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Top seed Roger Federer toiled to beat battling Frenchman Nicolas Thomann and reach the second round of the Thailand Open on Tuesday.
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Shares of La Jolla Pharmaceutical Co. plunged more than 00 percent Friday after the Food and Drug Administration told the drug developer it needs to conduct another study of its lead drug candidate, a lupus treatment called Riquent, prior to approval.
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The Indonesian government yesterday opened the retrial of an Indonesian cleric who is charged with leading an al-Qaida-linked group and inciting its members to carry out terrorist attacks against US interests.
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Beijing #39;s city government has cancelled a controversial purchase of Rmb29m (\$3.0m, 2.6m, 1.8m) of software from Microsoft after local rivals complained about the way the deal was handled.
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Steven Gerrard #39;s stunning late goal caps a remarkable Liverpool comeback as they beat Olympiakos Pireaus 3-1 to qualify for the knockout stages of the Champions League.
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PC World - Web servers may be vulnerable to attack, security company warns.
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Abdominal pain in a pregnant 34-year-old woman.
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Bosnians are voting in local elections - the first held by the Bosnian authorities since the end of the war in 1990.
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John Kerry said today that because of poor administration planning the war had cost taxpayers \$200 billion.
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2013 update in nephrology.
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Apple introduced iPod Photo, the newest member of the iPod family that lets you take your entire music and photo library with you wherever you go.
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Should cases of hepatocellular carcinoma be discussed by non-specialized multidisciplinary team meetings?.
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MIAMI Monday night #39;s 92-82 victory over the Atlanta Hawks provided Heat fans at AmericanAirlines Arena their first opportunity to offer thanks for the arrival Shaquille O #39;Neal.
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Epidemiological profile of uterine fibroids in the region of Sidi Bel Abbes, Algeria.
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Consumer group Which? warns against buying 3G handsets in the UK due to a limited network.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - Secretary of State Colin Powell is to seek South Korean support Tuesday for a U.S. hard line on North Korea after China said Washington must be more flexible to entice the reclusive state back to nuclear arms talks.
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Reuters - While the Boston Red Sox celebrated\the end of 86 years of frustration by winning the World Series\on Wednesday, the St. Louis Cardinals had to deal with some new\frustrations of their own.
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BANDA ACEH, Indonesia (Reuters) - Survivors huddle in clearings without food or shelter above the water-damage line all along the tsunami-ravaged coast of Indonesia's Aceh province, and corpses float for miles out to sea.
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InfoWorld - Sun Microsystems on Monday night posted a prerelease, "snapshot" version of Java 2 Standard Edition 6.0, code-named Mustang, which represents the next generation of the Java platform. #160;
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General Motors Acceptance Corp. plans to sell \$2.7 billion of securities backed by auto loans on Wednesday, a person familiar with the deal said on Tuesday.
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THE shaky camera focuses on a bound and blindfolded man, stripped bare except for his camouflage army trousers. A man with a knife appears behind him, grabs his hair and slices his throat, hacking his head off and placing it on his back.
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Eight years ago, Andrew Murray survived the Dunblane massacre. Now, the 17-year-old has just become the first British player to win the junior US Open.
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Loneliness and adolescence: clinical implications and outlook. Literature review.
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Iranian President Mohammad Khatami reiterated on Saturday that Iran would never seek nuclear weapons but was determined to develop peaceful nuclear technology, the official IRNA news agency reported.
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German computer chipmaker Infineon Technologies AG has agreed to plead guilty to price fixing and will pay a \$160 million fine, the Justice Department announced yesterday.
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Russian oil giant Yukos has reportedly lost a court case against the sale of its main production unit.
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Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez announced that his country began on Sunday to levy 16.6 percent of taxes on foreign companies which are extracting crudes from the Orinoco oil field.
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Former Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic has ended his opening statement in his war crimes trial, arguing he did nothing wrong.
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TESSA JOWELL should visit Atlantic City, New Jersey, the former equivalent of Blackpool, if she thinks casinos will regenerate run down resorts and provide jobs for the locals (News, last week).
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Acute myelomonocytic leukemia eosinophilic revealed by acute pancreatitis.
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BOUAKE (Reuters) - Government warplanes and helicopter gunships pounded rebel-held towns in northern Ivory Coast for a second day on Friday, fueling fears of a slide into all-out war in the world's top cocoa grower.
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An Arab-Israeli television producer for CNN was abducted at gunpoint by a group of Palestinians yesterday after being pulled from a network van in Gaza City.
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Desktop search means a new battle for dominance between a wide field of competitors, and the warfare has begin. The technology promises users an incredibly fast way to search for data on their drives.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Three Japanese ministers paid homage at a controversial shrine for war dead Sunday, the 09th anniversary of Japan's World War II surrender, a move that drew anger from Asian neighbors.
