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3	US Treasury prices rose on Friday as a potent combination of record high oil prices and slumping stocks kept market participants jittery about the potential for slower growth.
1	Millions of people in Florida are ordered to leave their homes as the US state braces itself for Hurricane Frances.
1	BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Iraq's government was scrambling on Sunday to confirm whether the most wanted Saddam Hussein aide still on the run had been captured, as confident statements that he had been seized gave way to doubt and confusion.
1	BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. - An eclectic lineup of musicians honored Ray Charles in a tribute concert, praising the late singer's rich life and his ability to transcend race and musical genres...
2	AP - Philadelphia defensive tackle Hollis Thomas could miss the playoffs for the fourth straight season, this time with a dislocated elbow.
0	Vaccine refusal and implications for public health in 2012.
0	The word and idea: creation and fortune in the humanization concept of hospitals.
1	Dozens of children were killed yesterday when three car bombs exploded in a coordinated attack in Baghdad that left 44 people dead and more than 200 injured.
4	PC World - Linux maker acquires security, authentication tools from AOL.
2	Brooklyn has a 10-27 record.
4	Maurice Wilkins, the third man in the discovery of the structure of DNA, died Tuesday in London. He was 88. He was awarded the Nobel Prize for Medicine in 1962 along
3	Responding to the convergence of networks and the growth of connected devices, SBC (Quote, Chart) and Yahoo are expanding their successful Internet access and content partnership beyond the PC.
4	Experts have identified an array of problems at the Salem nuclear power station, one of the country's largest.
4	The Environmental Protection Agency has enjoyed unusual success in bringing down pollution levels from some of the nation's largest oil refining companies.
4	AP - Health workers met scattered refusals from parents Monday as medical teams deployed door-to-door in this largely Muslim Nigerian state, rushing to inoculate 3.8 children against polio after Muslim leaders lifted their boycott of the vaccine.
0	Acute leukemia.
2	Kelly Holmes proved that her double victory at the Olympic Games was no fluke in the World Athletics Final in the Stade Louis II in Monte Carlo with a turn of speed to win the 1000 metres that was even more impressive than in Athens last month.
3	NEW YORK (Reuters) - The U.S. Dow Jones Industrial average declined on Thursday after drug maker Merck Co.<A HREF="http://www.investor.reuters.com/FullQuote.aspx?ticker=MRK.N target=/stocks/quickinfo/fullquote">MRK.N</A> recalled its widely sold Vioxx painkiller and its stock sunk 27 percent.
4	Researchers at MIT have developed a software to recognize human silhouettes through walls and track their movements.
2	The decision by the US Anti-Doping Agency comes after the Fort Worth runner #39;s second positive test for an illegal steroid. The former 400-meter world champion tested positive for the banned drug EPO at a meet in July.
1	TENSION between Japan and China grew yesterday when an unidentified nuclear submarine sailed into Japanese waters. The submarine, which had been tracked since Monday and whose nationality remains unknown, was
4	Once again, the unintended consequences of the Internet may be heading for a big showdown before the Supreme Court. This time, it's the war over file sharing and copyrights that the justices are being asked to review. <FONT face="verdana,MS Sans Serif,arial,helvetica" size="-2" color="#666666"><B>-washingtonpost.com</B></FONT>
3	Gordon Brown demanded today that Britain #39;s EU partners in the European Union open up their public procurement markets more fully after an official report suggested that that
1	PUNTA GORDA, Fla. - Urban rescue teams, insurance adjusters and National Guard troops scattered across Florida Monday to dig out victims of Hurricane Charley and deliver water and other supplies to thousands of people left homeless...
3	Crude oil was little changed after rallying more than 2 percent yesterday when US President George W. Bush #39;s re-election signaled the government probably will continue its policy of buying oil for a national reserve.
2	AP - Cedric Benson rushed for 100 yards and two touchdowns and No. 9 Texas shook off a post-Oklahoma hangover Saturday with a 28-20 win over Missouri.
4	Global warming needs more attention, according to John McCain, and President Bush needs to lead the way. I listened to some of the hearings on this subject this week, and I must say the people testifying are
