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Jul 15, 2010

People Magazine's 50 Most Amazing Bodies

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Screening for Prostate Cancer: Does it Save Lives?: Controversies in Urology

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Language Schools Franchise International

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New stars and welcome returns for London Fashion Week - Telegraph

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By Hilary Alexander , Fashion Director Looks from Burberry and Acne AW10 collections (left and right); British designer Giles Deacon...

Iranian scientist was 'paid $5 million by CIA' for nuclear secrets - Telegraph

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Richard Spencer, Middle East Correspondent Shahram Amiri arrives at Imam Khomini Airport with his wife and son Photo: AFP/GET...

New Zealand woman sounds Welsh after suffering 'foreign accent syndrome' - Telegraph

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Bronwyn Fox's accent has turned into a mix of Welsh, Scottish and north London tones in a rare case of 'foreign accent syndro...

Scientists discover prehistoric fish under Great Barrier Reef - Telegraph

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Japan: 900 Second World War bombs found under restaurant - Telegraph

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  The U.S. invasion of Okinawa on 20 Apr 1945 Construction workers on a road expansion project discovered the explosives with a metal de...

Indian rupee gets own currency symbol - Telegraph

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Dean Nelson, in New Delhi Gurpreet Singh shows his artwork depicting the new graphic symbol of Indian Rupee Until now the rupee has been d...

Vladimir Putin goes to Russian bare-knuckle fight with Jean-Claude Van Damme - Telegraph

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Ground Zero excavators find 18th century ship's hull - Telegraph

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An explosion rips through the South Tower of the World Trade Towers after the hijacked United Airlines Flight 175 crashed into it ...

Senate clears banking-overhaul bill for final passage

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Palin Calls For New 'Revolution' At Tea Party

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Sarah Palin has thrown down the gauntlet, calling for a populist "revolution" in America and criticising President Barack Obama...

US Tea Party Link Obama To Hitler In Poster

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Locals were outraged by the poster which went up last week in Mason, North Iowa The sign was put up last week in the town of Mason, Iow...

Gorillas 'Cheat' Like Children When Playing Tag, Portsmouth Uni Researchers Discover | Strange News | Sky News

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Gorillas apparently playing tag in a German zoo (Pic: Portsmouth Uni) When playing a game of tag, the apes would hit their playmates and ...

Pakistan skittle Aussies Cricket - The Mercury - The Voice of Tasmania

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Tasmanian Tim Paine trudges off Lords after making 7 runs in his Test debut against Pakistan. He batted for 52 minutes. Picture: AFP BEN ...

Alarm over kangaroo killers

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Death toll from south China floods rises to 135

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Heavy rainfall block the traffic in Jingdezhen, east China's Jiangxi Province, July 15, 2010. Jingdezhen receives an average r...

Alleged mafia boss arrested in Italy

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U.S. federal deficit tops one trillion dollars

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Hollywood's hottest supervillainesses

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Israeli army convicts commander, soldier in shooting bound Palestinian

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Hamas leader calls on Palestinian reconciliation parties not respond to U.S. pressures

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Morocco sentences Spanish couple murderer to death

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Russia, Germany hail outcome of summit

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Russia's President Dmitry Medvedev (3rd R) and German Chancellor Angela Merkel (3rd L) arrive for session of the Russian-German forum ...

Libyan aid ship docks in Egypt's El-Arish port

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    Libyan ship Al-Amal (Hope) arrives at El-Arish port, about 360 kilometers northeast of Cairo, capital of Egypt, on July 15, 2010. The Ga...

Golf McIlroy seizes British Open lead in record fashion

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Contemporary Indian fashion sees strong following from socialites in Singapore

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Iran women splurge on makeup despite Islamic restrictions

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Milan fashion for men '50s retro with a nod to green

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The World's Richest Royals

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Polanski to film 'God of Carnage' in 2011

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Seven towns to have dedicated cycling paths by 2014, Singapore

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Private home sales in June falls to 847 units URA in Singapore

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India, Pakistan begin key talks in Islamabad to resume peace process

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Ordination of women a "crime against the faith"

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The ordination of women as Roman Catholic priests is a "crime against the faith," the Vatican said Thursday as it issue...

Greek workers' walkout shuts down public services, disrupts flights

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2010 Youth Summer Program, Saipan

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SUMMER CAMP: Children taking part in the Karidat House of Manhoben's 2010 Youth Summer Program show their art work-a paper plate wall ...

Afghans to Form Local Forces to Fight Taliban - NYTimes.com

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Allauddin Khan/Associated Press Afghan police officers on Wednesday secured the perimeter of a police base in Kandahar after an attack on t...

Two-day tsunami awareness workshop course, Saipan

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Participants in the two-day tsunami awareness workshop course at Hyatt Regency Saipanís Sandcastle pose for a group photo with officials f...

