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LONDON (AFP) - A key but controversial plank of Britain #39;s post-September 11 security policy was thrown into disarray as the country #39;s highest court ruled that detaining terror suspects indefinitely without trial violated human rights laws.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The dollar rose on Thursday as traders, short of dollars after relentlessly selling them for weeks, looked to the growing yield advantage of U.S. assets as a reason to buy back the currency before the end of the year.
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Sequelae of burns. Foreword.
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Plus: Microsoft tops its expectations...Google doubles profit year-over-year...SAP earnings beat estimates...EarthLink trims outlook...AT #38;T posts \$7.1 billion loss...Lucent sees first profitable year since 2000...EMC issues sunny report.
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In spite of a slowdown in cell-phone sales, Samsung Electronics Co. still roared to a 46-percent profit compared with the same period last year.
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Pakistani security forces have arrested more suspected militants in a series of raids following Sunday #39;s killing of a top al-Qaida leader and the arrest of two of his aides.
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A joint French, American and British anti-narcotics operation intercepted four smugglers with 880 pounds of cocaine off the coast of Colombia this week, France's Defense Ministry said Friday.
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AFP - SAP, the world's leading maker of business software, said it was not concerned by the creation of a new number two in the sector via the merger of rivals Oracle and Peoplesoft in the United States.
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Four senior executives of German chipmaker Infineon agreed to jail time and steep fines for their role in a scheme to fix prices in the memory chip market, the US Department of Justice said Thursday.
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Two years after launching its first blade server, Dell Inc. on Monday is set to launch a follow-up product: the PowerEdge 855, a server based on Intel Corp.
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House price growth continued to show signs of slowing down during September the latest figures have shown. The average cost of a home increased by 0.2 per cent during the month, following growth of only 0.1
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Online broker E-Trade Financial Corp. on Monday said its stock trading volume jumped 20.8 percent in October from the prior month on a surge in retail and professional trading activity following a summer-long slump.
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Ziff Davis - The Free Standards Group's updated standard will improve Linux code portability and interoperability, developers say, and reduce the worry of platform fragmentation.
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DEERFIELD, Ill. - Medical products maker Baxter International Inc. said Thursday it suspended flu vaccine testing being conducted in Europe after more participants than expected came down with mild fevers.
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Valeri Bojinov - Bulgarias answer to Wayne Rooney -etted twice as Lecce took a conditional Serie A lead with a 4-1 cruise past Brescia.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Housing starts rebounded sharply in July, making up almost all the ground lost in a June slump by posting their largest monthly percentage gain since September 2002, a report from the Commerce Department on Tuesday showed.
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The woman who accused Kobe Bryant of rape told investigators the NBA star ignored her entreaties to stop and said there was no doubt he heard her "because every time I said 'No' he tightened his hold around me," according to documents released Friday.
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Even Peter Garrett, former rock star and one-time darling of Greens and the Left, could not escape the fury of demonstrators as he arrived for the official launch of Labor #39;s election campaign in Brisbane yesterday.
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College field hockey: MIT at Wellesley, 3 p.m.; Salem St. at Lasell, 3 p.m.; University of New England at Bridgewater St., 3 p.m.; Wesleyan at Tufts, 3:30 p.m.; Western New England at Babson, 7 p.m.; Clark at Wheaton, 7 p.m.
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Non adherence and topical steroids.
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Hyperbaric medicine. The first certified nurses in Quebec.
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Improved transparency needed for nosocomial infections.
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Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder outcome in adults.
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College basketball -- played by (honest) professionals. Just like the olden days.
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Pharmacological sheet. Dabigatran, oral administration (Pradaxa).
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With elections just over the horizon, Viktor Orban is ramping up his attacks on migration.
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AS the West Indies players gather in Barbados for their three-week camp ahead of the short tour to Australia, an official of the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) has warned the players to expect
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President Bush plans major changes in his Cabinet if he wins a second term -- perhaps nominating the first female defense secretary and first black attorney general -- but very little change among the small group of his closest advisers.
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GAZA, Gaza Strip (Reuters) - Israeli forces ended an operation in the northern Gaza Strip less then 24 hours after they raided the area to try to stop cross-border rocket attacks by Palestinian militants, the army said Monday.
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Pediatric seizures and end-stage renal disease.
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Sindelar takes canadian open lead. Remnants of Frances force lengthy delay, with several golfers unable to finish rounds. Masters champion Phil Mickelson peers from behind a tree to learn the fate of his shot
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Newspapers in Greece reflect a mixture of exhilaration that the Athens Olympics proved successful, and relief that they passed off without any major setback.
