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Jaguar XF (sl1) 'Cool' cat is ready to pounce NZ Herald
Robbie McEwen - Sport - Champion - Cycling / ntf1 McEwen-Brown sprint to wear mauve jersey The Australian
Australian swimmer and newly crowned world record holder Eamon Sullivan poses for photographers at the Ian Thorpe Aquatic Centre, Sydney, Monday, Feb 18, 2008. Sullivan broke the eight year standing 50m freestyle record held by Russia's Alex Popov, clocking 21.56 seconds at the New South Wales Open titles last night, shaving a point-08 of Popov's time. Sullivan hoping to combine heavy load with speed The Australian
ag2 Hulk Hogan watching his daughter Brooke Hogan performing at the Bank Atlantic Center in Sunrise Florida during the Jingle Ball Concert American Gladiators Runs Wild Again IGN Insider
Science
An Anopheles stephensi en:mosquito is obtaining a en:blood meal from a human host through its pointed en:proboscis. Note the droplet of blood being expelled from the abdomen after having engorged itself on its host’s blood. This mosquito is a known en:malarial vector with a distribution that ranges from en:Egypt all the way to en:China. Source: en:CDC (js1) A third of malaria drugs in Africa are ineffective The Times
Coconut Tree Ivory Coast seeks $1 mln for three-headed coconut tree Scientific American
AIDS-HIV/aaeh African AIDS strategies failing The Australian
Ducks are sold in a market in Ha Tay Province,Vietnam, Tuesday, Jan. 29, 2008 (tmg1) Bird flu resurfaces in India Independent online (SA)
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Men drink in a street in downtown Moscow, Friday, Nov. 3, 2006. In a country renowned for hard drinking, most people aren´t surprised to hear that 42,000 people die from counterfeit alcohol in Russia each year. But recent poisonings have grabbed un How hypnotherapy can help to cut down your drinking The Times
Infant car seat Child safety seats should be centered in back seat Reuters
Garlic /aaeh Food detective: pesto The Times
Infant - Breastfeed Being breast-fed may lower breast cancer risk Reuters
Entertainment
Actresses Glenn Close, left who does the voice of "Granny" and Anne Hathaway, right, who voices "Little Red Riding Hood" arrive for the premiere of the movie "Hoodwinked", Saturday, Dec. 3, 2005 in New York. "Hoodwinked Glenn Close's turns as Cruella de Vil, other animal-unfriendly psychopaths belie love of dogs Star Tribune
Ag2 Toni Braxton performing at the Bank Atlantic Center in Sunrise, Florida on June 21, 2006Toni Michelle Braxton (born October 7, 1968 in Severn, Maryland[1]) is a six-time Grammy Award winning American R&B singer. She is most notable for her dark, dee Toni Braxton's Las Vegas show to remain dark until June Philadelphia Daily News
Natalie Portman Natalie quits Wuthering role News24
Lily Allen Celebrity friends attend funeral of Tarka Cordell The Daily Mail
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North America Europe
- Oil: Price passes US$126 a barrel
- Move to resurrect CIA leak case
- US stocks down after home sales, labor cost data
- Niger Delta push for US mediator
- Iran suspends talks with US over security in Iraq
- Microsoft exit hits Yahoo shares
The death chamber with an emergency phone in Unit 4 of the Penitentiary of New Mexico is shown during a press tour of the facility Thursday, Oct. 25, 2001, in Sante Fe, N.M. The room is prepared for the execution of Terry Clark scheduled for Nov. 6, 2001
U.S. moving to clear backlog of executions
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- Madrid eclipses Barcelona in city rivalry
- River thrill surfers set on collision course with jet-ski ju
- Questions Of Cash: The plane truth about Air France's delays
- European co-ops leave UK rivals behind as merger creates £7b
- Microsoft's battle with Europe goes on as fine is challenged
- Nissan's new business strategy unlikely to boost laggard gro
The Soviet Union emblem is seen on the Foreign Ministry headquarters in downtown Moscow on Tuesday, July 17, 2007. Russia vowed to respond to Britain´s decision to expel four diplomats Monday in a dispute over the case of a former KGB agent fatally
An oil-addicted ex-superpower
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Asia Middle East
- The Weasel: From Canton to Croydon
- Calcutta: A brew of old and new
- Change in law launches Japanese military into space
- Afghan cricket team aims for world cup glory
- Burma: 'I stopped counting bodies on journey down river of d
- Mary Dejevsky: In a wood-panelled hall, a heartening sight..
Investors watch stocks soar at a brokerage house in Taipei, Taiwan, Monday, March 24, 2008
Shadows lighten over Asia
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- Israel marks 60th birthday as fears overshadow the nation's
- 'The British wanted us to kill each other'
- 'Money and property you can forget - but not your dignity'
- Hezbollah storms to success in west Beirut
- We didn't even know the state would be called Israel
- Berkeley finds Saudi finance to snap up cheap building land
16th Sep 2007. Tehran Iran. The Tehran street women and girls. Jamal
Iran woos Farsi-speaking nations
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South America Africa
- Brazil Opec plan lifts oil to $126 per barrel
- Pakistan, Canada, Argentina win in Sultan Azlan Shah Cup
- Morales to stand for election in recall vote
- Oil at staggering $126 a barrel
- Chile volcanic eruption at critical stage: Expert
- Oil passes $126 a barrel on Venezuela supply concerns, weake
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2008 Formula One schedule and standings
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- Seychelles at tortoise pace
- Dramatic rise in Zimbabwe violence, torture
- Somali police fortify headquarters
- Is the Dictator a Genuine Option for a Christian?
- Statement Concerning Escalating Cases of Organised Violence
- Saboteurs In Trouble Says U.S. Ambassador Designate
Former Zambian President Frederick Chiluba, right front, is escorted into an awaiting car, after appearing in court in Lusaka, Zambia, Monday, Feb, 24, 2003. Chiluba was arrested and charged with stealing from the government while in office. Chiluba was
Zambia seizes 'Chiluba millions'
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Australia Caribbean
- My life in travel: Alan Cumming
- Five Best: Hotels by the surf
- Spaniard Garcia sets pace at breezy Sawgrass
- League: 'Supercoach' Gibson passes away before centenary tes
- League: Kangaroos hand Kiwis centenary lesson (+photos)
- Chris Rattue: Kiwis still bewitched by Aussie magic (+photos
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Gavaskar quits as ICC cricket panel chief
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- Felix wins 2 sprints in Qatar, Oliver wins hurdles
- Pinta the robot sailing boat takes on Atlantic challenge
- Steve Bruce: England have missed Paul Scholes
- Cunene - Province to Receive 13 Cuban Physicians This Month
- Roger Collis: Travel Deals
- Cuba embraces golf to boost tourism
Latvia's coast guard vessels approach the stranded Bahamas-registered cruise ship "Mona Lisa" off Latvia's northwest coast near Kolka, about 200 km (125 miles) from Riga, May 4, 2008. A cruise ship with 984 people on board ran aground early Sunday in the Baltic Sea, off the northwest coast of Latvia, the coast guard said.The Bahamas-registered Mona Lisa had embarked from Kiel, Germany, and was destined for Riga when it ran aground on a sand bank about 17 kilometers (10 miles) from the Latvian coast in the Irbe Strait between Latvia and the Estonian island of Saarema
Cruise ship runs aground in Baltic Sea
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