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Evander Holyfield, left, fights against Jeremy Bates during the first round of their heavyweight boxing match, Friday, Aug. 18, 2006, in Dallas. Holyfield won in the second round with a TKO. (AP Photo/Matt Slocum) (vio1) Boxing-Holyfield, 46, still wants to be undisputed champion The Star
Beijing National Stadium, Beijing 2008 Olympics --------------- Companies bank on Beijing's Olympic buildup MSNBC
sport equiptment (outdoor appointment) footwear Foot training to avoid slip-ups BBC News
ag2 Kei Nishikori and James Blake during the trophy ceremony after their final at the Delray International Tennis Championships in Delray Beach, Florida. Blake lost in the final to Nishikori an 18 year old qualifier. Federer beats Blake in exhibition match Syracuse
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The reflection of a passer-by in Times Square is reflected on the studio window of the NASDAQ Marketsite as he looks inside to the Market wall Tuesday, Sept. 30, 2008, in New York. A passer by in Times Square stops to look inside the NASDAQ Marketsite studio to check out the Market wall Tuesday, Sept. 30, 2008, in New York. Wall Street snapped back Tuesday after its biggest sell-off in years amid growing expectations that lawmakers will salvage a $700 billion rescue plan for the financial sector. But the seized-up credit markets where businesses turn to raise money showed no sign of relief. The Nasdaq composite index rose 77.34, or 3.90 pe Asian markets fall on gloomy earnings outlook myTELUS
Ginkgo(Japan) Herbal supplement Ginkgo doesn't stop Alzheimer's Scientific American
** FILE ** In this Aug. 20, 1992 file photo, comedian George Carlin performs his routine during a benefit at The Bitter End in New York. Carlin, 71, whose staunch defense of free speech in his most famous routine "Seven Words You Can Never Say On Television" led to a key Supreme Court ruling on obscenity, died Sunday June 22, 2008. He went into St. John's Health Center in Santa Monica on Sunday complaining of chest pain and died later that evening, said his publicist, Jeff Abraham. Novell GroupWise 8 Sets Benchmark for Web 2.0-Enabled Collaboration and Productivity The Examiner
Penguins - Photos and Pictures - Public Domain - Royalty Free Rare penguin took over from rival BBC News
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Hen -Bird -Bird flu -Poultry -India Pandora: Westwood lashes out at ministers The Independent
A worker slaughter the live poultry in a market in Hong Kong, Saturday, June 7, 2008. The Hong Kong government says it is culling 2,700 live poultry after it has detected the dangerous H5N1 bird flu virus strain among chickens in a marketplace. The authority has also declared the wet market an infected area Saturday due to public health reasons. It has ordered trading of live poultry in the market be suspended immediatel For West's wild horses, a dramatic rescue The Boston Globe
Mother is shown her newborn baby after a Caesarian. wnhires (js1) Beverly Hospital shelves plan to close natural birthing center The Boston Globe
GE - General Electric GE plans $2 billion in finance arm cuts next year The Times of India
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Bunches of Broccoli as ready for cooking Broccoli souffle a draw during Thanksgiving Grand Junction Sentinel
Hannah Montana Disney’s Cody Linley doesn’t make ’Dancing’ finals Boston Herald
Australian actors from left, Hugh Jackman, Nicole Kidman, Brandon Walters and David Gulpilil pose for photos following press conference for their latest movie "Australia" in Sydney, Tuesday, Nov. 18, 2008. Hollywood's "Wizard of Oz" lauded for stunning, sexy epic Canada Dot Com
*** ALTERNATE CROP OF CADB101 *** In this photo released by Rogers and Cowan, actor Tom Cruise and actress Katie Holmes pose in their wedding attire on Saturday, Nov. 18, 2006, at the 15th-century Odescalchi Castle overlooking Lake Bracciano outside of R Where's Tom? Katie Holmes celebrates her second wedding anniversary alone The Daily Mail
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- US sees long road to recovery as economic gloom spreads
- Alaskan senator Ted Stevens loses fight for re-election
- US Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson rejects carmakers aid pl
- Obama moves closer to key cabinet pick
- Lieberman may keep prized Homeland chairmanship
- Jerry Yang to quit as Yahoo boss
President George W. Bush welcomes Prime Minister Gordon Brown of the United Kingdom, to the Summit on Financial Markets and the World Economy Saturday, Nov. 15, 2008, at the National Museum Building in Washington, D.C.
