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Aly Lawhead, left, talks sign with Shannon Steele in class at Mason High School, Thursday, Oct. 6, 2005, in Mason, Ohio. American Sign Language is drawing more and more hearing students at colleges and high schools around the country as more states allow Bowling a varsity sport at Lebanon Dayton Daily News
Wooden toys Holiday Gift Guide 2008: Best wooden toys The Examiner
Jogging - Filipino - Health - Fitness Kiwis at risk of losing fitness fight NZ Herald
Imran Khan Dhoni, Ishant India's bright sparks: Imran Khan The Times of India
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Nokia N70 Mobile Phone Nokia Extends IBM Lotus Email Access to 80 Million Mobile Phones The Examiner
Nintendo-entertainment-wii-game (sl1) The Nintendo Wii is the eco-friendly 'green' game console The Examiner
CELLPHONE - MOBILE PHONES - SIM CARDS - NOKIA Nokia Selects Nine Mobile Application Developers From Asia, Europe and the Americas to Join 2008 ... The Examiner
Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger´s California Governor Urges Provincial Voa News
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Hong Kong Milk Scandal Over 1,000 melamine babies still in China hospitals Scientific American
Tenia solium scolex- foodborne /wam2 More research needed into foodborne diseases - WHO Canada Dot Com
capulet - tablet - tablets - medicine - prescription drug - medical - (rt1) Vitamin E won't prevent rheumatoid arthritis: study Scientific American
Most dangerous creatures on earth are not the mighty sharks, tigers or crocodiles. They are powerful, yes. But for humans, and perhaps cattle, the most dangerous killers are the flies and the mosquitoes which belong to the same order of insects Climate change spurs fevers, report says Globe and Mail
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Kylie Minogue Kylie the showgirl leads arrivals at £16million party for the world's most expensive resort in Dubai The Daily Mail
Xbox and controller Xbox 360 Issues the Ultimate Worldwide Casting Call With the Release of 'You're in the Movies' The Examiner
Xbox360 RetailConfigurationJapan New Xbox Experience is a major upgrade Kansas City Star
Zune-brown Microsoft Announces New Zune Pass Music Subscription Model The Examiner
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- US says Afghanistan insurgent leader captured
- US economic woes deepen after data, Fed outlook
- Georgia calls on EU for independent inquiry into war
- Amnesty warns of Georgia conflict "twilight zone"
- US sees long road to recovery as economic gloom spreads
- Alaskan senator Ted Stevens loses fight for re-election
Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson pauses as he updates on the markets and the economy while speaking at the Women in Housing and Finance Annual Meeting, Thursday, June 19, 2008, in Washington. Earlier Thursday, Paulson said the government must quickly give the Federal Reserve more power to regulate the financial system, saying this year's financial market turmoil highlighted the need for actio
US Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson rejects carmakers aid plea
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- Woolworths UK shop in sales talks
- Putin grabs spotlight, vows Russia will thrive
- Pioneer beavers swap Norway for Scotland
- International Monetary Fund approves $2.1 billion loan for h
- French fund to help shield companies from takeovers
- EU governments to overhaul farm subsidies
Bundeskanzlerin Angela Merkel spricht am Freitag 3. Oktober 2008 in Hamburg anlaesslich der Feierlichlichkeiten zum 18. Tag der Deutschen Einheit mit der Presse.
EU moves towards agreement on growth package
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Asia Middle East
- Bajaj Allianz to infuse Rs 300 cr
- Maruti woos PSU banks
- Jobless return to villages, fuel crisis in China
- Centre asks states to ensure evidence not destroyed at blast
- Seven Indians in hijacked Iranian vessel
- Transaction fee on air fare to come down
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Winter knocks, steep temperature drop soon in Delhi
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- US, Iraqis to transfer control of Diyala to Sunnis
- 'Iran can make at least one nuclear bomb'
- Jewish settlers daub 'Muhammad is a pig' on Palestinian mosq
- Arabs focused on preventing piracy in Red Sea
- Iran feeling the pain of plunging oil prices
- Military analysts: Iran 'has enough material for atomic bomb
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, right, gestures as he speaks with Middle East Quartet envoy and former British Prime Minister Tony Blair during their meeting at Abbas' office in the West Bank city of Ramallah, Thursday, Feb. 7, 2008 (tmg1)
Syria and Britain all ears now
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South America Africa
- Scotland try to look for positives
- Is Latin America really a property hotspot?
- Colombia scam suspect seized
- Cover-up claimed in plane shooting in Peru
- Reuters Summit-Pharmaceuticals can't escape recessionary chi
- P4 free trade deal set to expand
Brazil´s Daniel Alves, left, reacts as he is held in celebration by teammate Vagner Love after scoring a goal against Argentina during a Copa America final soccer game in Maracaibo, Venezuela, Sunday, July 15, 2007. (AP Photo/Fernando Llano) { wam2
Brazil 6 Portugal 2 - friendly result
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- Nigeria to Play Togo in Local U-20 Tournament
- PM Continues His Quarrel With President
- Keen On Democracy, Despite Mixed Results
- Raila Revives Pentagon At Dinner
- Raila to Tour Country to Rebuild Reputation
- In chaotic Congo's remote hills, people face tenuous struggl
A displaced woman receives non food items like a bucket and plastic sheets at a Red Cross aid distribution point in a camp for displaced people, Monday, Nov. 17, 2008 in Kibati just north of Goma in eastern Congo. Congo's army clashed with rebels in some of the worst fighting in a week despite the rebel leader's promise to support a cease-fire, the United Nations said Monday.
Congo rebels pull back from frontline positions: UN monitors withdrawal
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- Claims pressure premiums
- Stolen 'angel rings' may have cost lives
- Hicks finally gets his freedom
- Searching for answers in an ocean of tears
- Grieving locals attack TV crews
- Symonds smiles but Kiwis have last laugh
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Nicole Kidman drifts about like a lost porcelain doll
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- US ends search for migrants feared dead
- Medical missions to head overseas
- Student dies of heart attack, dozen injured, in panic sparke
- Roy Keane denies FA improper conduct charge
- Haiti food crisis worsens; aid workers uncover malnutrition,
- Sunderland recall winger Edwards
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