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American actor Charlie Sheen is seen during an interview with the Associated Press at the 59th International film festival in Cannes, southern France, on Sunday, May 21, 2006. Sheen nursing baseball injury Jam Entertainment
Lee Westwood of England hits the ball to the 18th green during the first round of Indonesian Masters golf tournament at Royale Jakarta Golf Club in Jakarta, Indonesia, Thursday, April 21, 2011. Westy headlines strong KLM field Orange News
England's Kevin Pietersen walks off the field after winning the second Ashes cricket test in Adelaide, Australia, Tuesday, Dec. 7, 2010. England won the match by 71 runs with an innings to spare. Pietersen believes England's lack of weakness has the world in fear The Daily Mail
St. Louis Rams coach Steve Spagnuolo, left, talks with Rams part-owner Stan Kroenke before an NFL preseason football game between the Rams and the New England Patriots on Thursday, Aug. 26, 2010, in Foxborough, Mass. Rams whistled for only 2 penalties in opener Denver Post
Science
Leukemia cases New therapy wipes out advanced leukemia The News & Observer
School children in the classroom. Building outdoor classroom becomes lesson in iteself Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Women are particularly vulnerable to TB Blood tests for active TB widely used in India 'not accurate or cost-effective' Newstrack India
Cellphone - Mobile phone Mobile phones could soon be helping in the aftermath of disasters by becoming an ad-hoc ... The Daily Mail
Health
A tattoo artist performs a tattoo.(刺青纹身艺术家执行。) Electronic Skin Tattoo with RFID Technology to Facilitate Monitoring Pakalert Press
Hospital Corpsman 3rd Class Carly Davis draws blood for an HIV test from a Sailor during the birth month recall in the medical clinic aboard the Nimitz-class aircraft carrier USS Harry S. Truman (CVN 75). Mass. services for HIV face cuts The Boston Globe
A typical Filipino meal consists of rice, meat, vegetables with salted sauce and bananas Over-eating causes health risks Khaleej Times
Meat - beef - red meat - livestock - market wnhires (js1) Red meat boosts diabetes risk Khaleej Times
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David Reed: Shamblehouse, Pleasance Courtyard, Edinburgh The Independent
Audience, St George's West, Edinburgh The Independent
My Edinburgh: Tom Deacon, Comedian and DJ The Independent
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North America Europe
- Obama's conservative pandering
- The sights and sounds of summer
- Medvedev reignites war of words over blame for Georgia confl
- Brown blames US and Europe for 'throwing away' recovery
- US credit rating downgrade fuels crisis
- FTSE slumps to worst week since 2008 despite US employment d
President Barack Obama speaks from the White House briefing room, Sunday, July 31, 2011, in Washington, about a deal being reached to raise the debt limit.
Obama announces deal to end US debt crisis
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- Report: Spain offered Syria's Assad asylum
- India leery of neighbor's new squeeze
- London riots reduce lies of left to ashes
- No safe havens
- Turkish general in court on Sledgehammer 'plot' charges
- Peer walks from Greece to London for Olympic Truce
New Zealand Dollar - NZ Currency - Money - Forex. (ps1)
NZ dollar outlook: Kiwi may gain as equity markets recover
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Asia Middle East
- Dragon tries to slay US military
- When Hu's carrier met Ma's missile
- Ford expands in India
- Mumbai does a 'Bermuda Triangle'
- A matter of intelligence
- India has paid two-thirds of Iran oil import arrears: Report
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Google features Red Fort on home page to celebrate I-Day
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- Bishop Andudu Testifies On Ethnic Cleansing
- Syria tanks attack port city of Latakia in third day of assa
- Spinning Iran's centrifuges
- South Sudan: Abyei refugees' hopes of returning home
- Libyan interior minister 'flies to Egypt'
- Egypt's former President Hosni Mubarak returns to court
Heads Of UN Bodies Discuss Reform And Closer Cooperation
Heads Of UN Bodies Discuss Reform And Closer Cooperation
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South America Africa
- Asia's demand offers relief to world sugar surplus
- India sees 4 mln T sugar surplus, eyes export opportunity
- Sifax Sends Supporters Club to Colombia
- Sugar steady, eyes on Brazil crop; coffee firm
- Confronting cancer, Chavez relies on trusted VP
- New highway sparks anger in Bolivia
Argentina's Carlos Tevez laughs during a training session in Maracaibo, Venezuela, Saturday, June 30, 2007.
Roberto Mancini 'happy' for Carlos Tevez to stay at Manchester City
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- Guinea pigs found dumped in Kent man's garden
- Libya's Security Chief Arrives in Cairo
- Libya interior minister arrives in Egypt
- El-Rufai is a Frustrated Politician--Chikwe
- Tetu Farmers Up in Arms Over 'Missing' Co-Operative Money
- MEND Gives Shell, Others Red Card
In this Saturday, Aug.13, 2011 photo released by the UNHCR severely malnourished children look on at the Al Adala internally displaced peoples settlement in Mogadishu, Somalia.
Somalia: Rights group says all sides guilty of crime
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Australia Caribbean
- Super League Set of Six: Round 24
- Monday's Scottish gossip
- Jury discharged after court room photo
- AK-47s found in bikie home: police
- Australian stocks close 2.64% higher
- Aussies Fight to Edge Boks
Beluga whale(Delphinapterus leucas)
Once more to the breach, dear friends
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- Wedding is a small triumph for Cuba's sexual minorities
- Global Voices: Weekly Highlights-August 4-10, 2011
- Lawyer challenges Aruba officials in tourist case
- Gay man weds transsexual woman in Cuba
- Nottingham Caribbean carnival to go ahead despite riots
- Suspect in Aruba disappearance had past with women
water in a lake - that stored water is useful for farmers
Water, water everywhere, but only a few drops stored
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