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ag2 Martina Hingis playing in the 2007 US Open on September 1, 2007, Flushing Meadows, New York Still claiming innonence, Hingis ready to move on Fox Sports
ag2 Jelena Jankovic at the US Open September 4th, 2006 during match against Svetlana Kutznetsova Tennis. Jankovic prevails again Canada Dot Com
Sri lanka - colombo - cricket ground - ssc groung - hires - am1 Afghanistan take another step towards World Cup Dawn
Eden Garden - Cricket - Ground (sk1) Five-year deal inked to organise T20 in Canada Dawn
Science
auto rickshaw on the streets of Pune, India India's humble rickshaw goes solar The Times of India
KLdy1 - obesity - obese man - overweight. (dy1) The overweight debate: Healthy and heavy? MSNBC
Nintendo Stay sharp and give your brain a workout Independent online (SA)
NASA NASA presses ahead for launch next year of big new Mars rover Newsday
Health
Betong,Thailand - Village - Children - Kids - Mother - Baby - Poor - Poverty. 85,000 children to get polio vaccination Dawn
Baby - Infant - Health Doctors recommend double vit D intake The Times of India
Fruit and vegetables, arrayed in a definitely different art form, were found at the large 2004 BEA Exhibition in the Swiss capital of Bern. Colourful and creative, the display proved to be one of the highlights of the show. Apples, aubergines, carrots, cucumbers, leeks, lettuce, pears, potatoes…………vital vitamins galore! State says juice counts as fruit in school lunches MSNBC
Great Britain and Ireland captain Nick Faldo, left, and Continental Europe Captain Seve Ballesteros Ballesteros fighting brain tumor Lexington Herald-Leader
Entertainment
Female dancers of Nigerian Afro-pop artist, Femi Kuti, and also son of the late Afro-Beat pioneer Fela Anikulapo Kuti, dance in the early hours during a show to mark the world music day in Lagos, Nigeria,Sunday, June 18, 2006. (AP Photo/George Osodi) om1 World review: Seun Kuti & Fela's Egypt 80/Femi Kuti The Observer
Library , books, Fictions, Reading The joys of reading The Philippine Star
Beer - Alcohol - Drinking Beer - Smoke - Smoking. (ps1) Festive October The Daily Tribune
Penelope Cruz Animal activists launch attack on Penelope The Times of India
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- Nicholas D. Kristof: Can this be pro-life?
- Lavrov looks beyond army pull-out
- US election: Democrats threaten to hit McCain on Iran-Contra
- US allows think tank to open office in Tehran
- Israel astronaut diary on display
- Paul Newman: Oscar-winning actor, producer and director
A Pakistani vendor waits for customers at his fruit stall in a market on the outskirts of Islamabad, Pakistan, Wednesday, Aug. 6, 2008. After years of rapid growth, Pakistan's economy is slowing and citizens are struggling with price hikes and the government is slashing fuel and food subsidies to cut the budget deficit
Pakistan faces financial crisis
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- IMF ready to help Hungary, EU says
- Czech finmin: cautious about euro entry date-media
- Chelsea Want Mikel Refund From Lyn Oslo
- European govts to guarantee inter-bank loans
- Haider 'speeding when killed'
- The house that Dan built
Reel Gold Mine
Gold up 1.3 pc as dollar falls, eyes Europe plan
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Asia Middle East
- India stocks up after assurance
- POSCO-GS, Hyundai Heavy, Hanwha bid for Daewoo
- Britain props up banks as Fed leads funding effort
- JAPAN FINANCE MINISTER SAYS WOULD CONSIDER GUARANTEEING ALL
- China Sept trade surplus hits record $29.3 bln
- No letup for Qatar after World Cup reprieve
Gandum - Tanaman - Bijirin. (ps1)
Shortage of water affecting wheat crop
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- Kuwait's Jazeera says new firm to order Airbus, Boeing
- Iraqi oil fields open to bidding
- Flying Eagles Face Sudan
- Geojit Financial to form JV in Oman
- More troops requested, amid increased attacks
- 5 more Taliban killed in Afghanistan clash
Soldiers of Pakistan's para-military force enter in a troubled area during a crackdown operation in Bara Akakheil in Pakistan's tribal area of Khyber on Saturday, June 28, 2008. Pakistani forces bombarded suspected militant hide-outs with mortar shells Saturday at the start of a major offensive against Taliban fighters threatening the main city in the country's volatile northwest, officials said.
Dozens of militants reported killed
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South America Africa
- Kaka and Robinho lead Brazil to victory
- Venezuela shuts McDonald's outlets
- Argentina win at last
- Alonso triumphs after Hamilton’s Fuji flop
- Efforts on global warming chilled by economic woes
- South America roundup: Paraguay and Argentina win
Lewis Hamilton
Hamilton feels more mature for title run-in
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- Uproar As Islamic Courts Faction Appoints 'New Chairman'
- Country at World Bank and IMF Annual Meetings
- Guinness Urges Stars to Show Greatness
- Country Storms Nakuru 7s Semis
- Church to Render Unto Caesar
- Country Joins Global Effort to Combat Blindness
1th Oct 2007. Kirkuk Iraq. Kirkuk school in tent.Jamal
Security is first test of school year in Iraq
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Australia Caribbean
- Plunging Australian dollar at five-year low
- YouTube helps you discover your inner moron
- Rout pauses, cheered by equities, c.bank moves
- National declaration's blurred vision requires retesting
- World holds its breath as bank bailouts take shape
- Extremists wouldn't target Aussies in Pakistan: Khan
Sarah Palin Kuwait 22a
Sarah Palin parodies make it big online
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- CONCACAF roundup: Costa Rica and the U.S. advance to the fin
- Developing nations blast West for failed aid promises
- 6.1 earthquake shakes Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico; no report
- Former Peace Corps volunteers upset over suspension of progr
- Cuban food sales limited and lines long, but there's enough
- Mr Reliable's ton of reassurance
Alastair Cook - Cricket - England (sk1)
Stanford game 'only about money'
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