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Haab's striae on optical coherence tomography.
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How do they feel about Phillip Fulmer and Tennessee in the state of Alabama these days? In its rawest form, the answer can be found in the feral environs of the Crimson Tide fan message boards.
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St. Louis Cardinals #39; Albert Pujols hits a two-run homer in the first inning to tie the game against the Houston Astros during Game 1 of the National League Championship Series at Busch Stadium in St.
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TORONTO (CP) -- Canadian music lovers who #39;ve been itching to get into the ITunes online music store will have the chance next month.
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Competitors are still going at it in Athens, but this time the teams are trying to write the most elegant code. By Michelle Delio.
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Workers evacuated Tuesday from the low-lying New Orleans plant where they have been scrambling to prepare external fuel tanks for the shuttles.
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Lake Buena Vista, FL (Sports Network) - Briny Baird fired a six-under 66 Friday to move to the top of the leaderboard after two rounds of the FUNAI Classic at Walt Disney Resort.
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Aircraft maker Airbus insisted on Thursday it had no intention of taking sides in a Microsoft antitrust case, even though it filed a brief in an EU court on the software giant #39;s side.
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Bibliography. Patient education.
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Discount retailer Kmart Holding Corp. said Monday that it named Aylwin Lewis as president and chief executive and a director, effective immediately.
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Some 100 former soldiers who helped lead a revolt against ousted Haitian President Jean-Bertrand Aristide seized his abandoned residence on Wednesday and said they would make it their headquarters.
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Nobody seems to care that the NHL season was supposed to have started last week in Washington and 29 other North American cities.
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Six players from both Clemson and South Carolina will be suspended for one game next season for their participation in a brawl near the end of the rivalry game November 20th.
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PHNOM PENH - Cambodians were celebrating Friday as a 01-year-old former ballet dancer prepared to become the country #39;s new king.
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"The sleeping giant nursing must wake up".
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MILAN (Reuters) - Citigroup on Friday launched a legal challenge against a restructuring plan drawn up by Parmalat, hitting back after the bankrupt food group took the world's biggest bank to court recently.
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Computer Associates International shareholders vote down a proposal to recoup money paid to top execs during an accounting scandal.
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Berkeley - A University of California, Berkeley, paleobiologist and his colleagues warn that the future of the Earth #39;s mammals could be as dire as it was between 00,000 and 10,000 years ago, when a combination of climate change and human pressure resulted
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Reduction of nursing staff influences patient survival.
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Urology.
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In the first trial of its kind, Austrian researchers have achieved success with an allergy vaccine using genetically engineered pollen. The findings are reported in this week's issue of the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
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Mahmoud Abbas, the new chairman of the Palestine Liberation Organization, won a vital vote on Thursday evening from the Palestinians #39; dominant political faction approving
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The international Cassini spacecraft began unveiling Saturn #39;s mysterious sidekick Titan with a stream of increasingly sharp pictures of the surface taken during a flyby within 740 miles of the hazy moon.
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One of the best things I like about the Internet is the boundary-less nature of this amazing network. I can check out user views of people (from here in India) around the world on the India issues.
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"It's pretty meaningless," he said.
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Outcome of embryo vitrification compared to slow freezing process at early cleavage stages. Report of the first French birth.
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Indian PM Manmohan Singh visits tsunami victims but faces more criticism over the handling of the disaster.
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Description of sexual practices of women who have sex with other women to HIV / AIDS in Abidjan (Côte d'Ivoire).
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US stocks dropped as comments from technology companies such as Cisco Systems, Hewlett-Packard and Intel failed to revive a rally that stalled after the Standard amp; Poor #39;s 000-stock index set a three-year high last week.
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The tone was light, but the dapper comedian #39;s words were sobering as he outlined his vision for regime change in leftist Venezuela.
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CALGARY (CP) - Oil giant EnCana Corp. is selling its British North Sea operations to Nexen Inc. for \$2.1 billion US and wants to dispose of its businesses in Ecuador and the Gulf of Mexico as well to focus on North America.
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A Scandinavian and a Dutch dairy announce plans to merge and create a co-operative of 21,000 farmers.
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Surgical excision of giant congenital naevi: how far can we go with surgery?.
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"Dependence": the disturbing ambivalence .
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SOUTH AFRICAN captain Graeme Smith sustained a freak injury off the field but was likely to play in the second Test against India, a team official said today.
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With a package of academic reforms in place, the NCAA #39;s next crusade will address what its president calls a dangerous drift toward professionalism and sports entertainment.
