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Spain´s Rafael Nadal slams a backhand to fellow-countryman Carlos Moya, in a quarterfinal match of the French Open tennis tournament, at the Roland Garros stadium, in Paris, Wednesday, June 6, 2007. Nadal won 6-4, 6-3, 6-0 (mj1) Three in a row for Federer and Nadal The Guardian
ag2 Serena Williams during the 2008 Sony Ericsson Open, Friday March 28, 2008 at the Crandon Park Tennis Center in Key Biscayne, Florida. Williams sisters not distracted by 'family decision' talk USA Today
Barcelona spoccer player Ronaldinho from Brazil gestures during his Spanish League soccer match against Racing Santander at the El Sardinero stadium in Santander, northern Spain, Sunday, Aug. 26, 2007. jp1 BARCA ISSUE RONNIE WARNING Sporting Life
Spain's Rafael Nadal returns to Germany's Rainer Schuettler, jsa1 One more time: Federer vs. Nadal at Wimbledon Philadelphia Daily News
Science
Badger Farmers threaten legal action over badger culling The Independent
LG electronics LG Display Q2 seen surging but LCD outlook dimmer Scientific American
Magic Mushrooms. Small Doses Magic mushrooms' medical mojo Globe and Mail
The Llaima volcano erupts in Conguillio National Park in southern Chile, Wednesday, Jan. 2, 2008. Llaima volcano erupts Independent online (SA)
Health
Tomatoes Salmonella case in Canada linked to tomatoes Canada Dot Com
Tomatoes A tomato by any other name? Experts set food rules Reuters
Climate Climate change may worsen health woes Canada Dot Com
Nurse Gladys Wachira who has worked at the hospital for 18 years, poses in the Paediatric ward in Karatina Hospital , Karatina, Kenya, Tuesday Nov. 7, 2006. Malaria cases in the highlands of Kenya are increasing, possibly due to the rise in temperature i Brazil launches cheap new malaria pill Canada Dot Com
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YouTube and Joost (sl1) Judge orders YouTube to disclose logs of video viewers Austin American Statesman
Josh Brolin Attack of the gongs The Australian
Marjane Satrapi My colourful life in black and white NZ Herald
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North America Europe
- U.S. seeks to force UBS to divulge client names in tax case
- US Congress passes Iraq war spending plan
- flawed delivery from Pyongyang
- The Pentagon's merchants of war
- Murdoch's Wall Street shuffle
- Paulson wants more say for Fed in Wall St affairs
A stock investor chats with another at a securities company Monday, Nov. 5, 2007, in Shanghai, China. Chinese stocks fell Monday despite a torrid trading debut by oil and gas giant PetroChina, whose shares tripled in value after a record-breaking initial public offering.
China sharply raises energy prices
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- Air France-KLM looks at high-speed trains
- Ex-hostage Betancourt gets hero's welcome in Paris
- Brangelina twins 'will always have Nice'
- Gulf common currency likely to make a big impact
- Roman Abramovich is super-rich, but few dare ask how
- Welsh and Gaelic are official EU tongues
Poland´s President Lech Kaczynski, right front, shares a word with French counterpart Nicolas Sarkozy, left front, and Portugal´s Prime Minister Jose Socrates, center front, during a group photo at an EU summit in Lisbon, Thursday, Oct. 18, 2
Sarkozy: Poles won't block Lisbon
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Asia Middle East
- Oil prices continue to rattle markets
- Flight diplomacy proves potential
- Will India's nuke policy work?
- When diplomacy works
- Taliban abduct two journalists in region close to Afghan bo
- China warns of Olympics unrest and sabotage
SACKS OF RICE GRAIN - FOOD - COMMODITY
India food grain waste revealed
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- Abu Dhabi pupils ponder possibility of life in space
- Senator helps 30 stranded Filipina maids with air tickets
- It's barbecue time for Americans despite warning
- UAE on radar
- Qualifying will not be easy, say UAE
- Keep the ACs clean to keep your home cool
Hundreds of oil tankers each year receive their payload from Iraq's Al Basrah Oil Terminal (ABOT). Mobile Security Force Detachment 22 (MSFD-22) is currently defending Iraqis oil terminals as part of a joint effort between US and Coalition Forces to provi
Iraq says competition deciding factor in oil deals
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South America Africa
- Even animals need to chill out
- US denies ransom payout for hostage release: Ambassador
- Betancourt rescue signals FARC on "brink of defeat"
- Support collapsing for Peru's mining strike
- Peru slash bans on Farfan and Pizarro
- Betancourt describes sadistic treatment at hands of captors
Republican presidential candidate Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., right, gets a blessing from Monsignor Diego Monroy Ponce as Cindy McCain looks on during his visit to the Basilica de Guadalupe in Mexico City, Thursday, July 3, 2008.
The Latin America question
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- Egypt tries to stem population growth
- Geweida blocked from Egyptian culture board
- Overlooked film extras seek respect
- 71 Somali rebels killed in clashes with troops
- Mugabe and pathology of power
- Mugabe defiant on returning home
An unidentified woman takes care of her sick grandchild in a squatter settlement near Bulawayo, Zimbabwe, Wednesday, April 2, 2008, where she was forced to relocate when 90,000 homes were demolished in a 2005 government slum clean-up campaign which affected 2.5 million people.
Robert Mugabe uses food as weapon as famine looms
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Australia Caribbean
- Dhoni's career graph on the rise
- Origin Energy rejects £13bn bid from BG Group
- Cricket: Injury forces Ponting to fly home
- Croc Dundee to tax authorities: 'Come and get me'
- Working holiday travelers need full insurance: MOFA
- Injured Ponting leaving Caribbean tour early
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Melbourne to host Formula One Grand Prix until 2015
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- Convicted vessel captain repatriated from Panama
- Rachel Kushner's 'Telex From Cuba'
- Wrist injury ends Ponting's tour
- Nigeria's Olympic plans in chaos
- Havana Hospital Boss Eulogises Late Colleague
- Bolt, Powell and Campbell to head Jamaican team
Homeless-poverty (sl1)
Revitalised hostel takes a fresh approach to homelessness
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