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LeBron hits one of his few easy jumpers LeBron James says he now understands what it means to be an Olympian Ohio
Mahela Jayawardene Sri Lanka squad unchanged for series decider International Herald Tribune
James Anderson Harmison, Anderson deliver for Pietersen� Business Day
Fishes in Oceanarium Acid seas slow urchin reproduction The Times of India
Science
Children - poverty - poor - kids - child labour - labour - india - asia - hires Chronic protein deficiency hard on kids' brains Scientific American
Animal Manure China uses manure to generate power and heat Pravda RU
Vervet Monkeys in Samburu 32 Research Monkeys Die In Accident At Nevada Lab CBS News
Fingerprint sl1 Fingerprint test can show what person has touched International Herald Tribune
Health
INDIA-GAY-RALLY Gift cards to gay opinion leaders among new strategy against HIV; promising signs in N.C. Star Tribune
Great Salt Lake Researchers study mercury in the Great Salt Lake The Charlotte Observer
Rooster - Chicken - Bird Flu - Avian Influenza GPs might take flight in bird flu crisis The Australian
Baby Fertility therapies 'offer no benefit' The Australian
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Mia Farrow Mia Farrow shows alternative 'Darfur Olympics' The Press Democrat
Josh Peck Child actors grow up fast and often successfully Scripps Howard
Bernie Brillstein Hollywood power broker Bernie Brillstein, helped create `Saturday Night Live,' dies at 77 Star Tribune
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- Georgia says Russian tanks mean 'war' in South Ossetia
- Alleged Mafia boss John 'Junior' Gotti up in court on murder
- Bank of New York faces $22 billion lawsuit in Russia
- HSBC profit slumps by 28% as US asset writedowns and bad deb
- Pelosi has found her power, in a U.S. House undivided
- Bear's death and the US way of banking
Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson speaks on the US-China economic relationship and the upcoming meeting of the Strategic Economic Dialogue, Tuesday, June 10, 2008, at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace in Washington.
Paulson still doesn't get it
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- UN voices serious concerns about US execution of Mexican nat
- French leave
- Dollar surges as markets put their money on US
- Begging is "a human right" says the Vatican
- South Ossettia leader says 1,400 killed in conflict
- Russia accuses Georgia of attack
YTL Yeni Turk Lirasi New Turkish Lira ( fa0 )
Turkish lira falls 2 pct in emerging mkts sell off
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Asia Middle East
- Beijing Olympic Games Kick Off
- On the fright train with the Film4 FrightFest
- CCTV, the new state television headquarters, will broadcast
- U.S. hints Monday deadline for North Korea will lapse
- Musharraf plans spirited defense
- Video - Olympic flame lit in Beijing
A vagrant woman eats from a lunchbox scavenged from a trash can near Beijing's Forbidden City Friday Nov. 26, 2004. China has claimed some progress in reducing poverty in rural areas but acknowledges that at least 22 million urban residents still live on incomes below the poverty level
Clearing the air in Beijing; India's downtrodden
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- The Big Read - Gamal Abdul Nasser - a Precursor of Pan-arabi
- US donates two Bengal tiger cubs to Baghdad zoo
- New string quartet piece to mark anniversary of UN Baghdad t
- Deal agreed on Sudan oil region
- Iraq's Sadr launches unarmed wing
- Car bomb kills 21 in Iraq market
President George W. Bush meets with Yamile Llanes Labrada and her daughter Shirln Garcia, pictured sitting immediately to her mother´s right, Wednesday, Oct. 10, 2007, in the Oval Office. Mrs. Labrada is the wife of Cuban political prisoner Dr. Jos
The struggle ahead
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South America Africa
- Soccer: Oly-Whites' focus turns to Brazil
- Chile's Codelco says to boost output in 2nd half
- How to do Ecuador in comfort in a week
- Ecuador's Correa seen winning tough referendum vote
- Brazil's July inflation eases more than forecast
- Morales puts mandate on line as he faces poll
Leopoldo Lopez, center, mayor of Chacao district, leads a protest against Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez in Caracas, Wednesday, Aug. 6, 2008. Hundreds of Venezuelans protested against a Supreme Court ruling barring a list of mostly opposition candidates from running in state and local elections in Novemb
Demonstrators defy Chavez
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- Gay, Asafa And Bolt Symbolize Olympics
- Shocking Monthly Water Bills
- What Keeps the Prop Turning?
- African Diaspora Presents Richie Spice
- Mbeki's Assistance to Mali Saved Timbuktu Manuscripts
- Awa Manneh's Sophomore Album Soon
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Kevin Pietersen takes no risks against steady South Africans
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Australia Caribbean
- Native Americans strike coal deal
- Rugby League World Cup squads
- Kiwi Williams ignores court order
- The torch on the Great Wall of China
- League: 49 names make the list for Kiwis train-on squad
- Swimming: Kiwis' field of dreams
Rafael Nadal takes a drink while practicing at Wimbledon, Sunday, June 22, 2008, where The All England Lawn Tennis Championships are scheduled to start on June 23
Nadal faces rocky road to gold medal
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- March over honeymoon pair murder
- Puerto Rico officer dies during FBI-led raid against kidnapp
- Britons excel at holiday complaints
- Man freed in Antigua murders probe
- Burglar feared to be sex attacker
- Post mortems for Antigua couple
Harry Redknapp, manager of English Premier League soccer team Portsmouth, center, with his new signings Sean Davis, left, and Pedro Mendes during a photocall at their Wellington training ground near Southampton, England Thursday Jan. 12, 2006
England move up to 14th in latest Fifa rankings
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