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Singapore Changi Airport .(nu1) Swimming: Pool of hard knocks for Beijing-bound amputee NZ Herald
Steven Spielberg Direct to Video Game: Steven Spielberg's Boom Blox Houston Press
Australia's Shane Warne Not the Ashes, just ashtrays for Shane Warne in India The Australian
Spyrogyra green algae Taken on a small pond in Dâmboviţa county, Romania Warning over algae bloom in loch BBC News
Science
Whale-fish-sea-environment (sl1) Senegalese fisherman save dozens of stranded whales Scientific American
Brasília - Secretário do Meio Ambiente do Rio de Janeiro, Carlos Minc, após encontro com a ex-ministra Marina Silva, disse que seria impossível dar continuidade à agenda ambiental "sem conversar com a pessoa que há cinco anos e meio está conduzindo" o processo Brazil's new environment minister says Amazon deforestation rising Star Tribune
AMD Napster rolls out world's largest MP3 store in challenge to iTunes The Daily Mail
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Tuna - Fish /aaeh Fishing ban to save endangered tuna NZ Herald
The company logo of GlaxoSmithKline is seen on the headquarters building in London, Wednesday May 10, 2006. GlaxoSmithKline PLC Glaxo says rival purchase would not make sense International Herald Tribune
KLdy1 - Mar08 - Food and nutriton - fruit juice. (dy1) Brazilian: Acai, pawpaw, banana, apple juice, 98 per cent fat-free pro-biotic yoghurt and a guarana booster. The Daily Mail
United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon (right) meets Alexander Downer, Foreign Minister of Australia, at the Residence of the Permanent Representative of Australia to the UN, in New York. (mb1) Downer wanted for UN mission The Australian
Entertainment
Elephants-environment-animal-wildlife (sl1) Groups try to stop circus from chaining elephants Houston Chronicle
Time Warner, technology, cable industry, cable, industry. tp1 Time Warner to reap $9.25 billion in cable spinoff Syracuse
The Spice Girls, form left Emma, Victoria, Mel C, Geri and Mel B Tacky Spice: Mel B prowls around Los Angeles in the world's ugliest limo London Evening Standard
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- Calm returns as US-Iraqi forces deploy around Sadr City
- Report faults FBI handling of agents' Gitmo complaints
- Chavez warns Colombia over US base
- An Iraqi family comes to America
- Markets rally as oil prices retreat
- Already, Obama and McCain map fall strategies
A sports utility vehicle drives pas an ExxonMobil refinery in Baytown, Texas Monday, April 4, 2005. With oil prices up nearly $15 a barrel since the year began, U.S. motorists are spending an average of $2.15 per gallon for regular unleaded gasoline and analysts believe pump prices could rise further as the summer driving season approaches. Refiners are expected to ramp up gasoline production to meet summer demand. (AP Photo/Pat Sullivan)hg3
Mystery Indian analyst spooks world economy
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- UBS sells $22bn of securities to BlackRock
- Kutch mangoes to fill export basket
- Nationals Residing in Belgium And Switzerland Reaffirm Readi
- Mediapolis: British Comedy Awards, Endemol, France Televisio
- Paris-based newspaper scraps 'dingbat' logo for a cleaner, m
- Braving the San Juan Islands - without a passport
Russian peacekeepers run during training in Georgia's separatist region of Abkhazia, Sunday, May 4, 2008.
Diplomacy is tried to reduce tensions over Abkhazia
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Asia Middle East
- Slump in arrivals drives up mustard seed prices
- China to probe builders after quake collapses (+video)
- Motorsport: Embattled Mosley meets F1 bosses
- A million olive trees to make Indian desert bloom for farmer
- Oil price hits record high 132.08 dollars
- Congress asks Left to learn from mistakes
Bombay Stock Exchange,
Equities recover from early lows; end flat
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- Israel contemplates giving up Golan Heights to Syria
- Country And Iran Sign Four Documents On Strengthening Bilate
- Syrian-Israeli 'talks may be deemed victory for Bashar'
- British conductor Oliver Gilmour leads Iraq's National Symph
- Israel and Syria open peace talks after eight years' silence
- Lebanon agreement shifts power to Hezbollah
Pakistani soldiers stand guard in Mingora, in the Swat valley, in northern Pakistan
Pakistan troops to vacate Swat
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South America Africa
- TechnoPark ties up with Brazilian technology firm
- Petrobras to order $30b of drill ships
- Glorious Giggs overtakes Charlton
- Argentina shocked by toddler's murder
- French Open Qualifying Results
- Call to settle ocean care dispute
China's Qingling Song, right, challenges Australia's Casey Eastham for the ball in the match between China and Australia at the Women's Hockey Champions Trophy 2008 in Moenchengladbach, western Germany, on Wednesday, May 22, 2008.
Irate coach unloads on shockeroos
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- Military Headquarters - Regional Conviviality Reigns
- Military Thrills Public with Air Show
- UN Submits Report On February Violence in Far West to Author
- Why CMA is a Poor Performer
- Bamenda - Unity In Diversity Celebrated
- Women Stole the Show
Gold market zouq (souq, souk) in Dubai deira, UAE, November 2007
High gold prices bring down gold demand in Gulf
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Australia Caribbean
- Job fears at Wolseley as profits fall 30%
- Asian Champions League: Kashima, Karama nearly complete quar
- Hunt for Redfern killer
- Teachers walk out
- Stabbing in Sofia: Sydneysider on trial
- Soccer: $50,000 injection for Waitakere cup campaign
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Oceans vibrate with the sounds of tagged fish
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- Trinidad stadium row threatens England friendly
- Martinez's return may be delayed by father's illness
- 4 new casinos slated for Puerto Rico
- The US loses its greatness
- U.S. to allow Americans to mail cellphones to relatives in C
- US lifts Cuba mobile phone ban
A man talks on his mobile phone in Havana, Friday, March 28, 2008. New President Raul Castro's government has authorized ordinary Cubans to obtain cellular telephones, a luxury previously reserved for those working for foreign firms or holding key posts in the communist-run stat
US to permit sending phones to Cuba
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