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AP - Snoop Dogg pleaded guilty Thursday to one count of felony possession of a dangerous weapon and was sentenced to 160 hours of community service and three years probation, his attorney said.
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A top Tamil Tiger and four other rebels are shot dead in government-held territory in eastern Sri Lanka.
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Il tecnico del Milan Carlo Ancelotti vuole i tre punti nell'anticipo di Siena, importanti in quanto ...
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Real Madrid has appointed former Brazil coach Wanderley Luxemburgo on an 18-month contract at the Bernabeu. Luxemburgo replaces Mariano Garcia Remon, who had just three months in charge but will now work under the club's sporting director Arrigo Sacchi.
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HealthDay - WEDNESDAY, Aug. 22 (HealthDay News) -- The powerful anti-psychotic drug Risperdal was approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration on Wednesday for use in children and adolescents who have schizophrenia or bipolar disorder.
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AP - In the shadow of Bill Clinton and his gleaming new presidential library, leaders of the struggling Democratic Party held informal discussions this week of how to come back from their devastating Election Day losses.
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Al Senato contro il ministro Padoa-Schioppa
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Diplomats at the UN make "substantial progress" towards fresh sanctions on Iran over its nuclear activities.
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AFP - French police have arrested a former officer in the Rwandan army, Marcel Bivugabagabo, accused of taking part in the 1994 genocide, an association of legal plaintiffs said Wednesday.
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Finally, it's been knocked off the books. The American women completed a sweep of the 800-meter freestyle relay with a dominating performance at the Olympic pool Wednesday night, taking down the oldest - and ...
2Europe
Flessione per le separazioni, divorzi continuano a crescere
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Boeing Co. (BA.N: Quote, Profile, Research) on Wednesday topped expectations with a 78 percent jump in quarterly profit on strength in its defense operations, and raised its earnings forecast for 2004.
0Business
Interim Haitiam Prime Minister Gerard Latortue speaks during an interview with the Associated Press in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, Saturday, Oct.23, 2004.
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AP - Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia Inc. said Wednesday it has signed a consulting agreement with reality show producer Mark Burnett to refashion the namesake founder's lifestyle television show and collaborate on other television projects.
1Entertainment
Intel announced a new tri-mode wireless module (supporting IEEE standards 802.11a, b and g) for notebooks based on Intel Centrino mobile technology.
1Entertainment
LONDON - Elton John appears to have ended his public feud with George Michael, saying, "George and I are fine." Two years ago, John said the former Wham! star was miserable and needed to get out more. Michael responded with a furious open letter saying John was no friend of his.
1Entertainment
JEDDAH, Saudi Arabia (Reuters) - Militants stormed the heavily fortified U.S. consulate in Jeddah in a brazen raid on Monday and at least nine people died in gunbattles before security forces regained control.
13World
A study published in today's Journal of the American Medical Association, indicates that elderly men who have been exposed to high levels of lead are 3.2 times morely likely to develop cataracts than those who have not had similar exposure.
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Veteran World Cup defender Eddie Pope is traded by the MetroStars to the expansion team Real Salt Lake on Tuesday for a foreign allocation and a draft pick.
8Sports
Barclays PLC, Britain's third-biggest bank, said Thursday it is on track to meet analyst expectations of a full-year profit before tax of 4.5 billion pounds ($8.5 billion, euro6.5 billion), despite a flat performance from its domestic retail banking
0Business
Reuters - New York producer John Clancy received the first Edinburgh International Festival award on Friday as the prestigious arts gala extended a friendly hand to the city's anarchic Fringe festival.
1Entertainment
Are common cockroaches carriers of disease?
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BLOOMINGTON, Ind. (Sports Network) - The Gerry DiNardo era in Indiana is over after three disappointing seasons as the university fired its head football coach on Wednesday.
8Sports
Risultati delle gare del campionato di basket Nba disputate nella notte: Miami Heat-San Antonio Spur...