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Coming out of isolation is at the heart of school phobia.
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If Kansas City switches conferences next year when MLS realigns due to expansion, teams such as DC United will certainly become more familiar with the Wizards.
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Symantec Corp. is fishing for dollars with a new service designed to help companies combat the ongoing epidemic of online identity theft, or "phishing," scams.
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Perfigo's products will fit into Cisco's security architecture that combines virus scanning with network policing.
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Citations: the contribution of reference management software.
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Erdosteine (Mucodox), oral administration.
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OIL prices fell more than a dollar to a three-month low yesterday as mild winter weather sapped demand in the heavy energy consuming north-east of the United States.
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Jim Pinder lost his job to India before most people had ever heard of ''offshoring. quot;
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"He felt like killing everybody in the building.”
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In a bombproof building, surrounded by police carrying sub-machine guns, the eight men charged with plotting chemical or radioactive attacks in Britain and the United States made their first appearance in court yesterday since their arrest ...
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on Friday sought a recall of many U-shaped locks after word spread that an ordinary pen could pick what had been thought to be some of the toughest locks.
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Lumbar pain of unsual cause.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Applied Materials Inc. <A HREF="http://www.investor.reuters.com/FullQuote.aspx?ticker=AMAT.O target=/stocks/quickinfo/fullquote">AMAT.O</A>, the largest maker of chip-making tools, on Tuesday said healthy spending on new semiconductor factories more than doubled revenue and re...
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AFP - English Premiership strugglers Crystal Palace were hit by a killer last minute goal as they went down 1-0 to fellow Londoners Charlton.
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Dan Olsen of Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla., shot a 7-under 60 Thursday to take a one-shot lead after two rounds of the PGA Tour qualifying tournament.
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Canadian Press - DETROIT (AP) - The man who brought the Yugo and Subaru to the United States and built a gull-wing sports car in Canada bearing his name now has a new project - selling Chinese-made cars in the United States.
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The Netherlands, Europe #39;s No. 3 natural- gas producer, will pay Exxon Mobil Corp. and Royal/Dutch Shell Group 2.78 billion euros (\$3.
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<strong>Analysis</strong> Prospects bright in the Wi-Fi arena
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Games and security programs are on a long list of software that does not work well with the Windows SP2 update.
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An explosion went off Sunday at an airport in Kenya #39;s capital, wounding at least two people Sunday and prompting authorities to seal off the facility to air traffic, witnesses said.
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China and Argentina signed five agreements in Buenos Aires Tuesday that will allow them to expand cooperation in the areas of trade, space, education, tourism and railways.
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Oil prices raced to new record highs above \$00 on Tuesday as rebel threats against Nigerian oil facilities threatened to inflict further strain on global supplies.
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Congenital spinal gibbosity evoking Pott's disease in a newborn born to a tubercular mother: report of a case and review of the literature.
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Chemistry and the paper industry.
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Breast cancer: prophylactic mastectomy and the "Angelina Jolie" effect.
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Not all Muslims are expected to fast during Ramadan.
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Russia turns to India for help setting up IT industrial parks in Moscow.
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This article was originally published on 24/7 Wall St.  When thinking of relocation, Americans consider an area’s job prospects
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Washington coach Keith Gilbertson will resign at the end of the season, The Associated Press learned Monday. A source close to the football program, speaking on condition of anonymity, said
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American histoplasmosis: clinicopathological features in immunocompetent and immunocompromised patients. A report of two cases of infection by Histoplasma capsulatum on Reunion Island.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - A top U.N. rights envoy condemned on Wednesday the arrest and jailing of opposition activists in military-ruled Myanmar and said he had received credible reports of rights violations in border areas.
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Canada raised C\$3.18 billion (\$2.49 billion) by selling about a fifth of Petro-Canada, marking the nation #39;s biggest share sale and the government #39;s exit from a 1970s-era effort to control its own energy supplies.
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On Tuesday I procrastinated worse than I had in months. I couldn't even approach my desk, and spent a large part of the day in bed. Not sick, just hiding.
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During a meeting in the Kremlin with Iraqi Prime Minister Iyad Allawi, Russian President Vladimir Putin has expressed hope that quot;the interests of Russian companies will be heeded both by the present Iraqi leadership and by the future government of Iraq
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Election time is an apt occasion for reflecting on what politicians refer to as your core values, and I hope to make that phrase meaningful for perhaps the first time. Four years turns out to be a pretty good cycle for such examinations, even beyond the political realm.
