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Muhammad Asif Asif’s doping case adjourned till next month Dawn
Smallmouth bass (sl1) Study to look at ways to save shocked bass Austin American Statesman
Vijay Singh Vijay stands tall The Star
Tim Wilkinson Wilkinson tied for third in Texas TVNZ
Science
NASA NASA presses ahead for launch next year of big new Mars rover Newsday
High School Senior Boys Boys' schools break barriers: single-sex success story Sydney Morning Herald
Fossils of dancing shrimp show earliest group behaviour New Scientist
Cattle - Beef - Cow - Agriculture - Farming - Livestock Cloned animals shouldn't be used for food, survey for EU says The Daily Telegraph
Health
The Union Minister for Health and Family Welfare, Dr. Anbumani Ramadoss briefing the media on Tobacco issue, in New Delhi on September 30, 2008. After smoking, Ramadoss now wants curbs on alcohol The Times of India
Animal Wildlife Orangutan.(ai1) My orangutans sensed I’d had cancer - they were so gentle with me when I ... The Daily Mail
Earthquake Quake kills at least 13 in Chechnya The Australian
Child using cellphone - Child texting - Nokia - Cellphone - Mobile Phone- Wireless - Mobile -Camera Phone - Multimedia - Phone - Phones - Technology - Cellular Phone - Text message - Texting - Text messaging wnhires (js1) Health risks on young h/phone users The Star
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Bollywood - Actor - Shahrukh Khan Rise of a superstar The Star
Indian actor Shah Rukh Khan Fortune of the king The Star
Josh Brolin Hollywood hedges its bets in race for the White House The Independent
Angelina Jolie funds Cambodian wildlife sanctuary Jolie: Obama win would be 'nice' for family Kansas City Star
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- Nicholas D. Kristof: Can this be pro-life?
- Lavrov looks beyond army pull-out
- US election: Democrats threaten to hit McCain on Iran-Contra
- US allows think tank to open office in Tehran
- Israel astronaut diary on display
- Paul Newman: Oscar-winning actor, producer and director
A Pakistani vendor waits for customers at his fruit stall in a market on the outskirts of Islamabad, Pakistan, Wednesday, Aug. 6, 2008. After years of rapid growth, Pakistan's economy is slowing and citizens are struggling with price hikes and the government is slashing fuel and food subsidies to cut the budget deficit
Pakistan faces financial crisis
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- TOPWRAP 1-IMF warns of meltdown; France says Europe to act
- Austria’s far-right chief killed in accident
- Earthqake causes deaths in Chechnya
- Swiss growth could fall below 1% in'09: Minister
- Rugby: McAlister stars in European opener
- Libya cuts oil sales to Switzerland
People lay flowers and light candles in front of the Carinthian government's headquarters in Klagenfurt, Austria, Saturday, Oct. 11, 2008, after Carinthia's governor Joerg Haider, whose far-right rhetoric led to international isolation for Austria during his time in government, died in a car accident Saturday when his car veered off the road near the city of Klagenfurt and overturned. He was 58.
Austrian right-wing leader Joerg Haider dead in car crash
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Asia Middle East
- Dollar and yen gain as investors seek refuge
- Puja Specials a hit with passengers
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- Japan objects to US N Korea move
- Japanese Grand Prix
- Tears as victims remembered in Bali
Free Aceh Movement (GAM) Supreme Leader Hasan di Tiro listens to a journalist during an interview at his office in the suburbs of Stockholm, Sweden, on June 23, 2005.
Aceh leader returns to Indonesia after 32 years in exile
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- Taliban-tribes row preceded bombing
- Drone attack kills four
- US, Nato urged to make peace with Taliban
- PESHAWAR: Parents’ refusal leaves 40,000 unvaccinated in NWF
- Smuggling of flour to Afghanistan foiled
- ‘US may rely more on Afghan tribal militia’
Palestinian Prime Minister Salam Fayyad, second from right, reviews an honor guard during a visit to the northern West Bank village of Tubas, Sunday, Aug. 17, 2008. Israel's Cabinet on Sunday approved the release of some 200 Palestinian prisoners as a goodwill gesture to the government of Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas. Fayyad welcomed the gesture but said Israel should release even larger numbers of prisoners
Abbas's security forces raid Hamas bomb factory
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South America Africa
- Paraguay march on and Argentina win at last
- G20 commits to using all means to tackle financial crisis
- Kaka geared up for Brazil comeback today
- Hamilton on pole for Japanese GP with Massa fifth
- Paraguay hand Colombia coach a losing start
- Colombia 0 Paraguay 1 - World Cup qualifier result
Lewis Hamilton
Hamilton feels more mature for title run-in
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- Sudan arms build-up cause for concern
- Mendis mesmerises Zimbabwe in opener
- World review: Seun Kuti & Fela's Egypt 80/Femi Kuti
- Wasting away in the shadows
- ‘Rich nations must help Africa’
- U.S. warns of "Al-Qaeda" group threat in Sudan
Zimbabwean President, Robert Mugabe, is seen, at the Harare airport, Friday, July 4, 2008, on his return to Harare from Egypt, where he attended the African Union summit.
Mugabe to retain control of army and police: state media
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Australia Caribbean
- Emigration stats give NZ thumbs up
- Hundreds gather to remember Bali victims
- Harbhajan leads Indian recovery after Johnson wrecks top ord
- Sydney bids to host Aussie Open
- Aussie wins Hawaiian ironman Triathlon
- Life amongst the troops in Afghanistan
Adam Gilchrist
Gilchrist enters fray: If we're such bad sports why do we offer to accept fielder's word?
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- U.S. rout depleted Cuba to progress in qualifiers
- Gayle to lead Stanford Superstars
- Five to see at the London Film Festival
- Triesman under fire over 2018 bid team
- Two Cuban football players defect in Washington
- Triesman: 'Follow me and England will win the 2018 World Cup
Indian batsman Gautam Gambhir celebrates after scoring a century against Sri Lanka in a One Day cricket international in Brisbane, Australia, Tuesday, Feb. 5, 2008.
Mr Reliable's ton of reassurance
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