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Michael Lohan, father of Lindsay Lohan, speaks during a faith based youth outreach event Wednesday, July 25, 2007 in New York. Lindsay Lohan,was less than two weeks out of a recovery program and was voluntarily wearing an alcohol-monitoring device when s People: Michael Lohan opens his own rehab center Denver Post
Caroline Wozniacki of Denmark plays a return shot to Virginie Razzano of France during their Eastbourne grass court tournament final tennis match in Eastbourne, England, Saturday, June 20, 2009. Wozniacki won 7-6, 7-5. Wozniacki proves worth as U.S. Open top seed San Fransisco Chronicle
Former Indian cricket team captain Anil Kumble looks on during a press conference after his arrival at his home in Bangalore, India, Monday, Nov. 3, 2008. Kumble, the third most successful bowler in test history with 619 wickets, announced his retirement at the end of the third test match against Australia in New Delhi on Sunday Champions League team profile: Bangalore Orange News
French soccer federation technical director Gerard Houllier ponders a question during a press conference of the UEFA Technical Team in Vienna, Austria, Sunday, June 8, 2008. The Euro 2008 European Soccer Championships in Austria and Switzerland kicked off on Saturday. GERARD HOULLIER TO MEET FFF CHIEF Orange News
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Nike Sports Apparel - Shoes Nike+ GPS App for iPhone Challenges All Fitness App Rivals Fast Company
Mother and her baby Parents 'more likely to suffer depression in 1st year after childbirth' Newstrack India
Baby Bottles Top scientist demands tests on food containers and baby bottles for gender-bending chemical The Daily Mail
Rebels loyal to Laurent Nkunda's movement patrol in Rutshuru, some 80 kilometers (50 miles) north of Goma, in eastern Congo, Saturday, Nov. 1, 2008. An upsurge in fighting between rebels loyal to Laurent Nkunda and the army since August has displaced more than 220,000 people in a region already home to about 800,000 more displaced. Nkunda's fighters advanced to the doorstep of Goma Wednesday, forcing U.N. peacekeepers and the bedraggled army to retreat in tanks and commandeered civilian Climate shifts 'not to blame' for African civil wars BBC News
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Homeless - poor kids and a girl on a footpath, India Four million poor children dying 'of neglect' BBC News
Google - Internet Google 'Health Speaks' for online medical info in Hindi Indian Express
Bangkok Deputy Mayor Malinee Sukavejworakit, right, and others look on from behind masks during a news conference in Bangkok, Thailand, Friday, May 1, 2009. Bangkok announced Friday that masks would be given to taxi drivers and others to pass onto passenger in a hope of preventing the spread of swine influenza. At present there has been no cases of the virus in Thailand. Flu shots for everyone? The News & Observer
Smoking Flavier, anti-smoke groups file case for graphic warnings on cigarette packs Inquirer
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Films with a funny bone rule the roost Indian Express
Katrina takes rustic turn for Tees Maar Khan Indian Express
Emraan won't turn gay at any cost The Siasat Daily
Sayali Bhagat Injured In Landslide Near Manali The Siasat Daily
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- Mexico arrests 6 in deadly Cancun bar blaze
- Abbas, Netanyahu vow to meet every two weeks for peace
- Atlantic Beach hosts hurricane parties as Earl nears
- China makes its North Korea move
- Huge snowfall caused by rare clash of weather events
- Jailed Palestinian leader says peace talks will fail
A visitor walks next to the Dome of the Rock Mosque in the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound in Jerusalem's Old City, Tuesday, Aug. 31, 2010. Heading into his first direct talks with an Israeli leader in two years, Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas said Tuesday he wants the U.S. to play an active role and believes a deal can be reached within a year, as envisioned by the U.S. However, Abbas also said it would be difficult to continue negotiating if Israel fails to extend its 10-month curb on West Bank settlement construction that ends in late September.
US reputation as a peace broker at stake
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- Cooperation Between Govt, Italy Gains New Developments
- CCA Defends Country Cultural Interest in Germany
- European stocks fall at open; London down 0.20 per cent
- Toyota to build hybrid Yaris car in France: Report
- Toyota to build hybrid Yaris car in France -paper
- French unions launch major strike over Nicolas Sarkozy's pen
File - Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou talks during a press conference with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, not pictured, in the West Bank city of Ramallah, Thursday, July 22, 2010.
Greece PM reshuffles cabinet
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Asia Middle East
- Broker's Notes: Euro dips; oil extends slide for second day
- Hu calls for more innovation, use of clean energy
- Cars surge despite traffic jams
- Hu visits residents, companies in Shenzhen
- Angelina Jolie visits flood-hit Pakistan
- Chinese boat, Japanese patrol ships collide
Indian actress & Miss World 2000 Priyanka Chopra
Priyanka's better off than boys
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- UAE football stars ready for Kuwait test
- Egyptian Ambassador Defends More Diplomacy in Conflict Resol
- Lebanese premier retracts charge against Syria
- Taliban suicide bombing kills 17 in Pakistan
- 2,000 more soldiers requested for Afghan war
- Afghan leaders consider bailout of Kabul Bank
Women suspected of having "illegitimate sex acts" or extramarital affairs are sometimes killed to protect a family's honour .
The crimewave that shames the world
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South America Africa
- Brazil Seeks New Areas for Cooperation - Diplomat
- Chevron keeps up pressure in Ecuador suit
- 34 Colombian Tribes Face Extinction Says UN Report
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- UPDATE 2-Andean CEO: Goldcorp still top bid on table
- Suriname Leader: Drug Conviction 'Almost a Joke'
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Patrick McEnroe Resigns as US Davis Cup Captain
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- Premier Bold' to Demote Max to Make Way for De Lille
- Bento Bembe Praises President's Role on Human Rights
- Electoral Registration Updating to Cover Over 700 Youths in
- Human Rights Secretary Praises Head of State's Engagement
- Namibians Do Well at Squash Masters
- Secretary of State for Human Rights Expected in Cunene
Islamist insurgent fighters take positions during clashes with Somali government soldiers and African Union peacekeepers in southern Mogadishu's Hodon neighborhood, Wednesday Aug. 25, 2010.
We Can End the War in Somalia
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Australia Caribbean
- NZ dollar climbs as Australia holds rates steady
- LanzaTech lands second China deal
- Shell: no plans to acquire Australia's Woodside-AAP
- SNAP ANALYSIS-Australia set for mine tax under Labor, Greens
- Gillard to remain as Australian PM
- Labor's Julia Gillard to form minority government in Austral
Prime Minister Kevin Rudd, center, welcomes members to the first day of Parliament watched by Deputy Prime Minister Julia Gillard, left, and and government lawmaker Anthony Albanese, right, in Canberra Tuesday, Feb. 12, 2008. Aborigines in white body paint danced and sang traditional songs in Australia's national Parliament on Tuesday in a historic ceremony many hoped would mark a new era of race relations in the country.
Gillard to form minority government
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- Tropical storm hits Mexico
- Oil extends drop as dollar gains, eyes storms
- Bahamas drops charges in Travolta extortion case
- Guatemala landslide rescue hopes fade
- FA seeks Argentina fixtures that could help England 2018 Wor
- Major Ralph Shelton obituary
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