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Minnesota Timberwolves guard Randy Foye and Memphis Grizzlies guard Greg Buckner (7) and forward Hakim Warrick (21) Foye leads Timberwolves over Memphis Canada Dot Com
Philadelphia Phillies' J.C. Romero Romero, Mitre suspended 50 games each by MLB AOL
Minnesota Twins Twins expect continuity following death of longtime owner Pohlad CBS SportsLine
Jason Marquis and Jose Vizcaino Colorado Rockies bolster rotation, get Jason Marquis from Chicago Cubs myTELUS
Science
Milky Way Milky Way steps out of big sister's shadow NZ Herald
Obesity - Shoppers Study raises hope for obesity treatment Scientific American
A record with an Apple Corps logo is seen placed on the top of an Apple computer with its logo, top left, in a London file photo from March 29, 2006. A lawyer for Apple Computer Inc. on Wednesday defended the company's right to use its apple logo in a series of TV advertisements for its iTunes Music Store, despite objections from the Beatles' Apple Corps Ltd. recording label Apple kills iTunes DRM, unveils 17" MacBook Pro NZ Herald
1999/12/03 Galaxy NGC 1850 - By spying on a neighboring galaxy, NASA´s Hubble Space Telescope has captured an image of a young, globular-like star cluster -- a type of object unknown in our Milky Way Galaxy. The image, taken by Hubble´s Wide Milky Way one-and-a-half times bigger! Gulf Daily News
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A worker slaughter the live poultry in a market in Hong Kong, Saturday, June 7, 2008. The Hong Kong government says it is culling 2,700 live poultry after it has detected the dangerous H5N1 bird flu virus strain among chickens in a marketplace. The authority has also declared the wet market an infected area Saturday due to public health reasons. It has ordered trading of live poultry in the market be suspended immediatel Bird flu threat resurfaces in Asia The Manila Times
Child - Girl - Obese - Student - Computer NY offers healthier food in women, child program The Examiner
Hotdog Sandwich Make your own frozen breakfasts and save money The Examiner
Foods - Obesity - Health Filipino 'fancy food' attracts Chinese customers The Manila Times
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abhishek bachchan - india - bollywood Abhishek: Reel to rail The Times of India
Daniel Craig Daniel Craig shows how to walk the red carpet... while Vanessa Feltz gets it all wrong The Daily Mail
INDIA - AIRTEL DIGITAL TV - LAUNCH DTH market: Big names homing in The Times of India
Alyssa Milano Actress Alyssa Milano to marry Hollywood agent David Bugliari Star Tribune
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- Bush plan beat obstacle to Gaza assault
- 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
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US hands over green zone in Baghdad as Iraq takes control
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- Gazprom and the struggle for power
- Gas stopped for swathe of states
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- Comment: Gazprom is not a market player, it's a political we
- Snow forces 2,000 to stay at Paris airport
An employee of the Hungarian Mol Natural Gas Transporting Corp. checks the pressure in the pipeline forwarding Russian natural gas from Ukraine at the gas receiving station in Vecses (27 km/16 miles east of Budapest), Hungary, Tuesday, Jan. 6. 2009. Tuesday Ukraine has signaled Hungary to cut minimum 20 percent of Russian gas transited to the country. A dispute over gas supplies started after Russian gas monopoly Gazprom fully cut gas deliveries to Ukraine due to disputes over new pricin
New cold war in Europe as Russia turns off gas supplies
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Asia Middle East
- Hunted for meat, medicine, box turtles disappearing fast in
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- Shobana's mystical twist to an epic
- Dense fog hits air traffic
- The advance of Talibanistan
- The advance of Taliban
Bollywood actress Bipasha Basu performs during MTV Immies awards in Bombay, India, late Friday, Dec. 9, 2005. The proceeds of the show will go to Earthquake relief fund.
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- Top Al Qaida official urges Muslims to strike Western, Israe
- Blog: Second attempt to get an identity card
- Obama breaks silence on Gaza, voices concern
- UN Security Council holds emergency meeting on Gaza
- Israel may consider Egypt's truce idea for Gaza
- Women banned from Baghdad shrine
A U.S. army helicopter flies past the minaret of the 14th of Ramadan mosque in Baghdad, Iraq, Tuesday, Oct 30, 2007. The Iraqi government on Tuesday approved draft legislation lifting immunity for foreign private security companies, sending the measure to parliament, following a Sept. 16 shooting incident involving Blackwater USA guards that left 17 Iraqi civilians
Guards plead not guilty in '07 killings in Baghdad
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- Honda to delay production in Argentina
- Israeli envoy to Caracas expelled
- Falling crude prices squeeze Hugo Chavez oil diplomacy
- Britain feels the chill as wholesale gas prices soar
- Venezuela expels Israeli ambassador
- French yachtsman rescued off Cape Horn
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Protecting Argentina's parrot colony
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- Third Test: South Africa 193/7 at tea
- New man to take office in Ghana
- Aussie pair in $4m Nigerian scam
- Obama’s Kenyan grandmother to attend inauguration
- Egypt floats truce plan after 42 killed in Gaza school
Smoke caused by explosions from Israeli forces' operations rises from buildings at the outskirts of Gaza City, Tuesday, Jan. 6, 2009. An Israeli bombardment struck outside a U.N. school where hundreds of Palestinians had sought refuge on Tuesday, the U.N. and Palestinian medics said, killing at least 30 people, many of them children whose parents wailed in grief at a hospital filled with dead and wounde
Israel offers Gaza aid corridor
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Australia Caribbean
- Andy Murray reaps benefits of making early start to year
- Sunlight can help children avoid myopia: researchers
- Atheists decide to send their own message, on 800 buses
- Independent Appeal: Co-operative brings hope to waterless po
- Australia on track to win Third Test
- SA face tough challenge to complete whitewash
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- Aruba prosecutor: End is near in Holloway case
- Aruba prosecutor: Evidence still being pursued in Holloway c
- Cuba opens Hemingway archives to scholars
- Cuba's golf revolution
- Jermain Defoe big winner in Tottenham return
- Cuba to grant access to Hemingway's work
Australia's Andrew Symonds, right, plays a shot for four runs as West Indies' wicketkeeper Denesh Ramdin looks on during the fourth One Day International cricket match in Basseterre, St. Kitts, Friday, July 4, 2008. The West Indies, trying to avoid a series sweep, lost by one run and Australia now leads the five-match series 4-0.
Cricket: Ramdin grasps confidence boosting opportunity
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