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“He talked about depression. He talked about having his name on there, and he said he was just very, very sorry.”
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Sprint Corp., which is based in Kansas and also conducts business in the Wichita area, has sold its wholesale dial-up Internet access business to Level 3 Communications Inc.
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The Common Market of the South (Mercosur) and the Andean Community (Ancom) signed a trade agreement here Monday to create the world #39;s fifth largest trade bloc.
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Thick cutaneous melanoma: mortality factors and occurrence of metastases.
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Vienna, Austria (Sports Network) - Top seeds David Nalbandian, Nicolas Massu and Rainer Schuettler were all quarterfinal losers Friday at the indoor BA-CA Tennis Trophy.
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Curt Schilling allows one hit in seven innings and Boston batters Kevin Brown in his return from a broken hand, beating the Yankees 11-4.
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SAN JOSE, Calif. - Symantec Corp. #39;s reported interest in acquiring Veritas Software Corp. for more than \$13 billion would represent the computer security giant #39;s biggest step yet beyond its core businesses
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Although Linux backers boast of a growing market share on the desktop, especially in booming regions like Eastern Europe, Latin America, and Asia-Pacific, those numbers are hugely inflated, a research firm said Thursday, because most of the PCs actually
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The teams have just finished their final preparations for the race and qualifying, in much lower temperatures than yesterday.
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VIENTIENE, Laos: Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong hopes ASEAN will be able to bring forward the deadline to become an Economic Community before 2020.
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With two teenagers at home, Larkin is worrying about how he will pay for college tuition if the cuts come. He's recruiting
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In a test case over British troops #39; alleged abuse of Iraqi civilians, a London court on Tuesday backed demands for an independent inquiry into claims a Basra hotel worker was beaten to death by UK soldiers.
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Comorbidities in patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.
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PANAMA CITY, Panama -- When US National Team assistant coach Curt Onalfo visited Panama back in July on a scouting trip, he didn #39;t know what he was going to encounter.
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AP - England's Ian Poulter, Paul Casey and David Howell, and Irishman Paul McGinley secured spots on Europe's Ryder Cup team at the BMW International on Sunday.
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A highly touted technique that uses radioactive seeds to clear clogged arteries offers no long-term benefit, according to a new study.
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Manufacturers saw their fledgling recovery stumble in July on sharp declines in the production of beer and medicines, figures showed today.
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Elon Musk would probably agree.
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AP - Al Gore on Monday accused President Bush of intentionally deceiving the public about the reasons for invading Iraq and said he is so ideologically driven that he refuses to admit #101; or even learn from #101; his mistakes.
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The UK-led Beagle 2 team maintains its Mars lander was probably lost because of unexpected atmospheric conditions during entry.
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U.S. sprinter Torri Edwards is knocked out of the Olympics for good Tuesday when an arbitration panel upholds her two-year drug suspension.
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I am expecting the Red Sox to beat the Cardinals. The Red Sox are an unbelievable team determined to achieve their goal of winning the World Series.
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Progressive neuropathy in a 60-year-old man.
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Human bite wound.
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AP - Faced with a harshly critical new report, President Bush conceded Thursday that Iraq did not have the stockpiles of banned weapons he had warned of before the invasion last year, but insisted that "we were right to take action" against Saddam Hussein.
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Americans have been stepping up their international purchases of stocks and bonds as the dollar #39;s decline has accelerated and foreign investors have slowed their buying of securities in the United States.
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A US soldier pleaded guilty at a court martial yesterday to killing a severely wounded 16-year-old Iraqi boy during fighting in Baghdad #39;s Sadr City district.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Shares of Texas Instruments Inc. <A HREF="http://www.investor.reuters.com/FullQuote.aspx?ticker=TXN.N target=/stocks/quickinfo/fullquote">TXN.N</A> rose after the market close on Thursday, after the chip maker said it plans to buy back \$1 billion in stock and boost its quarterly di...
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And it's working with other companies to scrub the internet of recruitment propaganda.
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MORE than any of the rest of the world #39;s best golfers, Phil Mickelson has often tried to do the spectacular because he thinks he will hit a magical shot.
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British troops are likely to be deployed outside southern Iraq for the first time in support of US troops in some of the worst trouble spots in the country, including Baghdad, it emerged last night.