4Italia
The Air Force Academy is investigating allegations of cheating by 28 freshmen and has restricted all 4,300 cadets to campus over the weekend, asking them to meet in small groups to consider "their self-image and the image of the institution," Air Force officials said.
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TEHRAN (Reuters) - President Mohammad Khatami, responding to comments by a senior U.S. official that Iran tops the list of world troublespots, said Wednesday the United States was the country which most endangered global peace.
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WASHINGTON, Mo. - Parker Hannifin Corp. has completed its acquisition of Washington, Mo.-based Sporlan Valve Co., a leading maker of refrigeration and air conditioning components and systems.
0Business
GROZNY, Russia Aug. 29, 2004 - Chechens battered by five years of war, terrorism and misery voted Sunday for a president in an election that the Russian government portrayed as step toward stability, though
1Entertainment
AFP - The African Union confirmed that Sudan's government has "formally accepted the reinforcement of the AU force" in Darfur, the western region in the grip of civil war, but denied that any accord had been signed.
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KAMPALA (Reuters) - Uganda's military said on Wednesday it had shot dead two Congolese soldiers on the volatile border between the two countries, after they tried to resist being arrested on suspicion of raping two teenage girls.
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( InfoWorld ) - Hewlett-Packard's HP Labs research center has developed a new approach to cooling datacenters by adjusting air conditioning systems to changing server loads more precisely than what's available now. HP says its Dynamic Smart Cooling (DSC) technology, which the company claims can deliver 20 percent to 45...
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Si cerca l'arma.20enne fermato figlio di consigliere Comune
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WASHINGTON, Nov 5 (AFP) - The United States on Friday defended its decision to formally recognize the "Republic of Macedonia" as the name for the former Yugoslav republic and did little to ease Greek fury at the move as it warned US citizens in Greece of
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Fort Worth-based American Airlines said its cost for jet fuel will be $1 billion higher than last year because of rising prices. Fuel costs will rise 43 percent from the previous estimate for $700 million in additional expenses.
0Business
To promote its fall lineup, ABC Television produced several preview shows that feature editors and writers from large magazines who have traded in their critics’ hats for pom-poms.
0Business
AP - Nearly $70 million in state bond money earmarked for reducing pollution was used by California dairies to expand their operations, which resulted in more pollution, according to a published report.
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PHILADELPHIA (Reuters) - Brown-Forman Corp. BFa.N BFb.N , a consumer products company best known for its wines and spirits, said on Wednesday it may sell its Hartmann Inc. unit, one of the oldest U.S. luggage makers.
0Business
Reuters - Britain and South Africa called jointly Thursday for Zimbabwe to establish a conducive environment for fair elections next year -- after the main opposition party said it would boycott them.
13World
Judging by my very random survey about the proposed West Side stadium, Jets fans believe a good tailgate party is the most important factor.
8Sports
England coach Brian Ashton pays tribute to Ireland after their record 43-13 win over the world champions.
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Reuters - South African prosecutors are drawing up fresh charges against former Deputy President Jacob Zuma after his graft trial was thrown out of court last week, the Sunday Times reported.
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ith a half-eaten sandwich next to him and looking as if he were a kindergartner suddenly promoted to the sixth grade, the 5-foot-5 Olivier Rochus recounted how he chopped down a giant yesterday in the third round of the United States Open.
11Top Stories
AP - Tony Parker says he's not a double dribbler. The San Antonio Spurs star and his wife, Eva Longoria, issued a statement Wednesday night defending their marriage against claims by a French model that she had an affair with Parker in September.
1Entertainment
Thailand struggled yester-day to evacuate thousands of traumatised foreign tourists from its once thriving holiday island of Phuket and other popular islands and beach resorts devastated by Sunday's tsunamis.
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Network Solutions, a major registrar of Internet domain names, counters accusations it's grabbing domain names after customers show an interest but before they register them.
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A officer of the Indian army dies fighting separatist rebels in Assam state, a day after being decorated.
13World
Restaurants with laid-back style arrive on the North Side of Chicago.
