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Polar Bear Green polar bears puzzle zoo visitors The Examiner
Egypt Al Ahly´s Mohamed Aboutrika reacts after scoring a goal against New Zealand´s Auckland City FC during the second half in their FIFA Club World Cup quarterfinal match in Toyota, central Japan, Sunday, Dec. 10, 2006. Al Ahly won 2-0.(nn1) Aboutrika scores winner for Egypt in World Cup qualifier The Guardian
Ferrari Formula One driver Felipe Massa of Brazi, left, stands next to McLaren Mercedes Formula One driver Lewis Hamilton of Britain, on the podium of the Belgian F1 Grand Prix in Spa Francorchamps, Belgium, Sunday Sept.7, 2008. Ferrari's Felipe Massa has been declared the winner of the Belgian Grand Prix after McLaren driver Lewis Hamilton was given a 25-second penalty for an illegal maneuver. Hamilton had finished first Sunday after dramatically overtaking Ferrari's Kimi Raikkonen, but race stewards said he had cut across a chicane to gain an advantage before passing the defending world cha Hamilton stripped of Belgian win London Evening Standard
Los Angeles Galaxy's David Beckham gives his jersey to a fan, jsa1 Beckham buzz has muted as Wizards prepare to meet Galaxy Kansas City Star
Science
1996/01/29 Venus - Stein Triplet Crater - The Magellan synthetic aperture radar (SAR) imaged this unique ´triplet crater,´ or ´crater field´ during orbits 418-421 on 21 September 1990. These craters are 14 kilometers, 11 kilometers Rosetta probe flies by 'diamond in the sky' New Scientist
cancer cell / wam2 Drug Re-Sensitizes Breast Tumors to Treatment - Yahoo Daily News
Medicine - Drug - Pills. (ps1) FDA lists possibly harmful drugs The Press Democrat
Vulture (sl1) SA vultures soar towards extinction Independent online (SA)
Health
Liver disease plagues obese adolescents Boston Herald
Tsunami affected patients being treated at General Hospital at Pondicherry on December 30, 2004. India rs1 'Hundreds' die because of hospital crowding NZ Herald
Pokeweed-garden Pokeweed considered poisonous The Columbus Dispatch
High School Student One pupil in five needs help with mental problems The Australian
Entertainment
US pop star Britney Spears poses for photographers during a news conference in Cologne, western Germany, Friday, March 8, 2002. Spears makes her movie debut with "Crossroads," titled "Not a Girl" in Germany. (AP Photo/Hermann J. Knipp Spears and Brand set for MTV show BBC News
Daniel Radcliffe 'Equus,' 'Billy Elliot,' lead fall Braodway lineup Chicago Sun-Times
India's National Security Adviser M. K. Narayanan, right, poses along with India's Atomic Energy Commission chief Anil Kakodkar after a press conference at the foreign ministry in New Delhi, India, Saturday, Sept. 6, 2008. Nations that supply nuclear material and technology overcame fierce obstacles Saturday and approved a landmark U.S. plan to engage in atomic trade with India, a deal that reverses more than three decades of American poli India given go-ahead on nuclear trade despite proliferation fears The Times
William Petersen, front, accepts the award for outstanding performance by an ensemble in a drama series for "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation," at the 11th annual Screen Actors Guild Awards on Saturday, Feb. 5, 2005, in Los Angeles. Listening are TV Mail Box / Petersen's resume is extensive beyond 'CSI' Buffalo News
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- Oprah compromised as she refuses to interview Palin
- Protests greet Turkish president in Armenia
- Russia: A useful enemy in US polls
- Gustav evacuees say officials overreacted
- Russia says sanctions would fail
- Oil companies completing Gulf evacuations
Abkhazia leader Sergei Bagapsh, right, speaks, while South Ossetian leader Eduard Kokoity, left, as Russian parliament speaker Sergei Mironov listen after the vote in the Federation Council, upper parliament chamber, in Moscow on Monday, Aug. 25, 2008. Russian lawmakers on Monday asked the president to recognize the independence of Georgia's two rebel provinces, a move likely to anger the small Caucasus nation's Western allies.