Gordon Brown claims G20 success
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- Iceland £50m meeting 'positive'
- Google putting LIFE photo archive online
- Russia-Georgia set for new talks
- Brown paves way for tax cuts
- Nordic countries to lend Iceland $2.5 bln -paper
- Spain house slump sparks first contraction since 93
Italian opposition leader Silvio Berlusconi addresses journalists after meeting with the Italian President Giorgio Napolitano at the Quirinale Presidential Palace in Rome Tuesday, Jan. 29, 2008. The Italian president resumed talks with political leaders Monday after the resignation of Premier Romano Prodi last week sparked a government crisis and raised the possibility of an early vote just two years after the last general election.
Berlusconi plays ‘hide and seek’ on Merkel
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Asia Middle East
- India not world beaters - Swann
- US diplomat's ashes now at home in China
- Taliban spurn Afghan president's offer for talks
- Russia spending on rouble reached $58 bln in Sept-Oct
- FDA to open China offices after product scares
- Top Pakistan ex-commando killed
Indian stock brokers react after watching the 30-company benchmark index of the Bombay Stock Exchange, the Sensex, rise by more than 1000 points in Mumbai, India, Wednesday, Jan. 23, 2008. Indian shares surged Wednesday, rebounding from the market's two-day slide, with the benchmark index rising more than 7 percent
Sensex firm; Sterlite Ind, Reliance lead
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- Ruler of Dubai swears in 26 judges of Cassation Court
- Indian navy strikes at Somali pirates, destroys vessel
- Ships diverted after seizure of tanker
- Kuwait central bank revamps monetary policy tools
- Seventy Journalists Arrested At Demonstration Against Govern
- OPEC's Cairo meet unlikely to act-President
Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak addresses the Council on Foreign Relations prior to his meeting with President Bush, Tuesday, March 5, 2002 in Washington. Mubarak said that Israel must deal with Yasser Arafat as the sole representative of the Palestinia
India, Egypt sign extradition agreement
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South America Africa
- Amodu Assures On Colombia Friendly
- Brazil's Ronaldo considering retirement
- The Question: is 3-5-2 dead?
- Bush is right: Pass the Colombian trade pact
- John Key heads to Apec summit
- Body-heat sensors to track lost tribes: Brazil
Ankunft des chinesischen Staatspräsidenten Hu Jintao. ula1
President's Latin America tour cements Beijing's trade clout
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- Conflict leaves Congolese villagers in limbo
- Twesigye's Flopped Launch
- Why Pregnant Girls Lose Out
- Bishops' Statement on Ongoing Conflict
- Embrace Family Planning, Religious Leaders Told
- ADF Rebels Want Peace Talks
Suez Canal -- The crew maintains a close watch as the Spruance class destroyer USS Deyo (DD 989) transits the Suez Canal, from the Mediterranean Sea to the Red Sea. Deyo is the first U.S. warship to enter the Red Sea during recent movements to the Centa
Egypt Suez Canal revenues rise yr/yr to $467.5 mln in Oct
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Australia Caribbean
- US car manufacturers warn of catastrophe
- World Cup final teams unchanged
- Australian shares close off 0.7 per cent
- No apology needed, say Australians
- Aust dollar closes weaker
- Asian markets slip into the red
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Closure of solar plant casts cloud over industry
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- Bolt not the greatest yet, says coach
- Mark Cuban sits in, enjoys Mavs’ win
- Helicopter crashes in Haiti killing two Americans: Police
- Mexico try to avoid the unthinkable
- Capello takes on clubs over their withdrawal symptons
- Hu lands in Cuba as China reaches out
fruit Market in Travestere, food shops, people, sellers, Rome Italy
With seeds, water and 'plastic' UN helps Haiti offset hurricanes, food prices
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