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While the Bush administration is concerned about the wellbeing of the citizens in foreign lands and is quick to send troops to Iraq and Afghanistan to salvage the citizens of those countries from tyrants, when it comes to its own people President Bush...
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Dismissing suggestions that a coterie moved around him, Congress General Secretary Rahul Gandhi today said there was no harm in it.
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Five years ago Greg Lasrado drove a $500,000 black Lamborghini Diablo, rubbed shoulders with high-powered people such as US president Bill Clinton, lived between...
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A 40-year-old man from Östersund in northern Sweden was convicted on Friday on three counts of sexual molestation for satisfying himself on the saddles of women’s...
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A woman who risked her life saving 2,500 Jewish children from the gas chambers died yesterday aged 98.
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Swollen to ten times their normal size and weighing more than an average man, these giant pumpkins would not look out of place in a science fiction film.
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A New York City man is suing JetBlue Airways for more than $2 million because he says a pilot made him give up his seat to a flight attendant and sit on the toilet for...
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A man who allegedly photographed more than 3,000 women’s bottoms as they toured Venice has been arrested.
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Environmental and farm worker groups have now sued the Bush administration for allowing the continued use of four pesticides. They claim that the government brushed...
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The disaster in Burma presents the world with perhaps its most serious humanitarian crisis since the 2004 Asian tsunami. By most reliable estimates, close to 100,000...
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Now that the outcome of the battle for the Democratic nomination has been settled beyond a reasonable doubt, it’s worth looking systematically at the major...
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In November, 2004, when he was nineteen years old, a marine I’ll call Travis Boyd found himself about to rush the roof of the tallest building in the northern end of...
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Men, concentrated in the weakest sectors, are losing jobs in this downturn, while women make gains They eat from the same dishes and sleep in the same beds, but they...
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Barack Obama had not been in politics for long when he got his tail whipped by a veteran Chicago Congressman in his own backyard. For a brief period that followed,...
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Builders clearing land for a housing project in Colombia have uncovered an ancient burial site containing nearly a thousand tombs linked to two little-known...
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After rising to the ranks of Lt Generals in the Army and Air Marshals in the IAF, a woman is now set to head the country’s key missile project.
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Let me say, right off the mark, that I am sorry for the people who have died in the cyclone in Burma and the earthquake in China.
I feel for the loss and watch in...
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Quartet envoy Tony Blair on Tuesday unveiled a package of steps designed to allow greater movement in the West Bank, and help the Palestinian economy grow in a way in...
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South Africans have to understand the “political necessity” to accept refugees in the country, Safety and Security Minister Charles Nqakula said on...
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The appointments proved that Mr Putin, the prime minister, rather than his protégé, will be the dominant figure in the bizarre duumvirate that now rules...
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Benazir Bhutto, then prime minister of Pakistan, carried critical nuclear data on CDs in her overcoat to Pyongyang in 1993 and brought back North Korea’s missile...
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Six Indian nationals who were on their way to visit Niagara Falls were killed when their minivan spun out of control and was hit by an oncoming car on a Pennsylvania...
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In another bad sign for Hillary Clinton’s sinking campaign, the blogosphere — and the mainstream media — is all over her racially divisive comments to...
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T-Mobile USA, the fourth-largest wireless carrier in the country, said Thursday it added 981,000 customers in the first quarter, which along with an acquisition brought...
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Laughing gas can be useful during complicated dental procedures, but should every health plan be required to cover it and should health insurance cost more because of...
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The Beijing Olympic Games have run into fresh round of trouble with the United States Republican presidential nominee John McCain joining the fray.
Along with Democrat...
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Technology is spreading across the world faster than ever before and that has never been truer than in the case of automobile technology in the last few years. All...
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Not long ago many people sought a house in the tree-lined neat and tidy suburbs away from the hustle and bustle of the big cities. However, owning a big mansion in the...
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Barack Obama, struggling to win over more white Democratic voters, has said that race would not be a factor in November`s election that could make him the first black...
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If you are a Wii fan, then things could not have gotten more exciting for you than this and that is all the more true if you are living in USA. While the Japanese have...
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While the Indian multinational software giant Tata Consultancy Services earns 51 per cent of its revenue from North America, the American multinational IBM depends on...
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I never knew that the government concessions were getting to the point where you could actually get something that offers water conservation for free. Really, when you...
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There was a time in history when the electric vehicles ruled. They were the only cars on road and the ones that ran on petroleum and were just starting to make their...
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The Mealer Companies is setting up for a huge run at Green Engineering for everyday use. Green heating and cooling that will save the average user 600% in energy...
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Now even trash works on sun. Actually, a couple of decades ago many skeptics of solar energy would have told you that ‘only’ trash runs with the power of the sun....
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While wind energy market is not growing as rapidly as solar energy and that is totally understandable, the main reason for that is that windmills have been...
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Crystle Stewart of Texas has been crowned Miss USA 2008.
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The African National Congress (ANC) was designated as a terrorist organisation by South Africa’s old apartheid regime. Since that time, things changed. Apartheid...
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A throng of beauty queens vying for the Miss USA crown was cut from 51 contenders to 15 on Friday, with the lucky moving on to the swimsuit and evening gown...
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A throng of beauty queens prepared to vie for the Miss USA title on Friday, capping a comparatively scandal-free year for the headline-grabbing pageant.
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Tampa Bay Rays’ Edwin Jackson throws a first-inning pitch to a New York Yankees batter during a baseball game Tuesday night, May 13, 2008, in St. Petersburg, Fla.