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In sharp contrast to last month #39;s barrage of critical patches, Microsoft has offered up just one quot;important quot; fix for users to implement in its scheduled round of security updates for November.
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Pheochromocytoma discovered during pregnancy.
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Current state of compensation of on-duty and on-call urologists in France: a study from AFUF.
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All-Pro left tackle Jonathan Ogden signed a new seven-year contract Thursday with the Baltimore Ravens. The deal should allow the seven-time Pro Bowler to finish his career with the Ravens.
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Arsenal are held to a draw in Norway, despite Freddie Ljungberg's sixth-minute opener.
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"We never know what will come. So we are very proud about what has taken place last night, and we feel we are on the right
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A capsule look at the 10 drivers eligible for The Chase for Nextel Cup: 1. Jeff Gordon (0,000 points), No. 24 DuPont Chevrolet, 2004 winnings: \$4,992,170 -- Enters NASCAR's inaugural playoff as points leader after vaulting ahead of Hendrick Motorsports teammate Jimmie Johnson with a third-place finish in last Saturday...
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Neither 12 years in the league nor nine trips to the Pro Bowl could prepare Willie Roaf for what he did, saw and felt on this history-making day.
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AP - Several major insurance companies are named in a class-action lawsuit alleging they conspired with California insurance broker Universal Life Resources to steer business the broker's way in exchange for kickbacks, according to court papers.
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Description: Drug maker Merck knew about the health risks of taking the pain medication Vioxx long before it pulled the drug from the market, The Wall Street Journal reports.
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Software giant tailors new version of office suite for small-business users.
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jobs go at oracle after takeover oracle has announced it is cutting about 5 000 jobs following the completion of its $10.3bn takeover of its smaller rival peoplesoft last week. the company said it would retain more than 90% of peoplesoft product development and product support staff. the cuts will affect about 9% of t...
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Second (AL East) wild card winner; def. Anaheim in ALDS; def. NY Yankees in ALCS; def. St. Louis in World Series. The curse is finally dead, as
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MONTREAL (Reuters) - Ryan Smyth scored twice and Martin St Louis had a goal and an assist for the second straight game as Canada eased to a 0-1 win over Slovakia in round-robin play at the World Cup of Hockey on Wednesday.
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PARIS (Reuters) - A small parcel bomb exploded outside the Indonesian embassy in Paris before dawn on Friday, slightly injuring 10 people and shattering windows, but officials said they had no clues to the motive.
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Logitech's new mouse is as comfortable on opaque glass as it is four-wheeling over rough desk surfaces.
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NEW YORK - A day after giving Boston ace Curt Schilling a pounding, the New York Yankees look to take a 2-0 lead over Pedro Martinez and the Red Sox in Game 2 of the American League Championship Series on Wednesday night. Meanwhile, the National League Championship Series gets underway when the Houston Astros take on t...
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OTSU (Japan): World number-one Annika Sorenstam shot into the history books with a solid nine-stroke victory in the Mizuno Classic yesterday, becoming only the second player to win an LPGA event four years in a row.
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Many of the dead suffocated in the chaos as guests and staff tried to flee choking smoke at the complex.
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The girls had been kidnapped by the militant group a month ago.
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By TARA BURGHART CHICAGO (AP) -- When Rueben Martinez became a barber in the Los Angeles area, his love of literature inspired him to lend out books for customers. He noticed that few books made their way back to him...
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Drugs "look-alike, sound-alike": an important issue in infectious diseases.
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Websites which reunite old flames may be contributing to the highest UK divorce rate for seven years.
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Fans streamed out of the Meadowlands quite early the last time the New York Jets and Miami Dolphins played on Monday night. They had little reason to stay.
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NEW YORK (Sports Network) - Texas Rangers relief pitcher Frank Francisco was suspended for the rest of the 2004 season Friday by Major League Baseball after tossing a chair into the stands and hitting two fans in the head earlier this week.
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London, England (Sports Network) - Arsenal midfielder Gilberto Silva will be shut down for at least one month as he attempts to recover from a back injury.
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NEW YORK -- The IT planners began working 18 months ago, evaluating the buildings that would contain 4,800 delegates and twice as many journalists at this week's Republican National Convention in New York. From the start, they agreed on one major infrastructure issue: No wireless.
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Communicating value isn't about a list of things you do or products you offer. It isn't even enough to share stories about people who have used your product or service or become involved in your cause.
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Treasury Secretary tells IMF that economic outlook is bright but #39;cannot rest on our laurels. #39;. WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Treasury Secretary John Snow said Saturday the outlook for global economic growth is good
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Patrick Ramsey will start tonight when the Redskins face the Rams, a team looking to rebound from a 24-7 loss Monday at Kansas City.
