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San Francisco Chronicle
Allyson Felix leads three Americans into 200 semis
Allyson Felix is off to a much better start than at her last major international competition. Felix led three American women into the semifinals of the 200 meters Monday night, winning her heat in both the first and second rounds. | 1Sports
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Boston Globe business
Biotech industry, university leaders to form collaborative
With a new governor set to take office in January and the world's largest biotechnology convention headed to Boston next spring, leaders of universities and local biotech businesses are meeting this morning to try to launch a lobbying group and think tank that would unite life-science companies, academic laboratories, and hospitals. | 2Business
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Yahoo Tech
Glu offers to buy Superscape for $36M
(AP)
AP - Glu Mobile Inc., a leading U.S. publisher of games for cell phones, offered to buy British rival Superscape Group PLC on Wednesday for about $36 million. | 3Sci/Tech
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BBC News world
Fears for missing Iraqi policemen
At least 14 Iraqi police go missing north of Baghdad, as militants say they kidnapped 18 in the same area. | 0World
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Indianapolis Star
Day after Thanksgiving busy for yule tree farms
Danville -- Liesel and Jeff Ray, of Avon, followed tradition Friday morning when they left the house. No, they did not head to the nearest mall, hoping to be the first in line for Christmas bargains. | 2Business
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CNN
The spirit of satellite radio
Only one satellite radio stock is worth buying...and it's not the one that snagged Howard Stern. This is an update of a column that originally ran on September 30. | 2Business
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Reuters World
Israel declares Gaza "enemy entity" as Rice visits
JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israel declared the Gaza Strip an "enemy entity" on Wednesday and said it would reduce its fuel and power supplies to the Hamas-run territory in response to rocket attacks by Palestinian militants. | 0World
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BBC News Business
Price dip hits Gazprom's profits
Russian gas monopoly Gazprom reports a slight fall in profits because of a dip in prices and demand. | 2Business
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Yahoo World
Arafat's Health Crisis Prompts Questions (AP)
AP - Yasser Arafat's latest health crisis — a severe flu, gallstones, a battery of cancer tests — has exposed how unprepared the Palestinians are for their leader's death, making a chaotic transition period all but inevitable. | 0World
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ABC News
Strong Quake Hits Indonesian Island, Kills Six
An earthquake measuring 6.0 on the Richter scale shook an island in eastern Indonesia on Friday, killing six people and injuring at least six more, a government official said. | 0World
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Boston Globe sports
Suit Could Shed Light on Actions of Patriots
The former Rams player and three fans are claiming that the Patriots gained an unfair advantage by allegedly taping a Rams practice the day before the Super Bowl six years ago. | 1Sports
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Yahoo Tech
Open source entering the mobile computing space
(InfoWorld)
InfoWorld - Open-source strategies are gathering steam in the mobile computing realm with companies like Wake3 and Funambol leveraging open source to bring iPhone-style browsing and e-mail to devices. | 3Sci/Tech
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New York Times Business
The Energy Challenge: Efficiency, Not Just Alternatives, Is Promoted as an Energy Saver
Even supporters of alternative energy agree that the easiest way to cut carbon emissions and air pollution is to focus more on efficiency. | 2Business
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Boston Globe sports
When a Uniform Policy Causes Fits
The commissionerâs office notified managers and coaches this season that they had to wear uniform shirts in games, not pullovers without uniform shirts. | 1Sports
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InfoWorld news
Microsoft steps up mission-critical investments in Asia
( InfoWorld ) - Microsoft will step up its investments in Asia  over the next two years as part of a bid to strengthen its relationship with partners and corporate customers in the area of mission-critical technologies.
"Over the next two years, we're going to invest about $14 million in resources and facilities," said Chris Sharp, Microsoft's Asia-Pacific general manager of server and tools products, during a phone interview.
As part of these investments, Microsoft will assign 100 technical specialists to work with customers and ISVs (independent software vendors) on mission-critical software products, including Windows 2003 Server and SQL Server 2005. The company also plans to open two technology incubation centers in Seoul and Bangalore, India.
"These technology centers are there to showcase the capabilities of server technology and help people port their applications to mission-critical hardware," Sharp said.
Microsoft's planned investments in Asia will boost the effectiveness of the company's enterprise sales team in Asia, said Dane Anderson, head of research at Springboard Research.
From a technology standpoint, Microsoft's products are competitive with offerings from rival vendors but the sales cycle for enterprise products is longer and more involved than for sales of desktop operating systems or application suites, Anderson said. "These investments help to address that," he said.
Customers that have an established relationship also expect to benefit from the added investment and new technology centers.