NY lawyer in terrorism case faces 30-year sentence

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Former President Clinton rides to Obama's rescue

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Brightest star explosion seen blinds satellite

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China faces worst floods in years, Japan on alert

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Link between Russian spy and British royal family investigated

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A gorgeous Russian spy infiltrating the British royal family sounds like a plot of a James Bond film, but this may have happened in real lif...

Chinese author sues over 'Avatar' storyline

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  A Beijing court has accepted a Chinese writer's plagiarism lawsuit against U.S. director James Cameron whom he claimed had stolen id...

Paul the octopus offered 46 million

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Apparently, it's not just the soccer players who get high-priced transfer offers from wealthy businessmen. Paul the "psychic...

Unexpected 'stars' of World Cup, Jul 15, 2010

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What does a  lingerie model have in common with a psychic octopus? Answer: they are among the unexpected stars of this year's World Cup...

Berlusconi asks envoys to ‘bring pretty girls’

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HTML clipboard Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi lived up to his playboy reputation Monday, saying men from Latin countries can ...

Sexual Revolution Slowly Progressing in Russia - NYTimes.com

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James Hill for The New York Times In Moscow, a sex shop convention, called the X’Show. By MICHAEL SCHWIRTZ Published: July 14, 2010

Germans still bank with Iran - Washington Times

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  **FILE** Iranian Foreign Minister Manouchehr Mottaki (right) welcomes diplomats representing the five permanent members of the U.N. Secu...

Iranian Shahram Amiri denies being nuclear scientist on return to Tehran | The Australian

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Iranian nuclear scientist Shahram Amiri holds his weeping son's hand as he returns to Tehran. Source: ...

Argentina divided on gay marriage - World - Canoe.ca

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Bill Clinton rides to Obama's rescue - World - Canoe.ca

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Profanity allowed on US TV

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Asian mass-murderer case in Nepal court

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HTML clipboard A Frenchman, linked to a series of grisly killings across Asia in the 1970s, is contesting a murder conviction over the de...

Film censors run scared from Bin Laden joke

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A Bollywood film has been banned in Pakistan due to its depiction of Osama bin Laden. Pakistan’s film censorship board has banned the India...

Muslim/Christian fighting breaks out in Nigerian town

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Powerful radio waves blamed for cancer in Vatican City

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Philippines capital targeted by typhoon

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French lawmakers okay ban on full veil in public spaces

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Lebanon court hands death sentence to spy for Israel

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Violence flares up N Ireland

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Cuban dissidents arrive in Spain

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Cuban refugee Omar Moises Ruiz Hernandez flashes the victory sign after his arrival with six other political prisoners at Barajas' airp...

Iranian scientist turns up in US

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An image grab taken from Iran's state-run English-language Press TV shows Iranian nuclear scientist Shahram Amiri. Picture: AFP

Doctors hail diabetes findings

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Aid ship heads for Egypt port

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Rwandan politico found dead

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'Suicide bomber involved in Uganda blast' | The Brunei Times

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French parade draws flak | The Brunei Times

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African war veterans attend the annual Bastille Day military parade, attended by 13 African nations, in Paris yesterday. Picture: AFP

HM of Brunei Sends Congratulatory Message To France

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Bandar Seri Begawan - His Majesty the Sultan and Yang Di-Pertuan of Brunei Darussalam has sent congratulatory messages to French President N...

Master navigator Mau Piailug passes away | Northern Marianas

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Human Brains "Evolve," Become Less Monkey-Like With Age

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A sedated young rhesus macaque (file photo). Photograph by Lynn Johnson, National Geographic John Roach for ...
Jul 14, 2010

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Mel Gibson is a bonehead not a racist, says Whoopi Goldberg - Telegraph

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 Gibson and Grigorieva are in the midst of a vicious custody battle over their daughter Photo: Reuters Mel Gibson is a bonehead not ...

Penelope Cruz and Javier Bardem have married in a secret ceremony in the Bahamas, it emerged on Wednesday.

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By Fiona Govan in Madrid Published: 4:48PM BST 14 Jul 2010 Bardem and Cruz, who started dating in 2007,...

Iranian nuclear scientist Shahram Amiri flies home from US - Telegraph

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By Richard Spencer, Middle East Correspondent Shahram Amiri Shahram Amiri had "left American soil" on and was on his way ...

Taliban attacks kill 12 Nato troops in Afghanistan - Telegraph

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TV and movie lovers rejoice:

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HTML clipboard TV and movie lovers rejoice: Comic-Con takes place this weekend, inviting fans around the world to meet stars from their f...

Eclipse "Frown"

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Solar Eclipse Over Chile Photograph by Eliseo Fernandez, Reuters The moon takes a bite out of the sun Sunday ...

Easter Island Eclipse Watcher

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Solar Eclipse Over Chile Photograph by Eliseo Fernandez, Reuters The moon takes a bite out of the sun Sunday ...

Eclipse Halo

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Solar Eclipse Over Chile Photograph by Eliseo Fernandez, Reuters The moon takes a bite out of the sun Sunday ...