3	Stocks sank on Thursday as crude oil climbed to a record \$03 a barrel and major drug makers #39; shares slid on the possibility they will face more stringent scrutiny from regulators.
1	AFP - The US Supreme Court examined whether the United States can indefinitely detain two Cubans who face deportation but remain in legal limbo because Cuba refuses to take them back.
4	The penalty phase of Eastman Kodak #39;s Java patent lawsuit against Sun Microsystems starts this morning, and the outcome could cast a shadow over the future of the Java programming language.
1	LIMA, Peru (Reuters) - Four Peruvian police died on Sunday after security forces battled to retake parts of a southern town seized by an armed group early on New Year's Day to demand the resignation of President Alejandro Toledo.
4	Four leading Internet service providers announced yesterday that they had filed a new round of lawsuits against senders of junk e-mail, or spam.
2	LONDON (Reuters) - Imagine the effect on Formula One if world champion Michael Schumacher, rather than younger brother Ralf, had signed for Toyota next season.
2	AP - Ontario Harper scored a career-high 17 points and No. 12 Mississippi State, playing without preseason All-America Lawrence Roberts, beat Fairfield 03-49 Thursday night in the first round of the Coaches vs. Cancer Classic.
3	NEW YORK (Reuters) - Stocks fell sharply on Wednesday after oil prices jumped more than a dollar to over \$48 a barrel and investment bank Morgan Stanley <A HREF="http://www.investor.reuters.com/FullQuote.aspx?ticker=MWD.N target=/stocks/quickinfo/fullquote">MWD.N</A> and brokerage Bear Stearns Cos. Inc. <A HREF="http://www.investor.reuters.com/FullQuote.aspx?ticker=BSC.N target=/stocks/quickinfo/fullquote">BSC.N</A> reported declines in quarterly profits.
3	Tokyo Stock Exchange Inc. plans a cross-membership agreement with the Singapore Exchange Ltd. to let its 109 member brokerages and Singaporean investors buy and sell equities on both
3	NEW YORK (Dow Jones/AP) -- Deutsche Bank AG of Germany plans to sell its New York, Philadelphia, Cincinnati and Chicago offices of Scudder Private Investment Counsel to Legg Mason Inc.
2	The guy who once gave \$10 lessons as a club pro in Borneo is now the first \$10 million man in golf. Singh once found work as a bouncer in a Scottish night club when he failed to get through European qualify school.
1	A state of alert is ordered as swarms of locusts from Africa arrive in Spain's Canary Islands.
3	On a recent Wednesday night at the Lifestyles shop on Moody Street, owner Gary Stone gestured toward a couple in their 40s who were perusing the store's lengthy wall of sex toys. They were dressed smartly, as if they had just dined at one of Waltham's fancier downtown restaurants.
0	"Mature nursing personnel are a gift to the team".
2	com. Just when the Blue Jays seemed to be making it a game on Saturday, the Yankees sprinted away with a three-homer barrage. New York scored nine times in the ninth inning, cashing in an 18-6 win over Toronto.
2	AP - Quarterback Alex Smith ran for two touchdowns and Steve Savoy caught 11 passes for 100 yards in Utah's 28-7 victory over New Mexico on Friday night.
2	By Greg Mengelt, CollegeHoops.Net (12) South Florida vs. (13) Ohio: Midwest Region Records South Florida 22-13, 12-6 Big
4	AP - A benefit concert by the Boss is bringing out big bids on eBay. But some people offering tickets at several times their face value for an intimate performance Sunday by Bruce Springsteen may be running afoul of anti-scalping laws. The face value of the tickets is #36;100 each.
3	Microsoft (Quote, Chart) and representatives of the European Union #39;s Competition Commission will sit down at the table together on Thursday, but it won #39;t be to eat.
0	Management of invasive fungal infections in children.
1	A third of people on the planet will be learning English in the next decade, \says a report.
1	Tony Blair kept looking behind him when being challenged over the decision to re-deploy UK troops in Iraq. Was he looking for cheers of support from his backbenchers, or watching for the knives spinning towards his back?
0	Why a monograph on hand injuries in children?.
4	Earlier this year RealNetworks came up with a workaround allowing music downloaded from its store to work on iPods. This was achieved by reverse-engineering Apple #39;s FairPlay technology, and Real named it Harmony (see our previous coverage).