"We think it's pretty good for us,"James Kang, the chief information officer of NTUC Income Insurance Cooperative, noting that the incubation centers are available to help his company run simulations and test new applications. | 3Sci/Tech
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Time World
A Philippine Shame
Manila is doing too little to stop the unchecked killings of the country's activists | 0World
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E-Commerce Times
IBM Lands Voice, Data Deal Worth Nearly $1 Billion
The VoIP deal is the type of technology outsourcing and service agreement that has become an increasingly large and profitable part of IBM's overall business and the sort of development that | 3Sci/Tech
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Business Report
Oracle boosts hostile bid for PeopleSoft to $8.8bn
Oracle raised its hostile bid for rival business software maker PeopleSoft by 14 percent yesterday, aiming to bring a resolution to the long-running takeover battle between the foes. | 2Business
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BBC News world
US sex offender 'posed as pupil'
A 29-year-old sex offender spent four months at a US school passing for a 12-year-old, officials say. | 0World
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Yahoo Sports
Late field goal lifts AFC over NFC 31-28
(AP)
AP - When the laid-back Pro Bowl got tense and tight in the final minutes, the AFC still had the edge. Nate Kaeding kicked a 21-yard field goal as time expired to cap another strong drive led by MVP Carson Palmer in the AFC's 31-28 victory over the comeback-minded NFC on Saturday in the 57th edition of the NFL's all-star game. | 1Sports
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New York Times Tech
Link by Link: Separating Hyperbole From Horror in Iraq
A disputed article about Sunni worshippers being burned alive in Iraq has ignited the blogosphere and caused the Iraqi government to threaten journalists with Âlegal action. | 3Sci/Tech
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CNN International
Optus underpins SingTel result
Southeast Asia's largest telecoms group, Singapore Telecom, said Thursday its quarterly net profit rose 21 percent, underpinned by strength at its Australian unit Optus and other regional associates. | 2Business
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Reuters Sports
Chargers fire coach Schottenheimer
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - The San Diego Chargers sacked coach Marty Schottenheimer on Monday after he led the team to an NFL best 14-2 record last season but failed to deliver a Super Bowl. | 1Sports
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Reuters Sports
Celtics fans still gloomy despite win
BOSTON (Reuters) - The victory which ended the Boston Celtics' worst losing streak in franchise history this week after a league-leading 18 straight losses has failed to console the team's fans. | 1Sports
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RedNova technology
Grumbling Aside, Recruiters Say Employment Sites Get the Job Done; Plan to Spend More Online and Less on Print
Recruiters and HR leaders find online job sites effective in filling openings, despite complaints that they generate too many unqualified applicants. Only employee referral programs got higher marks, while print advertising trailed the pack. | 3Sci/Tech
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The Washington Post sports
Rodman Heads to Minors
Ex-NBA forward Dennis Rodman attempts a comeback with the Orange County Crush of the American Basketball Association on Wednesday. | 1Sports
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ESPN
Anatomy of an undone deal
Frank McCourt first became aware of Javier Vazquez's reluctance to go to the West Coast over the weekend. He received permission from the Yankees for Vazquez to talk to Paul DePodesta, and | 1Sports
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Reuters World
Cheers Greet Rescuers in Aceh, Children Suffer
BANDA ACEH, Indonesia (Reuters) - U.S. helicopters shuttled injured refugees, many of them children, out of some of the worst hit parts of tsunami-devastated Aceh province, even as reports surfaced of trafficking in orphans from the disaster. | 0World
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RedNova science
Construction Begins on ISU Dairy Farm
By Anonymous Ground was broken this spring for Iowa State University's (ISU) new state-of-the-art dairy farm. Officials look forward to opening the facility in 2007. | 3Sci/Tech
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International Herald Tribune
PPR plans to sell Rexel stake in bid to cut debt
LONDON Pinault Printemps Redoute, the owner of the Gucci and Yves Saint Laurent brands, said Tuesday that it planned to sell its stake in the electrical parts distributor Rexel in a deal that values the company at â¬3.7 billion. | 2Business
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New York Times
Investor Suit at Disney Puts Exits in a Spotlight
Just when it appeared that Michael D. Eisner, the chief executive of the Walt Disney Company, could begin enjoying the company's turnaround and his final years in | 2Business
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Yahoo Tech
Christina Aguilera has baby boy
(AP)
AP - Christina Aguilera has given birth to a boy, the pop singer announced on her Web site Sunday. | 3Sci/Tech
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The Register
2005: huge turbulence in IT market
Consolidation and realignment | 3Sci/Tech
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BBC Sport
Miller speeds to landmark victory