13World
A court cleared Premier Silvio Berlusconi of corruption charges in his long-running trial Friday, sparing Italy the embarrassment of having its leader convicted of bribing judges.
2Europe
Robby Gordon, who admitted he intentionally caused an accident last Sunday, has been placed on probation for the remainder of the 2004 Nascar Nextel Cup season.
8Sports
BERLIN (Reuters) - German Finance Minister Peer Steinbrueck reiterated his wish to see greater oversight of the hedge fund industry ahead of a key summit, but said he did not expect consensus on the matter to be reached quickly.
0Business
China holds No Car Day to reduce pollution, but impact seems minimal, at least in the capital.
10Top News
Hotel heiress Paris Hilton’s potential inheritance dramatically diminished after her grandfather Barron Hilton announced plans on Wednesday to donate 97 percent of his $2.3 billion fortune to charity. That wealth includes $1.2 billion Barron Hilton ...
1Entertainment
Gordon Cooper, one of seven original US astronauts, died yesterday at his home in Ventura, Calif., at age 77. In the 1960s, with the nation determined to prevail in a space race with the Soviet
11Top Stories
The study shows that images of fear affect the emotional part of the brain. Since the link between the emotional brain and action is stronger than the link between the visual brain and action, viewing fearful
6Sci/Tech
I know, I know. You probably ask yourself: “already?”. Okay for all the busy or retired Search Marketers out there (because you are one or the other or not a marketer ;) ), who forgot… aehm… let slip through the fact that today is the day where you are supposed to give a little present of [...]
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Reuters - A fisherman fuelled by vodka caught a 1.3-metre (4-foot) shark and wrestled it onto a jetty on Australia's south coast, suffering only small tear marks in his trousers, media reports said on Friday.
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Combinazione: 1-23-38-50-60-77, jolly 39, superstar 57
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BAGHDAD, Iraq (AP) -- The chief judge in Saddam Hussein's genocide trial was replaced Tuesday amid complaints from Shiite and Kurdish officials that he was too easy on the deposed Iraqi leader.
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Walking to school is healthier. Now, to make it safer.
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Inter Milan striker Adriano described his stunning second goal in the 3-1 home win over Udinese as a dream come true. The burly Brazil international had already put Inter 1-0 up with a ferocious 25-yard free
8Sports
US mortgage delinquencies rose in the second quarter of 2004 from the first quarter, but an improving US economy and strong home price appreciation should keep the downward trend in delinquencies intact, a US mortgage industry
0Business
A Tory policy group suggests all married couples get a £20-a-week tax break, to help mend a "broken society".
2Europe
A spate of car bombings rocked Baghdad on Thursday, killing more than 20 people, including a US soldier and two Iraqi police officers, according to Iraqi and US officials.
1Entertainment
Ethiopia's Prime Minister Meles Zenawi visits Somalia for the first since his troops helped oust Islamists.
2Europe
After two years of screening programs at the Gramercy Theater, the MOMA film department returns home this week with three series.
1Entertainment
Family time is under pressure from children watching TV and spending little time with adults, a survey suggests.
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An increasingly organised film industry is seeing the benefits of organisation.
1Entertainment
AP - An industry group says it has won a new round in a court battle with Yahoo Inc.'s China arm, which is accused of helping online music pirates.
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The Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) says the weekend elections and referendum in Belarus were seriously flawed.
1Entertainment
CINCINNATI - Chad Johnson wriggled open for a 20-yard catch that put the Cincinnati Bengals in range for Shayne Graham's 39-yard field goal and a 16-13 victory over the Miami Dolphins on Sunday night. Graham's kick with 2 seconds left completed Carson Palmer's first game-winning drive, a modest achievement on a nigh...
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The worm may have turned for Apple (Nasdaq: AAPL). After years -- decades really -- of instigating, exacerbating, or at least cheering every regulatory swipe at
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Plans afoot to improve firm's online empire Retail giant DSG has poached Tesco's operations development boss John Browett who is to join the firm as its new group chief executive.

