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World Wrestling Entertainment superstars "The Big Show" Paul Wight (left) and John Cena perform for the troops at Camp Victory, Baghdad International Airport (BIAP), Iraq (IRQ) during Operation IRAQI FREEDOM. Location: Theatricality isn't a stretch for WWE stars-turned-actors USA Today
Caroline Wozniacki of Denmark serves to Shahar Peer of Israel on her way to winning their Women's singles third round match at the Australian Open tennis championship in Melbourne, Australia Saturday, Jan. 23, 2010. Caroline Wozniacki beats Maria Sharapova in US Open fourth round The Guardian
Denmark's Caroline Wozniacki in action during her second round match against Canada's Aleksandra Wozniak at Wimbledon, Thursday, June 26, 2008. Wozniacki tramples Sharapova at U.S. Open National Post
Novak Djokovic of Serbia returns the ball to Olivier Rochus of Belgium during the Sony Ericsson Open tennis tournament in Key Biscayne, Fla. Friday, March 26, 2010 Djokovic beats Fish at U.S. Open Ohio
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Rebels loyal to Laurent Nkunda's movement patrol in Rutshuru, some 80 kilometers (50 miles) north of Goma, in eastern Congo, Saturday, Nov. 1, 2008. An upsurge in fighting between rebels loyal to Laurent Nkunda and the army since August has displaced more than 220,000 people in a region already home to about 800,000 more displaced. Nkunda's fighters advanced to the doorstep of Goma Wednesday, forcing U.N. peacekeepers and the bedraggled army to retreat in tanks and commandeered civilian Climate shifts 'not to blame' for African civil wars BBC News
John Tacket, 15, of Bay City, Mich., speaks about his illness, Progeria, during a news conference called in Washington, Wednesday, April 16, 2003, to announce the discovery of the gene that causes this rare, fatal genetic condition, characterized by the appearance of accelerated aging. Behind him, his parents Troy and Lynn Tacket. New Clue in Heart Disease Wall Street Journal
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WHO wants more flu vaccine production, and faster WHO wants more flu vaccine production, and faster Indian Express
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- Mexico arrests 6 in deadly Cancun bar blaze
- Abbas, Netanyahu vow to meet every two weeks for peace
- Atlantic Beach hosts hurricane parties as Earl nears
- China makes its North Korea move
- Huge snowfall caused by rare clash of weather events
- Jailed Palestinian leader says peace talks will fail
A visitor walks next to the Dome of the Rock Mosque in the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound in Jerusalem's Old City, Tuesday, Aug. 31, 2010. Heading into his first direct talks with an Israeli leader in two years, Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas said Tuesday he wants the U.S. to play an active role and believes a deal can be reached within a year, as envisioned by the U.S. However, Abbas also said it would be difficult to continue negotiating if Israel fails to extend its 10-month curb on West Bank settlement construction that ends in late September.
US reputation as a peace broker at stake
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- In Russia, a Shortage Triggers Soviet Habits
- Labour Politicians Assail Government Over Phone Scandal
- In Light European Trading, Markets Make Modest Gains
- Film 'Vallanzasca' red carpet event at 67th Venice Film Fest
- France: Plan to Raise Retirement Age Sets Off Strikes
- Germany: Deal Reached to Extend Nuclear Power Use
LONDON, MAY 11, 1941 St. Paul's Cathedral is shrouded in smoke after the last intense bombing raid of the Blitz.
Blitz to be commemorated at London service 70 years on
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- Japan's Leadership Merry-Go-Round
- Nikkei dips after 4 days of gains, Wall St eyed
- China urges industry to move inland
- China sees factory output growth slowing to 10 pct
- GLOBAL MARKETS-Asia stocks near 1-mth high; euro dips
- China vows fair treatment for foreign business
Quota for poor kids in private schools mandatory: Sibal
Quota for poor kids in private schools mandatory: Sibal
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- Iran facing international pressure over stoning threat
- S.F. shop closes after Iran sanctions ban rugs
- Real Salt Lake Seeks Record Close to Its Roots
- The crimewave that shames the world
- Iran 'hampers work of IAEA investigators'
- Letters: Wiliam Hague
A Roma rights activist holds a drawing depicting French President Nicolas Sarkozy, during a protest in front of the French embassy in Bucharest, Romania, Monday, Sept. 6, 2010.
East European Eyes on France's Roma Policy
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South America Africa
- Suriname Leader: Drug Conviction 'Almost a Joke'
- Hosts Argentina secure top spot with England win
- Colombian is world's shortest man at 27 inches
- Maradona rejects return for Argentina against Spain
- How Colombia Meets America, but Not Quite
- Romario looks to poor origins to give something back
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Patrick McEnroe Resigns as US Davis Cup Captain
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- Zijin Mining drops Platmin Congo acquisition plan
- Unions suspend public sector strike
- South Africa Unions' Strike Suspended
- Egyptian Opposition Leader Urges Election Boycott
- U.S. thump Angola as Russia sink New Zealand
- Yakowa- Allegation of Graft Against Sambo False
Africa
S Africa workers suspend strike
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Australia Caribbean
- Netball: Changes to trans-Tasman league
- NRL: Matai handed seven-week ban
- Rugby: Cooper as elusive as ever
- Another MIS forestry company goes into receivership
- NT potash mine could reduce fertiliser prices
- Call for longer Ord State Two construction period
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China a promising organic market
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- Bahamas drops charges in Travolta extortion case
- Guatemala landslide rescue hopes fade
- FA seeks Argentina fixtures that could help England 2018 Wor
- Major Ralph Shelton obituary
- In wake of Earl, US eyes other storms
- Tropical Storm Hermine heads for Mexico-Texas coast
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