A plane is taking off.
A man is playing a large flute.
A man is spreading shreded cheese on a pizza.
Three men are playing chess.
A man is playing the cello.
Some men are fighting.
A man is smoking.
The man is playing the piano.
A man is playing on a guitar and singing.
A person is throwing a cat on to the ceiling.
The man hit the other man with a stick.
A woman picks up and holds a baby kangaroo.
A man is playing a flute.
A person is folding a piece of paper.
A man is running on the road.
A dog is trying to get bacon off his back.
The polar bear is sliding on the snow.
A woman is writing.
A cat is rubbing against baby's face.
The man is riding a horse.
A man pours oil into a pot.
A man is playing a guitar.
A panda is sliding down a slide.
A woman is eating something.
A woman peels a potato.
The boy fell off his bike.
The woman is playing the flute.
A rabbit is running from an eagle.
The woman is frying a breaded pork chop.
A girl is flying a kite.
A man is riding a mechanical bull.
The man is playing the guitar.
A woman is dancing and singing with other women.
A man is slicing a bun.
A man is pouring oil into a pan.
A lion is playing with people.
A dog rides a skateboard.
Someone is carving a statue.
A woman is slicing an onion.
A woman peels shrimp.
A woman is frying fish.
A woman is playing an electric guitar.
A baby tiger is playing with a ball.
A person is slicing a tomato.
A person cuts an onion.
A man is playing the piano.
A woman is playing the flute.
A man is cutting up a potato.
A kid is playing guitar.
A boy is playing guitar.
A man is playing guitar.
A little boy is playing a keyboard.
A man is playing a guitar.
A dog licks a baby.
A woman is slicing an onion.
A man is playing the guitar.
A woman is slicing a pepper.
A man is playing the drums.
A woman rides a horse.
A man is eating a banana by a tree.
A cat is playing a key board.
A man chops down a tree with an axe.
A kid plays with a toy phone.
A man is riding a motorcycle.
A man is riding a motorcycle.
A squirrel is spinning around in circles.
A man and a woman are kissing.
A man is getting into a car.
A man is dancing.
A man is playing the guitar and singing.
A person is cutting mushrooms.
A tiger cub is making a sound.
A person is slicing onions.
A man is playing the piano.
A woman is peeling a potato.
A pankda is eating bamboo.
A person is peeling an onion.
A monkey pushes another monkey.
A squirrel runs around in circles.
A man is tying his shoe.
A boy is singing and playing the piano.
A dog is eating water melon.
A woman is chopping broccoli.
A man is peeling a potato.
A woman is playing a guitar.
A woman is slicing tomato.
A man swims underwater.
A man and woman are talking.
A small dog is chasing a yoga ball.
The men are playing cricket.
A man rides off on a motorcycle.
A man is playing a guitar.
The man talked on the telephone.
A man is fishing.
A man is levitating.
Two boys are driving.
A man is riding on a horse.
A man is riding a bicycle.
A man is slicing potatoes.
A woman is peeling a potato.
A man is playing a guitar.
A woman is slicing a leek.
The man cut a paper plate.
The man is playing the guitar.
A man is playing the piano.
A woman is slicing up some meat.
A man is playing on his keyboard.
The lady chopped up the green onions.
Someone is sitring noodles in water.
Lionel Richie is dancing on the ceiling.
A man is playing a piano.
A woman is playing flute.
A boy is checking a calender.
A woman is cutting an onion.
A man is playing guitar.
A woman is using a sewing machine.
A woman is flipping pancakes.
A man is running on the road.
A man is riding on a horse.
A man is riding a bike.
A woman is dancing.
A man is playing a piano.
A man is playing a flute.
A man is spinning.
A monkey is swinging from limb to limb.
The people got off the train.
A dog is jumping on a trampoline.
A boy is playing an instrument.
A woman plays the guitar.
A woman is picking a can.
A man is climbing a rope.
A man is lifting a car.
A man and woman are driving down the street in a jeep.
The shirtless man sat in a chair.
Two women are wrestling.
The puppy played with a blue tennis ball.
A kangroo is eating something.
A cat is playing a piano.
The man cut some carpet with a knife.
A woman is riding a motorized scooter down a road.
someone is slicing a vegetable.
A woman is dancing.
A dog licks up a baby's drool.
A man is rowing a boat.
A man cuts up potatos.
A woman is chopping up garlic.
An animal run in circles.
A man is walking slowly across a rope bridge.
A man is playing the guitar.
A man plays the flute.
A woman cracks two eggs into a glass bowl.
A man is cutting a fish.
Two men are packing suitcases into the trunk of a car.
A man pours oil on some tomatos.
A man is slicing something.
A man is paddling a canoe.
A man and woman are walking together through the woods.
The woman picked up the kangaroo.
Fish are swimming.
Two women mix something in a food processor.
A person is surfing a large wave.
A man is playing a guitar.
A man is playing a flute in a band.
The man spread butter on the loaf of bread.
A person is boiling noodles.
A group of people dance on a hill.
A man is dancing outside.
A woman is feeding a man.
A man is putting a pan into an oven.
A woman is sitting at a desk.
Medics transport a patient on a stretcher.
A woman is playing a flute on stage.
Two baby pandas are playing.
A baby is laughing.
A man is playing a guitar.
A man is folding paper.
Three women are dancing.
The cats are playing with each other.
A person is writing.
A man is running.
The woman is rolling dough.
A woman is adding spices on a meat.
A woman is adding oil on fishes.
A young boy is holding a guitar.
A cheetah is running.
The man is eating pizza.
An orangutan is riding a bus.
A man and a woman talk in a diner.
A man is playing a guitar.
A girl is singing and playing a guitar.
A girl is communicating with sign language.
A woman is doing weight exercises.
A man is getting inside a car.
A big green ball knocks a potato over.
A cat is playing keyboards.
Two dogs swim in a pool.
The man used a chopper to chop the onion.
A woman slices tofu.
A herd of deer are crossing the street.
The person is riding the horse.
Someone is feeding a animal.
Someone is slicing tortila's.
Someone is mixing ingrediants.
A rooster pecks at a dead mouse.
A woman holds a kangaroo.
A man is playing with frogs
Two men are talking.
A man spreads butter on a big piece of bread.
A man is running across a high wire.
A man is mowing a lawn.
A man is opening a door.
A man is slicing a potato into pieces.
The woman is cutting cooked octopus.
A man is punching through boards.
A man is dancing.
Someone is playing a piano.
Two foxes are eating from a plate on a brick patio.
A boy is playing a key-board.
A person plays a keyboard.
A man is shooting a gun.
Someone is slicing an onion.
A man is swimming.
A man is playing the guitar.
A woman is slicing a pumpkin.
A woman is dancing.
A woman is cracking eggs into a bowl.
A car is moving through a road.
Someone is greasing a pan.
A man is playing guitar.
A woman is drinking vodka.
A woman is cutting meat into pieces.
A man is rinsing a steak.
A man is selling items.
A man is jumping a wall.
Runners race around a track.
A man is kicking a soccer ball.
A woman is frying something.
A cat is licking a sucker.
A woman is dancing by a fire.
The man is slicing a fish open.
Butter is melting in a pan.
Three boys are dancing.
A woman is playing a game with a man.
The man is driving a white car.
A man drove his car.
A car backs out of a space.
A man puts some cheese on a pizza.
The boy is playing the piano.
The man played his guitar.
A man is riding a horse.
A man is walking on a rope.
A girl is playing a flute.
People step off a train.
A woman is sewing on a machine.
A dog is looking into swimming pool.
A man is buttering a piece of bread.
A man is cutting tomatoes into pieces.
Three teenage girls danced in the room.
A lion is walking.
A man shooting a car.
A black horse is running around.
A woman is deveining shrimp.
A man is riding a horse.
A man walks down a path.
A man is slicing a potato.
A dog is barking at a ball.
A kid runs away from a fish swinging around on a fishing pole.
A man is walking along a path through wilderness.
An elderly man is speaking at a podium.
A man riding a horse in slow motion.
A person is cutting some burrata cheese.
The man is shooting an automatic rifle.
A man is crushing garlic with the back of a knife.
A woman is filing her fingernails with an emery board.
A man is riding a skateboard.
A woman is taking a shower.
A  man is dancing.
A man is rowing a boat.
A man is swinging from a rope attached to the ceiling.
A woman is riding a horse on a beach.
A man holds a small animal in one hand.
A person is folding a square paper piece.
A person is frying meat in a pan.
A chimpanzee is hurting a woman.
The woman is peeling shrimp.
Two zebras are playing.
A woman is slicing butter.
Some men are playing guitars.
The elephants sprayed water on themselves.
A dog sat at the counter of a store.
Someone drills a hole in a strip of wood with a power drill.
A woman is slicing some vegetables.
A badger is burrowing a hole.
A woman is water skiing on a lake.
A girl is playing a violin.
A helicopter is landing on a helipad.
A woman is cutting up a chicken.
A woman is cutting a cucumber.
A woman rides an elephant in front of an adoring crowd.
A puppy is sliding backwards along the floor.
A woman splits garlic cloves.
A dog is looking into swimming pool.
A woman mixes a beauty treatment in a glass.
A man is drawing a picture.
A woman is picking tomatoes.
A man is looking at a computer monitor.
The boy is riding a tricycle.
Two men compete in a tire rolling race.
A person is cutting a meat.
A man is playing a violin.
The baby crawled through the doorway.
A man is playing keyboard.
A man is smelling two pizzas.
A monkey pulls the tail of a dog.
A dog lies on his back on a wooden floor.
A woman is frying something in the pan.
A man puts seasoning in a bowl of water.
An elderly woman is pouring oil into a frying pan.
A woman is chopping an onion.
The woman picked up the kangaroo.
A dog biting on a can.
A woman is deboning a fish.
A man is mowing grass.
A cat is watching a TV.
The boy is stuck in the door of the doghouse.
People flip into a swimming pool.
A woman swims underwater.
A man is playing a guitar.
An airplane is flying in the air.
A bear is running from two dogs.
A woman is resting in a floating raft.
A man is dieing in an operating room.
A man is holding a leaf.
A person is riding a horse.
A woman is slicing octopus.
A man is breaking water jugs.
A man is playing a guitar.
A girl is eating a cupcake.
The little girl played on the grass with a dog and a ball.
People ride and paddle a raft.
The lady cut up a potatoe.
The missile exploded.
A dog is playing in the snow.
A woman is dancing with other women.
A boy is pushing a van.
A boy is making some dance steps.
A woman is opening a soda and drinking it.
A man is assembling speaker parts.
The dog walked along the edge of the pool.
Butter is being put into a bowl.
Raccoons are eating.
Someone fell off a horse.
A woman peels an apple.
A man is taking some math classes.
Animals are playing in water.
A man is riding a horse and jumping over obstacles.
A person is doing pencil tricks with his hand.
The person lit the cameras on fire.
The man is slicing the tape from the box.
A man is fishing in the river.
A man is riding a bike.
A man is doing push-ups.
A man is playing guitar.
The little boy is singing and playing the guitar.
A woman is powdering her face.
A woman is peeling a potato.
A woman is firing a rifle.
A woman puts a garland over a man's shoulders.
An old woman is shaking hand with a man.
The woman is waterskiing.
Trees are bending in storm.
A man and woman is riding in a car.
A man is moving a tree limb.
A man plays a piano.
A person pours oil on a skillet.
The animal is eating.
The woman is walking her dog.
A group of people sing.
The cat is drinking milk.
A girl is making eyelid.
Two men are fighting.
The military officer barked at the recruits.
The man is putting chicken into the container.
A man is tying on a stenographers machine.
A woman is adding pasta to a pot of water.
A woman is lying on a blanket on a rock and reading a book.
Two puppies are playing with each other.
A man is running on a field.
A man is hugging someone.
Someone is pouring ingrediants into a pot.
A couple are walking.
A person is playing a guitar.
A person is adding food in a pan.
A group of penguins is walking.
A man is playing a guitar.
A dog is jumping on a trampoline.
A man is shaking a container over a kitchen sink.
A man is walking with a horse.
Paper is being cut with scissors.
A person peels shrimp.
A man is playing a guitar.
A man making a bed in a hotel.
The dog pulled the dogs tail and then his leg.
A woman beats two eggs in a bowl.
A man is jumping rope outside.
A person is slicing some onions.
A woman holds a kangaroo.
Soccer players are kicking a soccer ball into the goal.
A woman is cooking something.
A woman is swimming in the beach.
A man is carrying another man.
The woman is putting paste into a dish.
A man is holding up and talking about a gray You Tube T-shirt.
Someone pours olive oil into a bowl of tomato wedges.
A man is playing the guitar.
Someone is boiling okra in a pot.
A person is peeling a potato.
A cat is jumping into a box.
The woman is seasoning the oil.
A cat is sliding upside down under a couch.
A woman dances while a man plays the keyboard.
A chef is cleaning up a bowl of soup.
An explosion is booming in the desert.
A woman slices a lemon.
An overweight man is skipping rope.
The lady cracked two raw eggs.
A man sharpens a pencil using a knife.
Plastic toys are floating in water.
The turtle followed the fish.
The woman is pencilling on eye shadow.
A man is tying his shoe.
A woman is slicing meat with a knife.
A dog is running on the ground.
A man is petting a tied up dog.
A woman is walking on an open ground with a pet dog as some other dogs follow them.
A woman is mincing some garlic.
Two teams are playing soccer.
A rat like creature is smelling around.
Two Sumo ringers are fighting each other.
A man lays on the ground and aims a rifle.
A couple are running towards the ocean.
A woman is chopping a hard egg.
Two robots share a kiss.
A cat is trying to touch a dog.
The rhino grazed on the grass.
The man drove his little red car around the traffic.
A man is cutting bread.
A cat rapidly swats a kid in the head.
A cat is playing in a box.
The couple danced in the church.
A man is patting an alligator on the mouth.
A person checks some rice pudding.
A woman is stirring two eggs in a glass bowl.
The man is playing the drums.
A man is slicing a pepper.
A woman is speaking in sign language.
A boy is crawling into a dog house.
The girl flew her kite while she ran up a hill.
A woman is placing food in a pot of hot water.
A small monkey walks through water.
A man is riding a bike.
A young man is singing and playing the piano.
A boy takes off his sunglasses.
A girl is playing a piano.
The lady sliced a tomatoe.
Someone is holding a hedgehog.
A woman peels a potato.
A cat is drinking some water.
A person is putting salt and pepper on a piece of pork.
The man sat in his chair and stared.
A woman is dicing a potato.
A baby is crawling happily.
A person is frying a meat in the pan.
A man is looking out of a window.
A man seated is playing the guitar.
A woman is slicing an onion with a knife.
A rider is running and jumping her horse.
A boy is playing a key-board.
Two men are fighting.
A man is playing a wooden flute while several other men play bongo drums.
A person is petting a monkey.
Two cartoon rabbits are kissing.
The hedgehog chewed on the towel.
A cat is licking himself.
A small guinea pig is gnawing and eating a piece of carrot on the floor.
Four boys are standing in front of the burning car.
A man is smoking.
A woman is adding sauce to some food.
Three children are eating their food.
A submarine is going through water.
A man is running on a street.
A person is slicing an onion.
A badger is digging in the dirt.
A woman is slicing big pepper.
A man is riding a bicycle.
A man and a woman are kissing each other.
A woman is slicing an onion.
A small boy is playing with a dog.
The man is drawing.
A man is cutting a potato.
A boy is playing a guitar.
A woman is cutting an onion.
A toy train is striking a toy car.
A man is playing the guitar.
A cat opens a drawer and climbs inside.
A woman is frying a food.
A man is dicing an onion.
A girl is playing a guitar.
A girl is singing on stage.
A woman is riding a horse.
A girl is playing a guitar.
A woman is brushing some shrimp.
A man is dancing on the ceiling.
A woman thinly slices an onion with a large knife.
A man is playing a keyboard.
A man plays the guitar.
A woman is peeling a potato.
A woman is handling a frog.
A man is playing a flute.
A man is playing a guitar.
A man is playing a piano.
A man is playing a guitar.
A man is playing a flute.
A man is playing a flute.
Two women are on a couch.
Someone is slicing a cucumber.
A kitten is playing with a blue rope toy.
The dog is barking at the toy.
A person folds a tortilla.
A cat is drinking milk.
A person is driving a car.
A turtle is walking.
A cow is eating grass.
A woman is chopping broccoli.
A man is crying.
The man is playing the guitar.
A man is cutting an onion.
A man is slicing a potato.
A woman is tapping her fingers on a table.
Someone is boiling okra in a pot.
A man is smoking.
The man is playing the drums.
A man dives into a pool.
A woman is cutting a leak.
A little boy is playing a guitar.
A woman is dancing.
Women are talking.
A girl is putting gel in her hair.
A kid is playing guitar.
A group of people are marching in place.
The woman is shooting a machine gun.
A man played the piano.
A woman is slicing an onion.
A man is slicing a cucumber.
A girl is eating a cupcake.
A woman is cutting an onion.
The man is playing a guitar.
A man is playing the guitar.
Two little girls talk on the telephone.
A man is chopping a log with an axe.
A person is cutting a capsicum into pieces.
A man is talking with a woman.
The man is walking.
Someone is pouring oil into a skillet.
A small kitten is playing a ball.
A man is playing a guitar.
A girl is playing a violin.
A man is playing two pianos.
A man is exercising.
A person is slicing a scallop.
A man and a woman are riding on their bicycles.
Two men are fighting in a cow pasture.
A woman is adding oil to a pan.
A girl makes up her bed.
The cat played with a watermelon.
A girl jumps on a car.
A man is praying.
A car is parking.
A man is running.
A man is singing.
A man is carrying another man over his shoulder.
A woman is peeling a potato.
A woman is cutting a tomato.
Someone is peeling a potato.
A woman is peeling a potato.
Two robots kiss.
Two boys on a couch are playing video games.
A woman is squeezing a lemon.
A woman is slicing an onion.
A woman is slicing a carrot.
A girl is styling her hair.
A man walking down the stairs.
Two people are riding a motorcycle.
A man is playing a guitar.
A man is playing a guitar and singing.
A man is walking in the rain.
A kangaroo is eating.
A man is fishing.
A woman is swimming.
A Woman is eating.
A boy and a girl is dancing in the rain.
A man is driving a car.
A woman is grating onion.
Two roosters are fighting.
A man is riding a horse.
A man is riding a horse.
A man is shooting a gun.
A woman is cutting an onion.
The woman is slicing herbs.
A boy is playing the piano.
A baby elephant is eating.
A woman is cracking eggs into a bowl.
A person is playing the keyboard.
A boy whacks a man with a sword.
A person is slicing a carrot into pieces.
A man sliced through a bunch of water bottles with a knife.
A man is writing in a book.
A woman is slicing a garlic.
A person is making a bed.
A man is playing keyboard.
A man is playing a violin.
The woman is smoking.
The man erased what the other man had on the board.
A man is riding a motorcycle.
A man is riding a motorcycle on the highway.
A woman is slicing up some meat.
A woman cuts up broccoli.
A man is playing a piano.
Someone is slicing a tomato.
A woman is dancing in a cage.
A woman is swimming.
A man is running.
The man is playing the guitar.
A cat stares into the camera.
The baby is laughing and crawling.
A woman is shooting a gun.
A woman is dancing in the rain.
A woman is dancing.
A kid is playing an instrument.
Someone slices a bottle with a sword.
A woman is cutting an apple.
The man is peeling an apple.
The man is playing the guitar.
An animal is walking on the ground.
A little girl is playing a grand piano on stage.
a group of people dancing
A man plays a guitar.
A cat swings on a ceiling fan.
A woman is playing the flute.
The woman is dicing onions.
A monkey is brushing a bull dog.
A woman is slicing a onion.
A man is playing the piano.
A woman is washing her hands.
A woman fires a shotgun.
A man is eating a bowl of cereal.
A woman is bathing into bath-tub.
A motorcyclist crashes on his motorcycle.
A man is dangling a mouse near a snake.
A man and a woman are walking in the woods.
A person pours some rice pudding into a bowl.
A man stares out a window.
A woman is firing a rifle.
A man is eating a banana.
The men are performing on stage.
A cartoon woman dives into a pool.
The lady put the baby int a trashcan.
Someone is frying meat.
A man is rapidly chopping some mushrooms using a knife.
A woman is adding ingredients to a bowl.
A skateboarder does tricks on a half-pipe.
A man is speaking on a stage.
A man is playing a guitar.
A man is playing on his keyboard.
A person is cutting a potato.
A man is dancing on the ceiling of a room.
Two men are dancing.
Someone is seasoning eggs.
A man is swinging in a rope.
A man is cutting tomatoes.
A woman is boiling shrimp.
A man cuts a potato.
A man is dancing on the road.
The deer jumped over the fence.
A girl dances in the rain.
A woman is writing a letter.
A gorilla is playing the drums.
A woman is riding on a horse.
The boy cut the grass by the curb with scissors.
A man with glasses is talking.
A woman is cutting some flowers.
A person is walking down a stone path.
A man plays the keyboard with his nose.
A man is playing guitar.
A animal is eating.
A man is lifting weights.
A man is running with a bus.
A man is climbing a rope.
A cat is playing the piano.
A woman is dancing in the rain.
Men are running a race.
A man is cutting tomatoes into pieces.
A man is playing a flute.
A woman is cutting potatoes.
A chicken is pecking at a dead mouse.
The woman is thinly slicing a cucumber.
A person is slicing a bread pieces.
A woman is cutting a squash.
A woman is adding oil on fishes.
A woman is grating carrots.
Someone is cleaning a animal.
A man is talking on the phone.
A woman is smoking.
A man laying down and shooting a gun
A man is being put into an abulance.
A man is diving into a swimming pool.
A man is firing a shot gun.
A man playing the guitar.
A man is peeling potato.
The woman is riding a horse.
An airplane moves along a runway.
A woman is slipping in the water-tub.
A man is mowing a lawn.
A woman is peeling a potato.
A man is playing piano.
A woman is doing ballet.
A woman is cutting an onion.
A woman is stirring rice in a pot.
A woman puts slabs of meat in a pan.
The boy played his trumpet.
A person is riding a horse.
A woman is slicing an onion.
A man is slicing vegetables.
A cat is playing.
A man is riding a bicycle.
A band is performing on a stage.
The woman is slicing fish cake.
A man is eating bread.
A woman is cooking shrimp.
A woman is dancing.
A woman tosses a cat in the air, and the cat hangs off a rod on the ceiling.
A big turtle is walking.
A man is burning a flag.
The man is pushing the van.
A man is eating wood.
A dog is speaking to the camera.
A man is putting two paper towels on a paper plate.
A man and woman are walking.
A man is cutting a rope with a sword.
The man is singing and playing the guitar.
A man is cutting a paper.
A man is dancing.
Two boys are talking on the phone.
A man is playing guitar.
A woman is slicing an onion.
A woman is riding a horse.
A man is playing soccer.
A woman is peeling an orange.
Someone is cracking an egg open.
A man is cutting a snake to cook.
A woman is scraping a carrot.
A man and woman are Bollywood dancing.
A woman is cutting flowers.
The man danced in the diner.
American flag is waving.
A lion is walking in an enclosed area.
A woman is slicing a lemon.
A woman is playing the flute.
The dog is barking at the toy.
A woman is adding an egg and stirring.
A woman covers a piece of meat with flour.
A white cat perched on a small wooden cabinet is looking outside the window.
A man does floor exercises.
A man is slicing a potatoe.
Someone is playing piano.
The woman is putting makeup on the man.
The woman droppped eggplant into the pan.
A man plays a trumpet.
A woman is slicing a lemon.
A tiger trys to climb the wall.
A man is preparing a hanging rope.
A woman dances on a stage.
The girl is riding the horse.
A person is frying.
A man is shooting a pistol.
A woman is swinging her arms.
A man is walking outside.
A man dries his hands.
A soccer player is kicking the soccer ball into the goal from a long way down the field.
A girl is playing the piano.
A man is drawing some figures.
The monkey is hanging from the trees.
Some children are jumping on Trampoline.
A woman with a knife is slicing a pepper.
A man is adding oil to car.
A man is slicing a carrot by a machine.
A boy played a keyboard.
A cat is playing with an antenna.
A woman is slicing pumpkin.
The people threw the dummy over the cliff edge.
A gun is being fired.
A woman is cutting a plastic sheet.
A woman cuts a pineapple.
A woman is adding spices on a meat.
A person is adding oil in the pan.
A cook seasons some dough.
A boy is running on a beach.
A baby monkey scratches itself.
A boy is riding a bike on a gate.
A man is doing a card trick.
A man is playing the piano.
A man is mowing grass.
A person is mixing water and flour.
The two dogs were in the pen.
A man is riding on one wheel on a motorcycle.
A cat opens a drawer and climbs inside.
A man is opening a box using a knife.
A man is kicking oots of water.
A man is eating.
A puppy is repeatedly rolling from side to side while on its back.
A young boy sings and plays a guitar.
The woman is peeling lemon.
A man is playing the trumpet.
A dog is looking around
A woman is slicing an onion.
The man drilled holes into the wood.
Someone is cutting a circle out of a pink sheet of paper.
A man is playing flute.
A man is placing meat in a bag.
A girl is eating a cupcake.
A rabbit is sniffing and pawing a stuffed rabbit.
A man is buttering bread.
A woman is squeezing some cucumber slices.
A man is taking out the insides of a green pepper.
A man takes a piece of pepperoni pizza out of a pizza box and puts it on the lid after he closes the box.
The man added vegetables to the broth in the pot.
The man ran and jumped against the wall.
The man is seasoning the sausages.
A clown is singing and people are dancing.
A woman is feeding an aardvark.
A person is rinsing a steak off with water.
A boy rode his bike on top of a metal fence.
A man is throwing knives at a tree.
Girls are walking on the stage.
A woman is doing weight exercises.
A man is peeling a potato.
A large bird standing on a table picks up a plastic glass containing liquid and places it in a bowl of something.
A woman is in the rain.
A woman is hitting a man.
A woman is riding an elephant.
A man is lifting weights.
A person is riding a jetski in the waves.
A woman is wearing headphones.
A kitten is eating its food from a plate.
A woman is reading a lifestyle magazine.
A man is pouring chili into a bowl.
The bird ate the food in the tree from a bowl.
A group of girls are exiting a taxi.
A woman is seasoning a piece of meat.
A man is chopping coriander leaf.
A man takes a slice of pizza.
A man is placing meat inside a plastic bag.
A rabbi is talking.
A man rides a horse.
A man is playing guitar.
A man is slicing a bun.
A man  is driving a car.
A dog is pawing at a fly in the carpet before it.
A dog is barking.
A monkey is walking on a bed.
A woman is cooking broccoli.
A man is frying a tortilla.
A woman serving volleyballs over a net.
A man is slicing cucumber with a knife.
A man is playing an electronic keyboard.
A man is playing a violin.
A man severs the toe of an empty leather boot using a sword.
The person is removing the scales from the fish.
People are walking in the garden.
A young child rides a horse.
A person is cutting garlic into pieces with a knife.
A man is folding a piece of paper.
The man was pushed into the water.
A boy is upset playing video games.
A man makes a call on a cell phone.
A man is speaking on a phone.
A woman is applying cosmetics to her face.
The man lifted barbells.
A woman feeds an animal by hand.
Several ferrets climb out of their cage.
A young woman is playing the flute.
A woman shoots a shotgun.
A person is adding chili powder to chili with beans.
A woman rapidly fires a handgun.
A person is slicing an onion.
A dog is opening a fridge.
A woman is holding a dancing baby up.
A woman is doing a joker make up on a man.
The lady added cheese to the sauce.
A man is giving a lecture on a podium.
The cat shimmied under the bed.
A woman is chopping garlic.
A man is cutting grass.
A man is cutting grass.
A boy runs away from his fishing line.
The man played haki sak in the office.
A man is carrying another man on his back.
Meat is dropped into a pan.
A woman is cutting scallions.
A man is slam dunking a ball.
A machine is sharpening a pencil.
A woman is brushing her feet.
A man is cleaning the windows.
A person is stirring rice.
A man puts a knife in a vice.
A boy plays violin on stage.
A woman cuts a pink loaf with a knife.
A man is adding pork chops to a pan.
The men are fighting each other.
A man is catching a ball.
A girl is reading a newspaper.
A slow loris bites a persons fingers.
A man is walking along a path through wilderness.
The man played his guitar.
Some men are skating on the road.
A man pours liquid into a pan.
A boy is playing piano and singing.
A cat and a ferret are playing.
A monkey is walking through the water.
A woman is putting on makeup.
A dog is driving a car.
The man sang on stage into the microphone.
A car backs out of a space.
A man is holding a frog.
A man is traveling in a boat.
The man rode his motorcycle down the highway.
A man is dicing an onion.
A man performs on a stage.
The women are sitiing down.
A man removes a couple of toaster scrambles from a plastic packet.
A woman is dancing by a fire.
A man is meditating.
A boy is cutting paper.
The man talked on the telephone.
A man is playing the guitar and singing.
the soccer player kicked the ball side to side between his legs.
An animal is walking.
Someone is scratching an animals belly.
A man is lifting heavy weights.
A boy is playing with a toy.
A man dives off of a cliff.
A man is coming out into the water.
A man and woman dance.
A man is sweeping the floor of a house using a long broom.
A group of couples are dancing.
A man is scaling a fish.
The man set up his camera to take sunset pictures at the beach.
Someone is holding and petting a baby tiger.
The man is playing the guitar.
The man did pushups on a wall.
A woman cuts up a vegetable.
A person breaks an egg into a small bowl.
A man is playing keyboards.
A dog is running around a yard.
A child is walking down the street as a jeep pulls up.
A man is adding oil to a pot.
The girl danced in front of the bonfire.
A man is chopping butter into a container.
A girl is dragged downhill by a dog.
The man took off his sunglasses while talking.
The two men did a funny skit with a boxer in front of a crowd of people.
The girl is tiding up her bed.
Someoen is cooking onions.
The man is using a sledghammer to break the concrete block that is on the other man.
The lady put the dried noodles in the hot water to cook.
The girls danced on the stage.
A panda bear is laying down.
Two kids are playing in a swimming pool with a green colored crocodile float.
A couple of policewomen are singing karaoke.
A man is putting broccoli into water.
The doctor was helping the patient.
Some is grating onion into water.
A baby is talking.
A woman boils eggs.
A woman puts ingredients in a whisked egg.
A woman is slicing mango.
A girl is slicing a butter into two pieces.
A man is playing the guitar.
A man is opening a package containing headphones.
A girl is playing a guitar.
A little girl plays the violin on a beach.
A monkey is karate kicking at someone's gloved hand.
A female applies something to he hair with her hands.
A man is karate kicking at another man wearing protective boxing gloves.
The man is playing the wooden flute.
A young woman is playing a guitar.
The men are playing soccer.
A woman is running on the beach.
A man is straining pasta.
Panda's play on a swing.
Two green and white trains sitting on the tracks.
A small white cat with glowing eyes standing underneath a chair.
A large boat in the water at the marina.
a bus driving in a street.
A passenger train waiting in a station.
a woman at a dinner table writing on her notebook.
An Apple computer sitting on the floor.
A close-up of a brown horse's head.
A group of people eat at a table outside.
A jockey riding a horse.
The man is riding a motorcycle down the road.
A woman riding a brown horse.
A kid jumping a ledge with a bike.
A black dog standing in front of yellow flowers.