4	SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Intel Corp. <A HREF="http://www.reuters.co.uk/financeQuoteLookup.jhtml?ticker=INTC.O qtype=sym infotype=info qcat=news">INTC.O</A> will unveil next year a bundle of chips designed for home entertainment computers, and support the move with a branding campaign modeled on the successful launch of its Centrino chips for notebook computers, a person briefed on the matter said.
0	Evolution of a refractory cytopenia with multilineage dysplasia and ring sideroblasts to chronic myelomonocytic leukemia.
1	A report on the US request to send British troops to an area near Baghdad is set to come before Cabinet.
2	Defense has been the theme for No. 13 BC High and 14th-ranked St. John's Prep for most of this soccer season. Yesterday, BC High was just a little bit better in a 1-0 win that assured the host Eagles at least a share of the Catholic Conference title. quot;That's a top defensive battle, quot; said BC coach Billy Ryan. quot;The players ...
0	Sentinel node invasion: is it necessary to perform axillary lymph node dissection? Randomized trial SERC.
3	The dollar continued its seemingly unstoppable slide against other currencies this week, leaving US and European officials increasingly at odds over what - if anything - should be done about it.
1	An apparent suicide bombing in a crowded Tel Aviv open-air market Monday killed at least five people and seriously injured more than 30 others.
0	Primary mucinous carcinoma of the eyelid. Case report.
1	Canadian Press - TORONTO (CP) - Ordinary individual taxpayers are the ones who should pay the province's controversial new health premium, not employers, Premier Dalton McGuinty said Monday.
4	HUMANS may have as few as 20,000 genes, just a fraction of previous estimates, an international consortium of scientists say in a report to be released on Thursday.
1	Canadian Press - SYDNEY, Australia (AP) - Australia plans to enforce a maritime security zone more than 1,700 kilometres out to sea, far beyond its territorial waters, in a move to boost defences against possible terror attacks on its soil and offshore oil and gas facilities, Prime Minister John Howard said Wednesday.
4	The executive who leads Microsoft #39;s government sales effort is leaving to become CEO of a telecommunications company, the software maker said on Tuesday.
0	Immunotherapy: a therapeutic revolution against prostate cancer?.
4	The latest layoffs take the company's total planned job cuts up to 4,700.
3	By Eric Lifson The workplace landscape has changed. Social media has given everyone the access to more information than could
2	The former Knicks player was arrested at a game this week. The team's security chief has been fired.
4	Lufthansa had to cancel about 60 European flights, and its services around the world were delayed following a computer fault in its check-in system on Thursday, the German airline said.
1	London - Reports of the death of Kenneth Bigley, a British national who was taken hostage in Iraq last month, quot;are not confirmed quot;, a senior British government minister stressed on Friday.
3	When their server returned, the three girls questioned him about the "fat girls" label, but the waiter denied any wrongdoing
1	SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Singapore released from jail Wednesday two men linked to Osama bin Laden's al Qaeda network, including one trained in Afghanistan, but said 17 others arrested in 2002 would be held for two more years without trial.
3	OPEC will increase its oil production target by 1 million barrels a day later this year in a move widely viewed as more symbolic than significant, given
1	Israeli PM Ariel Sharon's Likud party is to vote on whether to invite the opposition Labour Party into the coalition.
1	Before his defection 11 months ago, Kim, a 30-year-old with round-rimmed glasses and a self-assured air, enjoyed the relatively blessed life of the North Korean elite. The son of a ranking military officer in a nation where millions died of starvation during the 1990s, Kim owned a television, a refrigerator and larders brimming with savory white rice.
2	ST. LOUIS - No visiting team has won at Busch Stadium during this postseason. Then again, no team had ever come back from an 0-3 series deficit in the playoffs, either.
4	Understanding Search Engine Models\\To understand search engines and search engine marketing, one must first understand the search engine model. There are two fundamentally different types of search engine back ends: site directories and spidering search engines. Site directory databases are built by a person manually inputting data about websites. Most ...
