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US swimmer Dara Torres Dara Torres has minor shoulder surgery The Examiner
Water Water, water everywhere, still not enough to drink Irish Times
Public transportation, tram and bike next to ottaviano station, Rome, Italy Editorial: Make way for bikes The Providence Journal
Salt Lake Stadium - Yuva Bharati Krirangan , Kolkata - Calcutta 5 Karlsruhe ruled out for Ireland match Irish Times
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Obese Couple Obese people have 'sicker' fat cells: Study Canada Dot Com
Pre-filled insulin syringe ("insulin pen"). wnhires (js1) 'Cell alchemy' breakthrough for diabetics could do away with insulin injections The Daily Mail
Sony Ericsson Sony CEO thinking over Ericsson joint venture: report Scientific American
Teens influenced by home smoking bans Scientific American
Health
mario badescu skin care lotion facial cleanser Halls family creates line of natural skin-care products Knox News
Fruits /wam2 Aronia berry, 'the healthiest fruit in the world,' hits the High Street The Daily Mail
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AG2 Katherine McPhee performing with the 10 finalists of the fifth season of American Idols at the Bank Atlantic Center in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Katharine Hope McPhee (born March 25, 1984) is an American singer who was the runner-up to Taylor Hicks Stargazing | McPhee says the acting life is what she wants Kansas City Star
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- Russian parliament votes to recognise Georgia breakaway regi
- Obama still faces one complication: Clinton
- Protestors tell Tata - 'give us back our land'
- QinetiQ says its solar-power plane flew 83 hours, breaking r
- Tibetans mark Olympics close with anti-China rally
- US urges China to free activists
Pope calls for humanitarian corridors in Georgia
Pope calls for humanitarian corridors in Georgia
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- Britons face Nicolas Sarkozy tax rise to fund French welfare
- World's oldest film festival a very Italian affair
- Switzerland frees $60 million in Zardari's assets
- Frances G. Carrieri
- Swiss exonerate beheaded witch
- Coen brothers open Venice
KLdy1 - May06 - gold - jewelleries - gold prices. (dy1)
Gold rises in Europe
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Asia Middle East
- Pakistani lawyers to press government
- Mystery Chinese iPhone worker becomes Internet star
- 9 killed in bomb blast in northwestern Pakistan
- Asian shares are little changed
- Billions misused by Chinese officials: report
- Pakistan eases refugee deadline
Honda Civic gets Sporty
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- China, Iraq reach US$3 bn oil service deal
- US election: Clinton and Biden rouse Democrats in call for u
- Shrouded in secrecy, top military officials discuss violence
- Baghdad Eyes tourism with plan for massive Ferris wheel
- China agrees $3bn Iraq oil deal
- U.S. military sending foreign fighters to home nations
Iraqi Special Weapons and Tactics teams assist Iraqi military search teams looking for militia members responsible for launching a mortar attack against Camp Echo the previous night June 17, 2008, in Ad Diwaniyah, Iraq. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Matthew Plew/Released)
Securing Baghdad with militiamen
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South America Africa
- As food prices soar, Brazil and Argentina react in opposite
- Former London Mayor Ken Livingstone to become advisor to Hug
- Peters signs working holiday agreement with Brazil
- Venezuela moves to nationalize fuel distribution
- Venezuela says OPEC should maintain output or cut
- Brazil reserve ruling delayed
sugarcane - sugar - agriculture - crop - am1
Sugar cane to keep more Brazilian lights burning
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- Sudan hijackers free passengers, hold crew
- Top UN envoy in Liberia stresses importance of education
- Head of UN refugee agency in Somalia released after two mont
- Accra talks bode well for future climate change negotiations
- Lebanese court charges Gaddafi
- Hijackers of Sudanese plane free hostages
Robert Mugabe
Mugabe unfazed by political deadlock
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Australia Caribbean
- Three elephants pregnant in Australia
- Wellington heart patients sent to Sydney
- Greg Bird's girlfriend concerned with 'inaccuracies'
- Dollar slips against euro as oil, GSE worries weigh
- Obama's 'journey to take America back'
- Coroner blasts 'abhorrent', 'ignorant' and 'cruel' nurse
KLdy1 - Apr07 - burgers - junk food - hamburger - fries - oily food - McDonalds - obesity - obese - eating habits - fattening food. (dy1)
Junk food ads for kids to stay
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- Gustav stalls offshore in Haiti after killing 23
- 3 years after Katrina, nervous New Orleans watches another s
- Hurricane Gustav death toll rises to 22
- Hurricane heads toward Cuba
- 'Exhausted' Dalai Lama cancels international trips
- Oil price surges on gathering hurricane threat
England's Ryan Sidebottom, who took five wickets in the second innings, leaves the pitch after his team defeated New Zealand on the fifth day of their second international cricket test at Basin Reserve in Wellington, New Zealand, Monday, March 17, 2008.
Injured Sidebottom may miss out on Caribbean payday
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