Close up of a bottle of water.
A close up of a brown faced cat.
sheep standing in afield.
A longed-haired cat with it's eyes closed.
A woman in a gray shirt smiles for the camera while the woman behind her makes a face.
A silver and blue Amtrak train on the tracks near a small train station.
A person in a blue shirt reclines near a coffee table and television.
A black and white photo of a woman showing a horse.
A dark brown horse standing in a field.
A pitched tent with a horse in the background.
A group of people sitting around a table with food on it.
A brown horse stands in a lush green field.
a black and white cow in hay.
An elderly woman stands in a kitchen with two cats at her feet.
A school bus is driving uphill on a rural road.
Camouflage airplane sitting on grassy field.
Three young women standing in a room together.
Red double decker bus driving through the streets.
A white sheep on a hillside looking at the camera.
A group of sheep in a field.
A close-up, distorted photo of an empty glass Coke bottle.
Very crowded office desk with computer monitor on.
A man sitting in a cluttered room.
Two white cows in a green pasture.
Black cow walking under trees in pasture.
Two people sitting at a table at a restaurant.
A smiling woman with a beer sitting outside with another smiling woman.
A bird holding on to a metal gate.
The skinny cows are standing on the grass.
A women laying across two men sitting on a sofa.
a woman with a big necklace.
Brown cow with horns standing in a field.
A cruise liner docked at the shoreline.
Black and white cat lying under bush.
Brown and white cow standing in grass at side of road.
A small dog looking up at the camera while standing on grass.
A tan calf with a yellow tag on his left ear looking at the camera.
Black and white photo of couch with purse at one end.
Two men on boat floating on the water.
This is a rear view of a Chevrolet sports car.
A person wearing a helmet rides a bike near a white structure.
A black and white photo of an old train station.
A grey and white tabby cat is sleeping on purple fabric.
A woman holding a small baby.
Group of horses grazing in grassy field.
Three men are sitting down at a table that has drinks on it.
Two people dressed in white standing on a grass field.
An orange tabby cat sleeping on the sofa.
Two Eagles perched on a branch.
A striped cat laying down on a bag of cat litter.
A man and small child in a living room posing for the camera.
A home office with three computer monitors and other equipment on a desk.
Five birds stand on the snow.
A black vehicle parked with a vies of low-lying mountains.
A passenger train in the snow.
The black bird is sitting on the ground.
The black and white bull is looking at the camera.
A young girl riding a white and grey horse.
A black and white sheep is walking next to a white sheep.
A living room with a dining table in the background.
The dining room table gets some afternoon sun.
A red moped parked on a sidewalk in front of graffiti.
The seagull is floating on the water.
A black dog stands next to materials at a construction site.
A woman posing in front of an apartment building in the snow.
Five cows are grazing beside the road.
Two mountain goats grazing in front of an alpine lake.
Black and white cows behind a fence.
A passenger train waiting in a station.
A white animal running through snow covered woods.
A man sitting on the grass looking toward the sky.
A black, flat screen television placed on the floor.
A silver bicycle is parked in a living room.
Black train on train tracks.
Black train on train tracks.
An orange tabby cat sleeping on the sofa.
The bald eagle is perched on a rope.
A couple posing for a picture on a couch.
The men are playing a guitar and having a drink.
Two cats sitting together on the sofa looking out the window.
Red double decker bus.
A close-up of an animal with a long face standing on grass near a tree.
A brown and white dog sits on a floral-patterned chair.
A group of people sitting at a restaurant table.
Two sheep on to of a cliff looking at the camera.
A black and white photo of an empty train station.
A row of locomotives on a siding in a field.
A white Apple computer sits on the beige carpeting of a bedroom.
a dog napping under a small table.
A boat with four sails is sailing on water.
Red sports car racing down track.
Black bird sitting on a concrete slab.
A Victory Liner bus is white with red and gold stripes.
Red double decker bus on side of street.
A group of river barges with trees in the background.
The seagull is floating on the water.
A motorcycle parked next to a car.
Gray cat looking out the window.
a black and white photo of a cow under a tree.
A potted plant in sunlight from a window.
Four people are rowing a boat near the shore.
A girl in a red shirt is riding a brown horse.
There is a small desk and chair in front of the laundry room.
An Amtrak passenger train waiting at a station.
A large jet on the ground at the airport.
A young girl wearing a helmet riding a pony.
People sitting on the porch.
Two horses standing in a pen.
The red train and the yellow train on on the tracks.
Two people sitting at a table at a restaurant.
A lamb stands near two tiny animals.
A person riding a dirt bike in the outdoors.
Tan cow with ear tags on a grassy field.
Sail boat sailing on the water.
a woman with a viking hat on.
Parked white double decker bus.
A field of black faced sheep.
Two birds are perched on a metal band.
Table with blue table cloth in kitchen.
A young woman with a bracelet is wearing a bikini top and jeans.
A brown horse grazing in a field of green grass.
A pot of liquid is at the center of a tinfoil covered plate.
A black and white cow standing in a grassy field.
A yellow and blue airplane is flying in the sky.
A women sitting in a chair at Christmas holding make up.
Four Asian young people sitting in a den or living room.
Train going down the tracks.
A young woman dressed in black.
Group of people sitting at table with drinks.
A plane flying at a distance.
A group of river barges with trees in the background.
A living room with a dining table in the background.
Yellow striped cat resting on blue sofa.
A passenger train coming into a station.
Two people paddling in a red canoe with trees in the background.
A black train moves down the tracks.
A white jeep parked in front of a store.
Two women standing in front of tour bus.
A man rides a large black motorbike.
A bicycle is parked outside a bookstore.
Plane in mid-flight at sunset.
Two red buses parked up with gardens in front of them.
A yellow parrot clings to the side of its cage.
Couple sailing in a small sailboat.
A silver and blue motorcycle sitting next to a car.
Red double decker bus.
Feet standing on a pretty day with large building in background.
A small white dog chews on a twig while lying on a wooden deck.
Man standing in front of silver train.
A close-up of a sheep with its tongue hanging out.
A black and white horned cow standing in a field.
A man riding a white horse in an arena.
A train sitting on the tracks near a field.
A women and small child sitting at a dinner table smiling at the camera.
A buddha statue sits on a table with a wooden table runner.
Two red buses driving in front of a garden.
Cows grazing in a snow covered field.
A man riding a white horse.
Man with blue shirt standing in front of a fountain.
A girl in riding gear sits atop a brown horse.
A clear plastic chair in front of a bookcase.
A dog is wearing a gray jacket.
A sheep stands on a hillside.
A black and white cow standing in a grassy field.
A woman in a black bikini top and jeans.
A girl riding a brown horse.
Man standing in front of yellow corvette.
A man sitting on the grass looking toward the sky.
A man poses in front of a large fountain with a statue on top.
A white cat standing on a carpet.
A flat screen TV on the floor.
Two brown horses standing in grassy field.
Two sheep stand in a doorway.
Room with several computer monitors.
A line outside of a bookstore on a street.
A passenger jet sits on a runway.
Old green bottle sitting on a table.
Two white horses staring over a fence.
The black and white cows pause in front of the gate.
A black and white cow standing in a grassy field.
a black and white photo of a cat lying down.
A man and woman stand, smiling for camera.
A orange and white cat asleep on a leather chair.
A white cat standing on a carpet.
Grey and white domestic kitten lying down on a desk.
A woman posing in front of an apartment building in the snow.
A young woman with a bracelet is wearing a bikini top and jeans.
A table and chairs are in a room with a picture on the wall and a ceiling fan.
A man sits crossed legged on a bed watching a small TV.
The headlights on a blue car.
A passenger train coming into a station.
An airplane facing the camera.
A woman riding a brown horse.
a jockey riding a horse.
The two dogs blend in with the stuff animals.
A train is running on the tracks.
Someone standing on a snowy mountain, watching a plane.
A bird is flapping its wings in the water.
A cruise liner docked at a port.
A red double decker bus on a crowded street.
A woman pets a dog in a fenced area.
A black and white cat playing with a blanket.
A man on a mountain bike going down an incline.
A cat reclines on an office chair.
A group of horses grazing in a field.
A group of people having a drink.
Two dogs in a fenced kennel look ahead.
Three sheep on a dirt road viewed from a passenger vehicle.
A yellow and blue airplane is flying in the sky.
The train sits at the train station.
A train sitting on the tracks near a field.
Red double decker bus taking on passengers.
Two guys sit on a couch holding beers with a girl lying on their laps.
Two women in the kitchen looking at a object.
A race horse galloping without a rider.
A steam engine and train moving toward the camera.
A black and white photo of a glass bottle of Coca Cola.
A small bird perched on an icy branch.
Boy with glasses typing on a computer.
A red truck spins their tires while a black one leaves the frame.
A living room with table, chair and sofa alongside a large palm.
A smiling woman holding a small baby.
An Esso gas station with trees in the background.
Four blue and yellow planes flying over four boats.
A horse standing near a gate with another horse in the background.
Three bottles are on a table.
A steam engine comes down a train track near trees.
A train is at a train station.
a woman sitting on a sofa holding a baby.
Two birds flying towards water feeder.
Two cows standing in a large field.
A group of sheep grazing on a hill.
A man stands in front of a train.
Two women are posing for the camera and giving the thumbs up sign.
A women holds a small baby while sitting on a sofa.
A double decker red United bus on a city street.
Two women sitting on brown couch.
A grey cat with green eyes looking into the camera.
The bird is sitting on the branch.
Group of people sitting at table of restaurant.
A black and white cow stands on grass against a partly cloudy blue sky.
A guy on a white horse.
Two dairy cows drinking from a pond.
There are several sheared sheep in a pen.
The black dog is lying in the grass.
Two young people are sitting at a table next to a sliding glass door, with one person pointing at the other.
A man and a woman holding hands walking along the beach.
Ten sheep looking at the camera.
A black and white dog looking at the camera.
A black table with white fuzzy chair.
Red double decker bus taking on passengers.
Sail boat sailing on the water.
A blue bird perches on the gloved hand of a person.
A girl riding on a brown and white horse.
A mostly black train on a track.
A young boy coloring with a red and blue crayon.
A group of people in a living room.
A mallard and a tame white duck on the grass near water.
The cat is sitting between two bicycles in front of a door.
A girl with a red bag standing on the street.
A horse rider is riding a white horse.
A long train is on train tracks.
A black and tan dog looks at a black sheep.
A room with several computers and pictures on the wall.
A black and white photo of a cow walking under a tree in a field.
A silver AreoMexico Jet Liner sitting on the tarmac.
a man on a dirt bike jumping very high.
Two people sailing a small white sail boat.
A white airplane is parked on the cement.
Three cows grazing in a field.
The man is sitting at a messy table and using a laptop.
A dining table with candles, wine, and a teapot.
Two people paddling a red canoe are reflected in the still water.
A scantily clad woman is standing next to a car.
Red double decker bus taking on passengers.
A buddha statue holding a candle is sitting on a table.
Three people sitting at dinner table smiling at camera.
A multi-colored train on a track.
A white and red bus traveling on the street.
A red and blue plane flying with its landing gears down.
Small boat going down a creek.
Four women and two men sit at a long table in a restaurant.
Two goats standing in a field by a tree.
A black and white photo of a living room with a large window, sofa, and chair.
Close up of a brown horse with a blue halter.
A large black bird is sitting in the water.
A close-up of a cat on a cream sofa.
A person is jumping a bicycle and performing a trick.
A yellow school bus is parked in a rural area.
A pug dog wits on a yellow chair next to a green dumpster.
The woman is sitting on the red motorcycle.
A sheep standing on a table at auction.
A close-up of a black train engine.
A orange and white cat asleep on a leather chair.
a train rides on his tracks.
Black and white cow standing in grassy field.
A double decker red United bus on a city street.
The television and desk of hotel room with lamp lighting.
A man riding a small bicycle.
A woman wearing a navy dress is cutting a cake on a white table.
A black train moves down the tracks.
A close-up picture of a white and purple motorcycle.
A young girl riding a brown horse.
Two women in the kitchen looking at a object.
Two women posing with a baby.
A group of people sitting around a table containing food.
A blue motorcycle is parked on the sidewalk.
A red double decker bus on a city street.
Two trains inside a train station.
A man riding a white horse.
A man and two women smiling at the camera while sitting on a blue sofa.
A large cruise ship in harbor with trees behind.
Two cows crossing a road intersection.
Several cows grazing on the median by the road.
A black cow and a brown cow stands in a plain in front of an uprooted tree.
Red double decker bus driving down street.
Tan cow with ear tags on a grassy field.
A close up of the front end of a purple and white motor cycle.
Two women shopping at a clothing store.
A group of people sitting at a restaurant table.
A close-up of a brown horse's head.
A person in a red cap standing next to a brick support beam.
A bay foal is walking next to its mother in a grassy field.
A women standing next to a brown cow.
A dog peaks out the back of a truck.
Woman in blue shift dress cutting into food.
The black and white cat is looking up at the camera.
Two brunette girls sit atop a red an yellow motorcycle with a side car.
A small white cat standing in a sink.
A man on the back seat of a red tandem bicycle.
A computer on a desk.
A small child smiling at the camera.
A little bird floating in the water.
A white bus with the word Julia is near water and a big ship.
Old blue and white train on tracks.
Yellow boat on a beach.
A kitchendiner with papers laying on the blue clothed dining table.
Train in a station.
A gray cat is sitting on the window ledge looking at the camera.
Man playing guitar while sitting down.
Red double decker bus driving down a street.
Three cows are grazing in a grassy field.
The brown train is sitting on the railroad tracks.
A black and white horned cow standing in a field.
A tiny blonde child in a blue dress sits on a table near her mother.
A group of people sitting at a restaurant table.
A black and white cow in a pen with hay.
A red, double-decker bus.
A close-up view of a horse's head.
An old fashioned wooden sailing ship in the ocean.
A sheep standing in a mountainous area.
A white plane on the runway.
A tan puppy being petted.
Elegant dining room with wood furniture.
A women laying across two men sitting on a sofa.
two motorbikes on a dirt track.
The black and white cat is looking up at the camera.
A gray cat with green eyes looks at the camera.
Two lambs stand on a grassy hill.
A man in white with a wine bottle and a woman in a red turtleneck with a white vest.
A lone cow sits in the cold of the yard.
A double decker bus drives on a city street.
Large black and white cat resting on a windowsill.
Boy feeding a sheep.
A girl in a black desktop holds up an open box of Corn Flakes and a carton of milk.
a close up of a small cactus in a pot.
The white sheep is standing on the green hill.
A black and white bird on a body of water with grass in the background.
A wooden bicycle with an awning.
A black and white photo of a dilapidated wooden fence.
Two brown horses standing in a green meadow.
Two men wearing bike helmets.
A man playing a video game in a store.
A group of people sitting around a table on a porch.
A young girl wearing a bike helmet with a bicycle in the background.
the back of a stop sign with many stickers on it.
A bicycle is parked outside a bookstore.
a brown double decker tour bus on a street with a ferris wheel behind it.
A black and white chair sitting in front of a brick wall and a window with a bamboo plant in a vase.
A man in a black uniform on a white horse.
Two women stand in a living room with a black dog.
Two people paddling a red canoe are reflected in the still water.
A close-up view of the headlights of a blue old-fashioned car.
Cars driving near a model building.
A blue and orange airplane flying with its landing gear down.
A black and white cat lying on a blanket.
A building with a temporary sign over the entrance to its parking lot.
A group of people sitting around a table containing food.
A man and women sitting on a sofa holding a small baby.
A black and white cat lying on a blanket.
A black and white photo of a love seat.
A living room with a dining table in the background.
A red and gray train is going through a tunnel.
Red double decker bus with hood open.
A man riding a white horse.
View of a living room with a dining room in the background.
An orange kitten lay on a leather couch.
A person wearing a bike helmet talks on a cell phone.
A subway train pulling into the station.
A bicycle is parked by a shop.
Two men standing on beach.
Long-haired black dog standing in grassy field.
A small desk with chair near a laundry closet.
Red double decker bus driving through the streets.
A goose flapping its wings in a body of water.
Boy laying on couch with dog.
A black and white image of a cat laying on a rug.
A large jet on the ground at the airport.
Two women are sitting in a cafe.
Eight bottles of Harp lager lined up on the floor.
A small child smiling at the camera.
A woman riding a brown horse.
photo of a television screen showing a movie.
A bird perched on a flowerpot.
White cat sitting inside of a sink.
Young woman in riding gear on top of horse.
Two people are sailing a small boat.
A small bird on a tiny branch.
Two animals sitting on a rock.
Two cats sit on the back of a couch looking out the window.
Two young women shear a sheep.
The young rider takes a ride on the brown horse.
Six people are seated at a restaurant table and looking into the camera.
Little white lamb with nose to wood.
A young girl riding a white and grey horse.
A black dog stands next to materials at a construction site.
A bird is flapping its wings in the water.
A black and white cat lying on a blanket.
Young woman in riding gear on top of horse.
A plane being readied for take-off.
A white leather couch with a purse and throw blanket on it.
A kitchen with wooden cabinets and furniture.
The cat is attacking a corn husk broom.
A couple holds a baby.
A small bird eating from the feeder.
Close up of a white sheep with a black head.
A young boy laying on a sofa with a dog.
A red bird is perched in a tree.
Two buses parked on a street.
A black and white dog looking at the camera.
A train is on the railroad tracks.
Large silver locomotive engine in a shed.
A women sitting at a table drinking with a basketball picture in the background.
A green steam engine traveling on the railroad tracks.
A small red car on top of a semi truck.
The man poses for a photo in front of the train.
A bicyclist in black on a black and red racing bike.
A kitchen sink and countertop with bowls on shelves.
A television in a messy room with several bookcases.
A black and white cat sleeping on its side on a purple blanket.
A woman riding a bicycle on a large concrete area.
Two cows standing in a large field.
A bald man touches the nose of a black horse on the other side of a fence.
A man is standing next to a yellow sports car.
a black and white photo of cows in their stalls.
Double decker bus with the London Eye ferris wheel in background.
A yellow and black bird eats from a bird feeder.
A man stands in front of a train.
A small plane parked at an airfield with a cloudy sky overhead.
A boat is on the water near a small plane.
A man riding a white horse in an arena.
A Macintosh computer sitting on the floor.
A black and white cat is sitting on a brown chair looking up.
sheep standing in afield.
Group of elderly people sitting around a table.
Three women with brown hair are smiling.
A black and white photo of an empty train station.
Two dogs in a fenced kennel look ahead.
A black and white cow looking through the fence.
Several people on motorcycles in a market square.
A close-up of a sheep in the grass.
Domestic cat laying on back of cat litter.
Two green birds fly towards a wooden telephone pole.
A person sitting on a motorcycle while a man stands by.
Three cows grazing in a field.
A blue bird perched on a gloved hand.
A baby holds a ketchup packet.
A close-up view of a horse's head.
A train is at a train station.
A dark brown horse standing in a field.
A small cat laying on a wooden beam looking up at the camera.
The black bird is sitting on the ground.
A small brown birds is eating from a bird feeder hanging from a tree.
A pair of dogs playing with a purple ball.
a bird lands in the water.
Three children stand on or near a fence.
A black dog emerges from the water with a white ball in its mouth.
A girl in a purple shirt and pink headband posing
A brown dog digging a hole in front of a plant
The brown and white dog swims in a swimming pool.
A boy in a red sled is riding down the hill.
A black and brown dog runs through the woods.
The two dogs are running on the grass.
A young girl holds up a peace sign.
A man is hanging by a line off a cliff above water.
A man crouching and holding a camera.
Man riding a bicycle down a narrow path.
A man wearing an orange coat speaks to another as they walk in the snow.
A dog is jumping up in the air to catch a toy.
A brown dog laying on a blue cover.
The two boys play in the field.
The two dogs are running through the grass.
A boy with a broken arm is resting in a bed.
boy doing tricks on a skateboard
Three dogs playing in the snow.
A little girl with a ribbon in her hair is picking her nose.
A young girl going down a tube slide.
Many people are in the bicycle racing, including one man in a three-wheeled bike.
A group of people are wearing bunny ears.
A dog in a "superman" shirt sleeps on a blanket.
The white and brown dog runs across the grass.
A brown dog is resting its paws on a laptop keyboard.
A young girl with glasses sits and holds two American flags.
A small white and brown dog is jumping over a horizontal pole.
Two dogs are running through a grassy area.
A man is swinging on a rope above the water.
Two Asian men and Asian woman sit in black massage chairs.
A girl playing is a pile of colorful balls.
An older man is standing outside in front of a truck.
Smiling man with reflective classes.
five people standing on a sidewalk
The white dog runs across the snow.
A young boy in a brown jacket playing with snow.
A man picking up a big rock.
A white and brown dog is running over grass.
Man is carrying a tool box down the sidewalk.
A man wearing a t-shirt that says "Gigolo" stands at the counter talking to someone.
A tent and a campsite in a sunlit forest.
Two large dogs running in some grass.
A dog swimming with a stick in it's mouth.
A man playing fetch with two brown dogs.
a dog is running across the sand with a stick in it's mouth.
A man is standing in water near a waterfall.
A tan dog jumps up to catch a tennis ball.
The man is jumping into the water.
A woman in a black shirt stands in front of bananas at a fruit stand.
A child is jumping into a swimming pool.
A little boy jumping from one chair to another.
A girl swings her long, wet hair in a lake.
Two dogs playing by the shore.
A little girl walks on a boardwalk with blue domes in the background.
Two women sitting on a bench, their faces obscured, with one woman carrying an inflatable tiger and the other woman in a Disney snow white costume.
A guy and two girls are smiling at the camera.
A dog swimming with a stick in it's mouth.
A black poodle plays in the snow.
two girls holding up a scary movie flyer
Three boys are running on the beach playing a game.
A girl is wearing a purple sash and matching skirt.
a man wearing a grey jacket standing on the side of a street.
A brown and black dog is jumping to catch a red ball.
The tan dog runs through the leaves.
A white and black dog is jumping into a pool.
A black and white dog is carrying a stick in its mouth.
A deer jumps a fence.
A little girl holds a wooden stick.
A black dog jumps through the water.
A group of people in front of a red fire truck.
a boy jumps into the blue pool water.
A blonde dog is catching a ball in its mouth in the snow.
Three children and playing and laughing on the floor.
A man sits with fishing poles near a body of water.
A woman and a dog standing in the grass.
A man in a blue shirt is running in a stadium field.
A black dog running through water.
Children jumping on a trampoline.
A large brown dog is crouching in a grassy field.
A dog runs through the grass.
A skier speeds through the snow.
Two people are playing golf on a golf course.
A boy and a girl playing on the beach.
The child in the red coat laid in the red mat.
Two dogs play in the grass.
A child in a blue and white team uniform chasing a soccer ball.
A softball player swinging at a pitch.
A man is kite surfing away from the camera.
A black dog is running in the grass.
A little boy and a little girl playing together outside.
Two people sit on the end of a dock.
Two dogs in a yard.
A man chases a dog trying to pass the barrier to enter a play area.
The large brown and white dog is running through the snow.
A bloody man and woman pose for a picture.
A yellow dog is playing in a grassy area near flowers.
a boy plays with a noodle by the pool.
two big brown dogs running through the snow.
A young boy jumps into a pool with outstretched arms.
A girl holds up a yellow balloon animal.
Two dogs share a toy in a field of vegetation.
A blond haired lady in white poses for the camera.
A dog runs through a field chasing a ball.
Two girls are sitting in front of a statue.
A girl in orange lights a candle.
A white dog runs through a field of yellow flowers.
An infant sitting on a cot reaching over to touch the face of an older boy.
A dog shaking off water.
Young boys running along the pavement.
A young child slides down an orange slide.
a black and white dog running through some red and white poles
Three individuals are posing on skis behind a "no skiing" sign.
A man in a white suit walks down the street holding a newspaper.
A black dog with a blue collar is running in the snow.
A dog is running toward the camera.
a boy swinging on a swing.
A group of youngsters swim in lake water
A blue and white soccer team playing against each other.
A brown dog about to catch a green Frisbee.
A black and white dog is swimming in a large green lake.
Two large black dogs are playing in a grassy field.
The brown and black dog sprints across the snow.
The man in the backpack looks to his left.
An elderly man in a blue shirt is holding up a piece of canvas art.
Two skinny young boys playing with sand in the water.
A small dog runs through an obstacle course.
A brown dog running through the woods.
A group of people are standing by a window watching something.
A dog is jumping over a barrier at a agility competition.
Three people racing on ice skates.
Two women contestants are walking their dogs in a dog show.
Two men on the side of a barge
A brown dog in running on grass.
A person is riding their bike on a trail next to the woods.
A woman in a black dress smiles in front of a silver truck.
A dog is on the beach near a ball.
A dog bounds across the brown grass.
a woman playing with two young boys at a park
A dog emerges form the water with a stick in its mouth.
Three dogs playing in the snow.
A dog carries a leash in its mouth.
A man in jeans is playing with a ball while a woman in jeans stands nearby looking away.
A skier is falling into the snow.
A dog with a red toy in it's mouth.
Two hockey players fighting on the ice.
Two terriers play on the wood floor of their home.
Two dogs running through a field.
A man in a gray suit locking up a bicycle
A man in a black leather jacket is sleeping in a subway car.
A dog leaping over a hurdle.
Two men are setting up some electronic equpitment
A black dog is walking on the grass with a stick in it's mouth.
A girl runs with dogs in a dry field.
Two dogs playing in the snow.
A dog leaps off a dock and into the water.
a group of old men walking down the street
Three dogs standing in snow next to a blue fence.
A black and white dog is running through the field.
A boy in black waves his arms while other people are behind him on a field.
An elderly woman rides a bicycle along a city street.
A young boy is punching a yellow ball.
A group of young ballerinas are in a dance studio.
A young boy in a white dress shirt is playing on a grassy plain.
A man and a dog are playing tug of war.
A wet child shivers under a towel at a pool.
A white dog runs on a beach.
Six dogs running on the sandy beach.
A man holds on to a handle in the water.
A white dog walking in the snow.
The white and brown dog runs across the grass.
A boy goes down an inflatable slide.
Two dogs playing with a ball in a puddle.
Three dogs are playing in the water.
Two dogs playing in the snow.
A girl does a back bend on the beach.
The two dogs are playing fetch in the snow.
Two surfers on riding a small wave.
Two people walking on the beach at sunset.
two puppies playing around in the grass
A young girl is sitting on Santa's lap.
A black and white dog runs with its mouth open.
A young boy jumping in the air at the beach.
Five men in tuxedos are walking down steps.
Man in red shorts and white shirt kicking a soccer ball.
A man and dog on a rocky seashore.
Brown dog splashing into the water.
The smiling woman at the beach is buried in seaweed.
A dog with big ears is holding a small stick in it's mouth.
The large brown dog is jumping through the tall grass.
Two dogs fighting in the snow.
A brown dog is in the middle of a line of dogs chasing a dirty tennis ball over dirt.
A grey hound is active in a grassy field.
Two people are racing a sidecar motorcycle in the mud.
The man is sitting at the top of a rocky mountain.
A man standing on a boat is pulling another boat close by with a bamboo stick.
a man plays his white guitar.
A person is skijoring with a dog in the mountains.
Two shirtless young people playing in the water.
Close-up of a hummingbird.
Woman in a black dress walking on the street.
A man and a woman looking at the camera.
a brown dog running through the dirty muddy grass
Three dogs pulling a man on a bicycle through the snow.
A baby in a red hat sitting in a stroller is holding a doll.
Three children playing with hay outdoors, throwing some at camera lens.
A climber is standing on the rock face next to the pink rope.
A black dog wearing an orange collar is entangled with fishing wire.
Two dogs are playing around in the dirt.
A golden dog is running on the grass.
A dog runs through the grass.
a man in red shorts is walking along rocks by a river carrying a stick.
Man rowing a boat.
Three dogs running on a racetrack.
A black and brown dog walks through the snow near a building.
A dog is jumping into a swimming pool after a duck.
A dog running through a forest in the winter time
The girl is playing along with the images on the big screen.
Many people run in a race on a street.
A man in swimming trunks is standing against some rocks.
Two white dogs walking in the snow.
A woman wearing a pink shirt jumps in the air with her arms and legs spread to her sides.
A dog runs through the grass.
A dog running across the sand
A woman is attempting to ride a small wave.
The black and white dog is swimming in the river.
Man standing on top of jagged rocks near the ocean.
A girl in a black and blue wet suit is surfing.
The woman is leading a dog through an obstacle course.
Two dogs on the beach.
A young boy is standing on a gray tiled area.
The dog is running with food in his mouth.
Two dogs running down a beach.
A black and white dog swimming in the pool
A dog has it's head inside a red and green gift bag.
A yellow shirted man wearing a golden sun mask.
A man is scalling a sheer rock face with a rope support.
A child with his hands on his head.
A man wearing a orange vest is canoeing in the blue water.
An old man in a black trench coat standing in a marketplace.
A man climbing a cliff face.
Two girls are in pajama pants and appear to be dancing.
A white and brown dog playing with a black toy.
A boy plays baseball.
A boy wearing a red shirt runs across the grass with a furry dog.
A black dog retrieves in the snow.
A smiling man and a baby girl posing for photo.
A dog jumping for a Frisbee in the snow.
A brown and white dog with a pink collar is barking at a brown dog with a blue collar in the snow.
Two brown dogs are biting each other.
A skateboarder attempts a trick on the side of a low wall.
A young girl doing a back flip in the water.
A snowboarder rides a snowboard down a railing beside a flight of steps.
A woman with two men in hats socializing outside.
A small boy in a bathrobe is sitting in a metal chair.
A black dog is running through the snow.
a group of teenagers are dancing on a wooden floor.
A young boy is riding a bike.
A black dog running in the snow.
Three dogs in the snow by a fence.
A girl runs along a river bank with two black dogs.
A teenage girl running on a beach shouting, with an older man walking behind her.
A brown and white dog is walking next to a man on a skateboard.
Man riding a surfboard on a wave.
The man in the red shirt is climbing the side of a mountain.
A man riding a motorcycle while wearing a black uniform.
a black dog swimming through a river.
A man and a woman are smiling.
A man is standing on top of a rock or mountain watching the sun set.
Two little girls are playing on a trampoline.
Two girls are jumping high in the air.
The woman holding a black purse is smoking a cigarette.
A dog is running along the grass.
A man with long hair is looking through a camera.
Brown dog running on grass.
Two people wearing hats sit and look at the camera.
Two girls playing with people and flowers behind them.
A girl in a pink shirt is sprawling her limbs out in midair.
A little girl in a red shirt pulls a kite.
Child sliding in the snow.
Three dogs are playing in the water.
A white dog running on sand.
A little girl with her hands in the air is sitting on a man's back while he is laying on a blanket.
a red and white race car racing on a dirt racetrack.
A black and white dog is running through a cow field.
A man in a straw hat shades his phone while others walk on a busy sidewalk.
A man with a messenger bag in front of a gray tile wall.
A dog swims in the water.
A little white curly haired dog runs across the pavement with a stick in its mouth.
The blonde woman is wearing a black, american flag, tartan cap.
A person holding a net is standing in the water.
A woman in an red tracksuit squeezing lemons in a press.
a man walks two dogs on leashes down the street
A dog is running in the snow.
A small boy playing in the snow.
A woman in a blue shirt and tan shorts sits at a table.
a white dog running in the snow
The black dog is running through the snow.
A dog wearing a green sweater and a backpack walking on snow.