Russian parliament votes to recognise Georgia breakaway regions
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- Fuel is added to French debate over separation of religion a
- European Union struggles to get Moscow to keep its promises
- German foreign minister picked to challenge Merkel
- Turkish president attends soccer match in Armenia
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French foreign minister Bernard Kouchner speaks during a press conference at the foreign ministry in Kabul, Afghanistan on Saturday, April 12, 2008, with his Afghan counterpart Rangeen Dadfar Spanta, and Canadian foreign minister Maxime Bernier, not seen. The foreign minister of Canada thanked his French counterpart during a visit to Kabul on Saturday for France's commitment to send 700 French troops to Afghanistan. Maxime Bernier told Bernard Kouchner during a joint news conference at Afghanistan's Foreign Ministry that the extra troops will allow Canada to accelerate the training of the Afghan army and police.
EU may pressure Russia on gas if troops stay in Georgia: French FM
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Asia Middle East
- Asian central banks among winners in Fannie and Freddie shif
- CERN fires up new atom smasher to near Big Bang
- Hong Kong votes in legislative elections
- All you wanted to know about nuclear power
- Ringleaders of bomb plot arrested, say Myanmar police
- Paralympics day two preview
Local residents examine damages to a collapsed market at the site of Saturday's suicide bombing in the outskirts of Peshawar, Pakistan on Sunday, Sept. 7, 2008.
Suicide blast kills 35 in Pakistan; Zardari set to take power
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- Relatives still hopeful for landslide victims
- Egypt rock slide toll rises to 31
- Israel mulls settler compensation
- UAE's right to host ICC World Cup Qualifiers in jeopardy
- Rice: US and Iraq have 'very open' relationship
- Lower oil prices require market review: Iraq Minister
A Canadian armored vehicle enters the police headquarters after suicide attacks in Kandahar, south of Kabul, Afghanistan on Sunday, Sept. 7, 2008.
Police: 2 suicide attackers detonate bombs inside Afghan police headquarters, kill 6 officers
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South America Africa
- Argentina, Brazil to sign trade currency pact: Lula
- OPEC considers cutting oil production
- Can capitalism save the Amazon?
- A bug's life
- BHP Billiton to build $3.5 bn Chile water plant
- Hamilton lays down marker for Massa in Belgian grand prix qu
Supermodel Gisele Bundchen
No wedding plans in Tom Brady and Gisele Bundchen's immediate future
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- Benin join heavyweights in last qualifying round
- Benin into final round of World Cup qualification
- In search of sanity after the slaughter
- Mission Accomplished - Lulu
- Maize Stock Dwindles
- Gacaca Court is Told How 'Hutu Power' Was Planned
Sal Cape Verde
Away from the beach in Cape Verde
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Australia Caribbean
- Buyers guide: portable GPS devices
- OPI investors vote today on cash buyout offer
- Team is not settled for the India tour: Hussey
- McEwen leads Australia to Vattenfall Cyclassic treble
- Keelty to give evidence at Haneef inquiry
- NSW government warned over morgue closure
Mahendra Dhoni
Dhoni remains at top, Vettori topples Bracken
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- Ike's winds lash Haiti as storm spins toward Cuba
- Afghan tribal leader set for trial in NYC
- Loan interest was waived for U.S. lawmaker's villa
- Afghan tribal leader set for trial in NYC as drug kingpin, s
- Cubans evacuated as Ike approaches
- Cuba and Haiti say their prayers as Hurricane Ike steers cou
A man unloads bottles of water donated by World Food Program in Gonaives, Haiti, Friday, Sept. 5, 2008.
Storm death toll in Haiti exceeds 500
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