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• School Bans Hugging...


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• Iran 'shelling targets deeper inside northern Iraq'...


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• REPORT- Saddam asked Bush for $1bn to go into exile...


• New-Home Sales Tumble...


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• UNDERNEATH BOOMING CITIES, CHINA'S WATER DRYING UP...


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• Disney to End Cellphone Service


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• NASA asteroid probe launched from Florida


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• Euro soars to record 1.4130...


• NASA aims to put man on Mars by 2037...

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• Romney Wins Mackinac Straw Poll


• Has Google Plans to Lay a Pacific Cable-


• NY Times says discount for Petraeus ad was mistake


• Cuba's Castro Recuperating, Angolan Leader Says After Meeting

• Fed surprises with half-point rate cut


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• Microsoft resumes bashing open source

• Fed may cut key interest rate


• Foreclosures soar in August


• China bank attracts record funds


• British government attempts to stop bank panic...


• Iran criticizes France over war warning


• Russia warns West over use of force in Iran


• La. to buy 19,000 ruined homes


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• N. Korea denies Syria nuke ties


• Mozilla tries Firefox recipe with Thunderbird


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• Hugo Chavez Threatens to Take Over Schools


• MICROSOFT FACES THREAT OF FRESH PROBES AFTER EU COURT DEFEAT...


• Hillary's health care plan has no answers for illegals...

• Spy chief- China, Russia spying on US


• PAPER- Pentagon develops list of 2,000 bombing targets in Iran...


• UK BANK SEEKS TAKEOVER AS SAVERS PUSH IT TO BRINK...


• Clinton to Unveil $110 Billion-Per-Year Health Care Plan...


• Oil hits new record at $81.01 per barrel...


• AMD announces chip with three 'brains'


• Yahoo opens up social networking site

• F-18 Pilot Shows You How To Become A Fighter Pilot In The U.S. Military


• USB Missile Launcher

• Plane crashes, splits in two in Thailand; 66 killed


• The World According to Alan Greenspan


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• Woman's death raises questions about gene therapy


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• Apple Details $100 Credit for Early iPhone Buyers


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• Former Federal Judge May Replace Gonzales


• Fed rate cut may spark recovery on Wall Street


• Fed funds show market conditions still unusual


• Greenspan's shock- oil behind Iraq invasion


• Petraeus encounters opposition even among some superiors


• Giuliani mocks Hillary claim to be Iron Lady


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• Thompson Courts Gun Advocates in Florida


• The Bank of America's ATM heist


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• Spend The Income Or the Assets-


• The Certificates Are Safe, but They Can Also Tie Up Money


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• Child cholesterol screening urged

• Transcript of President Bush's 9/13/07 Address to the Nation


• Insight into The United States's National Debt


• $8B in pork clogs US infrastructure plans


• New York Times Rewrites Iraq War History

• North Korea Denounces Alleged Israeli Attack on Syria


• Oil Hits $80 a Barrel for First Time...


• DOLLAR DECLINES TO RECORD LOW AGAINST THE EURO...


• 'Nuke sites spotted in Syria'...


• Over 500 scientists published studies countering global warming fears...


• Ahmadinejad- Israel 'cannot continue its life'...


• EARTH MAY SURVIVE SUN'S DEMISE IN 5 BILLION YEARS...


• The iPhone Unfettered


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• Canadian government concerned about Google ‘Street View’ maps


• Vitamin D could help people live longer


• Study links diabetes drug to heart failure


• Clinton may still get funds from donors tied to Hsu


• Candidates split over Iraq strategy
  
  
  
  

• Fidel Castro says U.S. fooled world over 9/11


• Fidel Castro warns of coming global recession


• Bush 'to announce Iraq troop cut'


• Pill use 'may cut risk of cancer'


• Countrywide may cut up to 12,000 jobs


• Oil prices hit all-time high


• Computers May Soon Be Smarter Than Humans


• Senate OKs $1 billion to repair bridges


• Some mortgage ads may violate law


• Airlines given scheduling ultimatum

• Iran fighting 'proxy war in Iraq'...


• Sabotage blamed as blasts rip Mexico pipelines


• Mexican Trucks Begin Deliveries Beyond US Border 


• Colombia- Most-Wanted Drug Lord Captured


• Chip Implants Approved for Human Use Linked to Cancer in Animals...


• Housing Market Slump Forces Couple To Open Brothel...


• Fed's Lockhart- Looking at Consumers


• 3M CEO sees opportunity in credit crunch


• Fed Officials Suggest Division Over Interest-Rate Cut 


• PETRAEUS COOL UNDER FIRE


• UK to propose banning 'energy-guzzling' plasma TVs...


• Colin Powell- Terrorists are not greatest threat to nation...


• Poll- Thompson Takes Four Point Lead Over Giuliani...


• AMD Launches Barcelona


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• SanDisk Launches 16GB Video MP3 Player


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• Skype users targeted by virus


• Shot Taken on 9/11 Takes a Toll on Photographer


• Toyota May Need New China Auto Plant, Kinoshita Says 


• Injuries, Deaths Tied to Consumer Drugs Rise Sharply


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• Hi-tech Camera Takes to Skies in Fossett Search


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• U.N. Nuke Inspector Is Unsure About Iran


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• UNIVISION claims they are #1 network among all adults 18-34 for the first time...


• Limits proposed on fast-food restaurants...


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• U.S. Mars rovers survive severe dust storms


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• 'Spooky' quantum communication

• Bill Clinton kept secret audio tapes in sock drawer...


• Ahmadinejad Says USA 'Racing To Hell'...


• OSAMA RAMBLE- INSANE TAXES, GLOBAL WARMING AND MORTGAGES!


• Pakistan on alert before Sharif's planned return


• Another Blackberry outage


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• AMD's New Microprocessor to Be Unveiled


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• Romney Says al-Qaida Leader Deluded...


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• Oil price tests at all-time high; Pressure on OPEC rises...


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• Bush Bad Day at Sydney Opera House...


• PAPER- Petraeus, Seeing Gains in Iraq as Fragile, Is Wary of Cuts...


• US force levels in Iraq swell to all-time high...


• MTV to Debut Bisexual Dating Show...


• San Fran drafting legislation for ID cards -- for illegals!

• New Bin Ladin clues from recent videotape 


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