A group of people sitting around a desk.
Three dogs are running in a field.
A man and woman with their hands on their chins are standing next to a Christmas tree.
The black and white dog has a stick in his paws.
A white dog running through the snow
A man on skis on a snow-covered hill with mountains in the background
A man on a bike nest to a river.
A skier going down the snowy hill.
Two dogs are running on the grass.
A man is spraying a fluid from a long hose at the beach.
A person in a red vest is touching the blue ice skates on another person.
A girl bounces upside down on her head on a trampoline.
A woman standing in front of trees and smiling.
A boy doing a back flip into a swimming pool.
three little boys cover themselves with bubbles.
The boy is looking up at the girl as another girl ignores them.
A black dog with a blue collar is running in the snow.
A bird sits in a tree.
A brown dog chews on an orange ball.
A brown dog jumping into the air to catch a ball.
A child is walking from one picnic table to another.
A dog in the snow.
Dalmation running along the beach.
A dog running through snow.
Four black dogs run across the grass.
A man in red and black is hitting a soccer ball with his head.
A brown dog is walking on the grass.
A woman placing a baby on a skateboard on the beach.
A black dog is biting a light brown dogs ear in a playful manner.
The beagle is walking on the beach at the waterline.
The black and white dog runs through the grass.
Two dogs run through the snow, one with a tennis ball.
A black dog is walking on the grass with a stick in it's mouth.
A man walks toward a policeman standing in a crosswalk on a city street.
A black dog and a white dog playing in the street.
A large black and white dog is swimming in the water.
A little boy clowns with a colander on his head.
Two constructions workers sit on a beam taking a break.
A man and a woman laughing.
A black, brown and white dog running through a field.
Children are playing in a swimming pool while two adult men watch them.
Two kids splashing in the water.
The brown and white dog is walking in shallow waters.
A woman reads while on public transportation.
A bulldog is running through a grassy park while people stand in the background.
A young boy riding a bike on a brick road
The young man is skateboarding at a skate park.
A girl jumping rope on a sidewalk near a parking garage.
A person is out in the water at the beach while the sun sets.
A dog jumps in midair to catch a Frisbee.
The dog returns the play toy to its master.
Two females jump off of swings.
A woman with a young girl pose with bear statues in front of a store.
A shirtless man playing football on a lawn.
A girl wearing green twists something in her hands.
A man in a red jacket holds his bike for the picture.
A boy jumps into a not-so-crowded public pool.
The clowns are striking a pose for the camera.
Four kids holding hands jump into a swimming pool.
A boy pushes a wagon with two pumpkins.
Two soccer players battle for the ball during an intense match.
The black dog is walking through the tall grass.
Two black dogs playing in the snow.
A dog jumps over a chain.
A girl with a black purse sitting on a wooden bench.
A black and a yellow dog
Three children in a ball pit.
A large white and grey dog runs through a yellow tunnel in an obstacle course.
A swimmer is doing the backstroke in the swimming pool.
A man stands astride a bike on a rocky trail by a lake.
A brown dog is running through green grass.
A small white dog and large brown dog play on the grass.
A woman holds a dog while another dog stands nearby in a field.
A black dog walking through water.
A black dog is running in snow.
A woman dressed in green is playing with her tan dog.
Two homeless men stand outside with a cardboard sign.
A brown dog wades in the water.
One man in an orange shirt wearing a white helmet is riding a bike.
A little boy is standing in front of a wedding party laughing.
A person on a snowmobile.
The man is standing on the shore hitting a ball with a paddle.
This over the top photo shows two men taking a break.
Two brown dogs running together on sand
A black dog is chasing after a red Frisbee.
Two girls with ponytails ride an amusement park ride.
A dog digging in the sand.
Two men sit on the sidewalk in front of stores.
A black and white spotted dog jumps over a stream.
A person on a bmx bike.
Two dogs running through tall grass.
Little white dog wearing a leash jumping after a red ball.
A group of people standing outside of a building.
A group of four children dancing in a backyard.
a group of teenagers are jumping in the air on the beach.
A boy waves around a sparkler.
Several people are sitting around a fire at night.
Two different breeds of brown and white dogs play on the beach.
One man and two women dressed in vampire costumes
Two boys, one wearing a hat, in a playground.
Two dogs playing in snow.
A woman holds a baby while a man looks at it as another man holding a child watches.
A white fluffy dog is running in pure white snow.
A woman holding a newspaper.
A group of men playing brass instruments.
Two girls on the shore watch people in a boat fish.
a snowboarder jumps into the air.
A white dog with red ears is running in the snow.
A little girl and a little boy hold hands on a shiny slide.
Kids play soccer on a field.
A man jumps off of one rooftop onto another.
One child pulls another, sitting in a red wagon, along the sand.
An owl has its wings up and widespread during the day.
A man in a blue cap is sitting on a stool under a tree.
A woman sings into a microphone by a guy playing a guitar.
Three sheep graze on the grassy field with a dog walking behind them.
a cyclist is making his bike jump between two rocks.
A young girl with a pink hat on with a yellow building in the background.
A girl in a pink dress rides her bike along a white picket fence.
A brown furry animal stands behind some plants.
A child in a red shirt is using a black wake board to splash over a beach wave.
The tan and white dog is running in the field.
Two teenage girls, one is smiling.
Two birds interacting in the grass
Two hikers stand at the top of a snowy mountain.
Two children in a field of red flowers.
A young men jumps off rocks into a lake.
A small black dog is in the grass.
A lady dressed in a kimono is looking at the camera.
A group of people are firing up a hot air balloon.
Children play fight with swords.
A man is wind sailing in the ocean.
Three dogs racing on a dirt track
Two people holding hands and walking in a field.
A brown dog chases a Frisbee
Woman in red overalls standing on the sidewalk.
A dog is running through a backyard full of leaves.
two puppies playing around in the grass
Two black and white dogs are playing together outside.
Three dogs running through water.
A woman sits alone against a brick wall
A brown dog carrying a stick in its mouth.
A young woman leans over her plate at a meal.
A person climbs up a snowy hill while their dog follows.
A brown dog sits on the beach.
Scuba diver submerged in water.
The man is riding a bike down a dirt hill.
A large gray dog is playing in the deep snow.
A man riding his bike on the beach by the ocean.
A dog in in a car.
A dog with floppy ears walking towards the camera in the woods.
A brown dog is splashing water everywhere by shaking the water off of itself.
A black and white dog is running on the beach.
Many middle eastern people are sitting in the back of a blue truck.
Person with two ski poles skiing down a snowy hill.
A woman is eating fish at a restaurant.
A child and two dogs play in the water.
A skateboarder doing a trick on a stone wall.
People are standing on an escalator moving up.
A lady is running her dog through an agility course.
The white and brown dog is shaking its ears.
Some children are raising their hands and clapping.
A man blowing a large bubble.
Two people sit on a dock near the water.
Hockey goal-keeper laying on the ice in front of net.
A skier wearing blue snow pants is flying through the air near a jump.
The brown dog is running along a grassy pathway.
The girl is wearing a blue striped shirt and Rollerblades.
A tattooed man in black playing a white guitar and singing.
A dog running along the beach.
A young man and woman sitting on a bench outside are kissing.
A brown dog is jumping up to catch a green strap in it's mouth.
A black dog is running in the grass.
A woman is sitting on a sidewalk with a cell phone at her ear.
Three dogs play in a grassy field.
A young boy plays in a red ball pit.
A surfer on a wave.
The skateboarder gets to the top of the ramp.
Two men in a running contest.
Two kids are walking on a path in the woods.
a brown and white dog is running on the grass.
Two dogs run side-by-side on the grass.
Two dogs are peeing at a red fire hydrant.
A rugby player in dark gear is carrying a light colored rugby ball with arm outstretched.
Two people are walking through some water.
A dog splashing in the water.
A group of people are walking down the sidewalk of a big city.
The dog is in the air above the grass.
A black dog is running through some water.
Girl stands in subway waiting on something.
The man is sitting with a little girl in the park.
A large tan dog is running with a green item in its mouth
A group of people in boats racing towards the shore.
A person is riding a skateboard in the air above a ramp.
A boy skateboards down the metal handrail at night.
A person is squeezing through an opening in the rock face.
Dog running towards camera with a ball in its mouth.
A young girl running on the beach.
A baseball player throws the ball.
A man is swinging on a rope over water.
A young girl dressed in a Minnie mouse outfit and an older woman walking down the sidewalk.
How about some testimonies from real health experts?
"Then the captain was gone.
The problem is simpler than that.
NEGATIVE RECONNAISSANCE REQUIREMENTS.
So, I am dropping, for now, asking you the question: " Where ' s the Marx " ?
go figure You're asking me to prove a negative?
I am OK with MEDICAL use!
The prices for everything you need have gone up due to inflation.
War in the middle east.
Originally Posted by Vienna How was it authoritarian?
Imagine a place that's % white and % black.
There's no chance of a fair trial.
Nirvana is very different than oblivion.
We in Britain think differently to Americans.
If you answer yes to  and no to  you are probably straight.
The whole earth combined produces enough food for  billion people.
BTW he had appropriate deferments for the time.
Hey, Blue-Eyes, How's things in London?
but in the news broadcasts i have seen they did call him white.
According to the girlfriend and Zimmerman, he did.
My parents have told me it is bad for you.
.Nazi is a slang term for the NSWP.
I oppose the death penalty.
Well, whatever, you are now.
They produce nothing I can eat, wear, live in.
DICKSHOT Matt Holliday owns.
People exploited the laws.
Funny, I thought the same thing about some math.
I have  years of "Neener Neener" rights I use lettuce too.
I don't prefix or suffix everything with "you hate Jews."
I wood have asked her if she is up for a treesome.
It still makes no sense.
More expensive homes.
Martin said, "Why are you following me?"
ALTHOUGH SATELLITE INTENSITY ESTIMATES FROM TAFB AND SAB ARE ONLY T./
"Fairies don't exist" - fine.
You wanna know what I find curious?
When did I compare homo sexuaity with a developmental disorder?
If you asked , conservatives, the numbers will be skewed to the right.
You didn't mention PFA before that one post.
Ramblin' Rose by Nat King Cole We are all vessels filled with many wonders.
from the year prior.
Still love this show.
their vast properties are protected by the govt.
Fundimental difference, please?
How exactly is Germany being 'punished' for the stupidity of WW?
Z stalked him down, then shot him.
I'm not outraged, I'm disappointed.
We never got out of it in the first place!
Freedom of speech has consequences!
My parents have told me it is bad for you.
if you could kill one person to save four, would you?
It's not imposing morals.
It depends how you define extreme.
At least Mexico had a presence in California.
So YES, we DO read the bible to learn about Christianity.
Ah ha, ha, ha, ha, ha!
And that's why you're yelling at me and refusing to answer my questions?
You have too much regulation, not too little.
The Human Element You could sign Lance Berkman at the end of the year I guess?
Why was the Book of Thomas left out of the canon?
You mean, you believe the word of the Mainstream Media?
We are meant to explore.
Israel doesn't give a ****, accept it.
We are all vessels filled with many wonders.
Slutstamp! A dear friend from Ohio sent me this.
And yet, the Titanic story is the one that holds up to scrutiny of the evidence.
Can he really make mone from google ad sense.
They know that the video doesn't show a gas chamber.
Warm , maybe record.
"Bright but scatterbrained" becomes "treat with drugs".
What is your definition of "life"?
Could be a lot of things.
No extortion, no bribery, no money involved He's asking for money for his vote.
Dr. Neander's revised version.
Should I just tell her how I feel?
I. ATLANTIC REQUIREMENTS .
you have no remains of a missile at the pentagon.
"Jane" wants me to ask the helpful party guest to pay for it.
any woman that wants birth control can get it.
Is it legal to grow?
pressing one does not "do" english.
What's my opinion regarding the series?
We are all vessels filled with many wonders.
Does he have supporters?
but okay, ultimate sovereignty?
that is not an answer.
The Nazis increases the longevity of a handgun permit from  to  years.
But we can't do it without help.
No healthy person needs gambling.
I said it wasn't a person, in the legal sense.
Do you see Obama calling for regulation reform?
"Leprechauns don't exist" - fine.
Got some Heine and coors light i started it last night xanis.
Iran is also a signed of the NPT and the IAEA.
"Gorgons don't exist" - fine.
Best way to get money out is to get rid of lobby, all of it.
I have  years of "Neener Neener" rights Usually I get pretty decent care.
Dutchy Has anyone heard from Dutchy?
Commodity Expanded Value-Form, .
You are a Christian.
And the simple fact today?
Morals have absolutely nothing to do with it !
"Oh, you're such a good person!
Fern I think stories like this are stupid.
CYCLONE FORMATION IS NOT EXPECTED DURING THE NEXT  HOURS.
Do you not understand what that string of words means?
There is no freedom of religion.
Originally Posted by SolInvictus The messahe of all the scriptures is oneness.
How long after the obliteration should the kid return to school?
A man and a woman are different yes.
Double Jeopardy actually enforces a jury nullification.
Facilitator : Show me the smart child.
religious fiction Isn't that redundant and repetetive?
Originally Posted by anabelle What's wrong with that?
Cracklin' Rosie by Neil Diamond We are all vessels filled with many wonders.
Some people have complete confidence in the people running these institutions.
loose change started out as a work of fiction.
If it wasn't a life, then it would not be able to be born.
GL, Terral That is absolutely amazing.
lets assume we have % white and % black.
Freedom of speech has consequences!
"Fairies don't exist" - fine.
If so, state that is why they're not true.
-Not- talking about it 'and' -Not- doing anything.
"Being against nukes" does not mean "not wanting to use nukes".
My niece is married to a black man.
The UK population is just over  million.
I Shot the Sheriff We are all vessels filled with many wonders.
I hope this is nothing.
The money I spent adopting Velociraptor.
So, you actually believe every word of what Terral wrote?
What isn't how what was sold?
I know I'd hate to be him.
there were no weapons.
It's so stupid that it just has to be true.
Personal responsibility much?
Do you notice the nonsensical things you are saying?
I guess I pulled it out of the census's rear end in a top hat.
How is this slanted against Bush??
If it wasn't bollocks it wouldn't be homeopathy.
I've never accused him of over-milligraming, nothing.
The bailout was bigger than TARP Bloomberg news.
My parents have told me it is bad for you.
His position is that it is the individual's risk to assume.
I. ATLANTIC REQUIREMENTS .
Read More: You have never met anyone that is Pro-Abortion?
I have no problem with those that have money!
Nixon, Ford and Carter shut down the oilfields?
i don't want a president who 'cares'.
It doesn't have to be braindead.
no missile evidence.
My teachers have told me it is bad for you.
My gosh, I'm the one with the pregnancy ticker.
Then he is not omnipotent.
tin foil hat for the dog face, what size do u wear?
Like this  year old who was shot dead in a marijuana-related crime.
If you leap up to make a hit, you're getting a penalty.
ALL of the electrical energy comes from the battery.
Do you know how many passengers testified or what they said?
Imagine a place with % men and % women.
Scenario A assumes that the CO growth rate accelerates by .%/yr.
They have actually showed a cooling trend since  due to the recent decline.
We are all vessels filled with many wonders.
to repeat: They are NOT as sovereign as they were before.
Out of touch and completely untrustworthy, however, wouldn't.
It is mostly just the Dutch.
We're talking about angels and common pins again, right?
claims about trayvon's character And when did I do that?
% How much money does PP take in for abortion services?
Why did that transaction take place.
There is no more egg cell post-fertilization.
Lacey - welcome back!
More factchecking: I don't know why anyone is making a fuss over the $, bet.
If you haven't made any claims, then just say so.
No Thatcherite can ever call themselves a libertarian.
the problem isn't who has money.
But do you actually believe there was an iceberg in those waters?
not astros or orioles bad Gameday for the orioles game is frozen for me.
If so, alot of cops should take presciption drugs.
Tell us what the charges were.
Those are partial psychopaths.
those who ignore history are doomed to repeat it.
this is NOT a war deployment.
Nutrax The plural of anecdote is not data Did gentlemen need chaperones?
Alright just got in.
h and i both read the books and thought the movie moved so quickly.
That's not the Moloch scene, though.
@Lustig Andrei, So Lyndon Johnson and John Kennedy were compatible?
You need to make up your mind.
The one that has  walks home afterwards and goes to sleep.
- Admin DrPizza and i'd forgotten what a whiny little bed wetter you are.
The argument was "Albert Einstein didn't go to college".
Capital gains, top rate:  percent.
Bienging is unaccptable.
He hasn't been funny in years.
If the universe has an explanation of its existence, that explanation is God.
What do we get in return for doing the fighting for them?
It wouldn't stop joke marriages.
If they were Jews, I would call them Jews.
She was a great lady.
He's not wealthy because he's successful.
Not as irritated as you.
It's a common sense/deductive reasoning thing.
You already did that - we have a Muslim in office right now.
I said she has not ever had to be a part of any workforce.
DreamTech never been ejaculated on as far as I know.
I didn't say we had gotten soft since / Rand.
We all believe that we are getting what we expect.
Despicable Ben, Stop trying to find excuses for the man.
Unless it's different in different countries?
The new study does not support your claim.
He said at EVERY level.
morals do not exist, so technically nothing can be morally wrong.
I thought that was mostly just the Dutch.
Toyland by Johnny Mathis We are all vessels filled with many wonders.
Let's let this play out in court.
Being in a gang isnt a crime.
I'd offer Iran a deal.
Yes, they are both different.
It's not imposing morals.
Has Annie ever used her sexuality like that?
PURE COMMUNISM: You have two cows.
You should put scientists on a pedestal.
What are they trying to hide?
That would make you partially responsible for their death.
"Would you like to pay for others health care?"
They are NOT as sovereign as they were before.
I don't see Obama as the lesser of two evils.
Or this one by Jim Croce We are all vessels filled with many wonders.
The point is an unarmed child was murdered.
Zimmerman replied, "What are you doing here?"
Irreligion that does that I have a problem.
If I'm angry, it will show up in one of those scans..
If you want to buy $ billion in XYZ Inc. common stock, who cares?
billion . Everyone in the world at Mexico's current prosperity level.
If you answer yes to  and no to  you are probably straight.
Sometimes I fantasize about having power.
My parents have told me it is bad for you.
Atlas Shrugged It's also a stellar performer in terms of blithering idiocy.
How would Martin not know that that was not the case?
Regulation get the government into everything.
It's a common sense/deductive reasoning thing.
Yes, I've assumed that all packaging would be recyclable in my argument.
Jury nullification does not mean that a law is unconstuitutional.
It's just a bunch of cells.
Mann's work was all about math.
I'm so sorry to hear this Kelly.
I don't like flavored beers.
I hope everything is ok!
any woman that wants birth control can get it.
S As you wish: Do you see Hitler killing Jews?
And I'm your friend Mitt.
It means its AN option.
I think you need to reread what I wrote.
lets assume we have % white and % black.
Mom busted in and said, "What's that noise?"
My best, Kutte My ex-fiance wouldn't use the VA or Navy doctor's.
Holder filed a three-page letter.
@Lustig Andrei, Lustig, agreed.
This eclipses the old record of  set in .
Zimmerman replied, "What are you doing here?"
I don't know how legitimate this is, but I heard he's kind of suicidal.
council tax Hasn't council tax been frozen for most people?
Your schtick is getting stale.
Is that how it works?
Breathe In, Breathe Out, Move On.
wait until they become more consistent and closer together.
Obama is extreme and leftwing.
@Frank Apisa, What you want to call it is up to you.
Jury nullification has NOTHING to do with the Constitutionality of laws.
What conviction where you talking about before?
So I actually read the OP and guess what I found out.
The government does not determine if you are married or not.
Democracy is a threat to liberty.
Hi Pro and Corn: How many threads do you plan on making?
Tell me exactly which system isn't working right now?
Oh, and again asserts that marriage is a fundamental human right.
Why are Russians in Damascus?
Yes, it's about dilution.
Yeah, I don't think this is that controversial either.
Operation Chaos is merely people voting.
Originally Posted by JonD Doubtful.
Classical Gas We are all vessels filled with many wonders.
to repeat: They are NOT as sovereign as they were before.
Morals have absolutely nothing to do with it !
i be having conversations will cornell west My dear brother.
There is no war in the Middle east.
He had no intention of apprehending him.
We are all vessels filled with many wonders.
You're "a bunch of cells."
What is a girl douche?
Jury nullification means a law isn't Constitutional?
It's definitely NOT what it used to be.
The onus is on the manufacturer of a product to convince consumers it is safe.
I think you are missing the point with entrepreneurs.
"Cyclopes don't exist" - fine.
"In  it was a mental illness, now what are they teaching you?"
Landon And So This is Christmas We are all vessels filled with many wonders.
Bush gets zero credit for the budget under him.
. Sinful people do not get to heaven.
How long after the obliteration should the kid return to school?
Holly Holy We are all vessels filled with many wonders.
What was the "answer" in Chicago?
The entire thing just makes no sense.
Who supposedly operated the homicidal gas chambers?
Therefore, the explanation of the existence of the universe is God.
Genetic predisposition to cancer resistance is superior genetics.
Do you notice the nonsensical things you are saying?
Use of force in defense of person.-A
That's what the data available shows.
Joy to the World We are all vessels filled with many wonders.
I thought that was mostly just the Dutch.
Ive watched kids play.
David @OmSigDAVID, I think Santorum's more likely than Gingrich.
They're looking at each other!
Are you driving one?
Religion that does that I have a problem with.
I think he'd be better for American business interests overall.
not a constitutional issue.
YOU FOOLS..bought the  cover-up..hook..
"What does pressing the number one do?"
What conviction would that be?
Originally Posted by spikdboy Not wishful thinking, rather realistic.
For the trillionth time, I've never said rehabilitation doesn't work.
Charlie Rangel Censured Did anyone see the footage of this?
Red October standing by.
That's just not how legal briefs are written.
No, none of those factors account for the recent warming.
Stone notified Captain Lord.
The primary focus of Systematic Dialectics is syn chronic, not dia chronic.
Are you driving one?
And that is happening in GOP controlled states.
in  Foxe basin was frozen.
@Frank Apisa, Frank, I observe and perceive.
Government deciding what pregnancies need to be carried to term, that's fine.
Put a Little Love in your Heart We are all vessels filled with many wonders.
Higher than  per cent but not very high.
What isn't how what was sold?
God definately does not exist.
Breathe In, Breathe Out, Move On.
It is an excellent indicator of climate change.
The great thing about living here is there's space.
Ah ha, ha, ha, ha, ha!
I don't understand how freedom of speech will be prohibited.
The question needs to be asked.
You purport to value life very heavily.
The Infestation posts.
i don't want a president who 'cares'.
do you have anything to make it less compelling or not?
For the trillionth time, I've never said rehabilitation doesn't work.
Classical Gas We are all vessels filled with many wonders.
peeve So we agree that it came down essentially in freefall?
Pro-life people do not want a woman to be able to choose abortion for herself.
So answer the question.
Haiti is a shithole.
I absolutely do believe there was an iceberg in those waters.
The Face Of The Franchise: The worst part is that he's not even a Leafs fan!
I agree completely I am hoping he is into a second term of office.
Jake with the assist.
Is it possible his home was affected and the school was not?
The people had awakened.
Umm the California was a cargo ship I dont care what the article says.
Umm, that pretty clearly states, "the statute is presumed constitutional."
Florida The ignorance is yours!
I'm going to shout for justice for Trayvon.
How do you know what's right and wrong?
Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha!
And Nugent was a complete fool to say what he said.
It is all Bush's fault.
You should stop prefixing or suffixing everything with you hate Jews.
I missed the point where he said that black people were going to riot.
Yet you didn't have to declare it.
Proverbs  John the Baptist was a Nazarite from birth.
James : says faith without works is dead.
billion . Everyone in the world at Mexico's current prosperity level.
and videos Seismic data does not equal duration of collapse.
Originally Posted by Lone Fox You've said that multiple times now.
You might not like Obamas views, but he has them.
But do you actually believe there was an iceberg in those waters?
There is simply no winning for Obama among conservatives.
Satan represents indulgence instead of abstinence!
Just so long as the tax on that sale is paid.
fix?: Islam itself is not political.
March  is also the date for the uprising in CHINA.
I hope everything is OK!
Do you understand why it's absurd to limit the question to US residents?
I have seen UFO over Warsaw in the past.
depending on which action furthers their loony-tunes agenda of the moment.
Do you further agree that I have made no claim?
Zimmerman says that he was sucker punched by his car.
There is no "WAR" in the middle east.
Part of pro-life is the opposition to legalized abortion.
Capital gains, top rate:  percent.
Time of the Season by the Zombies We are all vessels filled with many wonders.
No, I show you are willfully ignorant.
We are all vessels filled with many wonders.
the problem isn't who has money.
Sadly Ford did accept taxpayer money.
The Muslims would say the same thing about the Qur'an.
Your confusion doesn't make me a liar.
When Christians are extreme its just simply religion.
Some believe the 'right' is most important.
Evolution is not an opinion, not a belief.
I am not the one claiming the right to decide over another woman's body.
Where in the world is Ron Paul?
you have no remains of a missile at the pentagon.
The point you quote should say "I never said rehabilitation could never work."
billion . Everyone in the world at Mexico's current prosperity level.
my hair is pretty thing tho :/ Quote: Ditto.
It wouldn't stop joke marriages.
You seem to think that poor people are not responsible for their actions.
Why did that transaction take place.
It's about the baggage attached.
We are all vessels filled with many wonders.
the problem isn't who has money.
What makes you think the owl didn't participate?
lol Looking forward to seeing your built-in's!
Originally Posted by jacko!
Thanks Candy for starting the thread.
Except that it wasn't.
If I owe you , dollars, I have a problem.
If evidence is not provided to support a position; then it should be rejected.
Everyone else at the current prosperity level of Mexico.
Bush gets zero credit for the budget under him.
LOL Don't you have to take a test to drive a vehicle in the US?
We both thought the movie was good and we didn't find it confusing in any way.
If God does not exist can anything be morally wrong?
A law is constitutional if it does not conflict with the Constitution.
Originally Posted by muslim girl ooops sorry!
This is not your country.
Originally Posted by zaf I suppose the water in the middle makes a difference.
Cone threw an  game.
Edited by LashL: Edited to properly mask profanity.
The jury is not told about juror nullification.
runs victim down Got any proof?
you don't use the search button much, do you?
I don't think Paul has a shot.
Time of the Season by the Zombies We are all vessels filled with many wonders.
Do you notice the nonsensical things you are saying?
What if they messed up a study?
Specifically a Baptist.
And a large part of the east coast.
Why are you talking about women within the Hebrew tribes?
Last night Japanese forces attacked Hong Kong.
. What is your definition of "life force"?
That is not direct responsibilty to the constituents.
The ideology was built around violent expansion, so yes - VIOLENT expansion.
Could this have been an enema?
my final word: ignoring has the effect of normalizing.
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Several relatives of Australian victims of the attack were in court to witness the proceedings, but few Balinese attended the trial.
On July 10, a team of 32 Singaporean police officers was sent to Baghdad.
The euro <EUR=> was up 0.67 percent against the dollar at $1.1784 after rising to a three-month high earlier in the session above $1.18.
Previously, it had reported a profit of $12 million, or 0 cents a share, for that period.
A coalition of campaign groups, including the militant national students body, is backing the protests, which the NLC called in defiance of a court order banning them.
The company is highlighting the addition of .NET and J2EE support to its Enterprise Application Environment (EAE) with the new mainframe.
Since being drafted into service in 1971, it has racked up a record 45 accidents, with 393 deaths.
Ryan Harvey, an outfielder from Dunedin High School in Florida, was selected with the sixth pick by the Chicago Cubs.
Glover spoke at a news conference that included about 20 relatives of the victims.
Four other men who were also charged in June have already pleaded guilty.
The federal and local governments remained largely shut down in the aftermath of Hurricane Isabel, as were schools, and much of the region's transportation network was slowed.
He gave a surprisingly impassioned speech to the United Steelworkers of America, who announced their endorsement yesterday.
Some 50 million phone numbers are registered on the list, which was to take effect Oct. 1.
"And about eight to 10 seconds down, I hit.
But Adora Obi Nweze, the NAACP state president, said the state only tried to prove its conclusion of suicide, rather than consider the possibility of murder.
Activists say they fear the gathering is an attempt by corporate farming to push bio-engineered crops on starving countries.
Their contract will expire at 12:01 a.m. Wednesday instead of 12:01 a.m. Sunday, said Rian Wathen, organizing director for United Food and Commercial Workers Local 700.
The technology-laced Nasdaq Composite Index .IXIC rose 39.39 points, or 2.2 percent, to 1,826.33, after losing more than 2 percent on Tuesday.
Some 14,000 customers were without power in the area, Oklahoma Gas and Electric said.
Now, Blanca's American husband, 63-year-old Roger Lawrence Strunk, faces a murder indictment issued in February by the Philippine government, which says he's the leading suspect.
Prince is replacing Sanford "Sandy" Weill, who will remain Citigroup's chairman.
The operating revenues were $1.45 billion, an increase over last year's result of $1.38 billion.
Spot gold was quoted at $367.90/368.60 an ounce at 1000 GMT, having marched up to $369.50 -- a level not seen since February 10.
In Canada, the booming dollar will be in focus again as it tries to stay above the 75 cent (U.S.) mark.
But the justices ruled that the police supervisor who repeatedly questioned Martinez did not violate his Fifth Amendment rights in doing so.
The blue-chip Dow Jones industrial average eased 44 points, or 0.47 percent, to 9,543, after scoring five consecutive up sessions.
The center's president, Joseph Torsella, was struck on the head but was able to walk to an ambulance.
The report ranked 45 large companies based on employment, marketing, procurement, community reinvestment and charitable donations.
"I don't know if the person I'm talking to now may end up being someone else at another time that may not follow the rules," Parrish said.
Ruffner, 45, doesn't yet have an attorney in the murder charge, authorities said.
Passed in 1999 but never put into effect, the law would have made it illegal for bar and restaurant patrons to light up.
The first trial of a suspect in last year's Bali nightclub bombings that killed more than 200 people opened in Indonesia today, Sky News reported.
French retirees will increase from one fifth to a third of the population by 2040.
Iraqi police opened fire in downtown Baghdad today after demonstrators stormed a police station demanding they be given jobs they claimed to have paid bribes for.
The Dow Jones industrial average <.DJI> added 28 points, or 0.27 percent, at 10,557, hitting its highest level in 21 months.
During the same quarter last year, EDS declared a profit of $354 million, or 72 cents per share.
Microsoft fell 5 percent before the open to $27.45 from Thursday's close of $28.91.
"This is extraordinarily fast," said Matt Geller, an analyst at CIBC World Markets.
Both rebels and government forces have been accused of pillaging villages in Liberia's countryside despite the peace agreement.
Microsoft has been awarded a patent for a feature in instant messaging that alerts a user when the person they are communicating with is inputting a message.
The arrests revealed new details about the four-month investigation at Selenski's Mount Olivet Road home.
We intend to appeal vigorously and still expect to be vindicated ultimately.
Under Kansas law, it is illegal for children under the age of 16 to have sexual relations.
The transaction will expand Callebaut's sales revenues from its consumer products business to 45 percent from 23 percent.
Indonesia's army has often been accused of human rights abuses during GAM's battle for independence, charges it has generally denied while accusing the separatists of committing rights violations.
