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Serena Williams, of the United States, reacts after winning a game against Jelena Jankovic Serena Williams powers to women's singles title The Guardian
Arthur ashe stadium Roof to be built to avoid future washouts Dawn
Sprinter Alessandro Petacchi. (rs1) Italian rider returns from ban to win London stage The Times
Anil Kumble Kumble should be eased out of captaincy, say India's ex-stars The News International
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A Ethiopian child wait in his mother's arms in Dire Kiltu with other Ethiopians in southeastern Ethiopia, Jan. 18, 2003 for the visit of WFP director James Morris who was assessing the worsening food shortage in Ethiopia. A prolonged severe drought and poor infrastructure in the Horn of Africa nation have resulted in severe food shortages and the threat of starvation for more than 11 million people in the country that is regularly beset by food probl Hunger in Africa blamed on western rejection of GM food The Guardian
A patient at the Karbala City Women Hospital, in Karbala, Iraq, sits up on an outdated hospital bed while family members sit on the floor. All of the beds in the Women Hospital are outdated and most of them are nothing more than a mattress with no sheets Cholera kills one, infects six in Iraq: official Scientific American
1996/01/29 Venus - Stein Triplet Crater - The Magellan synthetic aperture radar (SAR) imaged this unique ´triplet crater,´ or ´crater field´ during orbits 418-421 on 21 September 1990. These craters are 14 kilometers, 11 kilometers Rosetta probe flies by 'diamond in the sky' New Scientist
cancer cell / wam2 Drug Re-Sensitizes Breast Tumors to Treatment - Yahoo Daily News
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Breast cancer / wam2 Breast cancer survivors raise $1.4 million Canada Dot Com
Liver disease plagues obese adolescents Boston Herald
Tsunami affected patients being treated at General Hospital at Pondicherry on December 30, 2004. India rs1 'Hundreds' die because of hospital crowding NZ Herald
Pokeweed-garden Pokeweed considered poisonous The Columbus Dispatch
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Eva Longoria Eva Longoria Parker talks fashion at Fashion Week Buffalo News
Tommy Lee Jones, director and star of the film "The Three Burials of Melquiades Estrada" poses for photographers as he arrives for the film´s premiere Monday Dec. 12, 2005 in New York. (AP Photo/Tina Fineberg) nf2 No Money For Old Men: Tommy Lee Jones sues film makers for $10m The Daily Mail
Soha Ali Khan Are authorities going soft in Soha case? The Times of India
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- Nadal has no reply as Murray comes of age
- Oprah compromised as she refuses to interview Palin
- Protests greet Turkish president in Armenia
- Russia: A useful enemy in US polls
- Gustav evacuees say officials overreacted
- Russia says sanctions would fail
An oil rig crew is photographed on the heliport of the Chevron Genesis Oil Rig Platform in the Gulf of Mexico near New Orleans, La. Tuesday, Aug. 19, 2008. Oil prices settled above $118 a barrel Wednesday, Aug. 27, 2008, as Tropical Storm Gustav spun toward the Gulf of Mexico on a possible collision course with offshore oil and gas plat
Oil companies completing Gulf evacuations
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- Georgia war boosts Turkey-Armenia thaw
- One in four 'facing fuel poverty'
- Brown to defy cabinet critics with string of new policies
- Madonna dedicates song to pope
- Leading article: Sarkozy's small steps in Moscow
- Madonna dedicates "Like a Virgin" to pope in Rome
Jetstar - Jetstar Asia Airbus A320-200 taxiing (9V-JSA) at Singapore Changi Airport. /aaeh
Star-struck Jetstar to name aircraft after Princess Mary
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Asia Middle East
- NSG in bag, India seeks uranium from Australia
- PML-N calls upon PPP to quit Punjab cabinet
- Shahbaz govt without solid majority, says governor
- Political prisoners to be freed
- Uniform wheat price urged
- Homage paid to Rashid Minhas
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Household waste from UK dumped in India: Report
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- US air power triples deaths of Afghan civilians, says report
- US re-examines Afghan civilian deaths from attack
- Keira Knightley tells ladies to get their hate on
- Iran, Thailand, China launch satellite
- Lebanese leaders hold reconciliation talks
- Suicide blasts rock Afghan police building
Director General of World Trade Organization, Pascal Lamy, center, talks to India's Minister for Commerce and Industry, Kamal Nath, left, during a seminar on "Saving Doha and Delivering on Development" in New Delhi, India, Monday, March 12, 2007. On the right is India's Minster for External Affairs and the chairperson, Pranab Mukherj
Collapse of Doha Round negotiations
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South America Africa
- Brazil beat Chile to ease pressure on Dunga
- Russia, Venezuela to hold first naval exercise in Caribbean
- Oil surges $2 to near $109 on hurricane threat
- Reviving Reko Diq copper mining project
- Why Robinho turned down Chelsea
- Russia is a country ‘to be reckoned with’: Medvedev
Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva during a recent trip to Guatemala
Argentina, Brazil to sign trade currency pact: Lula
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- Africa needs GM food, says top scientist
- 'Deal or no deal' threat to Mugabe
- Daniel Howden: Hope for Africa lies in political reforms
- Angolan ruling party leads poll
- Cameroon rally to down Cape Verde, reach final phase
- Green activists 'are keeping Africa poor'
Apollan Odetta, a survivor from the 1994 Rwandan Genocide light candles at a mass grave in Nyamata, Rwanda Tuesday April 6, 2004.
In search of sanity after the slaughter
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Australia Caribbean
- No uranium to India till it signs NPT: Australia
- Australia baulks at selling uranium to India
- ConocoPhillips to pay 9.6 bn dlrs for half share in gas sche
- S&P assigns Australian Motor Finance AVERAGE svcr ranking
- ANZ sets Samurai bond price guidance - source
- Regional spending policy boost votes for WA Nats
Yen - Japanese currency - money (mv2)
Yen slides as Freddie, Fannie bailout calms nerves
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- Killer Hurricane Ike roars ashore in eastern Cuba
- Hurricane Ike roars towards Cuba
- Killer Ike blasts Bahamas, floods Haiti, hits Cuba
- Hurricane Ike hits Cuba's coast
- Trinidad preparations hit by Yorke withdrawal
- Ike's floods kill 58, add insult to Haiti's misery
A man unloads bottles of water donated by World Food Program in Gonaives, Haiti, Friday, Sept. 5, 2008.
Storm death toll in Haiti exceeds 500
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