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AP - Two University of New Mexico doctoral students will star in the Discovery Channel's new show "Mummy Autopsy."
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Advanced Micro Devices(AMD) has developed a low-power chip that it thinks will make portable video players more compelling by reducing the time needed to transfer content to the devices. The company is expected to announce the chip at the International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) Monday.
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US Secretary of State Colin Powell and his Chinese counterpart Li Zhaoxing said they still supported a multinational effort to convince North Korea leader Kim Jong Il to end his nuclear
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He shot himself in the head to avoid arrest in connection with a bribery probe, authorities said.
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SYDNEY: National coach Frank Farina is relishing the prospect of Australia facing hosts Germany and two-time World Cup champions Argentina in their group at next years Confederations Cup.
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Former champion Jacques Villeneuve will have his first test for Sauber in Spain this month after a seat fitting at the Formula One team #39;s Swiss factory on Thursday.
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The best cuff for measuring arterial pressure.
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Wow.
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Seventh-seeded Russian Elena Bovina won her first title in two years by beating France #39;s Nathalie Dechy 6-2 2-6 7-5 in the final of the Pilot Pen tournament.
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The production capacity of Alcoa Inc.'s proposed aluminum plant in Trinidad is being expanded by 29 percent, the prime minister said.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Hyatt Corp. on Thursday said it agreed to buy AmeriSuites, an upscale limited-service hotel chain that it said would complement its full-service portfolio.
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Oil supply concerns and broker downgrades of blue-chip companies left stocks mixed yesterday, raising doubts that Wall Street #39;s year-end rally would continue.
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Volkswagen AG, Europe #39;s largest carmaker, had a seventh consecutive decline in quarterly profit on higher sales incentives and the strength of the euro versus the dollar.
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THE HAGUE (Reuters) - Suspects sought in a Dutch anti-terrorism raid threw a hand grenade in a standoff with police on Wednesday, injuring three officers, amid a spiral of violence following the killing of an outspoken filmmaker.
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Leeds United #39;s board have asked for proof of funding after considering a 20million takeover deal headed by Sebastian Sainsbury.
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Oracle Corp. (ORCL.O: Quote, Profile, Research) Chief Executive Larry Ellison said on Friday his company has talked about revising its current \$21-per-share offer to buy rival PeopleSoft Inc.
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Cinemas were banned in the early 1980s under pressure from Islamists as Saudi society turned towards a restrictive form of the religion.
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Oil should continue to flow from Nigeria, the world #39;s seventh largest exporter, despite a rebel threat to attack foreign oil workers in an quot;all-out war quot; due to start on Friday, multinational energy companies said.
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Coded messages on her site were tied to the Turla hacker control server.
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Before sitting down to eat, should we ask how is the animal killed?.
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Reuters - Two British entrepreneurs who founded\online dating service Udate.com and sold it last year to media\mogul Barry Diller's InterActive Corp for #36;100\million, have resurfaced to run a professionals-networking Web\start-up.
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Spending by banks and financial institutions on defending themselves against money laundering is soaring, a survey finds.
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Warburg Pincus Equity Partners and Providence Equity Partners are close to buying telecommunications-software company Telcordia Technologies Inc.
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The nation's largest e-mail providers today filed a new round of lawsuits against Internet spammers allegedly responsible for shoveling millions of junk e-mail messages into computer users' in-boxes and their instant messaging screens. <FONT face="verdana,MS Sans Serif,arial,helvetica" size="-2" color="#666666">&...
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AFP - The death toll from floods and landslides unleashed by ferocious storms lashing southwest China jumped to 143 with at least 00 more missing, state media reported.
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World News, KABUL - Voting began in Afghanistan Saturday for the first direct presidential election in the countrys history. Some 10.
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Europe is in the midst of another bout of angst about its currency, amid signs the Bush administration will tolerate a prolonged weakness in the dollar.
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Michael Schumacher #39;s Hungarian Grand Prix victory was the German #39;s 12th in 13 races this year, a Formula One record for a single season.
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AP - Forwards Lonny Baxter and Donnell Harvey were cut Thursday by Atlanta, reducing the Hawks' roster to 10 players.
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Transcultural discussion in bioethics drawn from research experience in China: building up a theoretical and methodological framework for further research cooperation.
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Still further crisis...the scene in Belgium.
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MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — The ceiling of a landmark Minneapolis concert venue partially collapsed during a show late Wednesday
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The Tehran Stock Exchange has performed magnificently, but the market's list of risks is outsized.