Iraq's economy was ravaged during years of U.N. sanctions over ex-president Saddam Hussein's 1990 occupation of Kuwait and by the U.S.-led war to oust him which ended in April.
One had also pointed to the word refugee in an English/Turkish dictionary.
The bulk of the funds, some $65 billion, will go for military operations in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Dolores Mahoy, 68, of Colorado Springs, Colo., is someone who might be helped by the legislation pending in Congress.
Advancing issues outnumbered decliners about 8 to 5 on the New York Stock Exchange.
A beauty contest to be held in Italy next week may be the first for pixel-perfect pin-ups.
Analysts' consensus estimate from Thomson First Call was for a loss of $2.08 a share, excluding one-time items.
Boeing's board is also expected to decide at its December meeting whether to offer the airplane for sale to airlines.
Bush said resistance forces hostile to the U.S. presence "feel like ... the conditions are such that they can attack us there.
Defense lawyers had said a change of venue was needed because massive pretrial publicity had tainted the jury pool against their client.
Founded in 1996, the LendingTree exchange consists of more than 200 banks, lenders, and brokers.
Most taxpayers will get surprise tax cuts of between $4 and $11 a week from July 1.
Gyorgy Heizler, head of the local disaster unit, said the coach was carrying 38 passengers.
Tuition at four-year private colleges averaged $19,710 this year, up 6 percent from 2002.
The statewide unemployment rate fell to 6.4 percent, down from a revised 6.7 percent in August.
Security lights have also been installed and police have swept the grounds for booby traps.
But U.S. troops will not shrink from mounting raids and attacking their foes when their locations can be pinpointed.
Moore had no immediate comment Tuesday.
A judge ordered the child placed in state custody Aug. 8.
But White House spokesman Ari Fleischer said yesterday: "The steps the Iranians claim to have taken in terms of capturing al-Qa'ida are insufficient."
The results were released at Tuesday's meeting in Seattle of the American Thoracic Society and will be published in Thursday's New England Journal of Medicine.
His dissent was joined by Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist and Justice Clarence Thomas.
United already has paid the city $34 million in penalties for not meeting the first round of employment targets.
Shelley's office reported Friday that 575,926 signatures have been reported to him.
Bush wanted "to see an aircraft landing the same way that the pilots saw an aircraft landing," White House press secretary Ari Fleischer said yesterday.
Standing with reporters and photographers about 150 yards from the prison gates was Brent Newbury, president of the Rockland County Patrolmen's Benevolent Association.
"They were brutally beaten, and it's really a wonder that Porchia is the only deceased in this case."
"The gloves are off," said UNIFI official Rob O'Neill.
Pratt &Whitney had said that 75 per cent of the engine equipment would be outsourced to Europe, with final assembly in Germany.
Staff writers Selwyn Crawford and Colleen McCain Nelson and Brian Anderson of DallasNews.com contributed to this report.
The Commerce Commission would have been a significant hurdle for such a deal.
Prosecutors filed a motion informing Lee they intend to seek the death penalty.
American Masters: Arthur Miller, Elia Kazan and the Blacklist: None Without Sin (Wed.
That package included increases to both the city's sales and income taxes.
The songs are on offer for 99 cents each, or $9.99 for an album.
"Certainly what we know suggests that we should take what they're saying very seriously," he added.
Gillette shares rose $1.45, or 4.5 percent, to $33.95 in afternoon New York Stock Exchange trading.
Shares of San Diego-based Jack In The Box closed at $21.49, up 78 cents, or 3.8 percent, on the New York Stock Exchange.
The Dow Jones industrials climbed more than 140 points to above the 9,000 mark, the first time since December.
The government has chosen three companies to develop plans to protect commercial aircraft from shoulder-fired missile attacks, homeland security officials announced Tuesday.
Tamil parties blame the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) for these killings.
Two of the Britons, Sandy Mitchell from Glasgow and Glasgow-born William Sampson, face the death penalty.
He urged patience from Americans eager for the service, which is intended to block about 80 percent of telemarketing calls.
Jordan Green, the prelate's private lawyer, said he had no comment.
Mr Hadley, who has a new partner and child, said: "I am absolutely delighted.
The losses occurred overnight in Willow Canyon, one of three areas in the Santa Catalina Mountains threatened by the 2-week-old fire that already had blackened 70,000 acres.
"We do not want to stand by and let a credit card lynching take place," declared Rep. Major Owens (D-Brooklyn).
However, commercial use of the 2.6.0 kernel is still months off for most customers.
The broader Standard & Poor's 500 Index .SPX advanced 2 points, or 0.24 percent, to 977.
Two officials initially said about 300 workers had been arrested at 61 stores in 21 states.
"This deal makes sense for both companies," Halla said in a prepared statement.
Fifty-seven senators, including 24 Republicans, have signed the letter.
Five more human cases of West Nile virus, were reported by the Mesa County Health Department on Wednesday.
Mr. Manuel and his group entered the United States by walking across the bridge linking Matamoros and Brownsville.
Under NASD regulations, Mr. Young can file a response and request a hearing before an NASD panel.
The president began his speech by acknowledging the terrorist attacks in Saudi Arabia that killed at least 29 people, including seven Americans.
"I´m very proud of the citizens of this state," Gov. John Baldacci said after votes from Tuesday´s referendum were counted.
Among three major candidates, Schwarzenegger is wining the battle for independents and crossover voters.
He will replace Ron Dittemore, who announced his resignation April 23.
Selenski had previously spent seven years in prison on a bank robbery conviction.
Maddox, 87, cracked two ribs when he fell about 10 days ago at an assisted living home where he was recovering from intestinal surgery, Virginia Carnes said.
Graham, a presidential candidate, was criticized by several Republicans as ''politicizing'' the report.
In 2002, Linksys overtook Cisco Systems as the leading wireless equipment vendor, accounting for 14.1 percent of revenue.
Schools that fail to meet state goals for three years in a row must offer tutoring in addition to transfers.
Tampering with medicine has been so lucrative that many of those arrested lived in million-dollar homes.
Mr Howard said he also had faith in the system under which Hicks could be tried.
Smugglers in a van chased down a pickup and SUV carrying other smugglers and illegal immigrants, said Pinal County Sheriff Roger Vanderpool.
The trial, featuring 125 witnesses, could continue until the start of 2004.
The computers were reportedly located in the U.S., Canada and South Korea.
The vulnerability affects Windows NT 4.0, NT 4.0 Terminal Services Edition, XP and 2000, as well as Windows Server 2003.
The additional contribution brings total U.S. food aid to North Korea this year to 100,000 tonnes.
The European Union banned the import of genetically modified food in 1998; the United States is now demanding that the EU end its ban.
He projected Vanderpool will be available within the next five years.
Annika Sorenstam gets her first opportunity to test that objective this week at the McDonald's LPGA Championship.
The broader Standard & Poor's 500 Index .SPX gained 3 points, or 0.39 percent, at 924.
Cisco has signed similar deals with AT&T Corp. T.N , SBC Communications Inc. SBC.N and Sprint Corp. FON.N .
Harris and Klebold killed 12 students and a teacher before taking their own lives on April 20, 1999.
"We condemn the Governing Council headed by the United States," Muqtada al Sadr said in a sermon at a mosque.
In a statement distributed Friday, 28 Chechen non-governmental organizations said they would boycott the vote.
The state's population was 6,080,485 in 2000, according to the U.S. census.
July 18: Hurlbert files a single count of felony sexual assault against Bryant.
St. Paul Chairman and Chief Executive Jay S. Fishman, 51, will be CEO of the combined company.
Instead, Weida decided that Meester's case on charges of rape, sodomy, indecent assault and providing alcohol to minors should proceed to a court-martial.
They made a similar discovery in Houston on another aircraft, Dallas-based Southwest said in a statement.
Rosenthal declined comment on the Garrett situation Tuesday but said in a statement: "We had a big contract negotiation.
With the power back on, state workers headed back to their jobs Friday morning.
The Nasdaq fell about 1.3% for the month, snapping a seven-month winning streak.
The report was found Oct. 23, tucked inside an old three-ring binder not related to the investigation.
On Saturday, the International Committee of the Red Cross said it was temporarily closing its offices in Baghdad and Basra.
The Ireland Palestine Solidarity Campaign, of which Mr O Muireagáin was a member, welcomed his release.
Glover said the killer used a "peculiar slipknot" on the ligature he used to strangle some of the victims.
She said Jane Doe's lawyers asked Verizon to withhold her name because she was planning on challenging the subpoena.
In September, a 27-year-old Singapore researcher contracted SARS while working in a laboratory.
A number below 50 suggests contraction in the manufacturing sector, while a number above that indicates expansion.
A lawsuit has been filed in an attempt to block the removal of the Ten Commandments monument from the building.
Britz earned $3.77 million in salary, bonus and other compensation, and Kinney earned $3.76 million.
That truck was spotted in the Campbells Creek area, fitting that description, Morris said.
Chairman Michael Powell and FCC colleagues at the Wednesday hearing.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average was up 0.3 per cent at 9,886.75, while the Nasdaq Composite index was 0.4 per cent higher at 1,986.97.
Tehran has made clear it will only sign the Additional Protocol introducing such inspections if a ban on the import of civilian Western nuclear technology is lifted.
Congress twice before passed similar restrictions only to see President Bill Clinton veto them.
But I would rather be talking about high standards than low standards."
Under the program, U.S. officials work with foreign port authorities to identify, target and search high-risk cargo.
Niels told an interviewer in 1999 he thought the Old Man would outlive him by many years.
One, Capt. Doug McDonald, remained hospitalized in critical condition on Thursday.
On Wednesday, the total of National Guard and Reserve members called to active duty worldwide stood at 154,603.
During a period of nearly a decade, Telemarketing Associates raised more than $7 million.
The bodies of former Invercargill man Warren Campbell, 32, and climbing companion Jonathan Smith, 47, were recovered from below Mt D'Archiac late yesterday morning.
Mr. Geoghan had been living in a protective custody unit since being transferred to the prison on April 3.
The 2000 Democratic platform supported "the full inclusion of gay and lesbian families in the life of the nation."
Its shares fell 71 cents, or 3.5 percent, in after-hours trading to $19.55.
Hundreds of reporters and photographers swamped the courthouse grounds before the hearing, which was carried live on national cable networks.
AMD's chip sales jumped 7 percent year-on-year to $402 million.
Shelia Chaney Wilson seemed agitated when she came to help prepare for Turner Monumental A.M.E. Church's upcoming 104th anniversary celebration, worshippers said.
He was the Ace of Diamonds in a pack of cards depicting Iraqi fugitives that has been issued to U.S. troops.
Miodrag Zivkovic, of the Liberal Alliance of Montenegro, won 31 percent of the vote, while the independent Dragan Hajdukovic got 4 percent.
So far, Georgia has been returned all but $70,000 of the money it wired.
The island nation reported 65 new cases on May 22, a one day record, and 55 new cases on May 23, making Taiwan's epidemic the fastest-growing in the world.
Cubs outfielder Sammy Sosa was suspended for eight games by major league baseball Friday for using a corked bat.
Half of the women were given a daily dose of the drug and half took a placebo.
When police removed the four from the home, they weighed 136 pounds combined.
While the Ibrahims had one separation operation, Goodrich and Dr. David Staffenberg plan about three for the Aguirres, with several weeks between each.
The company has expanded into providing other services for buyers, including payment services.
The blasts killed two people and injured more than 150 others.
In 2001, President Bush named Kathy Gregg to the Student Loan Marketing Association board of directors.
The Boston Archdiocese has faced waves of scandal that have not only angered victims' advocates but parishioners and some priests.
A federal magistrate in Fort Lauderdale ordered him held without bail.
The department's position threatens to alienate social conservatives, who have provided strong political support for Mr. Ashcroft and President Bush.
South Africa has the world's highest caseload with 4.7 million people infected with HIV or AIDS.
In that position, Elias will report to Joe Tucci, president and CEO of EMC.
The new Army Commander is the Masaka Armoured Brigade commanding officer, Brigadier Aronda Nyakairima who is now promoted to major general.
Mailblocks was founded five years after WebTV was acquired by Microsoft for $425 million.
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority was given two weeks to restore the $1.50 fare and the old commuter railroad rates, York declared.
"Today, we are trying to convey this problem to Russian President Vladimir Putin and US President George W Bush."
The state wants to kill the wolves in approximately a 1,700-square-mile area near the village of McGrath.
Peterson told police he fished alone in San Francisco Bay on Christmas Eve, returning to an empty house.
The Fed's Empire State survey far exceeded expectations by jumping to 26.8 in June, a record high, from 10.6 in May.
Det Chief Insp Norman McKinlay said there was "evidence a body or bodies have been in this area".
Board Chancellor Robert Bennett declined to comment on personnel matters Tuesday, as did Mills.
General Jeffrey said he would donate his military pension to charity for the period he was in office at Yarralumla.
Tampa Bay manager Lou Piniella, bench coach John McLaren and right fielder Aubrey Huff were ejected for arguing after Huff was called out on strikes to end the ninth.
The venture owns five oil refineries and more than 2,100 filling stations in Russia and Ukraine.
Other changes in the plan refine his original vision, Libeskind said.
Rep. Peter Deutsch, D-Fla., criticized the FDA's efforts in Florida.
There are now 37 active probable cases in the GTA, compared with 70 cases on June 6.
SARS has killed 296 people on China's mainland and infected more than 5,200.
The redesigned Finder also features search, coloured labels for customized organization of documents and projects and dynamic browsing of the network for Mac, Windows and UNIX file servers.
The lawyer representing Torch Concepts, Rich Marsden did not respond to repeated phone calls.
He was voluntarily castrated in 2001, an operation he contends removed his ability to become sexually aroused.
The S&P/TSX composite rose 87.74 points on the week, while the TSX Venture Exchange composite gained 44.49 points.
In turn SuSE will license Java 2 Standard Edition while also formalising an existing agreement to distribute Sun's Java Virtual Machine for running Java applications.
Long lines formed outside gas stations and people rushed to get money from cash machines Sunday as Israelis prepared to weather a strike that threatened to paralyze the country.
The tech-heavy Nasdaq composite index fell 3.99, or 0.2 percent, to 1,682.72, following a two-day win of 55.93.
We don't know if any will be SARS," said Dr. James Young, Ontario's commissioner of public safety.
Sales for the quarter beat expectations, rising 37 percent year-on-year to 1.76 billion euros.
The company said it would issue revised guidance for the full fiscal year next month when it releases its Q2 results.
"We haven't decided whether to use an unbroken or dotted white line, but this is an experiment worth introducing," said David Richardson, the ICC's cricket manager.
Shinseki retires Wednesday after a 38-year career that included combat in Vietnam and head of U.S. peacekeeping efforts in Bosnia.
The department also sent water and soil samples to the state health laboratory.
"But that does not clear them of the obligation to do everything possible to protect civilians, and that is not what we're seeing."
Ross Garber, Rowland's lawyer, said Tuesday he would attend the meeting and would ask to speak on the issue.
Previously he had seen the grinning mechanic from east Java only on television.
Two years later, the insurance coverage would begin.
NASA satellite images show that Arctic ice has been shrinking at the rate of nearly 10 percent a decade.
"Biotech products, if anything, may be safer than conventional products because of all the testing," Fraley said, adding that 18 countries have adopted biotechnology.
A nationally board certified teacher with a master's degree, Kelley makes a salary of $65,000 in his 30th year.
In Vienna, the IAEA said ElBaradei would accept the invitation, although no date had yet been set.
The epidemic began in November in the mainland's Guangdong province, but the People's Republic of China refused to report truthfully about its spread for four months.
Druce will face murder charges, Conte said.
That compared with $35.18 million, or 24 cents per share, in the year-ago period.
Nick Markakis, a left-hander from Young Harris Junior College in Georgia, went to the Orioles with the seventh pick.
We remain hopeful that the city will agree to work with us and engage in good-faith discussions on this issue."
Some women are also concerned that so many women are turning to cosmetic surgery in a quest for bodily perfection.
The notification was first reported Friday by MSNBC.
There is, however, no photo of Peter Hollingworth in the June issue examined by the Herald yesterday.
"We continue to work with the Saudis on this, but they did not, as of the time of this tragic event, provide the additional security we requested."
A statement released by DEI said Green would begin driving the car on an interim basis beginning next week in the Winston Open at Lowe's Motor Speedway.
Costa's semifinal opponent is Spaniard Juan Carlos Ferrero, whom he beat in last year's final.
Doctors have speculated that the body's own estrogen protects against cell damage and improves blood flow.
The technology-laced Nasdaq Composite Index <.IXIC> added 8.27 points, or 0.51 percent, to 1,633.53.
No Americans were reported among the casualties, according to Capt. Michael Calvert, a spokesman for the regiment.
We think they have the right to choose.
"We have found the smoking gun," investigating board member Scott Hubbard said.
"This child was literally neglected to death," Armstrong County District Attorney Scott Andreassi said.
Microsoft said Friday that it is halting development of future Macintosh versions of its Internet Explorer browser, citing competition from Apple Computer's Safari browser.
Chapman was not immediately arrested and is expected to appear for arraignment July 3.
President Bush raised a record-breaking $49.5 million for his re-election campaign over the last three months, with contributions from 262,000 Americans, the president's campaign chairman said Tuesday.
Authorities in Ohio, Indiana and Michigan have searched for the bodies.
He said European governments "have blocked all new bio-crops because of unfounded, unscientific fears.
One question was whether France, which infuriated Washington by leading the charge against U.N. authorization for the war, would vote "Yes" or abstain.
Luzerne County District Attorney David Lupas told a news conference Monday that authorities were ``continuing to make significant progress'' in the case.
The U.S. Conference Board said its latest measure of business confidence hit 60 after falling to 53 in its first quarter survey.
Its legal representatives began meeting with plaintiffs' attorneys last week to discuss a settlement.
Seniors would then have to pay 50 percent of their drug costs up to $3,450.
The flamboyant entrepreneur flagged the plan after a meeting in London with Australian Tourism Minister Joe Hockey.
Government bonds sold off sharply after Greenspan told Congress on Tuesday that the U.S. economy "could very well be embarking on a period of extended growth".
For Kathy Nicolo (Jennifer Connelly), the house means stability and family.
The Institute for Supply Management's index of nonmanufacturing activity rose unexpectedly in April, reports said.
WHO spokeswoman Maria Cheng agreed, saying: "It looks very much like an isolated event."
Police said her two small children were alone in the apartment for up to two days.
The priest, the Rev. John F. Johnston, 64, of 35th Avenue in Jackson Heights, was charged with aggravated harassment and criminal possession of a weapon.
The settlement includes $4.1 million in attorneys' fees and expenses.
Three no votes would kill it for now.
Some 660 prisoners from 42 countries, including Canada, are held, many captured during the war against in Afghanistan the al-Qaida network.
To reach John A. Dvorak, who covers Kansas, call (816) 234-7743 or send e-mail to jdvorak@kctar.com.
Prosecutor Jim Hardin called the decision a victory for Kathleen Peterson's family.
And now it's anything he wants to say," Alesha Badgley, Stone County Nursing and Rehabilitation Center social director, said this week.
The national denomination of the Episcopal Church, with 2.3 million members, is the U.S. branch of the 77 million-member Anglican Communion.
"I feel confident saying that HP is no longer an integration story," Fiorina said.
British police arrested 21 people early Tuesday in connection with the suspected ritual murder of an African boy whose torso was found in the Thames River.
By late afternoon, the Dow Jones industrial average was up 12.81, or 0.1 percent, at 9,331.77, having gained 201 points Monday to its highest level since July 2002.
Eric Gagne pitched a perfect ninth for his 23rd save in as many opportunities.
Shares closed on NASDAQ just below their 52-week high, at $32.17, up $1.54.
Janice Kelly said her husband had received assurances from senior MoD officials that his name would not be made public.
If convicted, they face up to five years in prison and a $250,000 fine on each of the 11 counts.
U.S. corporate bond yield spreads tightened in spotty trading on Friday as Wall Street labored to get back on its feet after the largest power outage ever in North America.
Evacuation went smoothly, although passengers weren't told what was going on, Hunt said.
Between 1993 and 2002, 142 allegations of sexual assault were reported.
Smith said simply "Oh, my God," in the seconds afterward, according to Weinshall.
Cooley said he expects Muhammad will similarly be called as a witness at a pretrial hearing for Malvo.
"He really left us with a smile on his face and no last words," daughter Linda Hope said.
He also could be barred permanently from the securities industry.
"They were an inspirational couple, selfless and courageous," said the Oscar-winning film director.
A second victim, Michael Walker, 23, was struck in the torso, the bullet perforating his lung.
In an interview, Healey, who is a criminologist, acknowledged that much of the sentiment among legislators here and across the country was wariness toward capital punishment.
Franklin County Judge-Executive Teresa Barton said a firefighter was struck by lightning and was taken to the Frankfort Regional Medical Center.
Police spokesman Brig. Gen. Edward Aritonang confirmed Saturday that another two had been arrested, one in Jakarta and another in Magelang, Central Java.
Federal Judge William Barbour said Tuesday he imposed the maximum sentence because Avants showed no remorse in the brutal slaying.
About 120 potential jurors were being asked to complete a lengthy questionnaire.
Five alternate jurors were also chosen, with a final one set to be selected Friday morning from the panel.
The California Farm Bureau did not immediately return calls seeking comment.
But the prime minister told the BBC he wasn't bothered by polls and that he would continue to do what he believed to be right.
Gen. Sattler heads a Combined Joint Task Force based on ship in the Gulf of Aden and the Indian Ocean.
Wall Street analysts had expected 22 cents a share, according to Thomson First Call.
The legal ruling follows three days of intense speculation Hewlett-Packard Co. may be bidding for the company.
The findings were published in the July 1 issue of the Annals of Internal Medicine.
The measures could be taken up by the full Senate as early as Friday.
Enron spokesman Eric Thode declined to comment on the mediation order.
Labor Department analysts think the payroll statistics from the survey of businesses provide a more accurate picture of the economy because the survey figures are based on a larger sample.
The parents want her kept alive; her husband says she never wanted to be kept alive artificially.
Earlier, he told France Inter-Radio, "I think we can now qualify what is happening as a genuine epidemic."
Terri Schiavo, 39, is expected to die sometime in the next two weeks in the Tampa-area hospice where she has spent the past several years.
Prior to joining Kodak, Palumbo worked for Procter & Gamble Corp., where he managed products such as Folgers and Pantene shampoo.
Mr McDevitt has been granted control of three crucial aspects of policing in the Solomons.
Officials with North Carolina Speedway at Rockingham could not be reached.
They said the child was taken to Nassau County Medical Center for observation.
Tisha Kresler, a spokeswoman for Global Crossing, declined to comment.
The unions also staged a five-day strike in March that forced all but one of Yale's dining halls to close.
Gov. Rick Perry has said that while he opposes gambling expansion, he would be reluctant to veto continuation of the Lottery Commission.
In midafternoon trading, the Nasdaq composite index was up 8.34, or 0.5 percent, to 1,790.47.
In Kentucky, Democratic Attorney General Ben Chandler faces U.S. Rep. Ernie Fletcher.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 98.32, or about 1.1 percent, to 9011.53.
Enron's 401(k) plan covered about 20,000 workers, retirees and beneficiaries.
The US Senate judiciary committee overcame a significant hurdle yesterday in the battle to create a trust fund to pay victims of asbestos exposure.
But she didn't say whether she'll certify the two-year $117.4 billion budget for 2004-05.
It would be difficult to overestimate the potential dangers of the Remote Procedure Call (RPC) vulnerability.
Although obesity can increase the risk of health problems, skeptics argue, so do smoking and high cholesterol.
Michelle Wie chips Sunday during her 1-up victory over Virada Nirapathpongporn in the 27th U.S. Women's Amateur Public Links Championship.
Sony said the PSP would also feature a 4.5-inch LCD screen, Memory Stick expansion slots.
At one of the three sampling sites at Huntington Beach, the bacteria reading came back at 160 on June 16 and at 120 on June 23.
Where long-lines used to catch 10 fish per 100 hooks in past decades, they are now lucky to catch one, the study found.
Carnival Corp. stock was trading at $31.29 during midday trading Wednesday, down 72 cents or 2.25 percent.
But Senate criticism of the House plan Tuesday came on several fronts.
As a result, Murphy sought to substitute Strier's sister, Ethel Celnik, as the trustee.
The rule bars groups from airing ads that promote, support, attack or oppose a candidate at any time.
Cisco pared spending to compensate for sluggish sales.
Kansas City drafted outfielder Chris Lubanski, from Kennedy-Kenrick High School in Pennsylvania, with the fifth pick.
Sterling was down 0.8 percent against the dollar at $1.5875 GBP= .
The Dow Jones industrial average .DJI rose 41.61 points, or 0.44 percent, to 9,415.82.
"Right from the beginning, we didn't want to see anyone take a cut in pay.
"There were a number of bureaucratic and administrative missed signals -- there's not one person who's responsible here," Gehman said.
DeVries did make one stop in town Wednesday - registering as a sex offender at the Soledad Police Department.
At 5 p.m. EDT, Grace's center was near latitude 25.6 north, longitude 93.7 west or about 280 miles east-southeast of Corpus Christi.
On Saturday, a 149mph serve against Agassi equalled Rusedski's world record.
The broader Standard & Poor's 500 Index .SPX climbed 10 points, or 1.10 percent, to 943.
October heating oil futures settled .85 cent lower at 69.89 cents a gallon.
Mr Levine confirmed that Ms Cohen Alon had tried to sell the story during the World Cup.
Mr. Bankhead said the crime scenes indicated that the killer was "very methodical."
"This moves us a lot closer to saying that the foam can do this kind of damage," said Hubbard, a member of the Columbia Accident Investigation Board.
"We had nothing to do with @Stake's internal personnel decision," Microsoft spokesman Sean Sundwell said.
Egyptologists cast doubt Tuesday on an expedition's claim that it may have found the mummy of Queen Nefertiti, one of the best-known ancient Egyptians.
Treasurys long-range plan is to provide retail buyers of all Treasury securities the ability to manage their holdings online in a single account.
He was listed last night in critical but stable condition at Kings County Hospital Center, police said.
The 30-year bond US30YT=RR grew 1-3/32 for a yield of 4.30 percent, down from 4.35 percent late Wednesday.
IAC's stock closed yesterday down $2.81, or 7.6 percent, at $34.19.
Byrd, speaking from the Senate floor, said he questioned "the motives of a deskbound president who assumes the garb of a warrior for purposes of a speech."
The Ministry of Defence is facing a 20m compensation claim from hundreds of Kenyan women who claim they were raped by British soldiers.
Shares of USA Interactive rose $2.28, or 7 percent, to $34.96 on Friday in Nasdaq Stock Market composite trading and have gained 53 percent this year.
Similar bills passed the House twice but died in the Senate.
The show's closure affected third-quarter earnings per share by a penny.
The woman was hospitalized June 15, Kansas health officials said.
Blue chips edged lower by midday on Wednesday as a wave of profit warnings drained some of the optimism that has driven a rally over the past three months.
The technology-laced Nasdaq Composite Index <.IXIC> tacked on 5.91 points, or 0.29 percent, to 2,053.27.
Two Kuwaitis and six Palestinians with Jordanian passports were among the suspects, the official said.
Her birthday, 21 April, was declared a public holiday and she attended a reception and a ball.
Sorkin, who faces charges of conspiracy to obstruct justice and lying to a grand jury, was to have been tried separately.
The man, who entered the post office in Lakeside shortly before 3 p.m., gave up to deputies about 6:30 p.m.
"Fewer than 10" FBI offices have conducted investigations involving visits to mosques, the Justice Department said.
Outside the court, Sriyanto, who faces up to 25 years' jail, denied he had done anything wrong.
University of Michigan President Mary Sue Coleman said in a statement on the university's Web site, "Our fundamental values haven't changed.
Comcast Class A shares were up 8 cents at $30.50 in morning trading on the Nasdaq Stock Market.
Thomas was joined in full by Rehnquist, and in parts by O'Connor and Scalia.
When you crossed the line, you violated the constitutional right," said Charles Weisselberg, a UC Berkeley law professor.
Preliminary reports were that the men were not seen together at the airport, sources said.
Toronto yesterday had 64 probable cases of SARS and nine suspect cases.
The Nasdaq composite index rose 13.70, or 0.8 per cent, to 1700.34.
Toll, Australia's second-largest transport company, last week offered NZ75 a share for Tranz Rail.
MessageLabs, which runs outsourced e-mail servers for 700,000 customers around the world, said it had filtered out 27,000 infected e-mails in 115 countries as of Thursday morning.
Carlson on Tuesday said he would not recuse himself from the case.
Oracle shares were also higher, trading up 12 cents at $13.60.
With all precincts reporting, Fletcher — a three-term congressman from Lexington — had an overwhelming 57 percent of the vote.
In Hong Kong, 24 patients were quarantined Wednesday after seven public hospital workers developed flu-like symptoms.
On the upside, Coca-Cola Co. (nyse: KO - news - people) reported higher profit for the quarter early on Thursday, helped by European demand.
The unemployment rate rose a tenth of a percentage point to 6.1%, the highest level since July 1994.
As part of his deal, Mr. Delainey has agreed to cooperate in the continuing investigation.
But other sources close to the sale said Vivendi was keeping the door open to further bids and hoped to see bidders interested in individual assets team up.
Micron has declared its first quarterly profit for three years.
The fines are part of failed Republican efforts to force or entice the Democrats to return.
The tech-loaded Nasdaq composite rose 20.96 points to 1595.91, ending at its highest level for 12 months.
U.S. prosecutors have arrested more than 130 individuals and have seized more than $17 million in a continuing crackdown on Internet fraud and abuse.
Chavez said investigators feel confident they've got "at least one of the fires resolved in that regard."
The man accused of using fake grenades to commandeer a Cuban plane that landed in Key West in April was sentenced Friday to 20 years in prison.
Jim Williams, director of the US-VISIT project, said that by the middle of November, many arriving passengers in Atlanta will be fingerprinted and photographed.
The hearing occurred a day after the Pentagon for the first time singled out an officer, Dallager, for not addressing the scandal.
The Episcopal Church ''is alienating itself from the Anglican Communion,'' said the Very Rev. Peter Karanja, provost of the All Saints Cathedral, in Nairobi.
Counties with population declines will be Vermillion, Posey and Madison.
Swartz, indicted in February, had argued that New Hampshire was the wrong place to charge him.
They were at Raffles Hospital over the weekend for further evaluation.
When the bomb exploded at the Casa de España, customers were eating dinner and playing bingo.
Plofsky said the commission won't investigate because the three-year statute of limitations has expired.
If convicted of the spying charges, he could face the death penalty.
Entrenched interests are positioning themselves to control the network's chokepoints and they are lobbying the FCC to aid and abet them.
But church members and observers say they expect that the decision could be problematic for many Episcopalians.
Squyres is principal investigator for the Athena payload - a collection of science instruments carted by each rover.
The military said it had killed 12 rebels and captured nine in the campaign so far, for the loss of six soldiers wounded.
Express Scripts ESRX.O shares fell 3.6 percent to close at $66.89 on the Nasdaq.
Police launched an international hunt for Shevaun Pennington after she ran away with 31-year-old Toby Studabaker Saturday.
Lawyers and others familiar with the federal investigation say it remains focused on Campbell, though prosecutors declined to discuss the probe.
The Dow Jones industrial average .DJI was off 58.69 points, or 0.64 percent, at 9,137.86.
