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Actress Lindsay Lohan, left, and Samantha Ronson attend the Charlotte Ronson 2009 Spring Collection Lindsay Lohan on Samantha Ronson: 'We did NOT break up!' The Examiner
Aerobics More people keep health in mind, study says Detroit news
Elena Dementieva of Russia returns a shot to Akgul Amanmuradova of Uzbekistan at the U.S. Open tennis tournament in New York, Monday, Aug. 25, 2008. Dementieva advances in Auckland Canada Dot Com
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Motorola Mobile Phone Camera Motorola Introduces Rechargeable Remote Control with 'Find' Functionality The Examiner
Special edition Xbox 360 for the launch team. Check out the USB door, it says "I made it." The top and bottom grill/hard drive are green Xbox 360 Records Its Biggest Year Ever The Examiner
Medicine - Drug - Pills. (ps1) Can a pill make your brainier? This intrepid writer decided to find out... The Daily Mail
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Vaccine Vaccinating older people against pneumonia is a 'waste of time' The Daily Mail
Building in Dubai Mohammad's leadership hailed Gulf News
United States team captain Ton Lehman, left, and player Tiger Woods attend the closing ceremony for the 2006 Ryder Cup at the K Club golf course, Straffan, Ireland, Sunday Sept. 24, 2006. The European team won the Ryder Cup-ayt1 Tiger's return integral to a successful 2009 Fox Sports
Dr. James LeDuc with the Center for Disease Control and Prevention is silhouetted in front of a screen showing a map of Ebola outbreak areas in Africa at the start of the 49th Annual Conference for the American Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene Sunday, Oct. 29, 2000, in Houston Ebola alert shuts Angolan borders BBC News
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British actor Christian Bale arrives for the European Premiere of 'The Dark Knight' Batman makes producers shortlist BBC News
John Travolta John Travolta 'pilots the plane himself' as tragic son Jett's ashes are flown home The Daily Mail
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Oprah /aaeh Fitness expert: Oprah was 'mildly depressed' The Examiner
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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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- Turkey rehabilitates poet Hikmet
- French ship hijacked off Nigerian coast
- Russian gas to southeast Europe halted: Bulgaria
- Russia slashes gas exports to Europe via Ukraine
- Russia gas cut 'to affect Europe'
- Gazprom reduces deliveries of gas through Ukraine
Russian President Vladimir Putin looks during during a Cabinet meeting in the Moscow Kremlin, Monday, Oct. 30, 2005. Putin on Monday spoke over the phone with his French counterpart Jacques Chirac to discuss the Middle East and other issues, the Kremlin s
Russia cuts transit gas by fifth
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Asia Middle East
- China Donates Rwf 55m to ICGLR
- U.S. boxing changes on heels of Beijing shortcomings
- ‘Wheat unloading at Gwadar to cost additional Rs1.2bn’
- Sugar price assessment value up for GST levy
- Rio Tinto restarts Australian iron ore mines
- India truck strike over fuel cost
Aamir Khan, Bollywood actor, India
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- U-20 Face Egypt in AYC Preps
- Gaza civilian toll rises; diplomats seek truce
- More Rapid-Response Police Join UN-AU Peacekeeping Force
- Afghan Taliban claim massive foreign troops toll
- No rain in UAE despite black clouds
- Brunei sells $148 m in local currency Islamic bonds
Fire fighters and residents sift through the rubble of a destroyed house in the Shiite stronghold of Sadr City in Baghdad, Iraq on Tuesday, April 29, 2008. The death toll of Tuesday's clashes rose to more than 30, a U.S. military spokesman and Iraqi officials s
IRAQ: Budget cuts threaten IDP housing projects
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South America Africa
- Venezuela Donates
- Papers focus on economic chill
- Citgo pulls $100M in oil donations to Citizens Energy
- Warnings issued amid Arctic chill
- Venezuela suspends heating aid to the U.S.
- Chile announces $4 billion stimulus for jobs and copper mine
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Now, 'Naga chilly' to scare away wild elephants
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- FG Reforms Land Use Act
- Lagos Marathon - Globacom Expands Corporate Race
- Governor Aliyu Tells Christian Pilgrims to Be Good Ambassado
- Somaliland Accused of 'Using Force' in Voter-Registration
An Israeli tank drives along Israel's border with the Gaza Strip, in southern Israel, Monday, Jan. 5, 2009. Israeli forces pounded Gaza Strip houses, mosques and smuggling tunnels on Monday from the air, land and sea, killing at least seven children as they pressed a bruising offensive against Palestinian militant
Fighting flares outside Gaza City
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Australia Caribbean
- Gold extends losses as dlr holds near 3-week high
- Italy down France in Hopman Cup
- Dokic added to Australia's Fed Cup team
- Djokovic crashes out of Brisbane International
- Metals climb, but dollar weighs on oil, gold
- Wife charged with genitals fire murder
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Sunlight can help children avoid myopia
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- Analysis: The Cuba effect that haunts the car industry
- Cuban Revolution Has Paid Off Handsomely
- Hemingway archive opens in Cuba
- Cuba to allow building of private homes: president
- Cricket: Ramdin grasps confidence boosting opportunity
- Cuba makes papers from Hemingway's years on the island avail
Cuba's President Raul Castro attends a session of the National Assembly in Havana, Friday, July 11, 2008. Cuba's parliament holds its first regular session since Raul Castro was elected president. The empty seat, at left, belongs to his brother, Cuba's former President Fidel Cast
Cuba to let construction of pvt homes
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