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Colored towels , bed and pillow case. Egypt , Cairo , 14th November , 2008 Towels started fire at Adelita's in Loveland Denver Post
Jamie Peacock Rugby star's wife escapes Bangkok BBC News
Indian Olympic Association President Suresh Kalmadi, right, and Secretary General Randhir Singh prepare for a presser after a meeting in New Delhi, India, Monday, April 28, 2008. No threat to CW Games, 2011 World Cup: India Dawn
Fiji Cook Island rugby Wales interrupts Tri-Nations' rugby dominance with victory over Australia International Herald Tribune
Science
Motorola Motorola and CIECC Cooperate to Establish First M-Commerce Laboratory in China The Examiner
Red Ants - Insect Ant on the march across Europe could wreak havoc The Times
Apple CEO Steve Jobs holds up the new iPhone during his keynote address at MacWorld Conference & Expo in San Francisco, Tuesday, Jan. 9, 2007. (AP Photo/Paul Sakuma) (js1) Is this the iPhone killer? Nokia launches £450 handset billed as 'world's most advanced mobile computer' The Daily Mail
Kaposi's Sarcoma Research shows HIV's ancestor millions of years older than believed The Guardian
Health
Medicines - Drugs - Prescription - Health Aggressive drug marketing may endanger people: study Canada Dot Com
Smoker - Drinker Health officials, doctors urge Mich. smoking ban The Examiner
Fremantle,Australia - Market - Organic Onions - Organic Potatoes. Go organic The Star
President George W. Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney meet with automotive CEOs Tuesday, Nov. 14, 2006, in the Oval Office. From left are: Ford CEO Alan Mulally, Chrysler Group President and CEO Tom LaSorda, and General Motors Chairman and CEO Rick Wag Ford, GM chiefs offer to work for $US1 The Australian
Entertainment
Madonna attends a news conference to promote her newest album, "Confessions On A Dance Floor." in Tokyo on Dec. 7, 2005. Television host Oprah Winfrey was scheduled to tape an interview with Madonna on Tuesday. Oct. 24. 2006, about the pop sing Madonna, a president and ex-rebel hostage meet The Boston Globe
Roman Polanski Oscar-winning director Roman Polanski requests dismissal of 1977 child sex charge The Daily Mail
Jessica Alba Jessica Alba shows off her sizzling post-baby curves as she poses for a new calendar The Daily Mail
Celina Jaitley ‘I am unlucky in love’ The Times of India
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North America Europe
- Pakistan is global migraine: Albright
- Gas at its cheapest in US for three years
- Russia and EU resume negotiations
- California 'faces budget crisis'
- The Rockwell art trail in Massachusetts
- President Yushchenko seeks warmer links with Moscow as Nato
H.H the Dalai Lama, the spiritual leader of Tibetan people addressing the world media that to maintain on world peace is his main focus.
Dalai Lama says he loves Bush
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- Sarkozy warned of fallout from Dalai Lama meeting
- ‘Germany can help Pakistan overcome energy crisis’
- Nato warships rescue five merchant vessels
- Norway convicts Bosnian Muslim
- Queen to outline Brown's agenda
- European traders buy 80,000 tons of basmati
Global Warming - Climate Change
British flaw on climate change cuts
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Asia Middle East
- Thai court bans PM, disbands his party
- Govt wins all-party support: • Rare display of unity • Viole
- Citigroup says 'core' Japan units not for sale
- Nikkei gains 1.7 pct as domestic demand stocks gain
- Yen slips, erases early gains on stock market rise
- US reminds China about currency flexibility
The U.S. Defence Secretary, Dr. Robert M. Gates calling on Defence Minister, Shri A. K. Antony in New Delhi on February 27, 2008
Top US defence official on way to India, says Robert Gates
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- Iran holds naval war games in strategic waterway
- Aurakzai calls for talks with Taliban
- 289 to perform Haj under UAE scheme
- 13 Palestinians injured in clashes with settlers
- Iranian court lifts ban on cinema magazine
- 400 lampposts stolen in Egypt
Pakistani army troops monitor the area at Sholam checkpoint near Wana, the main town of Pakistans South Waristian tribal area along Afghan border, Wednesday, April 11, 2007.
Taliban vows to join Pakistan in war with India
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South America Africa
- Chavez plans February referendum
- Brazil sets target to slow Amazon deforestation
- Brazil’s president asks God to halt devastating rains
- Ronaldinho was 'so close' to joining City
- Russian warships hold exercises with Chavez's navy
- Argentina halts trade with Iran
Shrine to Jean Charles de Menezes, Stockwell tube station, London.
De Menezes coroner rules out unlawful killing verdict
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- Pirates attempt to hijack US cruise ship
- Nigerian budget
- Power tariffs to double in S. Africa
- Beatings and abuse made Barack Obama's grandfather loath the
- How do you pay a pirate's ransom?
- Leading article: A military challenge to Mr Mugabe
Zimbabwean woman carrying her on her back walks over stagnant sewage water at Mbare in Harare, Zimbabwe, Friday Nov. 21, 2008. About 160 people have died of disease because of bad sanitation in recent weeks, independent groups say. The lack of clean water and poorly maintained sewage systems have seen the water borne disease thr
Zimbabwe crisis deepens as cholera toll nears 500
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Australia Caribbean
- Google v Yahoo7: 2008's most popular search terms
- Fears climate change has claimed rare white possum
- Qantas and BA ready to join forces
- More oil to flow from North West Shelf
- Ethical wool to revive woollen mill's fortunes
- Spirit to see out NBL season on "bare minimum" pay
KLdy1 - THAdy1 - Thailand - Bangkok - Bangkok International Airport (BIA) - operating under the Airports Authority of Thailand (AAT) - tourism - tourists - domestic and international flights. (dy1)
Protestors to clear Bangkok airport
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- Pollard picked for NZ one-dayers
- Government reads confession of defendant in bank robbery cas
- Britney celebrates birthday with 'Circus'
- Last night's TV
- Nico Rojas: Guitarist and composer whomixed Cuban rhythms wi
- Last Night's Television - Imagine..., BBC1; Horizon, BBC2; M
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