Peace Rules defeated Funny Cide in the Louisiana Derby.
Boeing said the final agreement is expected to be signed during the next few weeks.
Shares in EDS closed on Thursday at $18.51, a gain of 6 cents.
A divided Supreme Court ruled Monday that Congress can force the nation's public libraries to equip computers with anti-pornography filters.
The weakness exists in the way that VBA looks at the properties of documents passed to it when the document is opened by a host application.
Of 24 million phoned-in votes, 50.28 percent were for Studdard, putting him 130,000 votes ahead of Aiken.
Consumers still would have to get a descrambling security card from their cable operator to plug into the set.
However, we have decided to opt for the European consortium's engine as the best overall solution and due to the substantial price efforts made".
The Food and Drug Administration rejected ImClone's 2001 application to sell Erbitux, citing shoddy research.
Critics say the law violates civil liberties, something House Judiciary Committee Chairman James Sensenbrenner, R-Wis., says he is sensitive to.
The Dodgers won their sixth consecutive game their longest win streak since 2001 as they edged Colorado, 3-2, Wednesday in front of a crowd of 25,332 at Dodger Stadium.
So far, they have searched Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan, Illinois and Indiana, authorities in those state said.
The 30-year bond US30YT=RR firmed 31/32, taking its yield to 4.16 percent -- another record low -- from 4.22 percent.
Lay had argued that handing over the documents would be a violation of his Fifth Amendment rights against self-incrimination.
Strayhorn said it was the first time in Texas history a comptroller had not certified the appropriations act.
Excluding the charges, analysts, on average, expected a loss of 11 cents a share.
Security experts are warning that a new mass-mailing worm is spreading widely across the Internet, sometimes posing as e-mail from the Microsoft founder.
Mr Sahel said police had identified the bodies of seven of the 14-strong cell believed to have carried out the five almost simultaneous attacks on Saturday.
Only New Jersey now bans holders of learners permits or intermediate licenses from using cell phones, pagers or other wireless devices while driving.
The University of Michigan released today a new admissions policy after the U.S. Supreme Court struck down in June the way it previously admitted undergraduates.
The audiotape aired last week by the Arab Al-Jazeera television network appears to be an effort to incite attacks.
The company didn't detail the costs of the replacement and repairs.
Dean told reporters traveling on his 10-city "Sleepless Summer" tour that he considered campaigning in Texas a challenge.
"I felt that if I disagreed with Rosie too much I would lose my job," she said.
The American decision provoked an angry reaction from the European Commission, which described the move as "legally unwarranted, economically unfounded and politically unhelpful".
Ms. Cripps-Prawak left last Friday, two days after the department introduced a plan to distribute medical marijuana through doctors' offices.
During 2001 and 2002, Morgenthau said, wire transfers from just four of Beacon Hill's 40 accounts totaled more than $3.2 billion.
Last year, he made an unsuccessful bid for the Democratic nomination for governor.
The nation's largest retailer has told its 100 top suppliers they have to start using electronic tags on all pallets of goods by Jan. 25, 2005.
He was taken to a hospital for precautionary X-rays on his neck.
The bill says that a woman who undergoes such an abortion couldn't be prosecuted.
There are 103 Democrats in the Assembly and 47 Republicans.
"I came basically to Washington to establish relationships and to make sure that we are getting more federal money to California," Schwarzenegger said after meeting with congressional Republicans.
The latest snapshot of the labor markets was slightly better than economists were expecting; they were forecasting claims to fall no lower than 410,000 for last week.
Chante Jawan Mallard, 27, went on trial Monday, charged with first-degree murder.
Linda Saunders pleaded guilty in federal court to six charges, including extortion, money laundering and conspiracy.
Vivendi shares closed 3.8 percent up in Paris at 15.78 euros.
Microsoft has identified the freely distributed Linux software as one of the biggest threats to its sales.
Antonio Monteiro de Castro, 58, currently director of the group’s Latin America & Caribbean operations, will become chief operating officer from the same date.
"Spin and manipulative public relations and propaganda are not the answer," it said.
Another shooting linked to the spree occurred Nov. 11 at Hamilton Central Elementary in Obetz, about two miles from the freeway.
On Tuesday, the central bank left interest rates steady, as expected, but also declared that overall risks were weighted toward weakness and warned of deflation risks.
Fighting erupted after four North Korean journalists confronted a dozen South Korean activists protesting human rights abuses in the North outside the main media centre.
Dusty had battled kidney cancer for more than a year.
Kadyrov was not injured, but four of his bodyguards were among those killed.
The commission estimates California lost $1.34 billion -- the most of any state -- to tax shelters in 2001.
The officials did not say whether U.S. forces crossed into Syrian territory and were vague about how the Syrian border guards became involved.
VeriSign introduced its Site Finder service on Sept. 15.
Druce is still being held at the prison and is now in isolation, she said.
Their leader, Abu Bakr al-Azdi, turned himself in in June; his deputy was killed in a recent shootout with Saudi forces.
After Freitas' opening statement, King County Superior Court Judge Charles Mertel recessed trial until after the Thanksgiving weekend.
Google's investors include prominent VC firms Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers and Sequoia Capital, the paper noted.
July 1st is the sixth anniversary of Hong Kong's return to Chinese rule.
Palm Wednesday announced plans to acquire Handspring, a company started by Jeff Hawkins, regarded by many as the father of the Palm handheld.
The government recently shelved peace talks with the MILF, being brokered by Malaysia, after a string of attacks, including three bombings, on Mindanao.
The company posted a profit of $54.3 million, or 22 cents per share, in the year-ago period.
Joining Boston on Monday were the Massachusetts communities of Watertown, Saugus and Framingham.
ISRAELI soldiers knocked down empty mobile homes and water towers in 10 tiny West Bank settlement outposts overnight as part of a US-backed Mideast peace plan.
The union had not yet revealed which chain would be targeted.
Get it all out," says Howard Davidowitz, chairman of Davidowitz & Associates, a national retail consulting firm based in New York City.
The updated products include Pylon Pro, Pylon Conduit, Pylon Anywhere, and Pylon Application Server.
Turkish authorities have said all the suicide bombers were Turks.
In April, it had forecast operating earnings in the range of 60 to 80 cents a share.
From Florida to Alaska, thousands of revelers vowed to push for more legal rights, including same-sex marriages.
Others with such a status are Egypt, Israel, and Australia.
The findings appear in Wednesday's Journal of the American Medical Association (news - web sites).
Additionally, the h2210’s cradle has room to charge a second battery.
One of the 14 Kurds pointed at the word "refugee" in an English/Turkish dictionary.
"Close co-operation between law-enforcement agencies and intelligence services lie at the heart of the ongoing fight against terrorism," Mr Howard said.
In 2006, the group says the market will rebound 29.6 percent to $21.3 billion in sales.
Captain Robert Ramsey of the US 1st Armoured Division said a truck had exploded outside the building about 11am, and that one of the compound's outer walls had collapsed.
This northern autumn US trainers will work with soldiers from four North African countries on patrolling and gathering intelligence.
"The figures are becoming catastrophic," said Dr. Patrick Pelloux, the president of the association of emergency room physicians.
"Whatever has happened to you by way of punishment is certainly more than enough," Covello told the 49-year-old, whose family, friends and supporters filled half the courtroom.
The mother also alleged in the lawsuit that she was sexually assaulted by one of the guards.
Yes, from today Flash memory purchased from AMD or Fujitsu will be branded Spansion.
The world's two largest automakers said their U.S. sales declined more than predicted last month as a late summer sales frenzy caused more of an industry backlash than expected.
A tropical storm rapidly developed in the Gulf of Mexico Sunday and was expected to hit somewhere along the Texas or Louisiana coasts by Monday night.
The pressure may well rise on Thursday, with national coverage of the final round planned by ESPN, the cable sports network.
Pataki praised Abraham's decision, and LIPA Chairman Richard Kessel said the cable should be kept in operation permanently.
Dynes came to UC San Diego in 1991 after 22 years as a physicist with AT&T Bell Labs.
Meningitis is an infection of the spinal cord fluid and the tissue around the brain.
Mayor Joe T. Parker said late Thursday that the three workers were two men and a woman who were inside the building when the first blast occurred.
London-based NCRI official Ali Safavi told Reuters: "We condemn this raid, which is in our view illegal and morally and politically unjustifiable."
It exploded in his hands, but the former Italian prime minister was unhurt.
Halabi's military attorney, Air Force Maj. James Key, denied the charges, which could carry a death penalty.
Waksal, in a letter to the court, said: "I tore my family apart.
Since early May, the city has received 1,400 reports of dead blue jays and crows, Jayroe said.
But Forest, the Freedom Organisation for the Right to Enjoy Smoking Tobacco, said: ''Mention the word prohibition and everyone knows what happened there.
Once converted, BayStar will own an aggregate of approximately 2.95 million shares of SCO common stock or 17.5 percent of the company's outstanding shares.
OPEC producers at a meeting on Wednesday are set to pressure independent oil exporters to contribute to the cartel's next supply cut to allow for the return of Iraqi oil.
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) asked Congress today for additional authority to fight unwanted Internet spam, which now accounts for up to half of all e-mail traffic.
A federal grand jury indicted them on Tuesday; the document was sealed until yesterday to allow authorities to make arrests.
People who have opposed these actions throughout are now trying to find fresh reasons to say this wasn't the right thing to do."
Richard Miller remained hospitalized after undergoing a liver transplant, but his wife has recovered.
Sequent representatives could not immediately be reached for comment on the SCO announcement.
The proportion of people covered by employers dropped from 62.3 percent in 2001 to 61.3 percent last year.
WORLD No. 2 Lleyton Hewitt has accused the Association of Tennis Professionals of malice, including an alleged attempt last year to dupe him into refusing a drug test.
MSN Messenger 6 will be available for download starting at 6 p.m. GMT on Wednesday from http://messenger.msn.com/download/v6preview.asp.
In connection with the incident, I have acknowledged that I behaved inappropriately."
A spokesman said: "Since November, we have co-operated fully with the police.
Women who eat potatoes and other tuberous vegetables during pregnancy may be at risk of triggering type 1 diabetes in their children, Melbourne researchers believe.
The broad Standard & Poor's 500 Index .SPX inched up 3 points, or 0.32 percent, to 970.
People who once thought their blood pressure was fine actually may be well on their way to hypertension under new U.S. guidelines published on Wednesday.
Amazon also reported that the New York Attorney General's office had settled civil fraud charges with one of the spoofers it identified.
The leading actress nod went to energetic newcomer Marissa Jaret Winokur as Edna's daughter Tracy.
"It appears from our initial report that this was a textbook landing considering the circumstances," Burke said.
Allegiant shares rose $4, or $17.2 percent, to $27.43 in Thursday morning trading on the Nasdaq Stock Market.
By state law, 911 calls are not public information and were not released.
The ADRs fell 10 cents to $28.95 at 10:06 a.m. in New York Stock Exchange composite trading today.
Bremer said one initiative is to launch a $70 million nationwide program in the next two weeks to clean up neighborhoods and build community projects.
The Nasdaq composite index added 30.46 points, or 2 percent, to 1,520.15.
The British Foreign Office said Monday that coalition authorities in Iraq were pleased that the men were freed.
Wal-Mart estimates more than 100 million Americans visit their stores every week.
Added Mr. Prodi: "Maybe, but the old age helps us to understand our strengths and our weakness."
"I am proud that I stood against Richard Nixon, not with him," Kerry said.
Shares of Corixa were gaining 71 cents, or 10%, to $7.91 on the Nasdaq.
Spokesmen for the FBI, CIA, Canadian Security Intelligence Service and Royal Canadian Mounted Police declined to comment on El Shukrijumah's stay in Canada.
"This has been a persistent problem that has not been solved," investigation board member Steven Wallace said.
"Americans don't cut and run, we have to see this misadventure through," she said.
"There is no doubt about the chemical programme, biological programme, indeed nuclear programme, indeed all that was documented by the UN," he said.
Ridge said no real explosives or harmful devices will be used in the exercise.
This is America, my friends, and it should not happen here," he said to loud applause.
On May 1, he crawled through a narrow, winding canyon, rappelled down a 60-foot cliff and walked some six miles down the canyon.
Amnesty International has said that over the past 20 years it has collected information about 17,000 disappearances in Iraq but the actual figure may be much higher.
Texas Instruments climbed $1.37 to $19.25 yesterday and Novellus Systems Inc. advanced $1.76 to $36.31.
She asked to be excused from last week's Cabinet session to prepare for a meeting with the presidents of Rwanda and Uganda.
In a mixture of ancient pagan and modern Christian rites, the villagers have staged a series of ceremonies hoping to erase the misfortunes they believe have kept them poor.
The Dow Jones industrial average .DJI edged up 13.33 points, or 0.15 percent, to 9,196.55.
Monkeypox is usually found only in central and western Africa.
The film is the second of a trilogy, which will wrap up in November with The Matrix Revolutions.
In addition, the Justice Department said that the FBI has conducted ''fewer than 10'' investigations involving visits to mosques.
The launch coincides with the JavaOne developers' conference in San Francisco this week.
A Royal Duty is based on his experiences with Diana, Princess of Wales and letters allegedly to and from her.
The army said the raid, which comes just days after Israeli troops shot and killed Abdullah Kawasme, the Hamas leader in the city, targeted militants in Hamas.
SARS went on to claim the lives of 44 people in the Toronto area, including two nurses and a doctor.
Apple Computer's new online music service sold more than 1 million songs during its first week of operation, the company said Monday.
He had been arrested twice before for trespassing and barred from the complex - home to his mother and two children.
Oracle Corp's Chairman and CEO Larry Ellison didn't rule out sweetening the company's unsolicited offer to acquire rival PeopleSoft Inc.
The Portuguese weather service said Europe's heatwave was caused by a mass of hot, dry air moving from the southeast.
"Spending taxpayer dollars to create terrorism betting parlors is as wasteful as it is repugnant," they announced at a press conference yesterday.
Still, the "somewhat ambiguous ruling" might be a setback for Static Control depending on how it developed its competing product, Merrill Lynch analyst Steven Milunovich said.
The monkeys could track their progress by watching a schematic representation of the arm and its motions on a video screen.
That triggered a 47-hour police standoff that inconvenienced thousands of commuters, as traffic backed up in Downtown Washington and northern Virginia.
The Standard & Poor's 500 index advanced 6.48, or 0.7 per cent, to 990.51.
Agriculture ministers from more than one hundred nations are expected to attend the three-day Ministerial Conference and Expo on Agricultural Science and Technology sponsored by the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
Complicating the situation is the presence of battle-hardened Liberians who have been fighting on both sides.
This year the Audubon Society once again hosts its annual Christmas Bird Count.
Before it was removed, the site listed in broken English the rules for hackers who might participate.
Doctors have speculated that the body’s own estrogen protects against cell damage and improves blood flow.
They also found shortness was associated with a family history of hearing loss.
Cisco executives said they were encouraged by $1.3 billion in cash flow and the increase in net income, but hoped for a rebound.
In an E-mail statement to the Knoxville News Sentinel, Shumaker said, ''I am not giving any consideration to resignation.
A poll showed that the FBI bugging of the mayor had given a boost to his reelection effort against GOP opponent Sam Katz.
The injured passenger at John Peter Smith Hospital died later Friday morning, Jones said.
Doctors had planned to deliver him two weeks early, on or around November 14.
Sobig.F spreads when unsuspecting computer users open file attachments in emails that contain such familiar headings as "Thank You!," "Re: Details" or "Re: That Movie."
The technology-laced Nasdaq Composite Index .IXIC rose 17.26 points, or 1.06 percent, to 1,640.06, based on the latest data.
Founders of the group are Matsushita Electric, Sony, Hitachi, NEC, Royal Philips Electronics, Samsung, Sharp and Toshiba.
Is it in the food supply?" says David Ropeik, director of risk communication at the Harvard Center for Risk Analysis.
During a screaming match in 1999, Carolyn told John she was still sleeping with Bergin.
On the other hand, if this will help further establish Steve's innocence, we welcome it."
Fletcher said he expects to have the support of lawmakers from agricultural states, many of whom are on the committee.
Seven 20- and 21-year-old cadets were ticketed by police for drinking alcohol in an off-campus hotel room early Saturday with two young women, aged 16 and 18.
Such a step could put the issue before the UN Security Council.
He planned to stay all day until the river crested, which was forecast for late last night.
The camp hosts summer religious retreats for children and other events year-round, according to its Web site.
Dealers said the single currency's downward momentum against the dollar could pick up speed if it broke below $1.15.
Gemstar's shares gathered up 2.6 percent, adding 14 cents to $5.49 at the close.
Along with chipmaker Intel, the companies include Sony Corp., Microsoft Corp., Hewlett-Packard Co., IBM Corp., Gateway Inc. and Nokia Corp.
Kroger Co., which owns Ralphs, and Albertsons Inc. bargain jointly with Safeway and locked out their union workers the next day.
According to the Census Bureau, the Hispanic population increased by 9.8 percent from the April 2000 census figures.
Its shares jumped to $54.50 in pre-open trading from $50.90 at Wednesday's close.
The Dow Jones industrial average <.DJI> was off 58.69 points, or 0.64 percent, at 9,137.86.
His lawyer, Pamela MacKey, said Bryant expects to be completely exonerated.
It was the best advance since Oct. 1, when the index gained 22.25.
Mr. Mask said Mr. Cullen would be taken from the Somerset County Jail by Thursday and moved to the Ann Klein Forensic Hospital just outside Trenton for psychiatric care.
Scientists believed Stardust trapped thousands of particles of dust.
The report by the independent expert committee aims to dissipate any suspicion about the Hong Kong government's handling of the SARS crisis.
Both devices implement the v1.2 standard's eSCO facility to provide the basis for new cordless telephony applications.
The drop in core wholesale prices in April reflected falling prices for cars, trucks, men's and boy's clothes and cigarettes.
International rescue workers are scouring flattened debris for survivors in Iran's shattered ancient Silk Road city of Bam after a violent earthquake killed more than 20,000 people.
Griffith, a Mount Airy native, now lives on the North Carolina coast in Manteo.
The Conference Board reported its U.S. Consumer Confidence Index slipped to 83.5 in June from 83.6 in May.
"I notice a mood change in their priorities," one politician said.
Heather, 35, who lost a leg in a road accident, is thought to have steel plates fitted in her hips, which would make natural childbirth impossible.
The network is also dropping its Friday night "Dateline" edition.
Vice President Dick Cheney and Mississippi Republican gubernatorial candidate Haley Barbour acknowledge the cheering crowd.
The 51-year-old nurse worked at North York General Hospital, the epicentre of the latest outbreak.
Rusch has also allowed five or more earned runs in each of his last three starts.
Mr. Turner transferred about 10 million shares to a charitable trust before they were sold.
He also recruited others to participate in the scheme by convincing them to receive fraudulently obtained merchandise he had ordered for himself.
The New York Mets then selected outfielder Lastings Milledge from Lakewood Ranch High School in Florida.
Florida Sen. Bob Graham was not identifiable by 61 percent of those polled.
The broader Standard & Poor's 500 Index .SPX rose 3.47 points, or 0.36 percent, to 977.59.
As a result, 24 players broke par in the first round.
Albertsons and Kroger's Ralphs chain locked out their workers in response.
The technology-packed Nasdaq Composite Index <.IXIC> dropped 37.78 points, or 1.94 percent, to 1,912.36.
Shares of SCO closed at $10.93, down 28 cents, in Monday trading on the Nasdaq Stock Market.
The House voted 425 to 2 to clear the bill, the first of 13 that Congress must pass each year to fund the federal government.
Knight agreed to a two-year, $2.38 million contract that included a $300,000 signing bonus.
Against the Japanese currency, the euro was at 135.92/6.04 yen against the late New York level of 136.03/14.
The procedure is generally performed in the second or third trimester.
Besides Hampton and Newport News, the grant funds water testing in Yorktown, King George County, Norfolk and Virginia Beach.
He said the attackers left behind leaflets urging staff at the Ishtar Sheraton to stop working at the hotel and demanding U.S. forces leave Iraq.
With diplomacy heating up in the nearly 10-month-old nuclear crisis, Chinese Foreign Minister Li Zhaoxing is slated to visit South Korea from August 13 to 15.
Bond bulls would like the Fed to recognize that risks are biased toward economic weakness.
"There is the real potential for a secondary collapse," Gov. James McGreevey said.
No. 2 HP saw its Unix server sales dropped 3.6 percent to $1.36 billion.
"People are obviously inconvenienced," said Dr. Jim Young, Ontario's commissioner of public safety.
The others were given copies of "Dr. Atkins' New Diet Revolution" and told to follow it.
The rapper's lawyer, Mark Gann, didn't return calls for comment.
Also weighing on the market was news that General Motors GM.N planned to issue $10 billion in debt, in part to plug a hole in its pension plan.
Russin did not comment; his lawyer did not attend the hearing and did not return phone messages.
Licensing revenue slid 21 percent, however, to $107.6 million.
Hispanics, the fastest growing ethnic group in the US, have overtaken blacks to become the largest minority in the US, according to newly released government figures.
The Bishop of Armidale, Peter Brain, was forthright.
When fully operational, the facility is expected to employ up to 1,000 people.
The American Stock Exchange biotech index .BTK surged 5 percent.
"I really liked him and I still do," Cohen Alon told the Herald yesterday.
For the full 12-month period ending June 30, 2003, advanced services lines for ADSL increased by 37 percent and cable modem connections increased by 75 percent.
State Education Commissioner Kent King said Wednesday that the scores on the Missouri Assessment Program tests disappointed him.
Agents found more than 1,000 credit cards and credit card duplicating machines during a search of Ragin's address.
Lowe's, with about half as many stores, reported a 33 percent increase in third-quarter profit behind a 12 percent jump in same-store sales.
Caldera acquired the Unix server software of the original SCO and changed its name to the SCO Group.
Officers threw him to the ground and handcuffed him, and Reyna dropped a knee into his back, according to testimony.
The best-performing stock was Altria Group Inc., which rose more than 27 percent to close at $42.31 a share.
Officials are trying to retrieve the bodies from the water," police officer J.D. Tambe told Reuters, adding 26 of the dead were women.
According to market research from The NPD Group, the number of people downloading music dropped from 14.5 million in April to 10.4 million in June.
"This is an easy case in my view and wholly without merit, both factually and legally."
The weather service reported maximum sustained winds of nearly 105 miles an hour with stronger gusts.
The WiFi potties were to be unveiled this summer, at music festivals in Britain.
MEN who drink tea, particularly green tea, can greatly reduce their risk of prostate cancer, a landmark WA study has found.
Forecasters said warnings might go up for Cuba later Thursday.
Shiites make up 20 percent of the country's population.
The CWA, which represents more than 2,300 Comcast employees, called that excessive when a typical union employee makes about $27,000 a year.
The consumer group generated $4.47 billion of profit and $20 billion of revenue from January to June, 53% of Citigroup's profit and revenue.
GALLOWAY TOWNSHIP, N.J. Annika Sorenstam drew the crowds, Michelle Wie got the publicity but Angela Stanford took her first LPGA victory.
British Airways' New York-to-London runs will end in October.
The new policy gives greatest weight to grades, test scores and a student's high school curriculum.
The new version, W32/Sobig.C-mm, had already reached a "high level" outbreak status by Monday, according to security analysts.
The only other person who had not been accounted for Sunday was a man from Fort Worth, Texas.
The broader Standard & Poor's 500 Index <.SPX> gave up 11.91 points, or 1.19 percent, at 986.60.
AFTRA members approved the merger by a vote of 75.88% to 24.12%.
The currency briefly weakened slightly on Monday to trade at 55.34/39, not far from its record low of 55.75.
While some other parts of Africa have been used as staging grounds for the terror group, Malawi previously had not been a major focus of investigations into al-Qaida.
On Sunday, a U.S. soldier was killed and another injured in southern Iraq when a munitions dump exploded.
"I'm real excited to be a Cleveland Cavalier," James said.
According to law enforcement officials, the person arrested was a known sophisticated hacker.
Excluding litigation charges, RIM's loss narrowed even further to 1 cent a share.
The broad Standard & Poor's 500 Index .SPX gained 19.72 points, or 1.98 percent, to 1,015.69.
It will also help reform the Royal Solomon Islands Police, strengthen the courts and prisons system and protect key institutions such as the Finance Ministry from intimidation.
Mr Alibek said: "Our outcomes are very encouraging.
A jury convicted rapper C-Murder, also known as Corey Miller, of second-degree murder Tuesday night in the shooting death of a 16-year-old in a Jefferson Parish nightclub.
Wells’ other series include NBC’s ER and Third Watch.
Thirty-three of the 42 men had been arrested by Wednesday evening, said Daniel Bogden, U.S. attorney in Nevada.
Five-time Tour de France winner and cancer survivor Lance Armstrong had a few words of advice for other cancer survivors in Denver on Friday.
She survives him as do their four children -- sons Anthony and Kelly, daughters Linda Hope and Nora Somers -- and four grandchildren.
Police using pepper spray arrested 12 people Monday night at a march and rally by about 400 activists protesting an annual training seminar of the Law Enforcement Intelligence Unit.
The department ordered an 18.2 percent reduction for Allstate Texas Lloyds and a 12 percent reduction for State Farm Lloyds.
Colgate shares closed Monday at $56.30 on the New York Stock Exchange.
Several shots rang out in the darkness, but only one gator had been killed by 11 p.m.
The broader Standard & Poor's 500 Index <.SPX> was 0.46 points lower, or 0.05 percent, at 997.02.
Republicans had pledged to complete a Medicare drug package by August, then extended the deadline to Oct. 17, and they are still working on it.
The index, which measures activity in the service sector, climbed to 50.7 last month from 47.9 in March.
Bush plans to meet with Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon and the new Palestinian prime minister, Mahmoud Abbas, in the Jordanian port of Aqaba on Wednesday.
"Unlike many early-stage Internet firms, Google is believed to be profitable.
"It is safe to assume the Senate is prepared to pass some form of cap," King said.
And when asked if he felt regret or guilt about the attack his answer was an adamant "no".
Another big gainer was Rambus Inc. (nasdaq: RMBS - news - people), which shot 32 percent higher.
Russ Britt is the Los Angeles Bureau Chief for CBS.MarketWatch.com.
"If you pass this bill, Big Brother will be watching you," said Rep. John Mabry, D-Waco.
Douglas Robinson, a senior vice president of finance, will take over as chief financial officer on an interim basis.
Several states and the federal government later passed similar or more strict bans.
Still, he noted Miami must decide whether to seek ACC membership for the next school year by June 30 to adhere to Big East guidelines.
Revenues for "The Hulk" came in well below those of last month's Marvel Comics adaptation, "X2: X-Men United," which grossed $85.6 million in its opening weekend.
Shares of Littleton, Colorado-based EchoStar rose $1.63, or 5.3 percent, to $32.26 at 10:55 a.m.
The valid signatures of 897,158 registered California voters must be collected and turned in to county election officials by Sept. 2.
The benchmark 10-year note US10YT=RR lost 11/32 in price, taking its yield to 3.21 percent from 3.17 percent late on Monday.
The MDC called the strike to force Mr Mugabe to either resign or negotiate a settlement of the Zimbabwe crisis.
Revenue rose 3.9 percent, to $1.63 billion from $1.57 billion.
In January 2000, notebooks represented less than 25 percent of sales volume.
Argentine Guillermo Coria and Netherlander Martin Verkerk are in the other half.
"What can I say to you?" he told a crowd at a cemetery with a thousand headstones, many of them marking the graves of entire families.
She had only a single condition, that the book not be published until her death.
The findings are published in the November 6 edition of the journal Nature.
Median household income declined 1.1 percent between 2001 and 2002 to $42,409, after accounting for inflation.
U.S. and European leaders pledged on Wednesday to work together to keep Iran from developing nuclear weapons, presenting a united front after months of bitter acrimony over Iraq.
He left the army for Syria where he received religious training.
The meeting was scheduled to end Wednesday night, with attendees approving resolutions that express the denomination's view on issues but that are not binding on churches.
But the inadequate performance of students in various subgroups tagged the state as deficient under the federal No Child Left Behind act.
This led to the recovery of the 270-kilogram Cancuen altar, announced on Wednesday by the Vanderbilt University in Nashville and the National Geographic Society.
In a not-too-subtle swipe at Dean, he predicted Americans would not elect a Democrat "who sounds an uncertain trumpet in these dangerous times."
The report forecasts there will be 71,079 hot spots worldwide this year, up from just 14,752 in 2002 and 1,214 in 2001.
A new study, conducted in Europe, found the medicine worked just as well as an earlier disputed study, sponsored by ImClone Systems, said it did.
Her lawyer Donald Levine told The Telegraph she had been offered $US250,000 to tell her story exclusively to Australian TV.
Perry has called lawmakers into two special sessions to address congressional redistricting.
AirTran officials and a Boeing official declined to comment yesterday.
The lawsuit names Shelley, a Democrat, and registrars in Los Angeles, Orange and San Diego counties.
Negotiators said Friday they made good progress during their latest round of talks on creating a Central American Free Trade Agreement.
"It's very difficult to do large syndicated loans in Japan," where there is a lack of expertise, says one banker.
The case comes out of Illinois and involves a for-profit company called Telemarketing Associates Inc.
He urged Congress to "send me the final bill as soon as possible so that I can sign it into law."
Mr. Pingeon is director of litigation for Massachusetts Correctional Legal Services, a prisoners' rights group.
Yee is a 1990 graduate of the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, New York.
"PNC regrets its involvement" in the deals, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer James Rohr said in a statement.
CCAG supported Bill Curry, Rowland's opponent in the 2002 gubernatorial election.
They later fell out and have backed a series of rival Congolese militias in recent years.
Another said its members would continue to call the more than 50 million phone numbers on the Federal Trade Commission's list.
Veteran entertainer Bob Hope celebrates his 100th birthday - and many years in showbusiness - on Thursday.
Declining issues outnumbered advancers nearly 2 to 1 on the New York Stock Exchange.
A floating airfield with a flight deck covering 4.5 acres, the ship took about five years to build.
Im very proud of the citizens of this state, said Gov. John Baldacci, a casino foe.
An injured woman co-worker also was hospitalized and was listed in good condition.
The shooting victim was taken to Kings County Hospital Center, where he later died, the police said.
They reported symptoms of fever, headache, rash and muscle aches.
"We've become like total strangers," Klein quotes him as saying.
Davey graduated Saturday from Northwest College, which is affiliated with the Assemblies of God, with a bachelor of arts degree in religion and philosophy.
The technology-laced Nasdaq Composite Index .IXIC fell 23.54 points, or 1.42 percent, to 1,630.08.
"It was a final test before delivering the missile to the armed forces.
"Your withdrawal from our country is inevitable, whether it happens today or tomorrow, and tomorrow will come soon."
According to a news release sent by the Terry Schindler-Schiavo Foundation, Florida Speaker Johnnie Byrd will introduce "Terri's Bill" during the special session Monday.
Also, businesses throughout Utah are volunteering to display Amber alerts on their signs.
Thanks to the euro's rise against the Japanese currency, the dollar was at 117.24 yen, well above the overnight 10-month low of 116 yen.
Russian stocks fell after the arrest last Saturday of Mikhail Khodorkovsky, chief executive of Yukos Oil, on charges of fraud and tax evasion.
For the year, it expects sales of $94 million and a profit of 26 cents a share from continuing operations.
