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Formula One driver Fernando Alonso of Spain steers his Renault during the Australian Grand Prix at the Albert Park circuit Speculation on Alonso future continues at home circuit The Independent
McLaren Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton of Britain celebrates , jsa1 Hamilton seeks to extend F1 lead in new Euro GP The Star
Women's football Redemption for Solo, U.S. women's soccer The Miami Herald
United States' softball pitcher Lisa Fernandez Women's softball dynasty comes to a sad close Chicago Sun-Times
Science
dermatology at Columbia University's College of Physicians and Surgeons, laughs during a news conference in New York Thursday, Jan. 29, 1998. Christiano has co-authored an article in Science magazine announcing the discovery a gene that causes a rare and extreme form of hair loss, a finding the authors say could one day point to better remedies for common hereditary baldness. The Pakistani man in the photograph behind her is a member of a family studied by researchers to detect the "hairless" gene. Science may one day banish bad hair days The News International
Samal Island, Philippines Climate change on forum agenda The Australian
sandwich Canada officials seek source of listeria outbreak Scientific American
Massachusetts Massachusetts faces huge costs from health law: Moody's Scientific American
Health
Obesity Extra pounds mean insurance fees for Ala. workers Philadelphia Daily News
John F. Kennedy and wife Jackie (AP-Photo/FILES/-1961-) nf2 Did Jackie Kennedy's jealous lover order the assassination of her beloved brother-in-law Bobby? The Daily Mail
Smoker Tobacco Marketing Promotes Youth Cigarette Use Healthfinder
King Fahd Road - Riyadh, Saudi Arabia Saudi ban on woman drivers may be eroding The State
Entertainment
Cellphone SMS services 'mislead young users' Sydney Morning Herald
Music Group R.E.M - REM. (dy1) On tour now: R.E.M. The Daily Mail
Terrence Howard Crossing over Philadelphia Daily News
Actor Bruce Willis and his wife, actress Demi Moore Rumer Willis goes public with new boyfriend at premiere and Demi and Bruce give their approval The Daily Mail
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- Pope calls for humanitarian corridors in Georgia
- Russia denies South Ossetia pullout under way
- McCain: Georgia conflict threatens energy supplies
- US inflation soars to 5.6% high
- Al-Qaida tape says Musharraf lets US run Pakistan
- South Ossetia refugees recall night of fear
Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton, D-N.Y., campaigns for Democratic presidential candidate, Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill., Friday, Aug. 8, 2008, in Henderson,
Clinton tells supporters to back Obama
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- Germany has interest in getting waiver for India at NSG
- Tories attempt to tackle fuel poverty
- Czechs observe sombre milestone
- Russia says Europe in new arms race
- My, my, here we go again
The Iraqi Minister of Oil, Hussain al-Shahristani called on the Prime Minister, Dr. Manmohan Singh, in New Delhi on May 25, 2007. (jsen2)
Iraq oil minister sees possible oil oversupply
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Asia Middle East
- Hurriyat leader was murdered, not killed by police
- Nikkei touches 5-mth low on global economy concerns
- JGB futures fall on profit-taking after Treasuries dip
- Land and freedom
- Lone Sydney baby whale put down
- South Korea seeks 6,000 tonnes of aluminium ingot
Tibetans Mass Peace March in India
In an uneasy peace fear haunts Tibetan monks
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- Al-Qaeda claims Algeria attacks
- 30 militants killed in battle near where French soldiers wer
- This enemy is media friendly and has a bewildering array of
- The numbers don't add up
- Time to change tack on Pakistan
- Iraqi, US negotiators draft pull-out plan
A Palestinian man holds a flag at a rally to mark the 43rd anniversary of the Fatah movement at President Mahmoud Abbas' headquarters in the West Bank city of Ramallah, Monday, Dec. 31, 2007. Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas took a newly conciliatory tone toward his Hamas rivals in a major policy speech Monday, calling for a "new page" in relations between the bitter enemies. On the wall are portraits of Abbas and late Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat.
Palestinians relaunch soccer league in West Bank
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South America Africa
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- VOLLEYBALL: Brazil to take on USA in women’s volleyball fina
- Cemex to fight nationalization at World Bank
- Around 200 small planes running on Brazilian ethanol
- Colombia's Uribe rejects bribery accusations
- More track glory beckons for Jamaicans
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Maradona slams "stingy" Brazil
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- Anti-graft police probe Nigerian stock exchange head over Ob
- Designer brings haute couture home to S.Leone
- Parole in South Africa's 'Lion's Den' case stirs anger
- Chinese build new highway to "lost" Kenya
- Bobby Williamson takes up challenge of guiding Ugandans to W
- Ousted Mauritanian PM re-arrested
Palestinian children attend classes at a United Nations school in the Shati refugee camp
ISRAEL-OPT: Palestinians return to school despite hardships
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- U.S. Open men's singles champions
- What's hot this weekend
- AirAsia X to fly to Australia-UK route next year
- Cricket: Bombs 'part of picture' for Trophy decision
- Palandri MIS investors unlikely to get money back
- Adjusting for climate change a shared task
A Qantas jet takes off over the M5 motorway in Sydney
'Qantas never crashed': airline's brand under threat
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- Cuba surfers ride the waves on donated boards
- ATHLETICS : Merritt ends Wariner’s reign in 400m
- TABLE TENNIS: Paddle trouble doesn’t halt Zhang’s march to t
- THE VINYL WORD
- Jamaicans primed for relay gold
- Jamaica hails Bolt for lightning gold strikes
Zambian workers constructing a new $300 million copper smelter in Chingola, Zambia, hg3
Copper eases as Chinese demand doubts persist
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