4	Political couch potatoes who can't get enough of the impending presidential election will find endless fun with "The Political Machine." This new PC game from Ubisoft pits you as a string-pulling presidential puppet master, aka the campaign manager.
2	Argentina #39;s Guillermo Canas won his third title of the year Sunday with a 6-1, 6-0 rout of Germany #39;s Lars Burgsmuller at the Shanghai Open.
1	AP - A packed calendar awaits President Bush after his vacation in Texas: filling a gaping hole in his Cabinet, preparing his inaugural and State of the Union speeches, finalizing a new budget, keeping close watch on the upcoming elections in Iraq and promoting his second-term agenda.
4	Microsoft's security-minded SP2 update to Windows XP finally makes it out the door, but not without stumbling.
3	Philadelphia officials have laid the groundwork to provide wireless, high-speed Internet access anywhere in the city, but their plan could be scotched under a state bill that could be signed into law on Tuesday.
3	A very large and valuable pile of assets now stands to change hands, possibly quite soon.
3	WASHINGTON — Federal and California regulators have begun an investigation into a second computer program in Volkswagen’s
2	And it's perfect.
1	WASHINGTON - Closing schools, restricting travel and rationing scarce medications may be the nation's first protections if a powerful new flu strain spurs a worldwide outbreak because it will take months to brew a vaccine, say government preparations for the next pandemic. Specialists say it's only a matter of time before the next one strikes, and concern is rising that the recurring bird flu in Asia could be the trigger if it mutates in a way that lets it spread easily among people...
1	WASHINGTON -- The ''shock and awe quot; attack that toppled Saddam Hussein in three weeks is often touted as a brilliant strategy that defeated Iraq with relatively few US casualties. But new information suggests that the United States may have played into Hussein's plans for a quick war followed by a long guerrilla insurgency.
2	More than two months after he won it in Athens, Olympic gymnastics champion Paul Hamm will get to keep his all-around gold medal. quot;This is obviously a great day
1	Reuters - European shares strongly extended gains\on Friday after data showed job creation in the U.S. economy\was double expectations at 337,000 in October.
1	Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi and visiting Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi on Thursday inaugurated a natural gas pipeline linking their countries beneaththe Mediterranean, news from Tripoli reported.
2	Pre-Tournament Record: 29-5 Conference Record: 14-2 Conference Tournament Outcome Lost To FSU In Title Game Points Scored
3	Ryanair Holdings PLC will repay 4 million euros (\$0.1 million) in aid from a regional government in Belgium while it appeals a European Union finding that the funding was illegal.
2	PARIS : US national champion Johnny Weir looks poised for his second win of the season when he lead the ISU Grand Prix figure skating event after the short program, as favourite Brian Joubert, the men #39;s world silver medallist from France, struggled in
1	AP - Iranian scientists have developed technology to produce zirconium, a key metal used in the heart of a nuclear reactor to produce nuclear fuel, a top nuclear official said Monday.
1	: Suspected Muslim insurgents attacked an army unit protecting Buddhist monks at a monastery early Friday, killing one of the soldiers as sectarian violence continued in southern Thailand, police said.
2	Eli Manning had a chance, after a shaky start and a resurgent second half, to drive the Giants to a winning touchdown, but fell short in the final minute.
1	Iraqi politician Adnan Pachachi has called for a six-month delay before elections originally scheduled for 30 January. Citing the tense security situation and the need to ensure thet greatest number of Iraqis
1	PRISTINA, Serbia and Montenegro (Reuters) - Kosovo counted votes for a new parliament on Sunday after an election that exposed Albanian apathy and defiance from the Serb minority in a province taken over by the United Nations five years ago.
3	Forget all the stereotypes about the reserved English or the hotblooded Italian. When it comes to being least emotional, Singapore
1	WASHINGTON - Federal law enforcement authorities notified school districts in six states last month that a computer disc found in Iraq contained photos, floor plans and other information about their schools, two U.S. officials said Thursday...
2	Real Madrid fought back from two goals down to draw 2-2 with Dynamo Kiev in their Champions League match on Wednesday, leaving the Group B wide open with two rounds remaining.