After Hughes refused to rehire Hernandez, he complained to the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.
Dewhurst's proposal calls for an abrupt end to the controversial "Robin Hood" plan for school finance.
Other countries and private creditors are owed at least $80 billion in addition.
Telemarketers who call numbers on the list after Oct. 1 could face fines of up to $11,000 per call.
He explained that he found Antetonitrus when he came to Wits in 2001 as a post-doctoral research assistant at England's University of Bristol.
Air Canada, the largest airline in Canada and No. 11 in the world, has been under court protection from creditors since April 1.
The jury also found Gonzales guilty of using excessive force by dousing Olvera-Carrera with pepper spray.
The bodies of some of the dead, pulled out from under the train, were laid out beside the tracks while emergency services brought in wooden coffins.
Garner said the self-proclaimed mayor of Baghdad, Mohammed Mohsen al-Zubaidi, was released after two days in coalition custody.
"Enron company executives engaged in widespread and pervasive fraud," prosecutor Samuel Buell told the Associated Press.
Customers that pay the $1,219 entrance fee get SMS 2003 with 10 device client access licenses.
Results of the 2001 Aboriginal Peoples Survey released yesterday by Statistics Canada suggest living standards have improved but still lag for those off reserves.
"The recent turnaround in the stock market and an easing in unemployment claims should keep consumer expectations at current levels and may signal more favorable economic times ahead."
While the day's trading was lackluster, the Standard & Poor's 500 index was preparing to close out its best three-month period since the fourth quarter of 1998.
ONA explicitly stated that it did not receive intelligence material indicating that Jemaah Islamiyah terrorist network was planning to mount an operation in Bali.
Those reports were denied by the interior minister, Prince Nayef.
Bryant previously said that hike had a greater impact on demand than officials expected.
Judge Leroy Millette Jr. can reduce the punishment to life in prison without parole when Muhammad is formally sentenced Feb. 12, but Virginia judges rarely take such action.
A spokeswoman at Strong Memorial Hospital said Doud was in satisfactory condition Tuesday night.
Ray Brent Marsh, 29, faces multiple counts of burial service fraud, making false statements, abuse of a dead body and theft.
After that, college President Paul Pribbenow told him to wrap up his speech.
For the 12-month period ending June 30, high-speed lines installed in homes and businesses increased by 45 percent.
Ricky Clemons' brief, troubled Missouri basketball career is over.
US military officials say rotor wash from the helicopter might have blown down the banner.
The settlement taking effect this week was reached less than two months after O'Malley took the helm of the nation's fourth-largest archdiocese.
The U.S. Capitol was evacuated yesterday after authorities detected a possibly hazardous material in the basement of the Senate wing, Capitol Police said.
The former president also gave numerous speeches in 2002 without compensation, said his spokesman Jim Kennedy.
The broader Standard & Poor's 500 Index .SPX was down 0.04 points, or 0 percent, at 971.52.
Dubbed Project Mad Hatter, the Linux-based desktop is being promoted by Sun as a more secure and less expensive alternative to Windows.
A key figure in former state Treasurer Paul Silvester's bribery scheme was accused Wednesday of changing his story about Silvester's alleged corrupt dealings with a Boston investment firm.
"The mission of the CAPPS II system has been and always will be aviation security," said the administration, part of the Homeland Security Department.
Hovan did not speak, but his lawyer, John Speranza, said his client "did not wake up that day" intending to hurt anyone.
"We believe that it is not necessary to have a divisive confirmation fight over a Supreme Court appointment," Daschle wrote.
Yahoo accounts for 159,354 of the BSD sites, with 152,054 from NTT/Verio and 129,378 from Infospace, the survey found.
In the latest top-level shuffle at CNN, Teya Ryan is leaving her post as general manager of U.S. programming, the network announced.
He is suspected of being a key figure in Jemaah Islamiyah, the al-Qa'eda-linked terror group which has been blamed for the bombings.
About 100 firefighters are in the bosque today, Albuquerque Fire Chief Robert Ortega said.
"The issue has been resolved," Marlins President David Samson said through a club spokesman.
China's Health Ministry said five more people had died of Sars and a further 159 were infected.
Shares of McDonald's rose $1.83, or 8.3 percent, to close at the day's high of $23.89.
He said the FDA was hoping Congress and the courts would bring clarity to the situation and some financial relief to consumers.
Ernst & Young admitted no wrongdoing with the settlement.
The witness, a 27-year-old Kosovan parking attendant with criminal convictions for dishonesty, was paid 10,000 by the News of the World.
The differences between Grassley and Thomas on energy and Medicare have become so pointed that other members say their angry personal relationship is embarrassing the party.
He wounded a security guard and then fled, stabbing two passersby as he ran off along the promenade.
He and his colleagues attributed some of the communication gap to doctors feeling pressed for time.
State police said as many as 30 workers were trapped immediately after the garage collapsed.
OS ANGELES - ''The Hulk'' was a monster at the box office in its debut weekend, taking in a June opening record of $62.6 million.
Congratulations on being named Time magazine's Person of the Year.
The indictment said he attended important meetings to plan the attacks, recruited fellow bombers and coordinated the operation.
It will also give Microsoft an opportunity to comment on remedies proposed by the Commission.
Texans saddled with skyrocketing homeowners premiums might finally be getting relief.
Six Democrats are vying to succeed Jacques and have qualified for the Feb. 3 primary ballot.
Halliburton on Tuesday reiterated its contention that KBR had "delivered fuel to Iraq at the best value, the best price and the best terms".
Elecia Battle, of Cleveland, told police she dropped her purse as she left the Quick Shop Food Mart last week after buying the ticket.
Customers include Mitsubishi, Siemens, DBTel, Dell, HP, Palm, Philips, Sharp, and Sony.
The Cleveland Cavaliers won the right to draft James by winning the NBA's annual lottery Thursday night.
Among the workers, the researchers found short workers had worse hearing than expected for their age.
Mr Colpin did not specify whether it was this system that was at the centre of the investigation.
Until now, sales of the entertainment-oriented PCs have been limited to the United States, Canada and Korea.
Ballmer has been vocal in the past warning that Linux is a threat to Microsoft.
The broad Standard & Poor's 500-stock index was up 4.83 points or 0.49 per cent to 980.76.
Talabani told him the Governing Council would "need UN assistance and advice in implementing the new decisions which have been taken."
Stanford (46-15) plays South Carolina (44-20) today in a first-round game at Rosenblatt Stadium in Omaha, Neb.
The same survey a month ago had Street leading Katz 42 percent to 34 percent, with 21 percent undecided.
The broad Standard & Poor's 500 Index <.SPX> advanced 11 points, or 1.25 percent, to 931.
But they don’t realize that until it’s too late (of course) because they’re potential victims in a horror movie.
Arthur Benson, attorney for the case's plaintiff schoolchildren, said he will appeal.
The euro has slipped nearly four percent since matching a record peak of around $1.1935 only last week and hitting an all-time high of 140.90 yen in late May.
Pennsylvania, which has the most aggressive treatment program, is treating 548 of 8,030 inmates.
The tech-loaded Nasdaq composite rose 20.96 points to 1595.91 to end at its highest level for 12 months.
With the Expose feature, all open windows shrink to fit on the screen but are still clear enough to identify.
Instead, prosecutors dismissed charges and Rucker left the courtroom a free man.
"This case was both mentally challenging and emotionally exhausting," said the foreman, Jim Wolfcale, a 41-year-old minister.
He arrives later this week on the first state visit by a US President.
The deal, approved by both companies' board of directors, is expected to be completed in the third quarter of Nvidia's fiscal third quarter.
The volatile mix could drag the session beyond the four days allotted by Bush, said Senate President Jim King.
More than 100 police officers were involved in the busts that were the culmination of a two-year operation investigating the cocaine importing and money laundering gang.
Stripping out the extraordinary items, fourth-quarter earnings were 64 cents a share compared to 25 cents a share in the prior year.
But at age 15, she had reached 260 pounds and a difficult decision: It was time to try surgery.
"If we could do that throughout the world, we could end terrorism," he said.
If it's a Bill Gates Comdex keynote, it must be time for new Tablet PCs.
According to reports, Knight allegedly punched a parking attendant outside a Los Angeles nightclub.
Among those waiting a turn was Jodie Singer, a sixth-grader from Washington, D.C.
But the cancer society said its study had been misused.
Both are being held in the Armstrong County Jail.
A few miles further east is Tehuacan, where corn may first have been domesticated 4,000 years ago.
The confusion capped a tumultuous week for the list, which is intended to block about 80 percent of telemarketing calls.
"Our strong preference is to achieve a financial restructuring out of court, and we remain hopeful we can do so," chief executive Marce Fuller said.
Named in the complaint were former chief executive officers Paul A. Allaire and G. Richard Thoman and former CFO Barry D. Romeril.
Chera Larkins, 32, of Manhattan, charged with three sham marriages, is also charged with perjury and filing a false instrument.
It estimated on Thursday it has a 51 percent market share in Europe.
The Senate Banking Committee is scheduled to hold a hearing on Tuesday where Donaldson is scheduled to testify on hedge and mutual funds.
The tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite Index .IXIC was off 0.11 percent, or 1.78 points, at 1,594.13.
Mr Morse is charged with assault and Mr Darvish is charged with filing a false report.
The third appointment was to a new job, executive vice president and chief staff officer.
Analysts had been expecting a net loss of 54 cents a share, according to Thomson First Call.
The district also sent letters yesterday informing parents of the situation.
Richard Grasso quit as chairman last week after losing the support of his board amid public furor over his $140 million pay package.
The new servers will run either Linux or the x86 version of Solaris, he said.
Sliding down the ice, Moriarty and Carella hit the spongy, rocky floor of the river and immediately felt the pull.
Cadbury Schweppes plc plans to cut 5500 jobs and shut factories after a 4.9 billion ($A11.9 billion) acquisition spree over the past three years inflated costs.
Mr. Sweeney outlined plans for the campaign in a speech last night in Philadelphia at the annual meeting of the American Political Science Association.
It seemed like an isolated incident," said Ariel Dean of Washington D.C., who earned a degree in political science.
The jury awarded TVT about $23 million in compensatory damages and roughly $108 million in punitive damages.
TVT Records sought $360 million in punitive damages and $30 million in compensatory damages, officials said.
The two Democrats on the five-member FCC panel held a news conference to sway opinion against Powell.
Unit volumes also set a record as notebooks accounted for more than 40 percent of sales.
Besides battling its sales slump, Siebel also has been sparring with some investors upset about huge stock option windfalls company managers have pocketed.
Stanford (51-17) and Rice (57-12) will play for the national championship tonight.
A 32-count indictment "strikes at one of the very top targets in the drug trafficking world," U.S. Attorney Marcos Jimenez said.
A soldier was killed Monday and another wounded when their convoy was ambushed in northern Iraq.
A cost analysis is under way, said Michael Rebell, CFE's executive director.
I was going to the court believing I could do this, only if I played my best tennis.
Dotson told FBI agents that he shot Dennehy after the player tried to shoot him, according to the arrest warrant affidavit.
Dogs, he said, are second only to humans in the thoroughness of medical understanding and research.
The stock rose $2.11, or about 11 percent, to close on Friday at $21.51 on the New York Stock Exchange.
Eric Gagne earned his 17th save in as many opportunities as he struck out three in the ninth and allowed only an infield single by Greg Norton.
Blair's government included the charge that Saddam sought uranium from Niger in a September 2002 dossier setting out the case for military action.
Not counting energy prices, wholesale prices were down 0.9 percent.
The spacecraft is scheduled to blast off as early as tomorrow or as late as Friday from the Jiuquan launching site in the Gobi Desert.
Hong Kong was flat, Australia , Singapore and South Korea lost 0.2-0.4 percent.
SUVs parked on residential streets in Monrovia were tagged with "ELF" and other slogans, and another was set ablaze in front of a house, Sgt. Tom Wright said.
At least 11 more cases in Indiana and three in Illinois are suspected.
The pill, which they call the "polypill," would contain aspirin, a cholesterol-lowering drug, three blood pressure-lowering drugs at half the standard dose and folic acid.
"They drive around in their cars, while people are being killed 500 metres away," he said on Sunday.
At Tuesday's arraignment hearing, Marsh pleaded not guilty to 122 counts of burial service fraud and 47 counts of making false statements.
Still, revenues from the extra premiums would not be huge.
Semiconductor giant Intel Corp. said yesterday that its second-quarter profits doubled from a year ago as stronger-than-expected demand for computer microprocessors offset the weakness of its communications chip business.
Schroeder cancelled his Italian holiday after Stefani refused to apologise for the slurs, which came after Berlusconi compared a German politician to a Nazi concentration camp guard.
Dell's OpenManage software includes Dell Update Packages with SMS to help automate the management of server hardware, applications and operating systems patches with a single tool.
He'll be swept over any minute or just die of the cold, Moriarty thought.
LURD's Ja'neh also called for an interim government and the deployment of a U.S.-led Western peacekeeping force.
KEDO Spokesman, Roland Tricot said: "The executive board decided to refer this question to capitals.
Benchmark Treasury 10-year notes gained 17/32, yielding 4.015 percent.
Prosecutors did an about-face in May and asked that the autopsy reports be unsealed after portions of Conner Peterson's autopsy report favorable to the defense were leaked to the media.
Volume was moderate at 827.68 million shares, up from 798.95 million at the same point Tuesday.
Penn Traffic's stock closed at 36 cents per share on Wednesday on Nasdaq, up two cents.
Hotly contested legislation that would change the state's takeover law and help a Michigan-based development company fend off a takeover cleared the state Senate on Thursday.
However, other unions including the powerful CGT remained opposed to the reform and demanded the government begin fresh negotiations with them.
The family owns Cheetahs strip clubs here and in Las Vegas.
The new bill would have Medicare cover 95 percent of drug costs over $5,100.
Several thousand 3rd Infantry troops, including the 3rd Brigade Combat Team based at Fort Benning in Columbus, began returning last week.
Prairie dogs sold as exotic pets are believed to have been infected in an Illinois pet shop by a Gambian giant rat imported from Africa.
The defense cannot appeal Roush's ruling until after the trial.
The committee was appointed by Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld under orders from Congress.
Former Indiana Rep. Frank McCloskey, 64, died Sunday in Bloomington after a battle with bladder cancer.
Hospitals and the Red Cross appealed to blood donors yesterday.
mexico wishes to guarantee citizens' safety.
spain currently holds the rotating presidency of the osce.
the treaty was first signed in 1990.
gorgich and pashtoon were executed in prison.
safe bourada was sentenced to 15 years in prison.
santos stated the radioactive material was the primary basis for generating crude weapons of mass destruction and terrorism.
fulvio berghella stated that the digital worm named sq hell was particularly virulent and replicated itself at the rate of 8000 times an hour.
ingo kober stated there is larger interest in intellectual property rights now than 20 or 30 years ago.
investigators claim the british company was a cia cover.
russia and nato member countries will hold meetings this fall on the conventional forces in europe treaty (cfe).
the united states government and other nato members have refused to ratify the amended treaty until officials in moscow withdraw troops from the former soviet republics of moldova and georgia.
russia would not immediately increase military strength along russian borders.
the center will be operational in august 2008.
brazilian police surrounding slums north of rio de janeiro to rid them of violent drug traffickers.
regional and international non-proliferation issues should be addressed through dialogue and negotiations.
bombing occurred in afghanistan as attacks by anti-government insurgents increase in recent days.
georgian government websites are under intense cyber attack following russian military strikes against georgia late last week.
switzerland's trade and diplomatic relations with iran have been criticized in recent months after foreign minister micheline calmy-rey traveled to tehran in march 2008 to sign a deal with iran's state gas firm.
the conventional forces in europe treaty limits the number of military aircraft, tanks and other non-nuclear heavy weapons in europe.
the african union has proposed a peacekeeping mission to help somalia's struggling transitional government stabilize somalia.
reports state that the syrian government was concealing a nuclear facility at the attacked site.
the drug is also known as ice or shabu.
national, regional and international efforts to end the illicit trade in small arms and light weapons.
religious extremism continues in pakistan despite the banning of militant groups.
russian officials have called for a conference on the conventional forces in europe treaty to discuss ratification of the amended treaty.
russian president putin signs decree suspending russia's application of european arms control treaty.
myanmar was formerly known as burma.
alto huallaga is located northeast of the capital lima.
nato regrets russia's decision to suspend participation in the cfe.
human rights violations in myanmar include summary executions, torture and the recruitment of child soldiers.
general nikolai n. urakov stated by telephone that the state scientific center of applied microbiology has quite reliable systems of protection in case of emergency.
alstom is in competition with japanese and german countries for the contract.
the legislation is the most recent effort by japan to ascribe more freedom to its tightly controlled military and would overturn a ban on the military use of space.
south korea launches new bullet train reaching 300 kph.
russia is a member of the quartet on the middle east.
anatoly sokolov announced-- soviet-built a-135 missile defense system around moscow is obsolete and inefficient.
the deal has been in process for several years.
adherence to non-proliferation obligations will enhance mutual trust and foster international cooperation in nuclear energy.
french energy and transport company alstom may sign a contract to build a high-speed rail link between beijing and shanghai.
no other drug has become as integral in decades.
the international atomic energy agency reached an agreement with iranian officials that stated there were no remaining issues and ambiguities regarding iran's nuclear program and activities.
beijing police apprehend more than 20 people including 8 foreigners in suspicion of using and trafficking drugs in 2 pubs in a popular downtown area.
russia ratified the updated treaty in 2004 but the united states and other nato members have refused to do so arguing that moscow must first fulfill obligations to withdraw forces from georgia and from moldova's separatist region of trans-dniester.
there is conflicting opinion as to the extent of damage suffered by the insurgency.
helmand province is the world's largest opium-producing region.
police stated tsai wen-huang would be extradited to taiwan.
2 of the individuals arrested were released.
mexican president felipe calderon has sent 2800 special agents and soldiers to sinaloa due to the high degree of organized crime and drug trafficking.
berlin will host top-level meetings in october to save key european arms control treaty conventional forces in europe (cfe).
the osce meeting lasted two days.
the cfe treaty was signed in 1990.
iran insists that the program is aimed solely at peaceful pursuits such as the generation of
china is an important force for safeguarding world peace.
north korea denies involvement in any nuclear program in syria.
a spokesman for stockwell day was not immediately available for
kim myong-chol warned that if there was an interdiction of north korean vessels the north korean government would retaliate with a nuclear missile attack on major cities such as new york and washington.
iran is the most prolific applier of the death penalty in the world after china.
john duncan is great britain's ambassador for multilateral arms control and disarmament.
the treaty was amended in 1999 after the collapse of the soviet union.
kashmir is divided between india and pakistan.
south korea and israel oppose proliferation of weapons of mass destruction and an arms race.
kadhafi warns that us and britain's failure to compensate libya for nuclear disarmament will deter iran and north korea from disarming.
russia ratified the amended treaty.
a staff of 30 specialists will conduct research and training on cyber warfare and will be prepared to assist nato members with response to any future cyber attacks.
jamaat-i-islami's youth wing staged a separate demonstration in kashmir.
iran is the most prolific applier of the death penalty in the world after china.
china will resolutely oppose the means of the delivery of mass destructive weapons.
a breakdown of order in china will lead to significant global turmoil.
north korea has claimed nuclear ambitions and currently north korea is reported to have missiles aimed at japan.
abuja is the capital of
the united states government has accused the iranian government of trying to develop nuclear weapons under the cover of a civilian nuclear program.
tirana is the capital of
in an armed clash iranian police kill 4 alleged drug traffickers, arrest 2, and seize nearly 5 metric tons of opium and morphine.
iran's nuclear projects are for peaceful purposes.
china will resolutely oppose the proliferation of mass destructive weapons.
china is north korea's closest ally.
libyan foreign minister abdel rahman shalgam visited london during the first visit by a libyan foreign minister since 1969.
goff stated that this presents a major threat to global security.
cambodia and vietnam finalized an agreement to stop asian and european drug traffickers.
activists have stated that russia is imprisoning people without evidence of illegal activity.
restraining extremist groups is becoming increasingly difficult because of how the groups are financed.
zabol is a town in southeastern iran.
detainees to be accused of homicide, criminal collaboration, kidnapping and the funding of terrorism and include members of the military and police.
existing rods could produce 3-6 atomic bombs in 6-8 months.
the international atomic energy agency may have been tricked because it was eager for a deal.
myanmar government has stated myanmar will become opium-free by 2014.
jewish-american group the anti-defamation league (adl) published full-page advertisements in swiss and international papers in april 2008 accusing switzerland of funding terrorism through the deal.
france provides the rockets, guns and engines.
capital offenses in saudi arabia include rape, murder, apostasy, armed robbery and drug trafficking.
bae systems is the uk's largest defense company.
lavrov has told us secretary of state condoleezza rice that russia remains open to dialogue.
additional individuals and entities are subject to an assets freeze.
withdrawal from the treaty would allow russia to bolster forces near russian borders.
fan stated the commission is primarily concerned with the term of future investment in taiwan.
government spokesman maseko stated that if administrative papers are in order the government of south africa cannot intervene to prevent weapons from being transported through its territory to a neighboring landlocked country.
president dmitry medvedev's statement was posted on the kremlin website and carried in full by state news agencies.
turkmenistan borders afghanistan.
the number of executions increased in iran last year amid a campaign that is aimed at improving security in society.
syria denies having an undeclared nuclear program.
amnesty international is a rights group based in london.
the number 254 was tabulated with an afp count compiled from press and witness reports.
the iranian government stated-- the iranian nuclear program remains peaceful.
shingarev said it is very difficult to make a nuclear weapon from the plutonium in this fuel.
paris is the capital of france.
an indian government official spoke on condition of anonymity.
russia had threatened several times to withdraw from the cfe when it was at odds with the united states over u.s. plans to install a missile defense shield in eastern
the plan for tunisia is the creation of electronic databases to facilitate tax collection.
china has been praised by the international community for efforts to resolve the korean peninsula nuclear issue.
the russian foreign ministry stated that russia has not suspended dialogue.
arms smugglers and drug cartels must be eliminated from southeast asia.
the new law attempts to remove any legal obstacles to building more advanced spy satellites and to help innovation in japans's space industry.
zhang stated-- china opposes restricting the peaceful use of nuclear energy by non-nuclear-weapon states on the basis of non-proliferation because the peaceful use of nuclear energy is a crucial objective of the npt.
non-proliferation expert at the international institute for strategic studies mark fitzpatrick stated that the iaea report -- had an unusually strong tenor.
the treaty limits the number of aircraft, tanks and other non-nuclear heavy weapons around europe.
estonian officials stated that some of the cyber attacks that caused estonian government websites to shut down temporarily came from computers in the administration of russia including in the office of president vladimir putin.
britain has struck an agreement to supply saudi arabia with typhoon jets in a deal worth an estimated 8 billion pounds (about 13.9 billion us dollars).
opium is the raw ingredient for heroin.
wi sung-lac refused to give any details about the north korean nuclear reactor project.
the agreement aimed to establish a wider cooperation covering national security and the fight against global terrorism.
many of those executed in iran are hanged in public.
the united states and the allies of the united states believe iran is pursuing nuclear arms.
the cfe is very important for european security.
indian troops already fighting rebels in kashmir are now engaged in a massive campaign to destroy poppy crops in the region.
the matter is delicate.
last week russia announced that it will suspend participation in the cfe.
the u.s., other western nations and nato condemned the violence.
indian nationals constitute the largest number of foreign inmates in nepal prisons.
the judicial order accused raghad of funding terrorism.
myanmar's military rulers burned approximately 250 million dollars worth of illegal drugs to mark the international day against drug abuse and illicit trafficking.
iranian officials have increased executions in 2007 as officials enforce a campaign purportedly aimed at promoting virtue and boosting security in society.
india accuses islamabad of funding and training guerrillas.
the ensuing battle and airstrikes killed at least 10 militants.
the panamanian foreign ministry communique stated that the task force will facilitate the technological transfer and promote the biofuel production and consumption.
vietnam has among the world's harshest drug laws.
the indian government has prohibited direct or indirect export and import of all items, materials, goods and technology that could contribute to iran's enrichment-related, reprocessing or heavy water-related activities.
the vietnam news agency reported that the ministry of public security stated that foreigners involved in drug trafficking cases in vietnam came mostly from laos, cambodia, australia, china, the united states and taiwan.
saferworld team leader on transfer controls and small arms roy isbister stated-- the eu embargo prohibits direct or indirect supply of military equipment for use in myanmar.
the united states and other nato members have refused to ratify the amended treaty.
the cfe limits the use of armed forces and heavy weaponry and prescribes measures aimed at confidence-building, transparency and cooperation between member states.
bulgaria is located on the southeastern part of the balkan peninsula.
elbaradei stated that this is the last chance to build security in the middle east based on trust and cooperation and not on possession of nuclear weapons.
the iranian government has dismissed the allegations in the intelligence presented to the international atomic energy agency board as baseless and the intelligence used to support the allegations as fake.
the cfe treaty was established in 1990.
the conventional forces in europe treaty is considered a key arms control treaty.
nicaragua commemorated the 25th anniversary of the sandinista revolution that toppled the dictatorship of anastasio somoza but imposed a cuban-style leftist regime.
13 kurds from turkey were arrested near paris on suspicion of money-laundering for the kurdistan workers' party (pkk).
the meetings lasted 2 days.
the villagers are inadvertently involving themselves in drug trafficking.
the russian government strongly opposes u.s. plans to install antimissile defenses in europe and dismisses u.s. assertions that the interceptors are needed to defend against threats from iran.
hong kong universities collaborate with universities, businesses and government sectors of mainland china to coordinate training programs and research centers to promote high-tech research, commercialization, and technology transfer.
the chinese government gave active cooperation and assistance to the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons inspections.
the mexican government has adopted a series of measures against drug trafficking and organized crime within mexico since 2006.
the statement did not specify the quantity of warheads the missile is capable of carrying.
it is a serious threat to international security.
nicaragua commemorated the 25th anniversary of the sandinista revolution.
russian president vladimir putin states that the decision to cease implementation of the conventional forces in europe treaty is a response to u.s. plans to establish missile defense sites in eastern europe and to nato's failure to ratify an amended version of the treaty.
dutch national research institute tno carried out chemical weapons experiments for the dutch defense ministry during the 1950s.
a report issued by security software vendor mcafee inc., said government-affiliated hackers in china are at the forefront of a brewing cyber cold war.
the treaty limits the number of aircraft, tanks and other non-nuclear heavy weapons around europe and was first signed in 1990.
many of the attacks originated abroad.
police arrested 2 honduran drug trafficking suspects.
if japan rises to the occasion japan will never be beaten even in terms of military power.
egypt and jordan have signed the nuclear nonproliferation treaty and have long called for a middle east free of weapons of mass destruction.
russia already participates in the european space agency's
myanmar is a military state.
it did not say if the men had been hanged in prison.
amnesty international's report was compiled by european and international non-governmental organizations such as saferworld, which opposes armed violence.
an institute for public policy research report said there are 27 weak states that pose a threat to britain's national security as the states could provide bases for terrorists.
the iranian government denied the accusation and insists the nuclear program is for peaceful purposes only.
the proliferation security initiative calls for stopping and searching ships suspected of carrying weapons of mass destruction.
the international community should modernize and seek a fair, reasonable and effective way to enhance the nuclear non-proliferation regime through extensive consultations.
amnesty international has published a report stating that an indian project to sell attack helicopters to myanmar threatens a european union arms embargo against myanmar.
naeem m. smuggled 10 kilograms (22 pounds) of heroin.
29 people were convicted by the quang ninh people's court of participating in a drug ring that trafficked heroin from vietnam to china.
the lawyer of michael karras named s.s. dhillon could not be reached for comment.
the countries oppose the weaponization of space and an arms race in space.
france, belgium, germany, sweden, italy and britain provide parts and technology for the advanced light helicopter (alh).
illegal arms trafficking increases in kenya due to easy availability and neighboring conflicts.
n.r. mohanty stated that an agreement had been signed between the defense research and development organisation, hindustan aeronautics limited and the indian air force to upgrade india's ageing fleet of mig-27 m aircraft.
elbaradei states that a middle east peace deal can only be reached in parallel with a security agreement based on eradicating all weapons of mass destruction from the region.
drug traffickers face the death penalty under tajik law.
international atomic energy association is the united nations watchdog.
wen states that the main purpose of the germany visit is to advance trade, economic and technological exchanges.
united states officials do not know how far north korea's nuclear weapons program has progressed.
7 police officers were killed and 4 officers were wounded.
defense chiefs from estonia, latvia, lithuania, germany, italy, spain and slovakia will sign the agreement to provide staff and funding for the center.
the bill proposing the new law allowing the use of space programs for defense was already approved by the lower house of japan's government last week.
van der merwe sentenced geiges to a total of 13 years imprisonment.
zahedan is a city in southeastern
president putin stated that russia would take countermeasures.
china has so far balked against united states pressure on china to stop and search north korean ships.
brazil's strategic affairs minister roberto mangabeira unger stated brazil's new national defense plan calls for establishing partnerships with countries including russia and france to build a state-of-the-art weapons industry.
the accused will be charged with international drug trafficking.
variants of the advanced light helicopter (alh) contain rocket launchers from belgium; rockets, guns and engines from france; brake systems from italy; fuel tanks and gearboxes from britain; self-protection equipment from a swedish company and have received crucial design development and engine control manufacturing from german companies.
indian defense ministry has increased spending on defense purchases.
the iaea report is restricted.
the conventional forces in europe treaty was signed by russian and nato members in 1990.
sheik doon salad ilmi said civilian casualties resulting from overnight mortar and rocket attacks happen every day.
the south african government maintains very good relations with the united states government.
nuclear weapon systems at a high level of readiness increase the risk of those weapons being used including unintentionally with catastrophic consequences.
blix stated that it is essential to increase efforts to eliminate nuclear arms and weapons of mass destruction.
helmand province is the world's largest producer of opium.
the afghanistan-iran border region has been the scene of frequent clashes between police and drug smugglers.
physicist danilov was convicted of selling classified information on space technology to china.
myanmar is the world's largest producer of illegal opium but has limited financial and technical resources for ending the drug trade.
the abductee support group hopes parliament will change the laws soon.
santos stated colombian police found the evidence in 2 computers discovered with slain rebel leader raul reyes.
do quy doan is a spokesman for the vietnamese ministry of culture and information.
a siemens spokesman in germany stated that heinrich von pierer stated that siemens was beginning talks with interested chinese parties about a sale of the plutonium-processing facility.
vietnam has among the world's strictest drug laws.
government initiatives to disarm have been ineffective.
putin stated that the russian government could withdraw from the treaty altogether if western nations refuse to ratify the amended treaty.
russia ratified the amended version of the treaty.
the osce discussed the possible extension of the osce's mission in kosovo.
elbaradei is the international atomic energy agency chief.
the nuclear nonproliferation treaty is 37 years old.
chinese foreign ministry spokeswoman jiang yu stated that cyber hacking is a global issue.
the plant will be constructed next to an existing plant and is projected to be operational in 7 years.
cyber attacks are considered a growing threat to military and civilian computer networks.
if india blames foreign militants it is part of its propaganda to mislead the international community.
the riyadh-based naif arab academy for security sciences said in a statement that it was running a two-week workshop for 50 anti-terrorism experts.
