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Kevin Pietersen Kevin Pietersen celebrates captaincy with century The Times
Fireworks explode over National Stadium during the Beijing 2008 Summer Olympics opening ceremony in Beijing, Friday, Aug. 8, 2008. World media hails Beijing's perfect night The Guardian
Dylan Thomas ridden by Kieren Fallon, left, crosses the finish line to win the 86th Arc de Triomphe horse race, Sunday, Oct. 7, 2007 at the Longchamp course in Paris´ Bois de Boulogne. Total prize money for the Arc is US$2.54 million - euros 2 mill Keeneland hires HOK Sport to create master plan Business Journal
Olympic volunteers, foreground, watch fireworks explode over the National Aquatics Center, left, and the National Stadium, right, during a rehearsal of the opening ceremony for 2008 Beijing Olympics , Saturday, Aug. 2, 2008, in Beijing All eyes on Beijing today Manila Bulletin
Science
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
Lotus Exige S Lotus Makes Hybrids Sound Like Real Cars ABC News
The Union Minister for Communications and Information Technology, Shri Dayanidhi Maran receiving Shri Ratan Tata, who called on him in New Delhi on June 28, 2006 - india - hires - am1 Ratan Tata conferred honorary Doctorate The Times of India
Health
Grill fish Fish helps prevent dementia and stroke, but not if eaten fried The Australian
broccoli flower vegetables (sl1) Broccoli can make healthy, flavorful pesto Wtop
water - drinking water - faucet - wnhires jd1 Fluoride damages our brains: Foes Toronto Sun
Anbumani Ramadoss Health Minister Ramadoss for legalising homosexuality The Times of India
Entertainment
Woody Allen Woody ogling Scarlett isn't just sad, it's tragic The Guardian
Angus cattle on pasture.cow, Food Giants Race to Pass Wall Street Journal
"3:10 to Yuma" starring Russell Crowe, Christian Bale, Peter Fonda, James Mangold. © Lions Gate Films (js1) Bale's Batman voice getting deeper, raspier The Oklahoman
So You Think You Can Dance So SA, think you can dance? News24
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North America Europe
- 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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- Sicily: A holiday in ruins
- Georgia: The fight that is also a gamble
- South Ossettia leader says 1,400 killed in conflict
- Alitalia rescue plan would keep it Italian
- British report identifies flu, not terrorism, as primary thr
- Socceroos Stick With European-Based Squad
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
- Motorists ditching cars as gas price rises bite: MOTC
- Olympics: China's medal table campaign built on Sun Tzu's th
- Olympic Opening Ceremony spectacular sets the bar high for L
- Strike Up The Band can hit right note in Shergar Cup at Asco
- Kohli named in India’s Champions Trophy squad
- CRS report says US could use clout to help Taiwan
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We are still in the match: Gambhir
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- Iraqis excited about Olympics but regret small size of team
- Car bomb explodes in northern Iraqi city of Tal Afar, killin
- Georgian president calls troops home from Iraq amid South Os
- Car bomb strikes Iraqi city
- Tell El-Bashir the Truth
- Algerian army kill 12 rebels in ambush
Corn Farm
U.S. corn, soy fall on dollar, await USDA report
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South America Africa
- 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
- Harmison doubles up
- Lula says Brazil committed to taming inflation
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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- World Bank Stands Up for Peace
- Bread is Life on the Outskirts of the City
- From the Sidelines - Let the NPL Free
- Former Cop Gets 30 Years
- EU Softens on Continent's EPA Demands
- Dundee Showing Positive Signs At Amazulu
Kevin Pietersen
Kevin Pietersen takes no risks against steady South Africans
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Australia Caribbean
- Record $560m Ecstasy haul
- Origin will spend $71m to find oil and gas in South
- GPG sells Tower Australia stake
- Brian Gaynor: Blame the mess on a lack of self-discipline
- Will Great Britain finish above Australia on the medals tabl
- Island of hope and glory
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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- Britons excel at holiday complaints
- Man freed in Antigua murders probe
- Burglar feared to be sex attacker
- Post mortems for Antigua couple
- Diplomatic sources confirm details of Ma’s trip overseas
- Briefs2-Soccer-Baptista wants to leave Real Madrid, says age
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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