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Grade school students Preschool learning boosts maths results The Guardian
Pregnant woman, pregnancy, woman, health Water disinfection products no harm to pregnancy Scientific American
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Malaysia Economy Industry development Kuala Lumpur.(ai1) Nation's first Ozone Day celebration The Star
Obesity Dominic Lawson: Don't believe obesity figures - they're spun for a purpose The Independent
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Country singer Trisha Yearwood is photographed in New York, Oct. 11, 2007. nf2 Yearwood philosophical after emergency landing The Examiner
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U.S. talk show queen Oprah Winfrey gestures during a news conference Analysis: Oprah, Affleck! Obama's goldmine or risk The Tribune San Luis Obispo
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- Obama still faces one complication: Clinton
- Protestors tell Tata - 'give us back our land'
- QinetiQ says its solar-power plane flew 83 hours, breaking r
- Tibetans mark Olympics close with anti-China rally
Indian Police arrested about 200 Tibetans in Delhi
US urges China to free activists
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- European oil services profits soar
- Gold up in Europe
- Sending the Bear back into the cold was never wise
- EU leaders mulling sanctions against Russia, France says
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Blazes sweeps Ukraine military base
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Asia Middle East
- Redevco moves into Asia with shopping mall plans
- Mitsubishi UFJ expected to raise stake in Acom
- Internal communication pulse beating in IT firms
- A tech knight
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- Gold demand skyrockets in 2008
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Inflation slows but more monetary tightening seen
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- Ex-marine acquitted in Iraq deaths
- Minfal asked to expedite Saudi urea import
- Violence spreads across Pakistan’s northwest region
- UN extends mission in Lebanon
- US forces set to transfer control of Anbar to Iraqis
- Iraq signs oil service deal with China
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The divided and broken city of Kirkuk faces up to the curse of oil
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South America Africa
- As U.S. presses drug war, Bolivian is antagonist and uneasy
- Venezuela says oil price fair
- Brazilian court to rule on dividing vast reservation
- Argentina buys back $3.2 mn in bond auction
- Argentina buys back just $3.2 mn in bond auction
- Venezuela says OPEC may cut output, likely to hold
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China muzzles criticism of hapless Olympic soccer team
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- Angola reaps oil wealth but many remain poor
- Kallis replaces Smith as South Africa captain
- Hot business idea that goes down well in the City
- Somalis flee to world's biggest refugee camp
Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe, left, and his wife Grace, right, react during a visit to Harare hospital in Harare, Zimbabwe, Thursday, March 27, 2008. Mugabe donated hospital equipment to the government owned hospital ahead of elections to be held on March
Mugabe threat to rule alone
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Australia Caribbean
- Symonds in the same class as Bolt
- Refugees face rent anguish
- Oygen tank behind Qantas mid-air emergency
- Obama slams McCain in acceptance speech
- Georgia crisis a Bush conspiracy, says Putin
- ASEAN trade talks end
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AMP sees better year ahead
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- Miami undertaker ships dead exiles back to Cuba
- Gustav kills 60 in Caribbean, aims at U.S.
- Tropical Storm Gustav claims at least 22 lives
- Cuban punk rocker on trial for ‘social dangerousness’
- CPBL: Brother Elephants prove too strong for dmedia in Hsinc
- Jamaican alumina plants scale down, but don't stop
England's Ryan Sidebottom, who took five wickets in the second innings, leaves the pitch after his team defeated New Zealand on the fifth day of their second international cricket test at Basin Reserve in Wellington, New Zealand, Monday, March 17, 2008.
Injured Sidebottom may miss out on Caribbean payday
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