88 percent of the liberal democratic party supports economic sanctions.
sharia is islamic law.
a number of suspected islamic militants with alleged al-qaida links have been arrested in malaysia and singapore, and officials stated the militants' network extends into indonesia.
in september 2007 jordan signed an accord with the united states aimed at supporting the peaceful development of the jordan's nascent nuclear program.
according to the statement the rs-24 reinforces the military potential of the strategic forces to overcome anti-missile defense systems.
naeem m. was hanged in zabol, sistan-baluchestan province.
iran lies on a major drug route between afghanistan and europe and the persian gulf states.
it will be hosted by the australian government.
the 5 permanent united nations security council members are britain, china, france, russia and the united states.
in july 2006 jordanian prime minister maaruf bakhit stated that-- raghdad hussein and family were living under the protection of king abdullah ii.
a siemens spokesman in germany stated to the agence france-presse that siemens was confident about the outcome of the talks to sell the plutonium-processing facility.
the cyber attack occurred after the french president sarkozy's meeting with the dalai lama angered the chinese government.
the south african government imposed a ban that prohibits the recruitment of people inside or outside of south africa for mercenary or foreign military assistance.
ukraine almost has all of the necessary approvals to join the european space agency's program.
the north korean government has warned the south korean government against participating in the proliferation security initiative program.
china's council of agriculture opens a special office in charge of agricultural technology transfers and intellectual property rights management and consultancy to enhance development of china's knowledge-based agriculture and applications of agricultural technology.
iranian parliamentary speaker gholam-ali haddad-adel visited cuba.
tibet suspects chinese government of creating the virus to spy on tibetan exiles and the dalai lama.
chinese authorities were not immediately available for comment.
the european union and the united states have frozen al-qadi's assets.
the chinese government has strengthened china's anti-proliferation capacity in recent years.
a group representing mainly white south africans called afriforum stated it would organize protests along the route to zimbabwe.
putin announced that the cfe treaty does not duly protect russia's security interests.
ahmad is fighting extradition to the united states and lodged a formal complaint alleging that british police concocted intelligence reports to implicate ahmad in terror activities and desecrated the koran.
russia has ratified the amended version but the united states and other nato members have refused to do so until the russian government withdraws troops from the former soviet republics of moldova and georgia.
the part of the purpose of the united states plan is to increase pressure on north korea.
tskhinvali is the capital of georgia.
an indian government official stated that india does not attach much credence to reports by amnesty international.
china's cabinet the state council announced that it will amend regulations on "dual-use" nuclear technology to prevent nuclear terrorism.
japanese prime minister junichiro koizumi said the shift of the rods was proactive.
the opposition japanese communist party was against the new law and feared it would lead to a stronger military.
some asean officials stated such standardization would be difficult due to different countries' political systems.
iraq has been lobbying for the security council to stop using the country's oil revenue to pay compensation to victims of the 1991 gulf war and the salaries of the united nations monitoring, verification and inspection commission inspectors and to have all money remaining in the united nation's oil-for-food accounts transferred to the government's development fund.
a key european arms control treaty must be maintained.
the golden triangle region was 1 of the world's biggest producers of opium.
the united states dismissed the action as nuclear blackmail.
the meeting was 3 days long.
the ministers from china, laos, india, myanmar and thailand will also address crop substitution initiatives for impoverished ethnic minorities who still rely on opium cultivation.
china is a nuclear power and member of the u.n. security council.
north korean officials are suspected of building nuclear weapons.
australian television reporter peter lloyd faces 3 new drug charges in singapore.
president vladimir putin signed a decree suspending russia's participation in the conventional forces in europe treaty.
the extradition conditions stipulate that the tunisian can only be prosecuted for the single charge of falsifying documents that italian authorities can provide sufficient evidence to prosecute.
the attacks are believed to have come from russian administration ip addresses in response to the relocation of a soviet statue in estonia.
india and pakistan remain outside the treaty.
china is a member of the ballistic missile club.
russia may pull out of the treaty if the us and other nato allies refuse to ratify the amended version.
this is particularly true in the poorest countries.
iran has noticeably increased the number of executions in recent months as officials enforce a campaign aimed at promoting virtue and boosting security in
a statement issued by the official spa news agency stated that-- al-dosari was convicted of drug trafficking.
both tajikistan and uzbekistan share a border with afghanistan and have experienced raids by taliban-backed islamic militants in recent years.
russia said the system is a clear threat to russian security.
the gang engaged in illegal activities including racketeering, blackmail, arms smuggling, cigarette smuggling and money laundering and allegedly used proceeds to fund terrorist groups in chechnya.
at the state scientific center of applied microbiology there is every kind of deadly bacteria that was studied for use in the secret biological weapons program of the soviet union.
the international atomic energy agency has no access to people, documents, sites.
the book states that the drug conveys a completely positive image.
40 inmates are serving sentences for murder.
russia is fulfilling obligations and decreasing forces.
executive director of the arms control association in washington daryl kimball stated that-- the iaea report is 1 in a series of bad signs.
the cfe is 1 of several issues negatively impacting russia's relations with the united states and europe.
korobeynichev's laboratory worked with the u.s. lawrence livermore national laboratory.
lugar and nunn are senators.
officials state that decision about the treaty will depend on u.s. action on its plans to deploy missile defense systems in poland and the czech republic.
signing of the agreement is a peripheral issue of the meeting of chiefs of defense staff from the 26 ally countries of nato.
in early may 2002 officials from the philippines, malaysia and indonesia signed an anti-terrorism agreement to share airline passenger lists and other intelligence.
after the first meeting between leaders of the european union and leaders from albania, bosnia and herzegowina, croatia, macedonia and serbia and montenegro, leaders from the western balkan countries pledge to diminish organized crime and corruption in the balkans to meet requirements of european union membership.
the resolution requires all 192 united nations member states to adopt laws to prevent terrorists, black marketeers and other non-state actors from manufacturing, acquiring or trafficking in nuclear, biological or chemical weapons or the materials to make them.
the international atomic energy association stated that jordan has agreed to the additional measures.
there is much concern over the drug.
the amnesty international report suggested that-- belgium begin immediate talks with india to prevent future sales of the alh, components or military technology to myanmar.
capital offenses in iran include murder, rape, armed robbery, apostasy, blasphemy, serious drug trafficking, repeated sodomy, adultery, prostitution, treason and espionage.
saudi arabia is an absolute monarchy that has taken steps towards reform.
the spokesman said there will be an exchange of opinions on topical international and regional matters based on a joint working relationship at the heart of the u.n. kamynin said russia recognizes the participation of libya in the work of the u.n. security council.
shalgam's visit to london is the first by a libyan foreign minister since 1969.
indian and pakistani governments nearly engaged in a fourth conflict in 1999.
iguaran stated that the detainees will be accused of homicide, criminal collaboration, kidnappings and the funding of terrorism.
3 suspected extremists were released on bail.
6 czech hospital employees are charged with human organ trafficking.
this further aggravated the situation.
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EU slaps sanctions on Assad family
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Eurozone unemployment stays at record 11 percent
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Ecuador President Correa says no decision made on Assange asylum
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Egyptians vote in landmark presidential election
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France says Greece must show credibility for eurozone
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NATO soldier dies in Afghanistan
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Palestinian leadership condemn Israeli FM call to oust Abbas
Mitt Romney wins Maryland GOP primary
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Russia jails Pussy Riot protest punks for two years
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Taliban pose as 'attractive women, on Facebook for spying
China activist Chen lands in US
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Mohamed Morsi sworn in as Eygptian president
Attack on Nato base in Afghanistan kills 15
Yemen Suicide Blast, Drone Attack Kill At Least 30
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Pakistan begins demolition of bin Laden compound
Sudan blames Israel for Khartoum arms fire
House-Senate deal reached on payroll tax measure
Tropical Storm Isaac drenches Haiti, swipes Cuba
Foreign pro-Palestinian activists seek to enter West Bank
World stocks rise on hopes for EU, US stimulus
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South Africa police shot dead 30 miners
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Britain reaches out to Syria opposition
Obama relaxes deportation rules for young immigrants
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Mauritanian president shot by army unit
Man sets himself on fire at Breivik trial
U.S. drone strike kills 10 in northwest Pakistan
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Iraqi Attacks Kill General, Four Police
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Brazil's 'pop-star priest' gets mammoth new stage
Washington: More Than 100 Are Charged in Medicare Fraud Sweep
Putin claims victory in Russia's presidential election
Clinton ready to fight for Obama
Romney announces Paul Ryan as running mate
European markets rise on Greek bailout hopes
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Suicide bomber attacks Algerian security base
Thailand: Iranians planned to attack Israelis
Israeli military court rejects appeal of Palestinian hunger striker
Avengers sets box office record
Putin 'Wins Russian Presidential Election'
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UN Chief Finds His Voice, Remains Cautious on China
Libyans begin handing in weapons
British Archbishop of Canterbury changes career to Cambridge
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George Zimmerman 'to be charged' with killing Trayvon Martin
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Israel must release or try Palestinian on prolonged hunger strike
UN report says both sides in Syria abuse rights
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Indonesian president to visit UK
Storm delays start of Republican convention
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Miami Heat wins NBA Finals
Japan closes last nuclear reactor
Ryanair in new bid for Aer Lingus
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6 NATO troops killed in Afghanistan
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Officials: Romney to get Secret Service protection
Japan PM calls for quicker tsunami waste processing
Syrian fighter pilot defects to Jordan
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Airlines cancel 'flytilla' activists' tickets to TA
Spain asks for bank rescue
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Yemen suicide attack kills 7 soldiers: officials
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Three more US soldiers killed in Afghanistan
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Four foreign soldiers killed in Afghan east
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Afghan, US govts sign deal on controversial night raid
China mine accident kills 10
Australia can eclipse England in Windies
Protests at Pussy Riot verdict
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Norway marks anniversary of massacre
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Aust shares up 1% after interest rate cut
Germany warns Greece: No more money without reforms
Obama to meet families of shooting victims
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Libya PM names new cabinet after protests over original
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Pak: 20 dead in anti-Islam film protests
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British gold rush silences gripes over cost
Avalanche buries at least 100 Pakistani soldiers
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Iran says UN nuclear talks will continue
Agribusiness: Mad cow disease found in California
BP sells some Gulf of Mexico assets for $5.55 bil
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Armstrong steps down from Livestrong
US drone strike kills 5 militants in Pakistan
Syrian govt wont stop attacks
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Myanmar: Opposition claims Suu Kyi win
Obama's poll rating drops in boost for Republican rivals
Two Aust soldiers wounded in Afghanistan
New Syria opposition chief wants no-strings aid
South Africa mine clash kills at least 30
Syrian forces bombard Homs, Russia warns of civil war
Egypt presidential election results delayed
Deadline passes with no new Iran sanctions
Arrested Russian killer denies ties to Pussy Riot
Norway memorial honours 77 massacre victims
US Afghanistan general linked to Petraeus scandal
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NKorea makes "significant" nuclear reactor progress - IAEA
Maldives president quits after police mutiny, protests
NATO strike 'kills civilians' in Afghanistan
Al-Qaida says it captures 70 Yemeni soldiers in Abyan's battle
Navy jet crashes into US apartments, pilots eject
China stocks open higher Wednesday
IDF to deploy Iron Dome in Central Israel
4 Killed in US Drone Strike in Pakistan
US teen held in Chicago 'jihad' car bomb plot
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Syrian forces move to retake Aleppo
20-member parliamentary, trade team leaves for India
Wall Street Opens Lower
Europe shares bounce as more China stimulus seen
Stock index futures point to lower start
Man charged after MP hurt in attack
Nokia apologises for 'faked' ad
US drone strike kills 5 militants in Pakistan
Syria rebels leave besieged Homs
U.S. orders non-essential staff to leave Sudan, Tunisia
Egypt's Mubarak critical
Assad says mercenaries are behind Syria unrest
Japan PM dissolves lower house for election
Two killed in new Israeli strike on Gaza: medics
Navy jet crashes into Virginia buildings, injuring six
One NATO soldier killed in S. Afghanistan
Spain jobless rate hits new high
Turkey scrambles jets near border
Two die in Syria violence after UN monitors land
Civilian, defector killed in Syria, says NGO
Taiwan rattled by strong earthquake
Bank of England's Paul Tucker tainted by Libor mess
Red Cross says negotiating halt to fighting in Syria to take aid
Syrian forces shoot civilians on bus
German parliament overwhelmingly backs Greek rescue deal
Bombings, clashes continue in Syria
Burma's reforms bring easing of U.S. sanctions
Usain Bolt wins 200m – Steven Howard reaction
Dozens dead in Taliban resort attack
Heavy fighting rocks eastern Syria ahead of poll
China yuan weakens to 6.3282 against USD Monday
7 dead in Christian school shooting
Indonesia anti-terror squad kills two suspected militants
US Election: Mitt Romney concedes defeat as Barack Obama wins second term
Armenians vote in parliamentary elections
Sachin Tendulkar is sworn in as Indian senator
Navy Jet Crashes Into Apartment Building
Romney wins big in Puerto Rico primary
Yahoo! to name Google's Mayer as CEO: report
US soldier accused of Afghan massacre hires prominent criminal lawyer
6.0-magnitude quake hits northern Italy: USGS
US gov't officially designates Haqqani network as terrorists
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Rangers voted into Division Three
Newark mayor saves neighbor from fire
F1 protests in Bahrain
New York Stock Exchange to reopen Wednesday
Homs mortar fire kills 105
Hundreds honor student killed in Ohio shooting
Bombs in southern Thailand kill 5, wound 50
US lawmakers take next step on new Iran sanctions
Barack Obama admits US has 'more nuclear weapons than we need'
2 rockets hit in the Eshkol region; no injuries
'Betrayed' disabled workers protest against Remploy closures
DR Congo rebels kill park rangers
Nine Pakistani troops killed in militant ambush
74 dead in Egypt soccer violence
Unrest in tense Nigeria leaves at least 95 dead
Hurricane Sandy makes landfall in southeastern Jamaica: NHC
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Weak earnings drag stocks lower
6.8 quake strikes off Solomon Islands
Liquid ammonia leak kills 15 in Shanghai
Friends of Syria recognizes opposition coalition as legitimate representative of Syrian people
Weiner stays in NYC mayor's race amid new sexting scandal
Death toll rises in Russia plane crash
Indian media: Commonwealth summit
Syria military police chief defects to opposition
Boeing 787 Dreamliner catches fire; stock takes a beating
Yvette Cooper backs gay marriage bill
Five killed in Belgian coach crash
Gunmen abduct seven foreign workers in Nigeria
Swiss tourist 'gang-raped' in India
Palestinians clash with Israeli forces in West Bank, Jerusalem
Israel planes strike inside Syria
Iranians Vote in Presidential Election
100 killed in new Darfur tribal clashes
Protest against US drone strikes in Pak postponed
12 killed in bus accident in Pakistan
Carney sets high bar to change at BoE
8 arrested after deadly Bangladesh building collapse
Suicide bomber kills 3 at US base in Afghanistan
Afghans flock to colleges, even as Taliban loom
North Korea Postpones Family Reunions with South
Apple revenue misses again, iPhone disappoints
Gunmen kill 10 foreign tourists in northern Pakistan
David Beckham Announces Retirement From Soccer
Matt Smith to leave Doctor Who after 4 years
Generations divided over gay marriage
23 killed in Iraq car bombings
Man Who Set Himself on Fire on National Mall Dies of Injuries
Taliban attacks kill 17 civilians in Afghanistan
Egypt minister survives assassination attempt
Ex-first lady Barbara Bush leaves Texas hospital
Schumacher in a coma after ski accident
11 killed in Chinese police station attack
Bradley Cooper and JJ Abrams in talks about filming a Lance Armstrong biopic
Boeing airliner crashes in Russia, 50 killed
EU ministers 'determined' to resolve horsemeat scandal
Thai opposition party to boycott general election
Bangladesh building collapse death toll hits 540: army
Jagan Reddy shifted to hospital, power crisis continues in Seemandhra
Central African Republic president overthrown by rebels
Brazil tied 2-2 by England as Maracana re-opens
California wildfire: 1,900 on the lines as firefighters labor to limit damage (+video)
George W. Bush warns against bitter immigration debate
Mandela hospitalized, responding to treatment
Russia condemns North Korean nuclear test
Hundreds of Bangladesh clothes factory workers ill
Yemen suicide bombing kills soldiers
18 trapped in Russian coal mine blast
Thai protesters break into army headquarters
Israel conducts airstrike on Syria
Police fire tear gas to disperse protesters in Tunis
Egypt's main opposition rejects president's call for dialogue
Tokyo to host 2020 Olympic Games
Housing starts up 6.8% in May
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6.9 magnitude earthquake hits New Zealand
Dozens feared trapped in India building collapse
Daily Press Briefing: South Sudan
Islamists attack north Mali city after suicide bombings
Britain set to deport of Abu Qatada
French parliament backs reform of law on prostitution
Shots, Explosions Heard as Thais Continue Protest in Bangkok
Israeli military focuses on northern border
North Korea blocks Kaesong access
Manning sentenced to 35 years in prison
US Senate approves fiscal cliff deal
Zimmerman stopped for speeding in Texas, released with warning
Iran's Rouhani warns of Talibanisation in Syria
Syria denies reports of deadly Damascus nerve gas attack
China stocks close higher after economic meeting
Russia unveils $30 billion oil link to Pacific
Police kill gunman, find 3 more dead in Colo. home
Dolce and Gabbana convicted of tax evasion
7.2-magnitude quake hits Pakistan: CENC
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Bangladesh court sentences first lawmaker to death for war crimes
Mugabe declared winner of disputed elections
Death toll climbs to 15 in Indonesia boat sinking
Egyptian court bans Muslim Brotherhood
Rouhani leads in Iran presidential vote - preliminary results
Police attacked in Belfast flag protests
S.Korea proposes 'final' N.Korea talks over Kaesong
India gang-rape victim "struggling against the odds"
Gunmen kill 9 foreign tourists, 1 Pakistani
Statement by the Spokesperson of High Representative Catherine Ashton on the latest spate of attacks in Iraq
Egypt increases security before pro-Morsi protests
Yacimovich urges cabinet to approve Palestinian prisoners release
Palestinians build another West Bank tent protest
Bangladesh building collapse death toll hits 362
Israeli envoys summoned over settlement plans
2 dead, 2 injured in Nevada middle school shooting
Hamas mixed sex schools ban takes effect
Man arrested after police officer shot in Leeds
Ukrainian Prime Minister resigns amid protests
Obama to refocus on economy in State of the Union
Google launches internet-beaming balloons
Iraq Backs Egypt Crackdown on Morsi Supporters
Russia gives initial OK to American adoption ban
Five convicted in Kosovo organ trafficking case
Hrithik Roshan, wife Sussanne part ways
Gunman Among 7 Dead After Florida Apartment Shooting
Obama lauds progress on gay rights in inaugural address
Wave of bombings kills 15 in Iraq
In shock move, Obama puts Syria strike on hold
Israel strikes Syria as tensions rise on weapons
Gunmen kill nine people in northwest Pakistan
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Snowden asks to stay in Russia
Chinese shares close lower Wednesday
Stomach bug to cause ailing Nadal to miss Australian Open
Narendra Modi pledges tough stand against Pakistan
Egyptian court considers Mubarak’s release
Boy Scouts delay decision on admitting gays
2 car bombs kill 8 in southern Iraq
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Palestinians 'hit' by Israeli fire in Gaza
Jesse Jackson Jr. and wife to plead guilty to fraud
USA expels Venezuela diplomats in row
BBC veteran Hall admits child sex abuse
7 killed, 3 injured in south China road accident
Ryanair reports record profits but warns growth likely to slow this year
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6.3-magnitude earthquake hits Taiwan
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Israel frees Palestinian prisoners
Philadelphia building collapses, 8-10 people may be trapped
Obama meets with Mandela family
U.S. Senate sets off gun control debate
Car bombing kills 53 in Damascus
'Friends of Syria' in Doha talks on arming rebels
Syria condemns Israeli air strikes.
Egypt's leader imposes state of emergency in 3 cities
ABVP protesters clash with police at Jantar Mantar, throw stones
Turkish PM urges to end protests in Istanbul
Two men charged with terrorism offences
EU receives Nobel Peace Prize
Start of San Fermin bull-running festival briefly delayed as view obstructed by Basque flag
Up to 21, mostly foreigners, killed in Kabul suicide attack
Former LAPD officer sought in Irvine slayings
Tokyo shares close 0.88pc lower
Pakistan court demands 'blasphemy' rampage answers
Intel's McAfee Buys Cloud-Based, Networked Firewall Specialist Stonesoft For $389M In Cash
4.1 magnitude quake strikes U.S
Bangladesh Opposition Leader Sentenced to Death for War Crimes
Alleged cop killer died from shot to head
Car bomb at Swedish consulate in Libya's Benghazi, no casualties
Musharraf arrested in Lal Masjid case
Iran hopes nuclear talks will yield 'roadmap'
35 militants killed in Afghan raids: official
North Korea reportedly test-fires short-range missiles
Thai protesters obstruct vote; 1 dead in violence
Venezuela's Hugo Chavez dies of cancer
North Korea's third test brings it closer to nuclear power status
North Korea conducts third nuclear test
Indian stocks open flat
Macau Gambling Revenue Hits Record $38 bn in 2012
Israelis, Palestinians resume talks in US
Nelson Mandela memorial service
NM County Prepares for Same-Sex Marriages Hearing
Four U.S. Air Force helicopter crew members killed in UK crash
Tokyo to host 2020 Olympic Games
Malaysia detains Australian senator at airport
South Korea Says North Fired Missiles
Britain shuts down plants as horse meat scandal reaches France
US warns Syria on chemical weapons
37 killed in bus crash in Italy
China yuan strengthens to 6.2689 against USD
U.S. recognizes Syrian opposition
Egypt votes in new constitution
Preston and England legend Tom Finney dies at 91
Car bomb kills one and wounds five in Benghazi
Roadside bombs kill 5 in Afghanistan
Sri Lanka's Tamils Vote for Greater Autonomy
French-led troops close in on Timbuktu
Nato airstrike kills two Afghan kids
Gunmen Kill 11 Foreign Tourists in Pakistan
N Korea to halt work at joint industrial zone
Delhi Gang Rape Suspect 'Beaten, Poisoned'
France pledges military aid in Mali
Egyptians vote on divisive constitution
Reid cites 'tremendous progress' in debt ceiling talks
6.2 magnitude quake jolts Sarangani
One dead, 11 hurt in LA car chaos
Chairman of easyJet to step down
Obama renews offer to cut social safety net in big budget deal: aide
Suicide Bomber Kills 14 at Afghan Province Council
Committee nears final big immigration decisions
US Troops Killed in Afghan Insider Attack
Mother arrested on suspicion of manslaughter after dog kills daughter
Five dead, 40 missing in Canada train disaster
Tunisian opposition politician shot dead
UN presses need for major boost in Syrian aid
Stocks soar on Wall St lead
George Zimmerman found not guilty of Trayvon Martin murder
Whistleblower Edward Snowden flies to Moscow
17 killed, 133 wounded in bomb attacks in northern Iraq
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Royal sorrow over nurse's death
N Korea says it may delay controversial rocket launch
Critical Gates memoir rocks Obama administration
Jeff Bezos Bets $250 Million on Reviving Washington Post
Brooks pleads not guilty to hacking charges
Purge sends chilling message to North Korea's elite
South Africans mark ailing Mandela's 95th birthday
Obama declares health care law is working
Heavy rain raises threat of Christmas Day flooding
Thousands protest gay marriage
Taiwan gang leader nabbed at airport after 17 years
Iran nuke talks begin amid hopes of progress
Thai political protests paralyse more ministries
Amazon's Bezos to buy the Washington Post for $250 million
Obama economic tour buffeted by low expectations
Israel vows to deny Hezbollah after air strike
France Welcomes US-Russia Deal on Syria
More French soldiers to Central African Republic
UN resolution orders Syria chemical arms destroyed
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Libya abruptly closes its borders with four countries
6.0-magnitude quake hits Greece -- USGS
Search after man swept into sea
Militants stage Pakistan jailbreak
Meteorite hits central Russia, more than 500 people hurt
Blizzard brings US northeast to a halt
NATO protesters acquitted of terrorism charges
'Credibility on the line over Syria'
Taliban on agenda for US in Pakistan
Egypt interior minister survives bomb
China's yuan weakens to 6.2767 against USD Thursday
Obama holds talks over Syria action
Egypt 'freezes Muslim Brotherhood assets'
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Tony Abbott sworn in as new Australian PM
Egypt army cracks down on Brotherhood
Venezuela assembly meets amid Chavez health crisis
Syria opposition threatens to quit talks
Suicide bomber kills policeman in Pakistan
Anti-government protesters storm the streets of Kyiv
Chicago man to be sentenced for terror convictions
US drone strike kills three in northwest Pakistan
Track fault disrupts train service between Raffles Place, Marina Bay
Manning Sentenced to 35 Years for Leaking Government Secrets
UK police say no terrorism link to helicopter crash
Suicide bomber kills 13 in Russia's south
41 killed, 22 wounded in violent attacks in Iraq
Kerry to visit Jordan, Israel-Palestinian peace on agenda
Eurozone jobless hits fresh record high
Nelson Mandela's real hero was not Gandhi, but Nehru
Facing Bailout Tax, Cypriots Try to Get Cash Out of Banks
Obama signs up for Obamacare
Lance Armstrong confesses all to Oprah
Andy Murray deserves knighthood, David Cameron says
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US State Department faulted over Benghazi
Soccer-France to host Australia for first time in October
Honduran ambassador to Colombia sacked after wild party
Syria must destroy chemical weapons
Moderate tremor in the Central Mediterranean
Three Afghans killed in suicide attack
Suicide Bombs Hit Egypt Military in Sinai, Kill 6
Asian markets gain on upbeat US economic data
Suicide bomber kills 9 at Pakistan political rally
Four Morsi supporters killed in Egypt clashes
Students take a ride on airwaves
Pistorius officer dropped from case
Vinnie Jones reveals cancer battle new
Pakistani Taliban chief Hakimullah Mehsud killed in drone strike
Dozens killed in air strike on bakery in central Syria
Gunmen kill one soldier, injure two others in Pakistan
Police confirm how suspect was captured
Destruction of Syria's chemical weapons begins
Flooding in Canada forces evacuation of another city
UN says US drones violate Pakistan's sovereignty
Obama Praises Mandela 'Inspiration'
Obama coming 'to listen' to Israel, Palestinians
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Death toll in Nigeria police attack rises to 30
Syria 'to declare chemical weapons and sign convention'
Australia to scrap soaring national debt ceiling
Asian markets hit 3-wk high on hopes of US debt deal
Italian Prime Minister Mario Monti Resigns
South Africa Admits Mistake Over 'Schizophrenic' Mandela Signer
Iran says serious issues remain in nuclear talks
Crowds Gather in Bethlehem for Christmas
Seven peacekeepers killed in Sudan's Darfur
NATO: Patriot missile battery operational on Syrian border
US stocks tumble on third day of shutdown
Guinea votes in long-delayed legislative poll
NATO: 3 troops killed in Afghanistan attack
Israeli soldier hits Palestinian child in Hebron
UN voices alarm over Israeli strikes on Syria
Egypt Army Launches New Air Raids on Sinai Militants
French forces attack al-Qaeda's Mali allies
Egyptian police fire tear gas at Brotherhood protesters
Syria Regime Agrees to Attend Peace Conference
Dozens injured as Boeing 777 jet crash lands at San Francisco airport
13 children die in fire Myanmar mosque fire
US Senate to vote on fiscal cliff deal as deadline nears
Man with knife arrested at entrance to Buckingham Palace
5 people buried in Colorado avalanche
Ban Ki-moon to Review Syria Chemical Arms Accord
Iraqi president in hospital due to health problem
Malaysia's long-ruling coalition hangs on to power
Explosions Near the Iranian Embassy in Beirut
19 hurt in New Orleans shooting
Hagel laments "political" changes to US defence budget
U.S. bans carry-on liquids, gels on flights to Russia
Egypt's Brotherhood stands ground after killings
Nato troops kill two Afghan children
Iranian president calls for new nuclear talks
Floods kill two, forces 75,000 from Calgary homes
4 NATO Troops Killed in Afghanistan
Typhoon Fitow makes landfall in east China
Mandela to spend Christmas in hospital
Exit polls suggest Putin ally wins Moscow vote
Judge enters not guilty plea for James Holmes
At least 45 killed in Spain train crash
Chris Froome rides to Tour de France endgame
Apple app directs drivers to Alaska airport runway
Suspected US drone kills 3 militants in Pakistan
Francis begins papacy with prayer
US Senate to meet as path out of fiscal impasse still elusive
Egypt's Brotherhood as Beleaguered as Its Leader
China's new stealth frigate commissioned
Iraq violence kills 11
Protests continue in tense Ukraine capital
Britons released after kidnapping in Egypt's Sinai -sources
Syria welcomes Iran's nuclear deal
Israel faces European backlash over settlement plan
Obama jokes about himself at reporters' dinner
Allen responds to Farrow's abuse claims in letter
More than 1,000 inmates escape from Libya's al-Kweifiya prison
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Islamists kill 21 in suicide attacks in Niger
U.S. has determined Syria used chemical weapons
Snowden's father arrives in Moscow
Pakistani Taliban names new leader after drone strike
Twin bombings in Pakistan kill at least 40
Muslim Brotherhood supporter dies in Cairo clash
Facebook earnings jump 63% as mobile ads accelerate
Syria envoy calls for National Unity Government
Thirty-Seven Dead In Italy Tour Bus Plunge
Rogers, Videotron extend reach with network-sharing deal
China stocks end lower Thursday
Topless Women Protest Against Berlusconi As He Votes In Election
Indonesia: Schoolchildren among 14 killed by Indonesia volcano eruption
Deal reached on new Italian government
Obama mourns death of icon Nelson Mandela
Goa first step in Modis march to Delhi
Singapore stocks close 0.4% higher
Maldives holds fresh election for president
Egypt announces arrest of 1,004 Muslim Brotherhood supporters
New World Trade Center declared tallest building in U.S.