America's Bode Miller won the first downhill of his career to clinch the opening race of the season at Lake Louise in Canada. Miller, who also won the opening giant slalom, set a time of one minute 42.75 seconds | 1Sports
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NASA Science
Summer Moon Illusion
For sky watchers in the northern hemisphere, this weekend is the best time of the year to experience the mysterious and beautiful Moon Illusion. | 3Sci/Tech
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CBS MarketWatch
Chinese company faces challenges in potential deal
SAN FRANCISCO (CBS.MW) - Its name certainly doesn't carry the recognition of Dell, Hewlett-Packard or Apple Computer, but China's Lenovo Group could climb up the personal-computer food chain if it ends up buying IBM's PC business. | 2Business
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BBC News world
'Hobbit' joins human family tree
The discovery of remains belonging to a tiny species of ancient human has been hailed as one of the most sensational finds of its type in decades. | 0World
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The Malaysia Star
NAB studying buyer interest for Irish banks
SYDNEY: National Australia Bank Ltd (NAB), Australia's biggest bank, is gauging buyer interest for its struggling Irish banks, signalling that it is prepared to exit part of its European market. | 2Business
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CNET News.com
BT to sell BlackBerrys in Europe
BT on Monday struck a deal with Research In Motion to market RIM's BlackBerry mobile e-mail and personal information management system in Europe. | 3Sci/Tech
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New York Times sports
Advantage, Rangers in sweep of Islanders
Petr Prucha's power-play goal, during Chris Simon's major penalty late in the third period, lifted the New York Rangers to a 2-1 victory last night and a sweep of a home-and-home series with the Islanders last night at Uniondale, N.Y. | 1Sports
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Boston Globe
Another Enterasys executive says 'guilty'
Enterasys Networks Inc.'s former chief executive pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit securities, mail and wire fraud in US District Court. | 2Business
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ic Birmingham.co.uk
Baker facing fight to keep Tour card
Peter Baker's hopes of escaping the European Tour School look to be diminishing after the Wolverhampton player shot a two-over-par 73 in the Madrid Open yesterday. | 1Sports
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The Motley Fool
Easy Payday for First Cash
The pawnshop broker and payday lender continues to cash in on diversified business. | 2Business
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CSMonitor World
The power of radio helps to end Uganda's long war
Rebels, encouraged by their comrades on the airwaves, are surrendering in exchange for amnesty. | 0World
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Reuters Sports
Ramirez brace lifts Cubs past Pirates
CHICAGO (Reuters) - The Chicago Cubs muscled their way to a 13-8 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates to remain clear in the National League Central Division race on Friday, Aramis Ramirez leading the assault with two three-run homers. | 1Sports
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Bloomberg
Virgin Blue Increases Surcharge as Fuel Prices Soar (Update1)
Virgin Blue Holdings Ltd., Australia's second-biggest airline, increased a surcharge on all tickets as the cost of jet fuel soars. | 2Business
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Reuters Business
888 suspends U.S. gaming business
LONDON (Reuters) - Online gaming group 888 Plc said on Monday it would stop doing business with U.S. customers after legislation was passed there aimed at preventing gambling over the Internet. | 2Business
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Boston Globe world
Iran warns it won't end uranium enrichment
VIENNA -- Iran's supreme leader threatened to pull out of negotiations if European countries press their demand for total suspension of uranium enrichment, as a new round of talks ended yesterday without an agreement to avert the possible threat of UN sanctions. | 0World
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BBC News Business
Internet sales growing strongly
The value of UK online sales more than doubles, as a growing number of people choose to shop via the internet, data shows. | 2Business
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CNET News.com
UK cell provider launches 3G handsets
Despite an attempt by rival mmO2 to spoil the party with a press release outlining plans to start using a faster technology next summer, Orange was in bullish mood this morning. | 2Business
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New York Times Business
Owner of Big Electronic Stock Trading System Is Said to Be for Sale
The Instinet Group, owner of one of the largest electronic stock trading systems, is for sale, executives briefed on the plan say. | 2Business
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The Washington Post sports
The Ugly Truth About Denial
Don't admit, and the Terrapins must acquit. Denial is the difference between a one gameÃÂ suspension and securing the absolute benefit of the doubt. | 1Sports
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RedNova general
Bill Clinton to Undergo Bypass Surgery
NEW YORK - Bill Clinton was hospitalized with chest pains and shortness of breath Friday and will undergo heart bypass surgery in an operation that could sideline the former president at the height of the campaign for the White House. An angiogram showed that Clinton, who turned 58 two weeks ago, had significant blockage in his heart arteries but did not suffer a heart attack, a doctor who performed the test told The Associated Press... | 0World
