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Toronto Maple Leafs vs Ottawa Senators - April 3rd 2008 TSN doubles up on CBC Globe and Mail
South Africa´s Mark Boucher, right, completes his run, as Pakistan´s Abdul Razzaq looks on Cricket: Boucher blasts SCG pitch NZ Herald
England's captain Stephen Harmison - England against South Africa during the first day of the 4th cricket test - pjb1 Stephen Harmison urges Peter Moores and Kevin Pietersen to put aside differences The Times
Australia's Andrew Symonds, right, plays a shot for four runs as West Indies' wicketkeeper Denesh Ramdin looks on during the fourth One Day International cricket match in Basseterre, St. Kitts, Friday, July 4, 2008. The West Indies, trying to avoid a series sweep, lost by one run and Australia now leads the five-match series 4-0. Cricket: Ramdin grasps confidence boosting opportunity NZ Herald
Science
George W. Bush Bush to declare Pacific areas protected monuments Scientific American
bees-insect-pollen-nature(sl1) Race to find US bees News24
KLdy1 - Feb08 - valentine's day - love. (dy1) True love shows up on brain scans The Australian
Manila Bay - Water - Climate Change - Environment - Philippines Climate change killing off corals The Times of India
Health
Smoker - Man - Smoking - Cigarette Judge upholds Kansas City smoking ban The Examiner
Cellphone texting using nokia mobile phone, Monday, January, 5, 2009 Weak cellphone law puts drivers off the hook Seattle Times
Hyde Park in London. Shaping Good Health As Teens Outgrow Pediatrician CBS News
Nurses - Nurse - Hospital - Health - Philippines Nursing industry desperate to find new hires The Examiner
Entertainment
Gwyneth Paltrow Gwyneth Paltrow's New Year detox The Boston Globe
Sony - Playstation2 - Gadget - Console PS2 the most played console of 2008 The Register
Actress Rebecca Romijn Romijn has a Rose and a Tulip The Providence Journal
Demi Moore Demi Moore's 'gay' accessories The Boston Globe
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- US stocks face headwinds despite New Year rally
- Flying while brown
- John Travolta's 16-year-old son dies
- General Motors offering US buyers interest-free loans
- General Motors gets first tranche of US loan
- US hands over green zone in Baghdad as Iraq takes control
New York City - the most populous city in the United States of America and the third most populous metropolitan area in the world. New York City is one of the preeminent global economic centers, with its business, financial, legal, and media organizatio
US consumer confidence at low with record fall in house prices
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- Accused Sept. 11 plotter Mohammed faces a French trial
- France foils Somali pirate attacks: Paris
- Belgian market's luster dims, but legacy stays
- Shooting attack injures riot policeman in Athens
- Gold slips in Europe
- EU mobilises over gas supply crunch as Ukraine accuses Russi
Russian President Vladimir Putin speaks at a meeting with foreign diplomats in the St. George hall o
Putin orders cuts to Europe-bound gas supplies through Ukraine
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Asia Middle East
- Paramount to enter North by year-end
- Zardari to visit Afghanistan on Tuesday
- Antony reviews security situation at top-level meeting
- Air travellers start crowding train platforms
- Palm oil prices higher
- UPA govt trying to bail out Pakistan, alleges BJP
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- Arab diplomats, UN call for halt to Israel, Hamas fighting
- Iran warns Iraq on pact with US
- US opens new embassy in Iraq
- Iran says closure of Nobel winner's office legal issue
- Sudan says indicting president would risk bloodshed
- Ban meets with Arab ministers to secure Israel-Hamas ceasefi
Leon Panetta, the former White House Chief of Staff under Bill Clinton, discusses the state's plans to minimize the impact on California by the federal base closure commission, while talking with reporters at the Capitol in Sacramento, Calif., Wednesday, Dec. 8, 2004. Panetta and Donna Tuttle, left, have been made co-chairs of Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger's 18 member Council on Base Support and Retention, which held its first meeting Wednesday, that will look to find ways to keep as many of the state's 62 military bases from being placed on the closur
Obama's intel decisions surprise the spies
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South America Africa
- Chile announces $4 billion stimulus for jobs and copper mine
- Bolivia to establish official daily to tell people the ‘trut
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- Villanueva strike puts Spartans to the sword
- British paraglider killed in Argentina
- Big chill descends on Britain
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Now, 'Naga chilly' to scare away wild elephants
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- What lies ahead for Africa in 2009?
- UN and Africa hail Ghana election as democratic success
- World Cup whistleblower shot dead in South Africa
- Angola shuts off border to avoid Ebola
- Raid on Congo National Park kills 20
- Zimbabwe cholera fears grow as rains peak
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Muslim women in Egypt enter man's realm of the mosque
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Australia Caribbean
- Ivanovic starts season with a victory
- Dilshan and Samaraweera give Sri Lanka a big lead
- Big fine for poisonous pork rolls
- Robo-sapiens get the dirty jobs
- One mine job loss equals six other regional workers
- 78yo boy racer has car impounded in Australia
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SCG goes pink for breast cancer awareness
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- Cuba to allow building of private homes: president
- Cuba makes papers from Hemingway's years on the island avail
- Cuba to let construction of pvt homes
- Cuban house rules relaxed
- Jisselle Salandy
- Cuba to allow construction of private homes: Raul Castro
John Travolta listens to reporters questions at a fundraiser for Narconon International in Honolulu, Thursday, May 24, 2007.
John Travolta's lawyers deny son's body left for hours
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