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Switzerland's Roger Federer backhands to France's Gael Monfils during their semifinal match of the French Open tennis tournament, Friday, June 6, 2008 at the Roland Garros stadium in Paris. Federer drops first match at Toronto San Fransisco Chronicle
White Cat - Cats - Animals Personality test helps match cats to owners Omaha World-Herald
Gloria Arroyo - Philippines. (mb1) Arroyo to lead inauguration rites of Rizal methane power plant The Daily Tribune
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Indonesia food tempe soya business economy.(ai1) On-line: Globe and Mail
Soy Milk - Milk - Health Soy-based foods may lower sperm count: study Globe and Mail
Water Top 10 Water Wasters: From Washing Dishes to Watering the Desert Scientific American
Cigarettes Debate on menthol cigarettes crucial to Lorillard The News & Observer
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Drugs /aaeh Global medicine trade rules pit rich nations against poor Business Report
Peppers - Jalapeno Pepper. (ps1) Mexico hot under the collar at U.S. pepper scare Canada Dot Com
Tomatoes Tomato scare leaves US with concerns on food safety The Times Of India
A sign marks the entrance to the factory operated by the pharmaceutical corporation GlaxoSmithKline PLC, or GSK, in Cidra, Puerto Rico jsa1, Glaxo unveils plan to diversify BBC News
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Abhishek Bachchan & wife Aishwarya Rai The Bachchan baby The Times Of India
Salman Khan, Bollywood Actor, India, Star, Bolly (mk1) Salman wrecks his image The Times Of India
Eva Longoria Eva can't wait to have kids The Times Of India
Mick Jagger of the Rolling Stones is seen, 1989, location unknown. (AP Photo) nf2 Happy 65th birthday Mick Jagger Sydney Morning Herald
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- Talabani’s act jeopardises elections
- U.S. agonizes over whether to kill excess mustangs
- US investment in Indian airline
- Guantanamo Bay interrogation video to be released
- China could reach Moon before US
- The Group of Eight: What is it?
Iran´s armed forces vessels take part in a naval parade at the conclusion of the maneuvers, in the Gulf and Sea of Oman, Thursday, April 6, 2006. The Revolutionary Guards, the elite branch of Iran´s military, have been holding their maneuvers
Iran will 'burn' Tel Aviv and US shipping in Gulf if nuclear programme attacked
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- Obama speech expected to draw huge crowd in Berlin
- Kosovo: UN envoy meets senior Serbian officials in Belgrade
- A guidebook for the Italian lakes
- Switzerland warn citizens not to go to Libya
- Reports: Starving bears eat two men in Russia's Kamchatka
- Serb's fugitive life had mistress, bogus family
Chinese President Hu Jintao, right, and Russian President Dmitry Medvedev toast after a signing ceremony at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing Friday, May 23, 2008. China and Russia signed a US$1 billion (euro670 million) nuclear cooperation deal Friday and stood together in firm opposition to U.S. missile defense plans during new Russian President Dmitry Medvedev's first overseas tr
Wary of China, Russians look West
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Asia Middle East
- Afghan, NATO troops try to seize Taliban-held town
- China city funds tempt foreigners but no path to riches
- Currency: Dollar falls heavily after rate cut
- PM meets Speaker Somnath Chatterjee
- Magnitude 6.8 quake injures 131 people in N Japan
- Rice calls North Korean talks good
A bullet train goes by an elevated Japan Railway station in Tokyo over a street crowded with pedestrians and vehicles sweltering in 36 degrees Celcius (96.8 degrees Fahrenheit) Wednesday, Aug. 22, 2007. Demand for power has soared to record highs in Japa
Japan retail investor sentiment slides in July
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- Driver depicted as close to bin Laden
- Tough sell: Touring audacious Afghanistan
- In face of indictment, Sudan leader tries charm
- Pakistan PM to face tough terror questions in US
- Bin Laden driver trial shows interrogation video
- Top Israeli officer stresses Iran on first U.S. visit
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Basket of dates fetches Dh40,000 at auction
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South America Africa
- WTO talks make "some progress," but mood somber
- Scolari refuses to be drawn into Ferguson's mind games
- Lampard's perfect chip cheers Chelsea as Scolari era starts
- From this Argentina white, only grape expectations
- Venezuela pledges three more oil fields to joint venture wit
- Adventurer's fatal slip from ski lift
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India seeks adequate policy space to protect its farmers
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- Secret Zimbabwe talks get under way
- De Beers optimistic about talks with S.Africa union
- Militants plan to destroy Nigeria’s oil pipelines
- Senior UN official assesses stabilization plan in eastern DR
- Development in Africa tops talks between Assembly chief, Gui
- Mao Scoffs At ICC for Failure to Recognise Acholi Justice Sy
Tel Aviv Stock Exchange in Ehad Haam Street
ISRAEL: Tel Aviv shelter provides refuge for sex workers
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Australia Caribbean
- Australian Stocks: Market closes in the black
- Rental affordability scheme launched as cost of living soars
- Coalition concerned over Indigenous rights in Constitution
- Australian court adds another year to Swedish woman's senten
- Melbourne braces for a possible Kennett revival
- Mal Brough bows out of presidential race
In this Feb. 20, 2008 photo, the nuclear plant is seen in Krsko, Slovenia. plant.
India votes for nuclear deal with US
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- Fidel Castro praises brother for silence on report that Russ
- Haiti: UN mission welcomes graduation of hundreds of new pri
- Can�kes it look effortless
- Gayle and Chanderpaul lead West Indies stars in Stanford Sup
- Cuba - Diplomat Promotes Meetings With His Counterparts
- 17 West Indies players name in Stanford Superstars squad
20,000 need food in Haiti, agency warns. ula1
Food aid failing hungry Haiti
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