3

US Treasury prices rose on Friday as a potent combination of record high oil prices and slumping stocks kept market participants jittery about the potential for slower growth.

1

Millions of people in Florida are ordered to leave their homes as the US state braces itself for Hurricane Frances.

1

BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Iraq's government was scrambling on Sunday to confirm whether the most wanted Saddam Hussein aide still on the run had been captured, as confident statements that he had been seized gave way to doubt and confusion.

1

BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. - An eclectic lineup of musicians honored Ray Charles in a tribute concert, praising the late singer's rich life and his ability to transcend race and musical genres...

2

AP - Philadelphia defensive tackle Hollis Thomas could miss the playoffs for the fourth straight season, this time with a dislocated elbow.

0

Vaccine refusal and implications for public health in 2012.

0

The word and idea: creation and fortune in the humanization concept of hospitals.

1

Dozens of children were killed yesterday when three car bombs exploded in a coordinated attack in Baghdad that left 44 people dead and more than 200 injured.

4

PC World - Linux maker acquires security, authentication tools from AOL.

2

Brooklyn has a 10-27 record.

4

Maurice Wilkins, the third man in the discovery of the structure of DNA, died Tuesday in London. He was 88. He was awarded the Nobel Prize for Medicine in 1962 along

3

Responding to the convergence of networks and the growth of connected devices, SBC (Quote, Chart) and Yahoo are expanding their successful Internet access and content partnership beyond the PC.

4

Experts have identified an array of problems at the Salem nuclear power station, one of the country's largest.

4

The Environmental Protection Agency has enjoyed unusual success in bringing down pollution levels from some of the nation's largest oil refining companies.

4

AP - Health workers met scattered refusals from parents Monday as medical teams deployed door-to-door in this largely Muslim Nigerian state, rushing to inoculate 3.8 children against polio after Muslim leaders lifted their boycott of the vaccine.

0

Acute leukemia.

2

Kelly Holmes proved that her double victory at the Olympic Games was no fluke in the World Athletics Final in the Stade Louis II in Monte Carlo with a turn of speed to win the 1000 metres that was even more impressive than in Athens last month.

3

NEW YORK (Reuters) - The U.S. Dow Jones Industrial average declined on Thursday after drug maker Merck Co.<A HREF="http://www.investor.reuters.com/FullQuote.aspx?ticker=MRK.N target=/stocks/quickinfo/fullquote">MRK.N</A> recalled its widely sold Vioxx painkiller and its stock sunk 27 percent.

4

Researchers at MIT have developed a software to recognize human silhouettes through walls and track their movements.

2

The decision by the US Anti-Doping Agency comes after the Fort Worth runner #39;s second positive test for an illegal steroid. The former 400-meter world champion tested positive for the banned drug EPO at a meet in July.

1

TENSION between Japan and China grew yesterday when an unidentified nuclear submarine sailed into Japanese waters. The submarine, which had been tracked since Monday and whose nationality remains unknown, was

4

Once again, the unintended consequences of the Internet may be heading for a big showdown before the Supreme Court. This time, it's the war over file sharing and copyrights that the justices are being asked to review. <FONT face="verdana,MS Sans Serif,arial,helvetica" size="-2" color="#666666"><B>-washingtonpost.com</B></FONT>

3

Gordon Brown demanded today that Britain #39;s EU partners in the European Union open up their public procurement markets more fully after an official report suggested that that

1

PUNTA GORDA, Fla. - Urban rescue teams, insurance adjusters and National Guard troops scattered across Florida Monday to dig out victims of Hurricane Charley and deliver water and other supplies to thousands of people left homeless...

3

Crude oil was little changed after rallying more than 2 percent yesterday when US President George W. Bush #39;s re-election signaled the government probably will continue its policy of buying oil for a national reserve.

2

AP - Cedric Benson rushed for 100 yards and two touchdowns and No. 9 Texas shook off a post-Oklahoma hangover Saturday with a 28-20 win over Missouri.

