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Breast cancer in woman younger than 35 years in Tunisia: retrospective study about 124 cases.
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Google has backtracked. It now admits it's been blocking Windows Phone 8 users from accessing Google Maps. Read more on Business
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Colin Montgomerie walked off the 18th green in a tie for the lead with Tiger Woods at the Target World Challenge on Friday.
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MICROSOFT IS facing a fresh onslaught over alleged antitrust activities, with authorities in San Francisco and Los Angeles claiming that its products have adversely affected civil servants and local government functionaries.
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The airline's tone-deaf public relations response to its most recent controversy demonstrates disregard for customers.
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Telekom Austria AG plans to buy Bulgaria #39;s largest wireless company, MobilTel EAD, for 1.10 billion euros (\$1.0 billion), adding 3 million subscribers in a nation where less than half the population has a cellular phone.
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Now that YouTube has revealed that curation is core to their strategy of contextualizing video content, and curators will be paid, leaders in the Fair Use and Remix community are taking notice.
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Why should antibiotic therapy be avoided in case of acute infectious diarrhea?.
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Doing more to earn more: cesarean sections based on three cases of exemption from payment in Senegal.
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Ben Curtis came out of nowhere to win the 2003 British Open, one of the biggest upsets ever in a major championship. Almost immediately, nowhere found him again.
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AP - Minnesota at Detroit (7:30 p.m. EST). The Timberwolves, who had the Western Conference's best regular-season record last season, meet the defending NBA champions.
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Afghanistan #39;s election had problems ranging from delible ink to untrained poll workers, but those flaws did not tarnish the remarkable accomplishment of a nation, which only three years ago was under control of the oppressive Taliban, holding its first
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Ovarian tumor markers of presumed benign ovarian tumors.
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ATHENS, Greece - Michael Phelps had a front-row seat at the pool, and made Olympic history without ever getting wet. Decked out in a white shirt, khaki shorts and flip-flops, Phelps led cheers and waved an American flag while his teammates did all the work in the 400-meter individual medley Saturday night...
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Ductal carcinoma in situ treated with radiation therapy and additional boost.
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PHILADELPHIA -- For 24 years, there had been nothing but nightmares for Harvard's football team inside Ben Franklin's haunted house. The second-chance field goal on a mysterious roughing-the-kicker penalty that beat the Crimson in 1982. The missed field goal on the last play that cost them the title in 2000. The blowou...
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It now feels amazing how we have lived without this particular feature since ages now. Google introduced desktop searching to the world in spite of the fact lesser-known products existed since a long time.
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The Australian nurses in France during the Great War.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Alcoa Inc. <A HREF="http://www.investor.reuters.com/FullQuote.aspx?ticker=AA.N target=/stocks/quickinfo/fullquote">AA.N</A> on Tuesday said it plans to declare force majeure to its customers due to a temporary shutdown at its Jamalco refinery in Jamaica and damage to the port from w...
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SPACE.com - Sitting \on nbsp;the nbsp;hill of an alien world millions of miles from home, a hardy
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We often benchmark companies to learn best practices, but in people management, we rarely benchmark our practices by looking at high-performing individuals.
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Video games. A time-honored way to put off homework, spend time with friends, and rewire our brains.
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Michael Vaughan is hoping that England #39;s tour of Zimbabwe will benefit his younger players despite the controversy surrounding the series.
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ATLANTA Delta Air Lines today released new details on the up to 69-hundred jobs it plans to eliminate starting January first. Delta earlier this year announced it #39;s dropping Dallas-Fort Worth International
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Hypersexuality associated with aripiprazole: a new case and review of the literature.
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Why didn #39;t Bush outright prohibit the research, if he truly believed destroying embryos is killing? BY RAMESH PONNURU. Ramesh Ponnuru is a senior editor at the National Review.
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A fatal laryngeal lesion.
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InfoWorld - Caymas Systems made its formal debut Monday, releasing three identity-driven access gateways designed for control of internal and external access to enterprise data and applications.
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The Palestinian elections committee said Saturday that Israel #39;s arresting of a Palestinian presidential candidate is unconcealed interference.
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AP - The government was accused Saturday of misleading the British public over plans for postwar Iraq after a newspaper reported that Prime Minister Tony Blair was warned a year before the invasion that postwar stability would be difficult.
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Félicien M. Steichen. M.D., F.A.C.S. (1926-2011). Portrait of a surgeon.
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British Police say there was no threat to a Greek airliner that was forced to make an emergency landing in London after a bomb threat.
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Uncommon lesion of the breast.
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Southwest Airlines of Dallas said Monday it will eliminate 88 scheduled flights to free up planes for more profitable routes. The discount carrier said the schedule change should
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Keratitis-Ichthyosis-Deafness syndrome (KID) in a Togolese child born from a consanguineous marriage.
