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England national soccer team manager Fabio Capello England call up Cleverley after he catches Capello eye The Guardian
New York Yankees' Derek Jeter, left, and Alex Rodriguez, right, listen to President Barack Obama, center, during a ceremony honoring the 2009 World Series champions New York Yankees baseball team in the East Room of the White House in Washington, Monday, April 26, 2010 Source: MLB Will Not Ban A-Rod Over Poker Allegations WPXI
Manchester City's Micah Lincoln Richards, right, fights for the ball with Goran Popov of Dynamo Kiev Defeat to Manchester United is a wake-up call - Manchester City's Micah Richards Goal
Genoa's Luca Toni Juventus' Luca Toni faces injury lay-off Goal
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Elmo greets the audience during a Sesame Street Live children's show at Naval Support Activity Naples during a USO and the Morale, Welfare and Recreation event. Math, science focus of new 'Sesame Street' season Newsday
Ghana's new President John Atta Mills, right, gestures as he speaks after being sworn in as the country's new president during a ceremony in Accra, Ghana Wednesday, Jan. 7, 2009 What Has President Mills Done... What Is Akufo-Addo Bringing On Board - Lecturer Peace FM Online
Tourists enjoying a late evening on the Banks of Dal Lake in Srinagar, the summer capital of Indian Kashmir, 11 July 2011. To promote tourism in Jammu and Kashmir as state Chief Minister Omar Abdullah said bringing the valleys onto the international tourist map was among the top priorities of his government. In dark Kashmir valley, a ray of light from India's economic surge Indian Express
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Plebes in the U.S. Naval Academy Class of 2015 receive basic swimming and diving instruction at Lejeune Hall. Exercise a 'wonder' drug to beat cancer The Hindu
INDIA-WORLD-DIABETES-DAY-SOURAV-GANGULYIndia Former Crickter Sourav Ganguly during the World Diabetes Day Observation at Kolkata on Sunday in Eastern India ------- WN/BHASKAR MALLICK Website on diabetes launched in Ahmedabad DNA India
Leader of Britain's, Conservative opposition party David Cameron speaking to the media in London, Tuesday, May 12, 2009. Cameron, banned members of his party Tuesday from filing expense claims for food and household items amid public outrage after lawmakers sought reimbursements for items such as swimming pool construction and tennis court upkeep. Cameron said his party's lawmakers would reimburse the taxpayers for expenses deemed inappropriate, such as chandeliers, sleigh beds and manure. The Conservative Party leader said that the public could not abide by the expenditures, even though they were technically allowed under the complicated system for claiming household costs. "Politicians have done things that are unethical and wrong," Cameron said during a news conference. "I am completely appalled Health chief David Cameron faces FSA misconduct probe BBC News
Kids - Children - Computers - Internet How safe are Indian children online? Indian Express
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'Apes' prequel number one in box-office food chain The Independent
Preview: John Cage - Every Day is a Good Day The Independent
Summer Dracula Tour Mystery part one: the adventure begins The Examiner
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- 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
- Obama announces deal to end US debt crisis
- Obama Statement On US Debt
Nafissatou Diallo, right, who accused former IMF Head Dominique Strauss-Kahn of sexually attacking her, speaks to reporters as her attorney Ken Thompson listens during a news conference Thursday, July 28, 2011, at the Christian Cultural Center in the Brooklyn borough of New York.
Strauss-Kahn's US accuser tries to keep case live
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- Shares slump as US market opens
- Real Madrid sign seven-year-old Argentine
- Recession 2011: European shares fall 3 per cent on S&P Downg
- US downgrade: ECB backs Italy and Spain in bid to halt euro
- Morning Take-Out
- Judge Keeps Ukraine Opposition Leader Jailed for Contempt
A police officer stands guard in front of a burned building in Tottenham, north London, Sunday, Aug. 7, 2011 after a demonstration against the death of a local man turned violent and cars and shops were set ablaze.
Police arrest over 160 in weekend London riots
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Asia Middle East
- ZTE partners with BSNL to spruce up broadband connectivity i
- US provides India documents related to 26/11 accused Rana
- Murphy Has a Ligament Sprain in Knee
- Can China afford to downgrade the United States?-Nye
- Tropical storm brings rain, wind to China, Koreas
- China scolds the west over debt crisis and eurozone woes
AirAsia Airline of the Year
AirAsia 'seeks control' of rival Malaysia Airlines
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- More Arab countries snub Syria
- Beirut – The Rip Tide: album stream
- Turkey's friendship with Syria nears breaking point
- Zimbabwe president slams West for Libya efforts
- Impact on special forces of Navy Seals helicopter loss
- Tripoli power cuts anger Libyans in Gaddafi stronghold
File - U.S. Army Special Operations Soldiers, assigned to the Combined Joint Special Operations Task Force – Afghanistan, arrive in a Family of Medium Tactical Vehicle at a staging area on an undisclosed forward operating base in Helmand Province as two CH47 Chinook helicopters fly overhead
NATO: Helicopter makes hard landing in Afghanistan
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South America Africa
- Monday Motorsports: Dixon and Franchitti Give Ganassi Racing
- Colombia 2011 - Flying Eagles Top Group, Face England
- Colombia 2011 - Fly Eagles Return 'Home' to Armenia
- Peru drug accused Alan Rae criticises FCO for inaction
- Qatar fire coach Milovan Rajevac
- Real Madrid sign a seven-year old prospect from Argentina
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High coffee prices set to continue
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- Export of Zimbabwean diamonds threatens ethical jewellery tr
- Attackers wound 4 policemen in northeast Nigeria
- US officials: Washington to announce about $100 million in f
- US set to announce $100M in Somalia famine funding
- Nigeria to inject $4.5bn into three nationalised banks
- Christians Are Too Gullible - Akin-John
A displaced family stands outside the area they use for cooking, left, in the town of Dadaab, Kenya, Saturday, July 30, 2011.
KENYA-SOMALIA: Women and children suffer the most as famine spreads
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Australia Caribbean
- Australian court postpones deportation of asylum seekers
- Nancy Wake obituary
- South Africa coach concerned at lack of game time
- Palestinian envoy meets Jewish Australian group to discuss s
- Mini statues of Dickens on display in Portsmouth
- French Resistance hero Nancy Wake dies at 98
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Sheep measles costing WA grower dearly
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- American, 61, swims north in record Cuba-Florida bid
- Former Students Acknowledge Cuba's Commitment
- Chavez back in Cuba for chemotherapy
- 61-yr-old US swimmer attempts record Cuba-Florida swim
- Defence Minister Highlights Relations Between Angola And Cub
- Defence Minister Highlights Relations Between Nation And Cub
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Water, water everywhere, but only a few drops stored
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