tons of medical aid to Haiti
- Chinese medical team leaves Haiti for home
- Haiti confronts new threat: Deadly spring rains
American Actress Angelina Jolie sits at the back seat with her adopted son Maddox from Cambodia as she leaves Tam Binh orphanage in Ho Chi Minh City Thursday, March 15, 2007. Jolie arrived in this southern Vietnamese city Wednesday night to adopt a 3-yea
Actress Jolie visits Haiti survivors in DomRep
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