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Boston Scientific Corp. could face tougher competition in markets for cardiac products if talks between two of its largest competitors lead to a merger, analysts and investors said.
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COLIN Montgomerie believes the strength in depth of the European Ryder Cup team will give captain Bernhard Langer more flexibility than any of his predecessors when the 2004 match begins next week.
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BEERSHEBA, Israel -- Beersheba is a city of humble origins. Once known as a biblical oasis, it became in its later incarnation a desert backwater.
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Competence in and uses for information technology at the Training Institute in Nursing.
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The mother of one of the survivors told Sky News, "He said it seemed to lose power and there was no time to brace. They just
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3D ultrasound guidance for prostate biopsy with MRI-image fusion.
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NAJAF, Iraq (Reuters) - An Iraqi peace delegation has urged a radical Shi #39;ite cleric to call off his uprising in the city of Najaf, where US troops have been pounding militia positions near the country #39;s holiest Islamic sites.
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VIA #39;s graphics chip subsidiary, S3, will see its GammaChrome 3D part appear in retail boards in the Far East in Q4, the company #39;s CFO said today.
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Surgical management of an uveal effusion in a nanophthalmic patient: a case report.
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Evaluation of the SD BIOLINE TB Ag MPT64 Rapid® for the diagnosis of tuberculosis.
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BRUSSELS: India is all set to open talks on Monday to forge a strategic partnership with the European Union, a status so far restricted to just five big countries.
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A Wednesday evening storm damaged a high school near Vermontville, the National Weather Service said. No injuries were reported in the incident at Maple Valley High School.
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Wrexham today breathed a huge sigh of relief after being given a stay of execution by the High Court - but the Coca-Cola League Two club have been given just two weeks to sort out the crisis or face a winding-up order.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. stocks barely moved above the unchanged mark on Wednesday as crude oil prices touched a record over \$02 per barrel, boosting oil stocks.
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Unanticipated difficult extubation.
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Vikings receiver Randy Moss will miss his first game as a pro on Monday night against the Colts with a recurring hamstring strain that requires rest.
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ANNAPOLIS ROYAL, Nova Scotia - A hydroelectric plant in Nova Scotia remained closed Tuesday after a wayward humpback whale swam through the underwater gates connecting the facility with the Atlantic Ocean.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Federated Department Stores Inc. <A HREF="http://www.investor.reuters.com/FullQuote.aspx?ticker=FD.N target=/stocks/quickinfo/fullquote">FD.N</A>, parent of Macy's and Bloomingdale's, posted higher-than-expected quarterly earnings on Wednesday and said it was encouraged by October s...
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Celiac disease: not just for children.
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AP - The United States has agreed to delay the planned withdrawal of 12,000 troops from South Korea by three years to 2008, a news agency reported Wednesday.
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The Department of Defense is handing out contracts for a project to record what soldiers see and do in battle zones. The new initiative closely resembles another, called LifeLog, that the Pentagon scrapped months ago. By Noah Shachtman.
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People who love to hike find taking along a four-legged companion can have physical benefits for both ends of the leash. Studies show people are more successful at losing weight when they do it with a friend. What better friend than a dog to provide company and keep a person on track.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Ben Broussard belted a two-run homer to give the Cleveland Indians a 5-2 win over the Minnesota Twins to salvage a split of a unique doubleheader on the final day of the regular season on Sunday.
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<strong>IDF Fall '04</strong> Sampling silicon right now
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Could this be an end to broken links? New software replaces and updates links on Web pages.
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Technorati states that Japan is strongly associated with whale meat even though it is not considered a delicacy by most Japanese
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Walgreen Co. (WAG.N: Quote, Profile, Research) , the top US drugstore chain, on Tuesday reported higher October sales, but growth at rival Rite Aid Corp.
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“Because Kim Jong Un keeps launching missiles, I just think: ‘Oh, there goes another one,’” one Seoul resident said.
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Iran again vowed to continue enriching uranium, in a potential setback to a European plan to ease the nuclear standoff with Tehran by offering sales of nuclear fuel and a trade deal as incentives.
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Contribution of occupational medicine to social medicine.
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The nation #39;s home builders, real estate salespeople and mortgage bankers stood by their man in the presidential election, and now they hope he stands by his housing agenda during the next four years.
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A Diabetes Collective to improve screening and prevention.
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Storage vendors StorageTek and Adaptec this week will boost their offerings with products that further decentralize data and storage for branch and remote offices.
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ENGLANDS Paul Casey and Luke Donald clinched the World Cup by one shot in Seville. The pair trailed Spain by one at the start of the final day but fired a closing alternate-shot 64 for 31 under to overhaul the local favourites.