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The U.S. presidential election is by far the most expensive political race in the world, especially when compared with countries
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Emergency department surveillance of injuries and head injuries associated with baseball, football, soccer and ice hockey, children and youth, ages 5 to 18 years, 2004 to 2014.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Carnival Corp. <A HREF="http://www.investor.reuters.com/FullQuote.aspx?ticker=CCL.N target=/stocks/quickinfo/fullquote">CCL.N</A><CCL.L>, the world's biggest cruise group, on Thursday posted a 43 percent rise in quarterly earnings as it benefited from a merger with P O Princes...
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A very disturbing evolution.
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Bradycardia as a unique sign of an increase in the extradural haematoma volume.
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Dissection of the descending aorta complicated by preeclampsia at 30 weeks of gestation: medical treatment and caesarean delivery.
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THE ghosts of Calcutta 2001 and aches of Australia #39;s over-worked bowlers have combined to ensure that New Zealand #39;s demise will be death by a thousand cuts, drives and pulls after Ricky Ponting failed to enforce the follow-on during the second Test
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PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti -- Prime Minister Paul Martin yesterday urged rival groups to disarm and political factions to settle differences so the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere can make use of international aid.
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South Africa added just 62 runs for the loss of three wickets as India pegged them back on day two of the second Test in Calcutta.
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Jenson Button will tomorrow discover whether he is allowed to quit BAR and move to Williams for 2000. The Englishman has signed contracts with both teams but prefers a switch to Williams, where he began his Formula One career in 2000.
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Nursing students win a contest by the Red Cross with their social grocery project.
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BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Islamic militants on Monday distributed a video in Iraq showing the killings of two men who identified themselves as an Italian of Iraqi origin and a Turk.
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Properties and biological roles of TET proteins during embryogenesis and in hematopoiesis.
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Turkey's PM Erdogan visits Brussels to put his case for Turkey to start formal talks on joining the EU.
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Dystocic expulsion of thoracopagus conjoined twins in the Talangai hospital, Republic of Congo.
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Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon vowed yesterday not to yield to pressure by Jewish settlers to give up his plan to withdraw soldiers and settlers from the Gaza Strip and a portion of the West Bank.
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AP - Two centuries ago, before Lewis and Clark went in search of a passage to the Pacific Ocean, David Thompson paddled the Columbia River, worked to establish a trading alliance with Mandan Indians and made maps of North America that ultimately became the guide for explorers who followed him.
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Surgical approaches for endometrial cancer? .
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Kazakhstan chooses a new parliament - currently dominated by President Nazarbayev's supporters.
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In the Andes mountains, forests cloak the ruins of a pre-Inca civilization, the size and scope of which archaeologists are only now beginning to understand.
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The Football Association has revealed England #39;s players refused to talk to the media after their win in Poland in protest at criticism aimed at them.
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Arab newspaper highlighted and commented on PLO Chairman Mahmoud Abbas #39; apology to Kuwait for the Palestinian position on Iraq #39;s 1990 invasion of Kuwait, angered by what it saw as the PLO #39;s support of the invasion.
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Vice President Dick Cheney stayed largely out of sight today, while Senator John Edwards was stumping at an Ohio rally.
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NEW DELHIRobin Hood or brutal brigand, the legend of Indias most wanted man, will no doubt live on. Koose Muniswamy Veerappan and three accomplices fell Monday
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Microsoft on Wednesday unveiled a new set of Web-based services allowing users of its MSN service to publish and track each other #39;s blogs.
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Japan #39;s Supreme Court ruled on Monday that troubled bank UFJ Holdings Inc. can pull out of a deal to sell its trust business to a smaller rival, clearing the way for a full
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Involved-node radiotherapy combined with deep-inspiration breath-hold technique in patients with Hodgkin lymphoma.
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Intel is expected to kick off its semi-annual developer forum Tuesday by demonstrating a new dual-core processor, something rival AMD showed off last week.
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As Rodrigo De Rato prepares for his first annual meeting as managing director of the International Monetary Fund in early October, he could be forgiven for feeling pleased with the shape of the global economy.
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LAKE LOUISE, Alta. (CP) - The Austrian women claimed their first victory of the season, finishing one-two in the year #39;s opening World Cup super-giant slalom race Sunday, while three Canadians finished in the top 20.
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LONDON - It #39;s our ability to run, not walk, that sets humans apart as the world #39;s dominant species, researchers say. According to an anatomical analysis by two US scientists, we #39;re built to run.
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Locoregional anesthesia for pediatric surgery in remote rural settings: experience of an NGO in Bangladesh.
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Candidemia and early catheter removal: the debate is far from closed.