6Sci/Tech
"Attento Silvio, poteri forti contro di te"
4Italia
PC maker Dell unveils forecast-beating results, six days after an accounting probe delayed its report.
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Lo stilista gia' realizza piccola collezione per l'azienda
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AP - Advocates for the mentally ill are questioning Houston police officers' use of stun guns on suspects with mental problems, many of whom were unarmed and then never charged with a crime.
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Reuters - Oil prices were little changed on Thursday, holding above $43 a barrel despite latest data showing rising stocks of winter heating fuels in the United States as mild weather suppressed demand.
0Business
No tickets matched all six numbers in the latest WinFall drawing, raising the jackpot for Saturday's game to $2.9 million. Saturday's $2.
0Business
Florida’s season of “sturgeon strikes” — collisions between the leaping fish and hapless boaters — is under way.
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AP - London's luxury homes are now the most expensive in the world, experts say, with foreign buyers, salary bonuses and steady interest rates driving prices up in the capital's overheated property market.
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The triumph of Jacob Zuma in the race to lead the ANC marks a stunning veto by the ruling party of the direction charted by its own leader
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Royal Dutch/Shell, one of the world's largest oil companies, agreed yesterday to pay $120 million in penalties to settle charges of corporate fraud with the Securities and Exchange Commission for overstating its oil reserves.
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· Improved transport links make Newquay a hotspot · Well-to-do young invest in apartments and lifestyle
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MILITANTS behind the deadly bombing of the Australian Embassy here plotted another major attack two months earlier. Their targets: Indonesian President Megawati Sukarnoputri, Australia's Justice Minister Chris Ellison and the region's top cops.
1Entertainment
In the aftermath of the brawl last Friday between N.B.A. players and fans, the N.F.L. sent a memo to its 32 teams about rules on security and fan-player interaction.
8Sports
A series of car bomb blasts tore through Baghdad and the northern Iraq city of Mosul on Monday, killing at least 21 people and wounding scores.
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Reuters - Iran on Monday froze sensitive nuclear work including uranium enrichment in a move likely to thwart U.S. efforts to report the Islamic state to the UN Security Council for possible sanctions.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Central Bank is determined to prevent higher oil and food prices driving up inflation more broadly, President Jean-Claude Trichet said on Wednesday.
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Jean Charles de Menezes was killed because he acted like a suicide bomber when challenged, a court hears.
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AFP - Pakistani troops Wednesday battled to flush out militants making a last stand inside Islamabad's Red Mosque after fighting that left at least 62 people dead, amid fears the toll could rise dramatically.
13World
A week to go, but Sir Alex Ferguson has already started the war of words ahead of this season's battle of Old Trafford. He described Arsenal as 'a mob who got away with murder' in the build-up to next Sunday's
8Sports
Le nuove selezioni delle imprese per diplomati e laureati. Dalla medicina estetica alla grande distribuzione, dalle compagnie aeree al credito
4Italia
Secondo gli analisti pesano le tensioni in Nigeria
4Italia
Spagna in vantaggio 2-1 sull'Italia nello spareggio per l'accesso al Gruppo Mondiale di Coppa Davis....
4Italia
The oil industry and utilities succeeded in stripping out provisions that would have cost them billions of dollars.
13World
Milan e Inter vogliono chiedere i danni al comune di Milano per i mancati incassi in campionato, ma ...
4Italia
A novembre occupazione -0,3%, miglior dato dal 2001
4Italia
Latvian Prime Minister Indulis Emsis's seven-month-old government collapsed after one member of the three-party minority coalition voted against the draft 2005 budget in parliament on concern the planned deficit was too big.
11Top Stories
"Mi sento molto tranquillo e molto felice di essere un giocatore del Milan e di poter giocare con il...
4Italia
The senior executive who oversaw the successful hybrid vehicle program died when a small aircraft he was piloting crashed into the Pacific Ocean.
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