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Reuters - RealNetworks Inc. on Tuesday halved\prices for songs downloaded from its online music store to win\customers for new technology that has rankled rival Apple\Computer Inc.
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The South Korean Unification Ministry said Nov. 24, 2004, that North Korea gave a visiting UN official a #39;very positive message #39; about resuming stalled six-way talks on its nuclear programs.
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WASHINGTON - John Kerry's Vietnam War service records run to multiple medal commendations and a notation of "conspicuous gallantry" in combat. President Bush's file tracks the stateside career of a National Guard test pilot...
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Philips, Europe #39;s largest maker of consumer electronics, has reported a higher-than-expected third-quarter operating profit. But the company is cautious about the future, warning that high oil prices and unrest in Iraq were hitting demand.
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Flattery and deception are becoming England #39;s stock-in-trade. They managed to open a two-goal lead over Austria despite lacking inspiration but then conceded two goals in two minutes midway through the second
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PeopleSoft Inc., in the midst of fighting a takeover bid from Oracle Corp., is quot;in better shape quot; because of the departures of Chief Executive Craig Conway and a senior technology official, a director testified.
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us interest rate rise expected us interest rates are expected to rise for the fifth time since june following the us federal reserve s latest rate-setting meeting later on tuesday. borrowing costs are tipped to rise by a quarter of a percentage point to 2.25%. the move comes as a recovery in the us economy the world ...
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Nurse prescribing, an extension of a complete investment in competence.
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Many management gurus, academics, and CEOs are writing on change, yet there is a difference between the theoretical and academic, and actual change.
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President Vladimir Putin gave his blessing on Friday for Russian state energy firms to bid for oil major Yukos #39;s assets if bailiffs put them up for sale to recover a huge back-tax bill.
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FALLUJAH - US artillery shelled Fallujah yesterday after overnight air and tank attacks killed five people in Iraqs most rebellious city, braced for an all-out offensive now the US presidential election is over.
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Rethinking the management of addictions.
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The FBI alleges that a veteran U.S. diplomat met with agents from Taiwan. What were they up to? \
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LONDON : James Anderson took the crucial wickets of Chris Gayle and Brian Lara as England pressed for victory in the fourth Test against the West Indies at the Oval here.
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Reuters - A general strike in Nigeria which has\raised fears over oil supply from the world's seventh largest\exporter, will likely end its first phase on Thursday, union\leaders said.
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NORTON -- Had the numbers shaken out a bit differently, spectators at today's third round of the Deutsche Bank Championship would have had some color with their morning coffee.
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The movie industry announced today it will launch its first wave of lawsuits later this month against those it alleges are illegally sharing copyrighted films on the Internet, following its
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Reuters - The number of Americans seeking\initial jobless benefits jumped by 18,000 last week, the\government said on Thursday, but it attributed the entire rise\to the effects of hurricanes that have battered the southern\United States.
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Molecular classification of breast cancer in Morocco.
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A U.S. intelligence official said employing criminal hackers helps “complement Kremlin intentions and provide plausible deniability for the Russian state.”
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Root resorption associated to orthodontic treatment: a clinical case.
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Jimmie Johnson was supposed to be finished a month ago in the Nascar Nextel Cup playoff for the season points title. He was down by 247 points with too few races left to make up the difference.
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The drosophila hematopoietic niche.
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AFP - For sheer political drama, few spectacles can match the sight of two men going toe to toe before tens of millions of television viewers, slugging it out for the most powerful job on Earth.
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SiliconValley.com - Apple Computer Chief Executive Steve Jobs has quietly returned to work full time after taking a leave of absence to recover from cancer surgery.
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US authorities begin relief operations as south-eastern states continue to assess Hurricane Ivan's impact.
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Deep beneath the San Andreas Fault in central California, the ground has been erupting in strange, faint tremors that last up to 20 minutes, scientists reported Thursday.
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Ariel Sharon #39;s chief aide caused a political storm yesterday by claiming that the real purpose of the Israeli prime minister #39;s quot;disengagement plan quot; was to freeze the peace process and prevent the establishment of a Palestinian state, all with the blessing
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Bested by a Republican campaign emphasizing Christian faith, some Democrats are scrambling to shake off their secular image, stepping up efforts to organize the "religious left."
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NAJAF, Iraq -- Radical Shi #39;ite Muslim cleric Moqtada al-Sadr refused yesterday to meet with a delegation of Iraqi political figures that had rushed here from Baghdad with a last-ditch offer for peace, ...
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gm pays $2bn to evade fiat buyout general motors of the us is to pay fiat 1.55bn euros ($2bn; £1.1bn) to get out of a deal which could have forced it to buy the italian car maker outright. fiat had sold gm a stake in 2000 as part of a partnership agreement. but fiat s heavy losses have convinced gm - whose own europe...