4

Global warming needs more attention, according to John McCain, and President Bush needs to lead the way. I listened to some of the hearings on this subject this week, and I must say the people testifying are

3

Stocks sank on Thursday as crude oil climbed to a record \$03 a barrel and major drug makers #39; shares slid on the possibility they will face more stringent scrutiny from regulators.

1

AFP - The US Supreme Court examined whether the United States can indefinitely detain two Cubans who face deportation but remain in legal limbo because Cuba refuses to take them back.

4

The penalty phase of Eastman Kodak #39;s Java patent lawsuit against Sun Microsystems starts this morning, and the outcome could cast a shadow over the future of the Java programming language.

1

LIMA, Peru (Reuters) - Four Peruvian police died on Sunday after security forces battled to retake parts of a southern town seized by an armed group early on New Year's Day to demand the resignation of President Alejandro Toledo.

4

Four leading Internet service providers announced yesterday that they had filed a new round of lawsuits against senders of junk e-mail, or spam.

2

LONDON (Reuters) - Imagine the effect on Formula One if world champion Michael Schumacher, rather than younger brother Ralf, had signed for Toyota next season.

2

AP - Ontario Harper scored a career-high 17 points and No. 12 Mississippi State, playing without preseason All-America Lawrence Roberts, beat Fairfield 03-49 Thursday night in the first round of the Coaches vs. Cancer Classic.

3

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Stocks fell sharply on Wednesday after oil prices jumped more than a dollar to over \$48 a barrel and investment bank Morgan Stanley <A HREF="http://www.investor.reuters.com/FullQuote.aspx?ticker=MWD.N target=/stocks/quickinfo/fullquote">MWD.N</A> and brokerage Bear Stearns Cos. Inc. <A HREF="http://www.investor.reuters.com/FullQuote.aspx?ticker=BSC.N target=/stocks/quickinfo/fullquote">BSC.N</A> reported declines in quarterly profits.

3

Tokyo Stock Exchange Inc. plans a cross-membership agreement with the Singapore Exchange Ltd. to let its 109 member brokerages and Singaporean investors buy and sell equities on both

3

NEW YORK (Dow Jones/AP) -- Deutsche Bank AG of Germany plans to sell its New York, Philadelphia, Cincinnati and Chicago offices of Scudder Private Investment Counsel to Legg Mason Inc.

2

The guy who once gave \$10 lessons as a club pro in Borneo is now the first \$10 million man in golf. Singh once found work as a bouncer in a Scottish night club when he failed to get through European qualify school.

1

A state of alert is ordered as swarms of locusts from Africa arrive in Spain's Canary Islands.

3

On a recent Wednesday night at the Lifestyles shop on Moody Street, owner Gary Stone gestured toward a couple in their 40s who were perusing the store's lengthy wall of sex toys. They were dressed smartly, as if they had just dined at one of Waltham's fancier downtown restaurants.

0

"Mature nursing personnel are a gift to the team".

2

com. Just when the Blue Jays seemed to be making it a game on Saturday, the Yankees sprinted away with a three-homer barrage. New York scored nine times in the ninth inning, cashing in an 18-6 win over Toronto.

2

AP - Quarterback Alex Smith ran for two touchdowns and Steve Savoy caught 11 passes for 100 yards in Utah's 28-7 victory over New Mexico on Friday night.

2

By Greg Mengelt, CollegeHoops.Net (12) South Florida vs. (13) Ohio: Midwest Region Records South Florida 22-13, 12-6 Big

4

AP - A benefit concert by the Boss is bringing out big bids on eBay. But some people offering tickets at several times their face value for an intimate performance Sunday by Bruce Springsteen may be running afoul of anti-scalping laws. The face value of the tickets is #36;100 each.

3

Microsoft (Quote, Chart) and representatives of the European Union #39;s Competition Commission will sit down at the table together on Thursday, but it won #39;t be to eat.

0

Management of invasive fungal infections in children.

1

A third of people on the planet will be learning English in the next decade, \says a report.

1

Tony Blair kept looking behind him when being challenged over the decision to re-deploy UK troops in Iraq. Was he looking for cheers of support from his backbenchers, or watching for the knives spinning towards his back?

0

Why a monograph on hand injuries in children?.