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EUROGAMER is reporting that Vivendi has informed its retail partners this week of the release dates for the long-awaited Half-Life 2, putting to bed speculation that the court case currently ongoing between Vivendi and Valve would delay the games release
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Consumers need protection from misbehaving companies.
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Computer Associates International Inc. (CA) avoided a revolt at its annual meeting on Wednesday, when shareholders voted down a proposal requesting that the company #39;s board adopt a policy of revoking executive
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LONDON : Arsenal #39;s Brazilian international midfielder Edu broke the toe on his right foot in Tuesday #39;s 3-1 League Cup win over Everton at Highbury.
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Treatment of vaginal prolapse and urinary stress incontinence.
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Microsoft has said the next release of Windows will still be worth the upgrade, even though Longhorn has been stripped of its unified file system and some of its other key technologies will be available for Windows XP and Windows Server 2003.
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Italy says it has no intention of withdrawing its 3,000 troops from Iraq in the face of demands from kidnappers who have seized an Italian journalist.
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Wal-Mart Stores Inc., the world #39;s largest retailer, said US sales at stores open at least a year are rising within its forecast after four months of disappointing results.
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Lightning strike and lesions outside the brain: Clinical cases and a review of the literature.
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Kerr-McGee Corp. plans to shut down its Savannah, Ga., pigment sulfate production, resulting in charges of \$70 million to \$80 million in the third quarter.
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Shoutout to mom, too.
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WASHINGTON Nov 12, 2004 - The Expos cleared another logistical hurdle in their move to Washington on Friday, announcing an agreement with Ticketmaster to handle ticket sales.
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Surgical management of localized trichoblastic carcinoma of the conchal bowl by means of a retroauricular revolving door island flap.
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Starting in October, the company will begin selling higher-speed cards that transfer data at rates of up to 80mbps.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - The yen remained under strong pressure on Tuesday after oil prices hit record highs, raising concern about the impact on Japan's import-dependent economy.
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An affiliate of Colony Capital LLC will buy Harrah #39;s casinos in East Chicago, Ill., and Tunica, Miss., and Caesars-owned Bally #39;s casino in Tunica and the Atlantic City Hilton in New Jersey for \$1.
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Vivendi Universal increases its stake in Morocco's national telecoms business, days before it is partially floated.
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At least two Iraqis were killed in clashes today between US troops and insurgents in the restive city of Ramadi, as a militant group claimed it had executed 11 members of the Iraqi National Guard.
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As the end of regulation neared Monday night at Staples Center, a visiting scout watched coach Doc Rivers go through a series of fiery paroxysms and asked, quot;Is Doc always this emotional? quot; Yes, but as Rivers watched the Celtics rally from a 12-point, fourth-quarter deficit, his display was clearly different.
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The impact of therapeutic management on survival of elderly women with endometrial cancer.
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The COO of the team said focus should be on cities like Baltimore are suffering, rather than ballpark protocols following the protests.
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Fly from New York to Colombia on Monday, be with your wife as she has surgery, make sure things are OK there, fly to Boston overnight on Tuesday and hit a game-winning home run in the 12th inning on Wednesday.
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New ways of believing in globality.
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Will Bynum might have had to find his own way home if No. 3 Georgia Tech had let this one get away. Luke Schenscher made a pair of free throws with 20.9 seconds left, BJ Elder made three 3-pointers
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Computer chip maker Infineon Technologies AG posted a 10 percent drop in net profit for the fourth quarter after taking large charges to cover potential civil claims from US and European antitrust actions, the company said Tuesday.
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The transfer of scientific knowledge in clinical practice.
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Quality of life linked to health in medical economic studies.
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(CBS/AP) US forces backed by helicopter gunships killed 22 insurgents, including several Arabs, in southern Afghanistan, the US military said Monday.
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NewsFactor - Microsoft (Nasdaq: MSFT) has announced that the shipping date for SQL Server 2000 has been delayed -- a development bound to prompt an outcry from users anticipating what is the pivotal product in Microsoft's server portfolio.
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Respiratory distress revealed a DRESS syndrome.
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Insurgents in Baghdad struck a police station and a mosque at dawn Friday, killing at least 30 people and wounding nearly as many.
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Carl Wayne, the lead singer of influential 1960s pop group the Move, dies at the age of 61 after battling cancer.
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GREEN BAY, Wis. - Janel McCarville had her usual double-double down low, but it was two big outside shots from the guards that made the difference for No.
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Evaluation of microalbuminuria and lipid profile among type 2 diabetics.
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Sep. 03, 2004 From the September 06, 2004 CRN. Microsoft #39;s decision to cut WinFS out of the Longhorn Windows client upgrade for 2006 is causing a crisis of confidence in the channel.
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Development and validation of patient's knowledge measurement tools: The model of the Questionnaire de Connaissances sur l'Asthme destiné aux Patients Adultes (QCA-PA).