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Chelsea coach Guus Hiddink Russia could lose Hiddink after World Cup flop The Guardian
Chelsea's Didier Drogba CHELSEA v Wolves: Blow for Blues as Didier Drogba, Frank Lampard, and Deco are all sidelined The Daily Mail
Serbia's Novak Djokovic returns a ball to Switzerland's Roger Federer during their semi-final match at the Italian Rome Masters tennis tournament in Rome, Saturday, May 2, 2009. Djokovic on the Rise as a Long Year Ends The New York Times
Egyptian soccer fans burn an Algerian flag in the street, following overnight violence between Egyptian soccer fans and riot-police, as soccer fans tried to approach the Algerian embassy in Cairo, Egypt, Friday, Nov. 20, 2009. Football protests continue in Egypt Al Jazeera
Science
Steak-Valladolid-2009 India Urges West To Stop Eating Beef redOrbit
A scientist takes a biological sample to be examined under a microscope at the Center of Biotechnology and Genetic Engineering, some 20 kilometers (12 miles) west of Havana, Cuba on Thursday, May 30, 2002. Under the microscope: Glowing alien-like flea takes top photography prize The Daily Mail
Ghanaian school children The courses taught at the Primary or Basic School level include English, Ghanaian language and Culture, Mathematics, Environmental studies, Social Studies and French as a Third language are added, Integrated or General Science, Pre- vocational Skills and Pre-technical skills, Religious and Moral Education, and physical activities such as Music, Dance and Physical Education. Taking primary education up a class The Guardian
Back -Body-Health Don't ignore back pain after a sneeze Zeenews
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Dennis Agler, of Boston, right, gets a seasonal flu shot at the Codman Square Health Center, Friday, Sept. 25, 2009 in Boston. H1N1 vaccine for 1.6 million The Columbus Dispatch
People wear surgical masks as a precaution against infection inside a subway in Mexico City, Friday, April 24, 2009 H1N1 Flu Spreading East, Peaking in Some Areas: WHO ABC News
ARCHIV - Tamiflu Tabletten, fotografiert am 15. Maerz 2006 in Frankfurt am Main Tamiflu-resistant strain of swine flu spreading The Guardian
A couple embraces as they wear masks as a precaution against swine flu in the subway in Mexico City, Monday, May 4, 2009. Swine flu symptoms: How to recognize common H1N1 symptoms? The Examiner
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Britney Spears' ex sentenced to jail The Tribune San Luis Obispo
Swedish Soprano Elisabeth Soderstrom dies at 82 The Tribune San Luis Obispo
Hayden Panettiere makes a splash as she showers in champagne The Daily Mail
Miley Cyrus tour bus overturns, killing one The Daily Mail
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- China 'steps up US cyber-spying'
- Google's Chrome OS software gives glimpse of simplified comp
- 'Complacency' led to US sub crash
- EU seeks Russian energy boost
- First US trial of 9/11 case was full of surprises
- Obama okay with Beijing monitoring Indo-Pak ties?
In this Nov. 27, 2008 file photo shareholders leave the extraordinary general assembly of the UBS bank in Lucerne, Switzerland.
UBS Outlines Plan to Return to Profit
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- Cosmonaut says Russia falling behind in space race
- H1N1 flu spreading east, peaking in some areas-WHO
- UK hit by floods after record rainfall
- 'Europe has shown it wants to be a supersize Switzerland'
- French Football Federation reject Ireland's appeal for repla
- Europe hit by 'biggest-ever' match-fixing scandal
Brazil's Lucio, left, and France's Thierry Henry challenge for the ball during the quarterfinal soccer match between Brazil and France at the World Cup stadium in Frankfurt, Germany, Saturday, July 1, 2006.
Is Thierry Henry a cheat?
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Asia Middle East
- Diary reveals grudge between two writers 80 years ago
- 16 Chinese scientists to explore Mekong River
- China, EU diplomats underscore China-EU strategic relations
- 6.3m college graduates to challenge job market: Education Mi
- China, EU hold human rights dialogue
- Five die in C. China apartment explosion
Pussycat Dolls at Tour with Britney Spears.
Weekly music agenda: Grammy nominations, 'Avatar' CD release
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- Asian champions Iraq suspended by FIFA
- Soccer row drags on as Algeria summons Egypt envoy
- Karzai 'would fall in weeks' if Nato pulls out
- Thousands Walk for Diabetes Awareness
- UN blasts Iran's human rights violations
- US Must Share New Afghan Strategy
A child peeps out of her house at a slum in Kabul, Afghanistan, Sunday, Nov. 15, 2009.
Afghanistan is world's most dangerous place to be born in: UN
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South America Africa
- Chilean public school teachers end strike
- Andy Murray relaxed ahead of World ATP Tour Finals challenge
- Portugal and Brazil Enter Semis
- Gang kills people, sells fat for cosmetics
- Brazilian prostitute in Italian political scandal found murd
- Argentina debt swap could open in January- source
A street vendor walks in front police officers in Bagua Chica, Peru, Sunday, June 7, 2009.
Gang 'killed people for their fat'
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- India's All-Female UN Police Unit Serves as Inspiration for
- Southern African Rail Managers Meet in Maputo
- Budget Support From World Bank
- Miss World Contestants Can Change the World - Zuma
- Typhoid Outbreak in Tete
- New Assistant Attorney-Generals Sworn in
Fadel Shanaa of Reuters TV is carried to hospital after a missile struck an armored jeep in Gaza city. Two Palestinian television cameramen were seriously wounded by a missile fired overnight by an Israeli helicopter in eastern Gaza City. (WN/Ali Hassan)
Shooting the messenger
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Australia Caribbean
- Matt Giteau will be key man as Australia look to subdue Scot
- Andy Robinson says Scotland can make history by ending a 27-
- Tendulkar Sets Record With 30,000 Runs
- Des Bartlett: wildlife film-maker
- Revised Australia team to play Scotland
- Cross replaces Ioane for Australia against Scots
The wet season provides the necessary conditions for mangrove swamp plants to grow. The swamp also provides huge biodiversity effects for many animals.
Biodiversity loss is Earth's 'immense and hidden' tragedy, Darwin's 'natural heir' warns
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- Ramdin handed jumbo burden
- New Cuban Ambassador Visits Observer
- David Ortiz wants another bat
- A Permanent Theater Festival on Puget Sound
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