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Morne Morkel Morkel on the bounce The Guardian
US Navy (USN) Quartermaster Third Class (QM3) Carrie Scarsbrook, cleans the window blinds of a classroom during a community service project at St. Bernard Elementary School, located on the southern portion of the Philippine Island of Leyte. USN Sailors an Clean your windows and blinds faster The Roanoke Times
Formula One driver Fernando Alonso of Spain steers his Renault during the Australian Grand Prix at the Albert Park circuit Alonso sets fastest time in final practice: British GP Dawn
Sri Lanka's cricket team captain Mahela Jayawardene gestures during a news conference in Georgetown, Guyana, Thursday, March 20, 2008. West Indies and Sri Lanka will play the first of two Test matches starting on Saturday. Sri Lanka all set to defend Asia Cup as India eye fifth title Dawn
Science
Flight KK to KL - arriving in KL- oil palms closeup Palm oil production hurts orangutans, helps humans Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Orangutan-monkey-animal (sl1) Holding on to life Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Laboratory - Lab - Science - Reseach - Medical - (mv2) Govt eyes exchanges of scientists in Asia Daily Yomiuri
Firefighters combat the Poomacha fire on a mountain in northern San Diego Firefighters hold the line Independent online (SA)
Health
brushing - tooth brush - tooth paste - dental - toothpaste - wnhires jd1 Satisfying the Chinese sweet tooth no easy task Canada Dot Com
Fruits Helping lead people out of the food desert San Fransisco Chronicle
Sunshine - Girl - Beach - Seaside. (ps1) Review of vitamin D guidelines urged San Fransisco Chronicle
Pigs too are mostly raised in backyard farms. Backyard farms accounted for 79 percent of the total hog population in 1997, and commercial firms for the remaining 21 percent.- pig- swine industry- foot and mouth disease- livestock animals (gm1) wnhires Hog farms source of debate in North Carolina Reflector
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Wii Blue Light Special (sl1) Are Wii having fun yet? The Roanoke Times
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Actor Daniel Radcliffe, during a photocall for the new ´Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix´ film at the Thames Terrace, County Hall in London, Monday June 25, 2007. (AP Photo/Anthony Harvey) (js1) Wizard Rock: Bands are devoted to Harry Potter's universe Omaha World-Herald
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- Athletics: Former track star pleads guilty to heroin charges
- U.S. seeks to force UBS to divulge client names in tax case
- US Congress passes Iraq war spending plan
- flawed delivery from Pyongyang
- The Pentagon's merchants of war
- Murdoch's Wall Street shuffle
Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson pauses as he updates on the markets and the economy while speaking at the Women in Housing and Finance Annual Meeting, Thursday, June 19, 2008, in Washington. Earlier Thursday, Paulson said the government must quickly give the Federal Reserve more power to regulate the financial system, saying this year's financial market turmoil highlighted the need for actio
Paulson wants more say for Fed in Wall St affairs
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- G8 leaders face series of crises
- Treasury tsar called to account
- SOMMERAUER, Otto
- Fake priest caught trying to hear confessions in St. Peter's
- The Angel watching over global finance
- 'Fake' priest exposed at Vatican
Brice Hortefeux
France to set out new European priorities for immigration
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Asia Middle East
- Afghan president orders probe into civilian deaths
- Karzai orders investigation into US airstrike
- Bush arrives in Japan for G8; oil, climate in focus
- Commentary: Make no mistake, Olympics will be on China's ter
- Iran maintains it won't stop enriching uranium
- PROFILE: Tim Lincecum Pitcher perfect, just as planned
Indian police men stop protestor during a protest in Srinagar, the summer capital of Indian Kashmir, 4 July 2008.
Shrine fire triggers fresh protests in Kashmir
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- Hard-liners go after Indonesian Islamic sect
- Inmates reported killed in Syrian prison riot
- Afghan lawmaker killed - 10 Taliban die in bomb blast
- Israel reopens Gaza border crossings
- Tehran threatens to close Hormuz
- US soldier dies in Iraq
Richard Boucher
US claim about action in tribal areas rebuffed
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South America Africa
- Colombia has rebels on the ropes
- Argentina lawmakers approve farm export tax hike
- Drogba 'still desperate to leave' Chelsea
- Team by team: the season so far
- Colombia hostage rescue: The audacious plot that freed world
- Reducing the role of oil in politics: a case for energy inde
Training session of the Brazilian national team in Frankfurt: Once more the South American magicians delighted the audience. Ronaldinho and Kaka. (vio1)
Ronaldinho set for Italy not City
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- G8 summit: The key issues
- Dry Nigerian oil well fuels dreams, conflict
- Bush heads to Japan for G-8 summit
- LEON, Lynn
- Vaughan vows knee won't stop him against South Africa
- New Zealand will tour Zimbabwe unless told not to: Vaughan
South Africa's captain Graeme Smith acknowledges the crowd as he completes a double century against Bangladesh during their second cricket test match in Chittagong, Bangladesh, Friday, Feb. 29, 2008. Smith and teammate Neil McKenzie, unseen, scored 223 and 169 respectively and South Africa is 405 without loss at the end of the first day of play.
'This is our big one'
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Australia Caribbean
- Automakers give sport trucks another ride
- Apple's iPhone could find Asia tough to crack
- Airline price-fixing case sheds light on industry: Analysts
- Australia PM says committed to carbon trade schedule
- Magazine sent to classification board
- Asian currencies mostly down against dollar
INDIA-NAVY-WARSHIP (BM5)
Asian arms race overstated: thinktank
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- The great pitching duel: Marichal vs. Spahn
- 'Corruption and climate of fear' in UK's Caribbean territori
- Prejudice on the catwalk
- Convicted vessel captain repatriated from Panama
- Injured Ponting leaving Caribbean tour early
- Rachel Kushner's 'Telex From Cuba'
Asafa Powell
Bolt, Powell and Campbell to head Jamaican team
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