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Pakistan's banned fast bowler Shoaib Akhtar arrives to face the tribunal at the Pakistan Cricket Academy on Sunday, May 4, 2008, in Lahore, Pakistan. Akhtar was cleared to resume his career outside the country, while an appeal tribunal considered his challenge to a five-year ban. Qadir goes in to bat for Shoaib The News International
Golf The health dangers of golf? Look up Palm Beach Post
Golf PGA TOUR Star, Course Designer Brad Faxon to Advocate Benefits of Axion Golf's 'Green' Building ... Insurance Newsnet
he Freetown Golf club course Golf Notebook: Jackie Burke Cup finale for juniors Houston Chronicle
Science
white-tailed eagle - sea eagle - bird - environment - nature - hires - am1 Britain's most fearsome bird of prey - the sea eagle - poised to return The Daily Mail
Technology Computer Laptop Internet Media Website.(nu1) Web sites offer real estate agent rankings Wtop
This image made available by NASA on Tuesday, Aug. 21, 2007, shows astronauts Charlie Hobaugh, left, Tracy Caldwell, center, and Canadian astronaut Dave Williams, all crewmembers of space shuttle Endeavour, as they work on the middeck of Endeavour, Satur Space station marks 10 years The Columbus Dispatch
Spider web No positive spin for spiders MIA Canberra Times
Health
daily food supplement - omega 3 - fish oil - (rt1) From vitamin C to fish oil, we sample the supplements The Times
Children in this photograph from a Nigerian orphanage show symptoms of malnutrition, with four illustrating the gray-blond hair symptomatic of kwashiorkor /ntf1 Congo-Kinshasa: Healthcare Crisis As Cholera, Malnutrition Rise Gareowe Online
Toy Gun Why we should let our children play with toy guns The Times
A Taiwan Department of Health official checks dairy product sample, Tuesday, Sept. 23, in Taipei, Taiwan. Melamine-tainted dairy products have killed four infants and sickened more than 50,000 children in China. Taiwanese officials say they are conducting a sweeping food inspection to assure consumers that local milk supplies are free of chemical contaminat China plans to overhaul dairy industry NZ Herald
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Angelina Jolie. (dy1) Voight: I'd like to meet twins News24
Michael Jackson Michael turns Muslim News24
Lindsay Lohan Lindsay Lohan and Sam row again at £20million launch party in Dubai The Daily Mail
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- Nebraska restricts safe-haven law
- Hillary Clinton agrees to be Secretary of State under Barack
- US Lockerbie families compensated
- An option for Clinton: Enhanced Senate role
- Bush and Olmert to meet over Iran's nuclear ambitions
- China deepens Latin America ties
Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates addresses the audience during the Chief National Guard Bureau transition ceremony at the Pentagon, Nov. 17, 2008.
Gates seen more likely to stay as Pentagon chief
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- Decoding the Heavens, By Jo Marchant
- New ways of seeing
- Leaders of the pack: A short history of cards
- The edges of beyond
- Where the pound is still sound
- Axe falls on historic Dijon mustard factory
No Smoking sign
Smoking ban, shaky economy wallop Dutch bars
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Asia Middle East
- Oosthuizen blitzes 62 to share Hong Kong lead
- Lightning stops South Africa v Bangladesh play
- South Africa's Harris out of Bangladesh test
- BJP gets tough with rebels, expels them
- Pearl farming in China loses its lustre as global prices div
- Aid workers pull out as Islamists hold city to ransom
Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh speaks during a press conference in Srinagar, India, Friday, Oct. 10, 2008. Police shot and killed two people and at least four protesters were wounded, as thousands of Muslims took to the streets of Indian Kashmir on Friday to protest the visit of India's prime minister, police and hospital officials said. Singh is in Kashmir to meet with pro-Indian political parties ahead of state electio
India to grow at 8%, says confident PM
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- U.S. seeks Afghan troop increase
- Kabul 30 years ago, and Kabul today. Have we learned nothing
- Simon Calder: Cuba as risky as Darfur? Don't make me laugh
- Security firms to lose immunity in Iraq
- Afghan conflict claiming more child casualties as insurgency
- Two civilians killed in Mohmand operation
President George W. Bush talks with U.S. Navy Vice Adm. Kevin Cosgriff, the commander of U.S. Naval Forces Central Command/5th Fleet, during breakfast Jan. 13, 2008, with U.S. service members as part of his visit to Naval Support Activity Bahrain.
Iraqi protesters give Bush boot over agreement for US troops to stay to 2011
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South America Africa
- Chávez faces test in regional elections
- Bush arrives for Apec summit
- Blind date
- The gift of Gabo
- Just chill
- Simon Hoggart's week: Last laugh and some chilling questions
President George W. Bush waves as he acknowledges the applause from the audience at his address Wednesday...
Bush heads for Apec summit
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- Islamists raid port in hunt for pirates
- Congo peacekeepers 'must use force to help civilians'
- Man given 169 years for race murders
- Jack Scott: Old-school weatherman famed for his magnetic sym
- Bottom of the pile to the top of the league
- Six of the best: The best sports books of the year
Bangladesh captain Habibul Bashar walks back after losing his wicket on the fourth day of the first cricket test against India at the Bir Sreshta Shahid Ruhul Amin Stadium in Chittagong, 270 kilometers (169 miles) southeast of Dhaka, Bangladesh, Monday, May 21, 2007. India declared their first innings at 387 for 8 after an overnight score of 384 for the loss of 6 wickets.
Bangladesh batsmen, weather hold up South Africa
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Australia Caribbean
- Katich comes to Australia's aid as bowlers hold sway
- My life in travel: Jonathan Agnew
- 24-Hour Room Service: Diamant, Sydney, Australia
- Storm halts South African push
- Aussie mayor wins sexism ‘award’ for ugly comment
- Montgomerie and Wilson stake claims at HK Open
Humpback whale breaching (Sanctuary Collection Photo) KLeo
Japanese whaler and ecologists set sail for annual confrontation
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- Capello puts meaning into meaningless friendly
- John Sergeant waltzes off to the Caribbean - and a lucrative
- Affluence breeds discontent
- Sandy Lane gets another facelift
- Mexican media turn on Eriksson as golden generation gets tar
- Prince William to fight pirates in Caribbean
Murali Kartik
Kartik in the thick of action
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