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Ernie Els Els goes back to roots in Phoenix Independent online (SA)
munaf patel Munaf strikes as Bell departs The Times of India
South Africa's Graeme Smith looks at the wicket during the practise session at the Oval, London, Wednesday Aug. 6, 2008. England will play in the fourth test at the Oval starting Thursday Aug. 7, 2008. Smith, Amla smash tons as South Africa dominate Dawn
Britain's Dwain Chambers Dwain Chambers: still running, still angry The Times
Science
corn - vegetable market - india Corn fed: Study finds most fast food made of corn The Examiner
Chevrolet Volt profile Automakers detail electric car plans at L.A. show Scientific American
Cellphone User - Texting - Cellphone - Mobile Phone - Phone Irish the heaviest users of mobile phones: Ofcom Scientific American
Hamburger - Beef Burger - Fast Food. (ps1) Fast-food ad ban could cut child obesity: U.S. study Scientific American
Health
Thai anti-government protesters react after the bomb exploded at their protesting ground of government house Thursday, Nov. 20, 2008 in Bangkok, Thailand One dead, 21 hurt in Bangkok blast The Australian
Mother and Daughters Finding time for fitness with infants and toddlers at home The Examiner
Shaping exercise machine Try doing meetings on a walk or pedalling in front of the TV Canada Dot Com
Smoking Battle against teen smoking stalls, CDC says MSNBC
Entertainment
Neil Diamond Diamond not slowing down The Boston Globe
Beyonce Don't worry; Beyonce isn't trying to pull a Garth Brooks with I Am... Sasha Fierce Canada Dot Com
Jackie Chan , Mallika Sherawat Mallika gets a US award The Times of India
Arbaaz Khan , Bollywood Arbaaz The Times of India
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North America Europe
- 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
- US Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson rejects carmakers aid pl
Democratic presidential hopeful Sen. Barack Obama
Obama moves closer to key cabinet pick
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- 88-yr-old wins Berlin doctorate denied by Nazis
- Paris Hilton splits with Benji Madden
- Soccer: Hat trick helps Brazil thump Portugal
- De Villepin to go on trial over alleged plot to smear Sarkoz
- Maradona secures debut win, Lippi equals record
- Sarkozy's fiscal meeting raises diplomatic hackles
Wedding bride
Paris issues manual to stop forced marriages
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Asia Middle East
- PM unveils Rs4bn uplift package for Islamabad
- Broadcasting System Goes Nation-Wide, As China Rehabilitates
- Second bomb attack kills Thai protester
- Steve Marshall
- Now for the deflation genie
- Dealers deny official rice prices to farmers
Stock investors watch the stock price monitor at a securities company Friday May 25, 2007 in Shanghai, China. Chines stocks rose to a fresh record high Friday, as foreign currency shares rebounded from losses the day before. The benchmark Shanghai Compos
Stocks hit 5½ yr lows, Asia routed
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- Mubarak hails UAE role as major economic power on global sta
- Zawahiri warns Obama against more troops to Afghanistan
- Milo Goes Experimental for Tunisia
- Nationals Residing in Libya Reiterate Readiness to Enhance C
- Falcons Held By Tunisia
- Iran said to have enough nuclear fuel for one weapon
Mohamed ElBaradei
Iran probe deadlocked, says IAEA
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South America Africa
- Cheat? There but for the Hand of God go all of us
- China and Peru agree trade deal
- Ecuador sees irregularities in much of foreign debt
- Colombia orders money scam arrests
- Confident Argentina seek big win against Nadal-less Spain: D
- Luis Fabiano hat-trick helps Brazil thump Portugal
Nuclear reactors
Russia to build nuclear reactor for Chávez
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- Ondo Spends N62 Billion On Education
- Attorney General Warns Outspoken Journalists They Could Be A
- Kingston Explains Controversial Accra Trip
- Banyana Through to Semis
- House Collapses, Kills 2 Children, Injures 5 Others
- Enyimba Fan Wants Leniency
A Congolese police officer guards a line of internally displaced people queuing for a distribution of food from the World Food Program as British Minister of State for Africa, Lord Mark Malloch Brown visits the Mogunga camp near Sake, eastern Congo, Wednesday Nov. 19, 2008
Charities launch appeal as Congo suffering grows
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Australia Caribbean
- League:Bennett's nous will be a factor says Renouf
- Giraffes set sail for Australia
- Australian stocks: Grim day on ASX
- Two killed as violent storms hit Queensland
- Ford stays put in Geelong
- Bishop locks horns with Reserve head
Brad Haddin
Haddin will bounce back from baptism of fire: Rixon
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- ’Fearless’ Ramon Ramirez adds needed depth in bu
- 'Dancing pig in Cuban heels' quits while ahead
- One dead, 26 wounded in Haiti school panic
- Ninety feared dead as search for boat missing in Atlantic su
- Chinese president signs trade deals with Cuba
- Kevin Pietersen must embrace art of spin
In this photo distributed by the official Xinhua news agency, Chinese President Hu Jintao, left, visits Fidel Castro, first secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Cuba, in Havana, capital of Cuba, on Tuesday Nov. 18, 2008.
Hu signs China-Cuba trade deals
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