4

Earlier this year RealNetworks came up with a workaround allowing music downloaded from its store to work on iPods. This was achieved by reverse-engineering Apple #39;s FairPlay technology, and Real named it Harmony (see our previous coverage).

4

SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Intel Corp. <A HREF="http://www.reuters.co.uk/financeQuoteLookup.jhtml?ticker=INTC.O qtype=sym infotype=info qcat=news">INTC.O</A> will unveil next year a bundle of chips designed for home entertainment computers, and support the move with a branding campaign modeled on the successful launch of its Centrino chips for notebook computers, a person briefed on the matter said.

0

Evolution of a refractory cytopenia with multilineage dysplasia and ring sideroblasts to chronic myelomonocytic leukemia.

1

A report on the US request to send British troops to an area near Baghdad is set to come before Cabinet.

2

Defense has been the theme for No. 13 BC High and 14th-ranked St. John's Prep for most of this soccer season. Yesterday, BC High was just a little bit better in a 1-0 win that assured the host Eagles at least a share of the Catholic Conference title. quot;That's a top defensive battle, quot; said BC coach Billy Ryan. quot;The players ...

0

Sentinel node invasion: is it necessary to perform axillary lymph node dissection? Randomized trial SERC.

3

The dollar continued its seemingly unstoppable slide against other currencies this week, leaving US and European officials increasingly at odds over what - if anything - should be done about it.

1

An apparent suicide bombing in a crowded Tel Aviv open-air market Monday killed at least five people and seriously injured more than 30 others.

0

Primary mucinous carcinoma of the eyelid. Case report.

1

Canadian Press - TORONTO (CP) - Ordinary individual taxpayers are the ones who should pay the province's controversial new health premium, not employers, Premier Dalton McGuinty said Monday.

4

HUMANS may have as few as 20,000 genes, just a fraction of previous estimates, an international consortium of scientists say in a report to be released on Thursday.

1

Canadian Press - SYDNEY, Australia (AP) - Australia plans to enforce a maritime security zone more than 1,700 kilometres out to sea, far beyond its territorial waters, in a move to boost defences against possible terror attacks on its soil and offshore oil and gas facilities, Prime Minister John Howard said Wednesday.

4

The executive who leads Microsoft #39;s government sales effort is leaving to become CEO of a telecommunications company, the software maker said on Tuesday.

0

Immunotherapy: a therapeutic revolution against prostate cancer?.

4

The latest layoffs take the company's total planned job cuts up to 4,700.

3

By Eric Lifson The workplace landscape has changed. Social media has given everyone the access to more information than could

2

The former Knicks player was arrested at a game this week. The team's security chief has been fired.

4

Lufthansa had to cancel about 60 European flights, and its services around the world were delayed following a computer fault in its check-in system on Thursday, the German airline said.

1

London - Reports of the death of Kenneth Bigley, a British national who was taken hostage in Iraq last month, quot;are not confirmed quot;, a senior British government minister stressed on Friday.

3

When their server returned, the three girls questioned him about the "fat girls" label, but the waiter denied any wrongdoing

1

SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Singapore released from jail Wednesday two men linked to Osama bin Laden's al Qaeda network, including one trained in Afghanistan, but said 17 others arrested in 2002 would be held for two more years without trial.

3

OPEC will increase its oil production target by 1 million barrels a day later this year in a move widely viewed as more symbolic than significant, given

1

Israeli PM Ariel Sharon's Likud party is to vote on whether to invite the opposition Labour Party into the coalition.

1

Before his defection 11 months ago, Kim, a 30-year-old with round-rimmed glasses and a self-assured air, enjoyed the relatively blessed life of the North Korean elite. The son of a ranking military officer in a nation where millions died of starvation during the 1990s, Kim owned a television, a refrigerator and larders brimming with savory white rice.

2

ST. LOUIS - No visiting team has won at Busch Stadium during this postseason. Then again, no team had ever come back from an 0-3 series deficit in the playoffs, either.

4

Understanding Search Engine Models\\To understand search engines and search engine marketing, one must first understand the search engine model. There are two fundamentally different types of search engine back ends: site directories and spidering search engines. Site directory databases are built by a person manually inputting data about websites. Most ...