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Israel green-lights 1500 settler homes
Piers Morgan questioned by police
Mumbai photojournalist gangrape case cracked, five accused arrested
'Israeli' arrested in Yemen Mossad spy
Pakistani girls learn a hard lesson
Egypt's interim president appoints 2 advisors
China launches first air-to-air missile from chopper
UK confirms fears over Syria's chemical weapons
Egypt Crackdown Draws Condemnation
Egypt swears in new interim leader
Car bombing kills 17 in Pakistan
Senior Pakistani Taliban commander captured in Afghanistan
Driver in Spanish train crash faces questions from judge
Stocks close 0.39% higher
US releases initial report on fracking impacts on water
Russia 'alone' in blaming Syrian rebels for chemical attack: US
Philippines, rebels reach wealth-sharing deal
Death toll from west Chinas violence rises to 35
Imran to contest from four NA seats
Trailblazing Israeli electric car company Better Place to fold
Houston Texans head coach Gary Kubiak hospitalized after collapsing at game
Pro-Pak Taliban warlord killed in US drone strike
Car bomb kills 20 in northwest Syria
South Korean soldiers kill man trying to cross border into North
Up to 50 dead in Spanish train crash
Five foreigners sentenced to death for drug smuggling in Egypt
French train derails south of Paris
Former spokesman for U.S. President Ronald Reagan dies
Egypt votes on new constitution
Obama meets Mandela family as icon remains in hospital
Weak earnings drag US stocks lower in early trade
Three feared dead after helicopter crashes into pub
Nigeria lawmaker charged over alleged bribery
Rupee down 8 paise vs dollar in early trade
Israel's Peres urges return to peace talks
Obama set to speak on Syria from White House at 1:15 p.m. EDT
Indian stocks open lower
US readies possible solo action against Syria
Brief clashes with police in Belfast
China quake: Death toll rises
Four arrested as Bangladesh building toll rises to 352
RI condemns use of chemical weapons in Syria
Strong new quake hits shattered Pak region
Indian troops kill Pakistani soldier along Kashmir line of control
Pope Benedict XVI Says Goodbye to Cardinals
China’s new carrier extends military modernization drive
Brazilian leader holds crisis talks on street protests
Tropical Storm Andrea zipping up the East Coast
Four dead in Indonesia train accident
Israel advances plan to build 900 settlement homes
Miss New York wins Miss America crown
Austrian found hoarding 56 stolen skulls in home museum
US set for Obama inauguration
Suspected Saudi militant dies in Lebanese custody
Man sets himself on fire on the National Mall
7 killed in attacks in Iraq
Thousands protest gay marriage
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US Capitol Hill on lockdown after shots fired
China's 1st Pilot Free Trade Zone Opens
12 killed, 25 injured in bomb blast in NW Pakistan
Select images from Bangladesh building collapse
Chinese court upholds death penalties for Mekong murderers
Egypt protesters 'to be dispersed'
Gas cylinder blast on Pakistan school bus kills 17
North Korean cargo reveals missile repair trade with Cuba
Israeli forces detain 5 Palestinians in West Bank
Protests sweep Brazil despite concession
Angela Merkel wins third term in German elections
South Korean Workers Start Leaving Joint Factory Zone
Senate to vote on moving ahead on Hagel nod
15 killed and scores injured in suicide bombing at Russian train station
Cambodian opposition leader Sam Rainsy returns to stir up election
West hails Syria opposition vote to join peace talks
Obama travels to tornado-ravaged Oklahoma
No deal on fiscal cliff as Obama goes on holiday
Syria car bomb kills at least 12 in rebel-held town
Kerry: $4b Palestinian Economic Plan Could Work
Bangladesh building collapse death toll hits 359
Dozens dead in Central African Republic fighting
Libya threatens army action against oil protesters
2 Turkish unions call for strike on Monday in protest over police violence
[Ticker] Fitch upgrades Greek credit rating
Gunmen ambush police boat in Nigeria oil region
Russians leaving Syria cross into Lebanon
Two U.S. soldiers killed in "insider" attack in Afghanistan
South African icon Nelson Mandela hospitalized
Pope Francis condemns global indifference to suffering
Top judge Mansour sworn in as Egypt interim president
Blast kills 10 young girls in eastern Afghanistan
Kenyan police arrest key Al-Shabaab recruiter, financier
Obama to announce gun control plans Wednesday
Bombs kill two people, wound dozens at Boston Marathon
Syria’s chemical weapons could end up at sea
President for early conclusion of Eco Partnership with Sri Lanka
Three freed in centre abuse probe
Bomb explodes at Greek shopping mall, two people injured
Six Australians killed in Laos plane crash
Three dead, including gunman, in Maryland mall shooting
UN confirms sarin used in Syria attack
7 killed in monster truck crash
Merkel Vies 3rd Term in Office in Germany Elections
Ex-Virginia governor Bob McDonnell charged with corruption
Sprinters Tyson Gay and Asafa Powell test positive for banned substance
6.3-magnitude quake hits Honshu, Japan: CENC
Pakistan to release most senior Afghan Taliban prisoner
Egypt court orders release of Mubarak
American investigators waiting to question arrested Boston bomber
10 dead, five injured in SW China road accident
Bollywood cuts costs by a third as rupee collapse bites
Women to face higher car insurance premiums
Tornadoes rip through Midwest, killing 6 and devastating neighborhoods
China gives US regulators access to audit records
Singapore stocks end up 0.26 percent
Iran, atomic agency in first talks since Rowhani election
China's new PM rejects US hacking claims
Dzhokhar Tsarnaev pleads not guilty to Boston bombing charges
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Chinese general's son gets 10 years jail for rape
P.G. police seeking driver in crash that killed child
Egypt to hold presidential elections before parliamentary polls
Pentagon adjusts plans for more intense attacks on Syria
East Timor bans martial arts clubs amid killings
Afghan legislators approve new election law
In Pakistan, army adamant on fighting the other Taliban
Egyptian army pushes to attack kidnappers
South Africans Mourn as Mandela Buried
Witnesses hear 'loud booms' at Boston Marathon
Cryptic crossword - Saturday 27th April
Costa Concordia captain to be tried for manslaughter
Israeli Minister Slams Kerry's Boycott Warning
Angelina Jolie's aunt dies of breast cancer
Myanmar’s Suu Kyi urges party unity amid squabbles
10 Things to Know for Wednesday
White House, defense contractors discuss harm of automatic spending cuts
Venezuela's Hugo Chavez dies of cancer
Former Zambian president arrested
US Senate confirms Yellen as Fed's next chair
26 Palestinian prisoners released from Israeli prison
Asian shares rally after string of upbeat data
17 killed, 133 wounded in bomb attacks in northern Iraq
Officer injured in India anti-rape protests dies
Cyprus bailout remarks alarm markets
Faction Names Bianca Ojukwu APGA National Leader
US Cannot 'Conclusively Determine' Chemical Weapons Use in Syria
Twelve killed as gunmen raid village
Egypt shuts down Muslim Brotherhood newspaper
Strong earthquake in western China kills 47 people
Snowden thanks Russia for asylum
Senate confirms Yellen as Fed head
French forces take key Mali town
Boston bombing suspect buried in Virginia
'Large and extremely dangerous' tornado heads towards Oklahoma City
Hostage drama drags on after Alabama school bus shooting
Palestinian president assigns academic to form West Bank gov't
Pakistan's Malala leaves hospital to await surgery
two found dead in swimming pool at essex hotel
Pakistan condemns US drone strike in Shawal Area
Residents return to Texas blast site
South Africa prays for Nelson Mandela
Iran's Ahmadinejad may face charges over election appearance with aide
Miliband pledges to strengthen minimum wage
Singapore stocks close 0.44 pct lower
Sniper waiting for result of appeal
Apple shares hit hard on iPhone disappointment
EU renews sanctions against Zimbabwe
occupied Palestinian territory: Palestinians rebuff US peace talks blueprint
Owners, others charged in Bangladesh factory fire
Egypt set to lure Gulf investors
US-Russia reach agreement on Syria
Palestinians, Jordan coordinate stances on peace talks
Voting canceled in three provinces in tense Thai election
Obama cancels Moscow meeting with Putin
KLCI Futures traded mixed at mid-day
Suspected U.S. drone strike kills 5 in Pakistan
Egypt court orders Mubarak release
Hollande 'threatens legal action' after affair allegations
Iranian exiles report deaths in Iraq camp
'Blade Runner' Pistorius to dispute murder charge
Israeli forces detain 2 in Hebron arrest raid
Egyptians vote on Islamist-backed constitution
Mexico swears in president amid violent protests
Helicopter crashes near rail station in London
Indonesian capital prays for metro to ease traffic chaos
Japanese planes flew into China's new defense zone
Typhoon survivors raid Philippine stores
Car Bomb Wounds 15 in Hezbollah Stronghold in Lebanon
RF FM urges Syrian opposition to assist in immediate release of all foreigners captured in Syria
Five dead, 40 missing in Canada train disaster
US Senate confirms Janet Yellen as US Federal Reserve chief
Khan Said named as new Pakistani Taliban leader after Hakimullah Mehsud killed in drone strike
At Least 66 Killed in Bomb Blasts in Iraq
Russia Destroys Over 75% of Its Chemical Weapons Stockpile
Iran earthquake death toll rises
Suarez set for Cup comeback
Maldives team in India to observe an election
Death toll rises to 6 as Storm Xaver batters northern Europe
Pakistan releases top Afghan Taliban prisoner
Mixed reactions to NZ same-sex marriage
TV weatherman Fred Talbot arrested over sex claims
U.S. drone strike kills 5 in Pakistan
Building collapses in India; 25 feared trapped
Somalia's Shebab claims responsibility for Nairobi mall attack
Syrian troops push into strategic rebelheld town
Israel agrees to release Palestinian prisoners
Dozens die as clashes erupt at Morsi rally in Cairo
Thai opposition protesters begin Bangkok shutdown
Spanish train crash driver to be questioned
France Hails Breakthrough after U.S.-Russia Deal on Syria Weapons
ISAF soldier killed in Afghan 'insider attack'
About 60 Crushed to Death in Ivory Coast Stampede
Glasgow Helicopter Crash Search Ends
Three dead in US marathon bomb
Swiss tourist gang-raped in India
India Braces for Massive Cyclone
Discipline against student gunman thought to have sparked Colorado shooting
Many killed in Japan road tunnel collapse
No plan to shut petrol pumps at night Moily
Clinton to testify this month on Benghazi attack
Tens of Thousands of Ukrainians Protest in Kyiv
Karzai to visit Pakistan for Taliban peace talks
Thieves snatch English Channel swimmer's custom-made wheelchair
Three die after car crash at Tian'anmen
Singapore shares open lower on Friday
Obama pledges to reignite economy
Two Earthquakes Hit Northwest China, 11 Dead
'Whitey' Bulger given two consecutive life terms
Kenyan forces caused mall collapse
Pak missions in UAE gear up for elections
Bangladesh building disaster death toll passes 500
Algeria hostage crisis ends; death toll unclear
Egypt ministry again urges end to pro-Morsi protests
South Africa's Mandela taken to hospital
China yuan strengthens to 6.2689 against USD
Police question man in deadly LA boardwalk crash
Turkish riot police tear gas Taksim Square protest
Chicago Shooting Shows Gap in Stepped-up Policing
Feds move to require car-to-car safety communication
North Korea shuns offer of talks
Prince Charles 'compares Putin to Hitler'
Iran warns against military intervention in Iraq
Israel PM accuses Iran president of hypocrisy
Police clash with youth in Cairo after anti-Morsi protest
Top Diplomats Meet in Munich at Critical Time
Snowden 'given refugee document by Ecuador'
NA President’s message on the World Press Freedom Day
EU foreign ministers to discuss Syria arms embargo
Death toll from Philippine earthquake rises to 185
Stocks to watch at close on Monday
Army jets kill 38 militants in NW Pakistan air raids
Egyptian police fire tear gas at protesters in Cairo
Philippines holds second senator over corruption
German envoy optimistic about Iran-G5+1 talks
Renowned Spanish flamenco guitarist Paco De Lucia dies
Chinese icebreaker changes course towards suspicious objects
Snowden Hits Hurdles in Search for Asylum
Death toll in building collapse in south India mounts to 47
Pakistan imposes temporary ban on 2 TV channels
Palestinian prisoners arrive at Muqata in Ramallah
10 dead, five injured in SW China road accident
Thai junta amasses security force to smother Bangkok protests
Aso refuses to resign over Nazi comments
Explosions kill 29 outside two mosques in Lebanon's Tripoli
Pakistan fighter jets bomb 'Taliban hideouts'
Gunmen Kill Eight In Second Kenya Attack
U.S. resumes search for missing British sailors after public
Iraqi Bomb Attacks Kill At Least 13
Egypt forces set to block access to Morsi protest camps
Nobel author Doris Lessing dies at 94
Japan's opposition party chief criticizes Abe's economic policies
3 Suspects Taken Into Custody in Boston Bombing Case
Ukraine's opposition chief wants more protests
Queen pays tribute to Nelson Mandela
Declines in US stock market moderate
Latest Anti-Muslim Violence in Burma Kills 1, Injures 10
Suspected U.S. drone strike kills 5 in Pakistan
The Note's Must-Reads for Friday May 24, 2013
22 killed in mine accident in southwestern China
NYPD Twitter Outreach Backfires Badly
Turkish search ends as last missing miners found
Iran predicts failure of Israeli-Palestinian peace talks
Olivia Colman wins second BAFTA Award
Titanic Violin Nabs Record $1.4 Million
Ankeet Chavan granted conditional bail for marriage
JAL's first order from Airbus is blow to Boeing
Sienna Miller testifies at UK phone hacking trial
Israelis attack 2 Palestinians in Jerusalem area
EU extends sanctions against Russia
Cuba sees "major role" for foreign investment
‚ÄėGlee‚Äô star Cory Monteith found dead in hotel room
Lebanon's PM forms 'unity cabinet' Lebanon's prime minister has formed a cabinet more than 10 months after taking office, taking in a wide range of political groups after bridging serious divisions am
Iranian president makes debut on world stage
Cameron 'has no concerns' over halal meat
World's oldest man dies at 116
GM slow on recalls, Congress record shows
Death toll in Lebanon bombings rises to 47
Greek far-right leader imprisoned pending trial
Bangladesh factory owners arrested as death toll nears 350
4 Egyptian soldiers killed in Sinai ambush
Beijing's Aircraft Carrier Returns from South China Sea
Egypt courts hear cases against Mubarak, Islamists
Moscow's Crimea success could lead to it redrawing Ukraine's eastern border
Nelson Mandela dies aged 95
Belgian King Albert II to step down in favor of son
Nazi Gestapo chief 'buried in Jewish cemetery'
Swiss vote on highest minimum wage
Kevin Rudd sworn in as Australian prime minister
Donetsk Region Protesters Detain Trucks Carrying Government Rocket Ammo
Easy Rider star Karen Black dies aged 74
Coronation Street's Bill Roache Arrested
Red Sox beat Tigers to reach World Series
At Least 22 Dead After China Earthquake
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Glasgow helicopter death toll rises to nine
David Beckham to retire at end of season
Afghanistan: suicide bomber kills eight in military bus blast
N. Korea's Kim hails execution of powerful uncle
EU, Myanmar work toward investment protection agreement
Tehelka editor embroiled in sex assault scam
Iron Lady Margaret Thatcher dies at 87
Four Morsi supporters killed in Egypt clashes
U.N. condemns ethnic killings in South Sudan oil town
Feds drop 'morning-after pill' appeal
Police fire tear gas at protesters in Bangkok
Shooting, protests mar Thai voting
China stock index futures close lower -- April 23
Seven Filipinos slain in Yemen attack
Israel ends airstrike case; Palestinians critical
Protesters topple Lenin statue in Kiev
Iran 'thwarts nuclear sabotage attempts'
China yuan strengthens to 6.1184 against USD Tuesday
Protesters gather in Brazil despite concessions
Queen visits London soldier attack scene
India and China troops retreat to de facto border in face-off deal
Relief in Boston as second suspect captured
Syrian army retakes Crusader castle from rebels
Saudi to give Lebanese army $3 billion
Red Cross workers released in Ukraine
Syria envoy says no peace talks without opposition
Queen to name biggest ever carrier
Bangla militants escape from prison van in bomb ambush
Wreckage of Air Algerie plane carrying 116 people found in Mali
Influential Palestinians Seek One Democratic State
Dozens killed in Russian plane crash
U.S. retailers agree to Bangladesh plant safety pact
US government shutdown begins - live updates
Suicide bomber kills 14 in Afghanistan
China launches probe and rover to moon
All eyes on Khurshid’s trip ...
Australia cuts rates to record low
Chinese News Agency Slams Delays in Search for Jet
Classic crossword - Saturday 1st June
N Korea test-fires 30 short-range missiles
Palestinian diplomat dies in Prague blast
Novice 'steered South Korea ferry'
Chinese president meets Indian vice president
Teenage girl killed in east London Shereka Marsh was shot in the neck, police say
Death toll in Nairobi attack rises to 59
China's Peace Ark departs for the Philippines Thursday
Iran dissidents 'killed in Iraq'
James Gandolfini dies aged 51
Nearly nine million people in 'severe debt'
Updated - Two explosions near finish line of Boston Marathon
Twelve killed in bomb blast on Pakistani train
The new Cold War
Cuba's 'Ladies' to pick up EU prize 8 years late
Fourteen killed in Brazil bus accident
US: Assad used chemical weapons on Syria rebels
Death Toll in Bangladesh Collapse at 194
Israeli teens missing in West Bank
President mourns death of Mandela
Two blasts near Iranian embassy in Beirut, 7 killed
Singapore shares open 0.31% higher on Monday
Suicide bomber kills 23 Iraqi army recruits
Deaf customers sue Starbucks, say they're mocked
Thousands evacuated in Moscow metro fire
38 killed in rains, flash floods in Pakistan
7 killed by Shiite al-Houthi fighters in northern Yemen
Iran excluded from Syria peace talks: UN
Kerry call on Congress to end shutdown
Canada train plot suspects reject charges
East Ukraine Separatists Ask to Join Russia
Rudd sworn in as new Australian PM
Moon rocks indicate earth's orb born of collision
BlackBerry loses US$965m in Q2
Egypt strongly opposes military action against Syria
Pro-Russia rebels downed Malaysian plane: Ukraine
No argument with Jakarta on boats: Abbott
US believes Syria has probably used chemical weapons
Egypt's opposition criticizes president's speech
Syrian war seen dragging on for years
Russia says ballistic missiles fired in Mediterranean
Volcano erupts in Indonesia -100,000 evacuated and airports closed
49 killed, 148 wounded in violent attacks in Iraq
Ukraine's Yanukovych says he does not plan to resign
Flash floods kill 58 in eastern Afghanistan
Investigators probe motives of LAX airport shooter
Outrage after reports emerge about 6-year-old Indian girl raped at school
Janet Yellen to become first woman to lead the Federal Reserve
World powers, Iran under Rouhani revive nuclear talks
Muslim Brotherhood banned in Egypt
More Deaths Expected in Canada Oil Train Explosion
Philippines defers comment on Taiwan fisher attack
Crowds, Dignitaries Gather for Mandela Memorial Service
Obama Urges Restraint from Israelis, Palestinians
Russia releases Greenpeace doctor
Russian aircraft wreckage found after a year
17 killed in US drone attack on Yemen wedding party
China manufacturing index at 11-month low: HSBC
France to ban child beauty pageants
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Ships Train for Syrian Chemical Weapons Transport
Death toll rises to 29 in India's Mumbai building collapse
Extremists claim responsibility for Niger attacks
Pro-Russians forces enter Ukrainian naval base in Crimea
Body of missing South Korean shipping tycoon found in field
No update on Nelson Mandela's condition
Ukraine: Nine people die in Kyiv clashes
US Flying Surveillance Missions to Help Find Kidnapped Nigerian Girls
Prince George is christened at St James's Palace
Monty Python to reunite for new show
Italian Foreign Minister confers with Ghana VP
Gunman who held suburban Atlanta firefighters hostage now dead, police say
Bradley Manning-WikiLeaks case turns to sentencing
Egypt poll: 98 per cent vote 'yes' for new constitution
Iran, six global powers sign landmark nuclear deal
Israeli forces arrest 6 Palestinians in overnight West Bank raids
Hague 'concerns over conduct' of Zimbabwe election
Hong Kong stocks end higher
Dignitaries pay tribute to Paul Desmarais
Southwest grounds flights due to computer glitch
Vatican Embassy in Syria hit by mortar fire
North Korea blocks access to joint industrial zone
Islamic militants kill 9 foreign tourists, 1 Pakistani
'Western' forces attack Islamic militant base in Somalia
Hong Kong set for huge democracy rally on handover anniversary
Suicide bomber kills 20 in Iraq
Five children buried alive in Bohol landslide
6 Killed by Hot Lava as Indonesia Volcano Erupts
At least 11 killed in India building collapse
Egypt's presidential election begins
Son of US evangelist kills himself The son of popular US evangelist Rick Warren has killed himself.
Italian parliament backs new PM
Russian lawmakers pass new bill restricting Internet
Super Typhoon Haiyan, Strongest of Season, Slams the Philippines
Nato condemns Ukraine crackdown
China to investigate EU wine exports
Conan O'Brien at the White House Correspondents' Dinner
Boston bomb suspect charged; religious motive seen
Asian markets mixed on China trade data
World's oldest person dies in Japan at 116
Foreign exchange rates in India
Colorado wildfire destroys more than 90 homes as winds worsen
Earthquake of 6.3 magnitude strikes off Indonesia island
US, Afghan govt to hold peace talks with Taliban
News of Terrorism and the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict (January 22 ‚Äď 28, 2014)
'It's either too late or too early to intervene in Syria'
Iran's nuclear negotiating team leaves for Kazakhstan
U.S factory orders down 0.7 pct in January
Gunmen Surround Libya's Foreign Ministry To Push Demands
Typhoon death toll rises to 3633
Uganda's president signs anti-gay bill
Russian parliament allows Putin to use military in Ukraine
Bradley Manning acquitted of aiding the enemy
G7 'to intensify Russia sanctions'
Rock bands' plane makes emergency landing in Ill.
Russian Prime Minister On Second Day Of Crimea Visit
Judge OKs force-feeding California inmates
Gang violence kills 16 in Venezuelan prison
US Military Deaths in Afghanistan at 2,153
Israel, Palestinians seek another meeting Monday: U.S. official
Tropical Storm Karen targets US Gulf Coast
Seamus Heaney, Irish Poet of Soil and Strife, Dies at 74
Bangladesh Islamists rally against atheist bloggers
Crash of Malaysia Airlines Flight MH17 in Eastern Ukraine
Suicide bomber kills 13 at restaurant in central Somalia
Anthony Weiner slips to fourth place in new poll
India accuses China of crossing de facto border
Pregnant Sudan woman who married a Christian man sentenced to death for 'apostasy'
US top diplomat Kerry's wife rushed to hospital
Kerry pursuing 'quiet strategy' in Mideast peace process
North Korea says to restart nuclear reactor
Egyptian court considers Mubarak’s release
Suicide bomber kills eight, wounds 13 in Afghan capital - police
Boston bombing suspect charged in hospital bed
More rain hampers Indian flood rescue
A look at major terror attacks in East Africa
Russia responds to Ukraine ceasefire
Kim Jong-un Executed His 'Worse Than a Dog' Uncle
Colourful support at World Cup in Brazil
Mandela remains in hospital
South Korea Ferry Crew Members Stand Trial
Egypt votes on new constitution
US drone strike kills six in Pakistan officials
Vietnam detects signals from missing plane
Cricket-England v Australia fourth test scoreboard
Birthday of DPRK to Be Celebrated in Peru
Powerful 7.6 quake strikes off Solomons
India Ink: Image of the Day: May 21
Australia leader ousted in snap leadership vote
Obama condemns Egypt violence, cancels military exercises
Argentina declares mourning for flood victims
Prince's christening a blend of old and new
What the Papers Say, May 20, 2013
Google releases Nexus 5 phone with Kit Kat
Bombing Aimed at Hezbollah Hits Southern Beirut
U.S., allies to add sanctions against Russia over Ukraine
Factories that ran on Korean cooperation go silent
Chinese premier meets Indian vice president
Algerian president in France for medical tests
Islamists still holding some 30 hostages as Kenya mall standoff continues
Manchester City wins second Premier League title in three years
Bodies of MH17 crash victims flown to Netherlands
Egypt policeman killed in Sinai attack
Extension likely for Iran nuclear talks
Fire kills 38 in Russian psychiatric institution
Russia Warns It May Not Sign Landmark UN Arms Treaty
Didier Reynders on Syria
North Korea: experts call for dialogue ‚Äď and say China must play a part
China stocks open higher Monday
Sony Xperia Z2 and Nokia’s X series unveiled
New coronavirus can probably can be passed person to person- WHO
Mandela back in hospital in ‚Äėserious but stable‚Äô condition
East Harlem explosion death toll rises
Ukrainian Prime Minister resigns amid protests
Royal Hoax DJ Takes Action Against Station
Arsenal v Stoke City ‚Äď live!
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Iran, world powers begin new round of nuclear talks
Tropical Storm Karen targets US Gulf Coast
Workers killed in India building collapse
North Korea fires three short-range missiles
Car Bomb Kills 37 in Northwest Pakistan
Malaysia Airlines loses contact with plane carrying 239 to Beijing
Microsoft says to cut up to 18,000 jobs
Malaysians vote in polls for stability or change
Fire destroys ancient Tibetan town in China
Yahoo agrees to buy Tumblr for $1.1 billion cash
India starts voting in world's largest election
Car bomb in northern Syria kills at least 12
Philippine quake death toll climbs to 73
Search ends for missing asylum-seekers
Ukrainian President orders 7-day ceasefire in the east
ICC Champions Trophy: India vs South Africa
Supreme Court takes on affirmative action in Michigan ban case
Headlines in major Iranian newspapers on Sept 30
Cyclone leaves trail of destruction in India
Taliban kill 15 police in west Afghanistan
Thousands rally to support embattled Tunisia government
South Africa's Mandela taken to hospital
Updated - Two explosions near finish line of Boston Marathon
At least two killed in southern Egypt clash
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Corpses Of 53 Men Found South Of Baghdad
Bomb attacks kill 20 in Baghdad's Christian areas
China sets Bo Xilai trial date
Muslims prepare for start of Ramadan
Japan scrambles jets against Russian military planes
Thousands of Britons claim dole in Germany
Suspected U.S. drone strike kills 5 in Pakistan
Obama to sign up for Obamacare
General Electric posts 9% profit drop for third quarter
China yuan weakens to 6.1535 against USD
Russia finds dead lawyer Magnitsky guilty in posthumous trial
'Trayvon could have been me'
China sends largest fleet yet to disputed islands
Kerry's plan for restarting talks calls for release of 103 Palestinian inmates
Police: Explosion in Belfast Cathedral Quarter
Syrians Protest against Erdogan in Paris, Venezuelans Stress Support to Syria
Prime Minister to seek nuclear deal, investments during Japan visit
US postpones missile test over N Korea tensions
Obama to meet privately with family of Nelson Mandela
At least six dead in US shooting rampage
Gunmen kill 10 in Philippine political violence
Israel downs drone from Lebanon
Israel approves release of first group of Palestinian prisoners ahead of peace talks
Deadly clashes as Egypt marks anniversary
NATO: 5 Americans killed in southern Afghanistan
Conmen dressed as women steal cash
Cleveland Kidnapper Ariel Castro Found Hanged in Prison Cell
Google Unveils Prototype Self-Driving Car
Bangladesh garment factory fire 'kills 8'
US seeks to reassure wary Gulf allies over Iran deal
Ukraine hosts ‚Äėunity talks‚Äô
Pakistan's Musharraf Under Arrest in Bhutto Assassination
Trial Date Set for Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood Chief
Red panda’s short-lived zoo escape
Israeli doctors could be tried abroad for force-feeding Palestinian prisoners
Washington Pot Shops Prepare for Historic Sales
Rio airport workers strike on eve of FIFA World Cup
Son of top Muslim Brotherhood leader killed
Iran, six global powers sign landmark nuclear deal
Hot-Air Balloon Catches Fire in Virginia
Quotes from leaders, family at Mandela memorial
Mumbai Indians puts T&T in its place
KL shares remain higher mid-afternoon
What the Papers Say, Nov. 20, 2013
Amazon launches new device for streaming video
Palestinian President Receives Jordanian Foreign Minister
Obama nominates new transportation secretary
China yuan weakens to 6.1059 against USD
French raid wine cellar for austerity auction
US, Russia agree on seizure of Syria chemical weapons
S Korea MPs to visit Kaesong complex
Algerian priest to lecture about Christian heritage in N. Africa
Headlines in major Iranian newspapers on April 5
Implications of Palestinian reconciliation
Hijacker arrested after plane lands at Geneva Airport
PCB appoints Waqar Younis as head coach
US makes case for action against Syria
Ankara protesters clash with police
49 killed, 148 wounded in violent attacks in Iraq
Puerto Rican arrested for production of child pornography
Ukraine signs EU trade pact as Russia finalizes Crimea annexation
Assad warns Turkey of 'heavy price' for backing Syrian rebels
Indian stocks close lower
19 killed, 42 wounded in violent attacks in Iraq
Indian rape accused face verdicts
Iran nuclear deal agreed at talks
Egyptian military spokesman denounces incitement against army
Snowden sees 'no chance' for US fair trial
Headlines in major Iranian newspapers on Dec 30
Dozens injured in Connecticut train collision
Queen visits Britain's new prince
Ukraine: Three Killed In Parliament Protests
Ride operator charged in N.C. fair accident
Transcript reveals confusion over evacuation of South Korean ferry
Fallen US firefighters brought home
Syria Regime Agrees to Attend Peace Conference
UK vote rejects military action
New Zealand set to legalise gay marriage
Singapore stocks end up 0.37 pct
Venezuelan president to visit China
Cairo protesters defy crackdown threat
Missing plane search turns to Vietnamese islands
Official of Malaysia Airlines briefs relatives of missing flight passengers about search progress
Stars pay tribute to Cory Monteith
Los Angeles airport worker charged with making 9/11 threats
The Note's Must-Reads for Friday May 24, 2013
Cristiano Ronaldo hat-trick fires Portugal to 2014 World Cup finals
Britain's Prince Philip set for 'exploratory' surgery
Japan starts hearing on sales tax, ex-bank deputy urges gradual rise
Three bomb attacks kill six soldiers, one civilian
Italian pilgrims die in bus plunge
Strong new quake hits shattered Pak region
Syrian opposition offers Assad truce in Homs for duration of Ramadan
At least 20 dead in Somalia attacks
Westgate mall attackers spent four months planning in Nairobi
U.N. Security Council calls for humanitarian ceasefire in Gaza
6.3-magnitude quake hits Honshu, Japan: CENC
Chinese shares close higher Tuesday
Car Bombs Kill 58 in Iraqi Capital
Ukrainian protesters back in streets for anti-government rally
Canadian freight train blast death toll hits three, to rise
Nigel Farage calls on Government to let Syrian refugees into UK
Israel's Peres urges return to peace talks
China yuan strengthens to 6.1184 against USD Tuesday
Radio: Israel set to increase Palestinian prisoner release
Morsi's supporters reject plan
Egypt court sentences 10 Brotherhood supporters to death - sources
Obama condemns killing of 3 Israeli teens
Men tried to behead soldier on London street, court hears
Ukraine protesters rebuild barricades
Mel Smith dead at 60 and UK mourns a comedy favourite
Three dead, 63 hurt as New York buildings collapse
Chinese shares close higher Tuesday
India Ink: Image of the Day: July 2
Asian Muslims celebrate Eid as 14 killed in Afghanistan
Russian coal mines seek new outlets in China
Ukraine’s pro-Russia protesters demand greater autonomy
Iraq army fights to retake Tikrit
Iran condemns alleged Israeli airstrike on Syria
Israel agrees to extend Gaza truce by four hours
Fire at South Korean bus terminal kills 5
Four civilians, three NATO soldiers killed in Afghanistan
Protesters swamp streets to reclaim revolution
Tokyo stocks open down 0.24%
Australia returns asylum seekers to Sri Lanka in sea transfer
Shankill blast victims to be remembered
118 people killed in twin blasts in Nigeria
Glee star Cory Monteith found dead in hotel room in Canada
Yolanda death toll climbs to 3,621
Tokyo stocks close up 0.13pc
Iran says ready for fresh round of nuclear talks
Clashes continue between police and protesters in Turkey
Those refused medical cards urged to contact HSE
World’s largest building opened in west China
Israeli lightly hurt by stones in West Bank
Death toll from Egypt protests rises to 49
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