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Chelsea coach Luiz Felipe Scolari gestures during an exhibition match against China's Guangzhou Pharmaceutical in Guangzhou Luiz Felipe Scolari: I'm no José Mourinho and Chelsea will attack The Times
Asafa Powell Powell welcomes Bolt challenge News24
Sprint Star Tyson Gay, Athleics POWELL NOT CONCERNED BY GAY ABSENCE Sporting Life
Arsenal´s Cesc Fabregas, right, celebrates his goal with Alexandre Hleb, left, and Theo Walcott during their Champions League Group H soccer match against Slavia Prague at Arsenal´s Emirates Stadium in London, Tuesday, Oct. 23, 2007. (AP Phot Agent admits Sporting's Arsenal target Miguel is open to offers London Evening Standard
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Pedestrians walk below a Yahoo billboard in San Francisco, Tuesday, April 22, 2008. Yahoo, Inc. is expected to release quarterly earnings after the closing bell Tuesday Microsoft CEO backs Web spending, "done" with Yahoo Scientific American
PT Hamas TV Show Returns With New Mascot Nahoul the bee(Right) of the controversial Palestinian television program "Tomorrow´s Pioneers" appears on the program´s set at the Al Aqsa Television studio in Gaza City,Gaza on August 17, Time to drop cable television? Not so fast Scientific American
BEEF - MARKET - FOOD - COMMODITY Reducing Meat Consumption New Scientist
Steve Ballmer. (sl1) Microsoft CEO defends need for big Web investments Scientific American
Health
Boxer dog Four to six weeks to see if dog bite killed man Canada Dot Com
Rescuer Paul Gilbert looks on at the Crandall Canyon Mine during a tour showing rescue efforts for six trapped coal miners Wednesday, Aug. 8, 2007, northwest of Huntington, Ut Design flaw caused US mine collapse TVNZ
A woman leaves an entrance guarded by authorities Wednesday, June 21, 2006, at a public housing complex on Chicago's South Side where authorities said federal and local officers executed arrest warrants on street gang members suspected of selling tainted heroin. The raid, dubbed Operation Snake Bite by Chicago police, was the result of a nearly yearlong investigation of the Mickey Cobras street gang which authorities said was dealing in heroin laced with the potentially deadly painkiller fenta 1013 dead from painkiller overdose The Australian
Cigarette Teen smokers try to quit, but can't Canada Dot Com
Entertainment
Helen Mirren the star of the new film "The Queen" arrives to the premiere of the film in Beverly Hills, Calif., Tuesday, Oct. 3, 2006. (AP Photo/Kevork Djansezian) (js1) Trullis for sale in Puglia The Times
Andre Ceccarelli Cincinnati Jazz Festival showcases Patti LaBelle Dayton Daily News
Pamela Anderson Pamela Anderson starring in new reality show Asbury Park Press
Volleyball block How Fantasy Sports Could Kick-Start Volleyball Wall Street Journal
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- U.S. agonizes over whether to kill excess mustangs
- US investment in Indian airline
- Guantanamo Bay interrogation video to be released
- China could reach Moon before US
- The Group of Eight: What is it?
- Iran will 'burn' Tel Aviv and US shipping in Gulf if nuclear
Protesters shout a slogan during a rally against G8 Summit in Sapporo on Japan's northern main island of Hokkaido Tuesday, July 8, 2008.
World suffers due to rising prices
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- Dim economic data in U.S. and Europe hurt shares
- Gulp! Mystery oyster killer threatens to deprive France of i
- Barack Obama: feted abroad but facing a fight at home
- Credit Suisse's return to black causes cheer
- Mother accused of baby's murder back in hospital
- Paris plans smaller, more mobile armed forces
Libyans protest in front of Switzerland embassy in Tripoli, Libya, Thursday, July 24, 2008, demanding the release of Hannibal Gadhafi, the son of Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi, who was arrested on July 15, with his wife at a luxury hotel in Geneva, Switzerland, for allegedly beating two of their servants, according to their lawyer. Libya has halted all of its oil deliveries to Switzerland to protest at the arrest, a state-run shipping company said Thursday. Poster at left showing Hannibal Gadhaf
Libya halts Swiss oil shipments
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Asia Middle East
- Dairy Farmers takeover a step closer
- Interpretation must move with the times
- Acupuncture used to improve flavour of tuna for sushi
- Champions League under threat amid tensions with competing c
- China claims terror plot for Olympic venue foiled
- Rudd soothes fears of energy sector
Local residents paddle a canoe past oil installations belonging to the Mobil oil company in Bonny Island, Nigeria, in this Thursday, Aug. 17, 2006 file photo. Oil prices dropped nearly $2 a barrel, Tuesday, May 29, 2007 on hopes that the inauguration of a new president in OPEC member Nigeria would contribute to a stable supply from the Niger Delta regio
GLOBAL MARKETS-Global stocks slide on economic news, oil rises
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- Dates from first harvest set to reach top prices
- Correction: Sudan-Darfur story
- Students train for career in energy sector
- Why France can't see past the burqa
- Olympic panel confirms Iraq banned from Games
- All that glitters really is gold in Deira
Tibetans hold their own Olympic Games In-Exile
Iraq suspended from Olympics
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South America Africa
- Poor farmers in Guyana helped to plant new crops by UN agenc
- Farc frees Colombian hostages
- Day Four: Big chill sets in at WTO
- UN rights group investigating disappearances kicks off meeti
- Model irks officials for nude pose on Peru's flag
- Peruvian model and showgirl faces investigation for posing n
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FIFA says clubs must release players
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- Zimbabwean negotiators aim for swift conclusion to talks
- Egyptians mark national day and ties with UAE
- Libya-Switzerland dispute escalates
- Zimbabwe parties close to reaching deal, says report
- Egypt's child law meets opposition
- Bielefeld Bid for Chris Katongo
South African President Thabo Mbeki, left, shakes hands with Morgan Tsvangirai, leader of the main opposition party in Zimbabwe, at the signing of a memorandum of understanding between Zan pf, led by Zimbabwean president Robert Mugabe and the MDC, Movement for Democratic change, led by Tsvangirai, in Harare, Monday, July, 21, 2008. Zimbabwe's embattled president and his opposition rival have agreed to hold talks to resolve the country's political and economic crisis within two we
Zimbabwe's governing party and opposition begin talks
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Australia Caribbean
- All Blacks: Thorn prickly after misery of Dunedin
- Andrew Slack: Time to focus on players, not coaches
- John Drake: Victory hinges on the nitty-gritty
- Dash for cash could bankrupt spirit
- Victim's wife carried another man's child
- Grandfather likely to die in prison after incest sentence
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Women face tough decisions about breast cancer treatments
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- Asafa Powell backing himself and tarnished sport
- Painful progress for Michael Owen after contracting mumps
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- US has yet to approve Ma's trip
- Indian migrant in US isn't just from India
- Russia considers using Cuba for refuelling of nuclear bomber
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A Caribbean cruise line seeks to expand to Asia and Europe
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