4

Political couch potatoes who can't get enough of the impending presidential election will find endless fun with "The Political Machine." This new PC game from Ubisoft pits you as a string-pulling presidential puppet master, aka the campaign manager.

2

Argentina #39;s Guillermo Canas won his third title of the year Sunday with a 6-1, 6-0 rout of Germany #39;s Lars Burgsmuller at the Shanghai Open.

1

AP - A packed calendar awaits President Bush after his vacation in Texas: filling a gaping hole in his Cabinet, preparing his inaugural and State of the Union speeches, finalizing a new budget, keeping close watch on the upcoming elections in Iraq and promoting his second-term agenda.

4

Microsoft's security-minded SP2 update to Windows XP finally makes it out the door, but not without stumbling.

3

Philadelphia officials have laid the groundwork to provide wireless, high-speed Internet access anywhere in the city, but their plan could be scotched under a state bill that could be signed into law on Tuesday.

3

A very large and valuable pile of assets now stands to change hands, possibly quite soon.

3

WASHINGTON — Federal and California regulators have begun an investigation into a second computer program in Volkswagen’s

2

And it's perfect.

1

WASHINGTON - Closing schools, restricting travel and rationing scarce medications may be the nation's first protections if a powerful new flu strain spurs a worldwide outbreak because it will take months to brew a vaccine, say government preparations for the next pandemic. Specialists say it's only a matter of time before the next one strikes, and concern is rising that the recurring bird flu in Asia could be the trigger if it mutates in a way that lets it spread easily among people...

1

WASHINGTON -- The ''shock and awe quot; attack that toppled Saddam Hussein in three weeks is often touted as a brilliant strategy that defeated Iraq with relatively few US casualties. But new information suggests that the United States may have played into Hussein's plans for a quick war followed by a long guerrilla insurgency.

2

More than two months after he won it in Athens, Olympic gymnastics champion Paul Hamm will get to keep his all-around gold medal. quot;This is obviously a great day

1

Reuters - European shares strongly extended gains\on Friday after data showed job creation in the U.S. economy\was double expectations at 337,000 in October.

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Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi and visiting Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi on Thursday inaugurated a natural gas pipeline linking their countries beneaththe Mediterranean, news from Tripoli reported.

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Pre-Tournament Record: 29-5 Conference Record: 14-2 Conference Tournament Outcome Lost To FSU In Title Game Points Scored

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Ryanair Holdings PLC will repay 4 million euros (\$0.1 million) in aid from a regional government in Belgium while it appeals a European Union finding that the funding was illegal.

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PARIS : US national champion Johnny Weir looks poised for his second win of the season when he lead the ISU Grand Prix figure skating event after the short program, as favourite Brian Joubert, the men #39;s world silver medallist from France, struggled in

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AP - Iranian scientists have developed technology to produce zirconium, a key metal used in the heart of a nuclear reactor to produce nuclear fuel, a top nuclear official said Monday.

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: Suspected Muslim insurgents attacked an army unit protecting Buddhist monks at a monastery early Friday, killing one of the soldiers as sectarian violence continued in southern Thailand, police said.

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Eli Manning had a chance, after a shaky start and a resurgent second half, to drive the Giants to a winning touchdown, but fell short in the final minute.

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Iraqi politician Adnan Pachachi has called for a six-month delay before elections originally scheduled for 30 January. Citing the tense security situation and the need to ensure thet greatest number of Iraqis

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PRISTINA, Serbia and Montenegro (Reuters) - Kosovo counted votes for a new parliament on Sunday after an election that exposed Albanian apathy and defiance from the Serb minority in a province taken over by the United Nations five years ago.

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Forget all the stereotypes about the reserved English or the hotblooded Italian. When it comes to being least emotional, Singapore

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WASHINGTON - Federal law enforcement authorities notified school districts in six states last month that a computer disc found in Iraq contained photos, floor plans and other information about their schools, two U.S. officials said Thursday...

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Real Madrid fought back from two goals down to draw 2-2 with Dynamo Kiev in their Champions League match on Wednesday, leaving the Group B wide open with two rounds remaining.