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Kaia Kanepi in action on Day 6 of the 2010 US Open at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center Queens, New York September 4, 2010 Kanepi beats Peng in Brussels Open final Newsday
Juan Monaco Juan Monaco gives Roger Federer cause for concern ahead of French Open Sky Sports
New Zealand's batsman Stephen Fleming walks out for 66 in his last test for his team against England on the fourth day of the third international cricket test, McLean Park, Napier, New Zealand, Tuesday, March 25, 2008 ‘Playing in the final is motivation enough’ The Hindu
Board Of Cricket Control Of India (BCCI) proposes Rahul Dravid's name for Khel Ratna Award Dravid insists on finding the truth to restore sanity The Hindu
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Childhood Obesity Obesity in children linked to parents' marital status Newstrack India
Indian laborers handle Orange at Mechua wholesale fruit market, in the eastern city of Kolkata on 15 may 2013. This market is the largest fruit market in Eastern India and exports fruit to Bangladesh, USA and European countries. Amazing and unknown benefits of Vitamin C Newstrack India
A close coupled cistern type flushing toilet. 5 ways that urine can help save humanity Treehugger
The Ministry of Agriculture called in thousands of chicks in poultry farms for fear of transmission of the "bird flu" in Deir al-Balah , which had been smuggled in through border tunnels between Egypt and Gaza on February 05, 2013. Director of Veterinary in Gaza Nabil Goda has notified local authorities that over 10 thousand chickens, imported through Egypt smuggling tunnels, will have to be culled in fear of bird flu.Photo by Ahmed Deeb / WN Immunity in humans against new bird flu virus low The Times of India
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The Ministry of Agriculture called in thousands of chicks in poultry farms for fear of transmission of the "bird flu" in Deir al-Balah , which had been smuggled in through border tunnels between Egypt and Gaza on February 05, 2013. Director of Veterinary in Gaza Nabil Goda has notified local authorities that over 10 thousand chickens, imported through Egypt smuggling tunnels, will have to be culled in fear of bird flu.Photo by Ahmed Deeb / WN New bird flu strain may be capable of spreading from human to human: study Sun Sentinel
Snacks Cured horse meat Dutch arrest meat works owner in horse meat probe Lexington Herald-Leader
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- Guatemala's ex-president extradited to US
- Who, what, why: How safe are US road bridges?
- 'Soldier' killed in London attack
- Physician dismisses force-feeding concerns
- US and Chinese leaders to hold summit in California
- Texas to take BP and Halliburton to court
Secretary of Defense Leon E. Panetta and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Martin E. Dempsey take questions from the press in the Pentagon Briefing Room August 14, 2012.
Syria crisis: US rues Russian missiles sent to Damascus
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- Swiss police clash with protesters
- Girl power no longer a novelty at Indy 500
- What to Watch on Sunday at the French Open
- Correction: France-Cannes Notebook story
- Rome mayor faces battle in Italy local elections
- 'Knee deep in mud at an English festival? Give me Spain any
Military boots are laid in tribute outside the Woolwich Barracks, in London, Friday, May 24, 2013, in response to the bloody attack on Wednesday when a British soldier was killed in the nearby street.
Woolwich murder sparks anti-Muslim backlash
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Asia Middle East
- President urges central varsities to set up innovation centr
- Shukla’s unfulfilled ambitions put on a pause
- Hitting the spot-light
- Ex-Justice Raveendran to head News Broadcasting Standards Au
- U.S. Shift Poses Risk to Pakistan
- Sci-tech groups to take new social roles
Burmese Rohingya refugees are seen on a bus as they arrive for demonstration outside the office of the U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Wednesday, Dec. 3, 2008.
Two child limit imposed on Myanmar's Rohingya
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- Syrian opposition struggles for unity as battle rages
- World Cup vote must be rerun unless Qatar improves treatment
- Hezbollah, Syrian government forces advance in border town
- Arab spring nations face delayed economic recovery - IMF
- Hezbollah chief commits to victory in Syria
- Arab spring nations face delayed economic recovery: IMF
In this photo released by the Syrian official news agency, SANA, a Syrian man stands inside a burnt room of al-Ikhbariya TV station which was destroyed after being attacked by gunmen, in the town of Drousha, about 20 kilometers (14 miles) south of Damascus, Syria, Wednesday, June 27, 2012.
Syria fight rages amid pressure for talks
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- Bérénice Bejo: 'The Artist was a gift. But I thought I was r
- Wines of the week: two Europeans and a taste of Chile
- Peruvians put on face paint and colourful bright wigs for Cl
- Brazil's golden boy Neymar is ready for Barcelona
- Wave of public rapes in Brazil stirs outrage
- Brazil 'to write off' almost $900m of African debt
Views over Auckland International Airport, Auckland City, New Zealand,
Runway lights wrecked
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- Deadly clashes rock Guinea ahead of poll
- British police arrest three over soldier's killing
- Kerry makes 1st official sub-Saharan Africa trip
- State plans to deport Africans with expired visa
- How Uganda's female writers found their voice
- Tony Blair is asked to help secure release of mining employe
Guinean soldiers assisting police patrol the mostly Peul suburb of Bambeto in Conakry, Guinea, Tuesday Nov. 16, 2010, as groups of UFDG youth set up barricades. A de-facto curfew is in efffect in the area, residents staying inside, one day after it was announced that RPG candidate Alpha Conde had won Guinea's tense presidential election. Conde received 53.5 per cent of the 2.89 million ballots cast. His opponent, Cellou Dalein Diallo, got 47.5 per cent of the votes. A total of 4.2 million citizens had registered to vote.
At least five killed as Guinea protests escalate
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Australia Caribbean
- Rugby: Lions' Hartley in danger of missing Australia tour
- Woman, 54, found dead in Sydney home
- Lions all the more eager for victory in Australia after thre
- Sergio García puts Tiger Woods slur behind him at PGA Champi
- Dylan Hartley out of Lions unless panel accepts abuse was fo
- Matt Kvesic's selection for England marks return of the spec
A woman checks a mobile phone in front of an electronic stock indicator in Tokyo, Wednesday, Nov. 30, 2011. Asian stocks fell Wednesday after a meeting of Europe's finance ministers failed to stem fears that the euro currency union is hurtling toward a breakup.
Investors need to keep close eye on inflation
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- Paola Morena takes 1-shot lead going into final round of 12
- England's versatile quartet to replace old rearguard
- Injured Vettori scores lucrative deal
- Gay rolls to New York win as Richards-Ross waits
- IAAF Diamond League-Adidas Grand Prix Results
- Leadership questioned as Lantigua goes AWOL
Guatemala's former dictator Jose Efrain Rios Montt stands in court before the judge enters to announce the verdict for his genocide trial in Guatemala City, Friday, May 10, 2013.
Was there genocide in Guatemala?
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