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Yahoo Sports
Pistons win sixth straight
(AP)
AP - Richard Hamilton scored 22 points and the Detroit Pistons shot 78 percent in the third quarter in beating the New Jersey Nets 101-83 on Wednesday night for their sixth straight victory. | 1Sports
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The Motley Fool
Bob Evans Plows Through August
Comps still look good, even if the Mimi Cafe chain does need some help. | 2Business
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ABC News
Oracle's Earnings Just Top Expectations
SAN FRANCISCO Sept. 15, 2004 - Oracle Corp. topped Wall Street's profit forecast, but the business software maker saw sales of its business applications software slide 36 percent with the reversal of that | 2Business
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BCC Technology
UN outlines global e-waste goals
The UN launches a global initiative to tackle the growing mountain of electrical and electronic waste. | 3Sci/Tech
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Yahoo Sports
Spurs claim 85-77 win over Wizards
(AP)
AP - At 37 years old, Robert Horry can still lead a game-turning run. It may not happen often these days, but Horry got the San Antonio Spurs in gear after a lackluster 2 1/2 quarters Wednesday night. He scored seven of his season-high nine points in the 17-4 spurt that gave his team the lead for good in an 85-77 victory over the slumping Washington Wizards. | 1Sports
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Reuters Business
U.S. Pressed Halliburton in Kuwaiti Deal
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. ambassador to Kuwait and other senior U.S. officials put pressure on Halliburton HAL.N to award a contract to a Kuwaiti company suspected of overcharging to bring fuel into Iraq, according to State Department documents released on Wednesday. | 2Business
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ComputerWeekly.com
Dell and Microsoft integrate patch management apps
Dell and Microsoft are working together to integrate their systems management applications to allow customers to update server hardware and software with a single tool. | 3Sci/Tech
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Yahoo Sports
Seahawks Win as Hasselbeck Sits (Reuters)
Reuters - Seattle Seahawks starting
quarterback Matt Hasselbeck sat out Sunday's game against Miami
with a nagging thigh injury. | 1Sports
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InternetNews.com
Man Charged in MS Windows Leak
The man responsible for selling portions of Microsoft's (Quote, Chart) Windows NT and 2000 source code earlier this year was charged with one count of unlawfully distributing a trade secret by the US Attorney's Office in Manhattan Tuesday. | 3Sci/Tech
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New York Times sports
His was gutsy effort
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- For two weeks, the speculation had centered around Terrell Owens's health. Could the Eagles wide receiver, who had been out since Dec. 19 with a high ankle sprain and fractured right fibula, play in last night's Super Bowl against the Patriots? | 1Sports
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New York Times sports
Philo is in the know
Normally, there are few sure things in golf, but here's something we can be certain of: The lads in today's final pairing at the 84th New England PGA Championship at Brae Burn Country Club will not require introductions. | 1Sports
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Shropshire Star
Button's still got burning BAR goal
com's JAMES SHAW in Belgium. Jenson Button has vowed to put the prospect of even more contract trouble behind him at the Belgian Grand Prix this weekend - and is desperate to end his BAR career with at least one win under his belt. | 1Sports
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Yahoo Sports
Bush sends anti-steroid pact to Senate
(AP)
AP - President Bush asked the Senate to swiftly approve an agreement ratified by more than 70 nations to fight the use of steroids and other performance-enhancing drugs in sports. | 1Sports
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PharmExec.com
FDA TO CONDUCT IN-DEPTH ANALYSIS OF ITS DRUG SAFETY PROCEDURES
The Food and Drug Administration announced Friday its intentions to conduct a major evaluation of its approach in dealing with safety concerns involving drugs, primarily those that are already marketed. | 2Business
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USA Today
Drivers ready for Talladega's high-speed chess game
NASCAR team reports as the Nextel Cup's championship chase enters its third race at Talladega (Ala.) Superspeedway: By Bill Elliott, AP. | 1Sports
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ABC News
UK Conservatives Pounce on Trust Issue
Oct. 5, 2004 - BOURNEMOUTH, England Conservative Party leader Michael Howard tried to turn next year's expected national elections in Britain into a battle of trust and credibility, accusing Prime Minister | 0World
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San Francisco Chronicle
UNDATED: three walks.
Carlos Silva pitched one-hit ball into the sixth inning before leaving with a bruised right ankle, and Minnesota won its eighth in a row, beating the Chicago White Sox. | 1Sports
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CNET networking news
Latest unpopular Facebook move is apparently a glitch
Blog: Parakey co-founder, newly acquired by Facebook, comments on a post requesting that the service revoke a controversial new move that makes members give details about how they know their new Facebook friends. | 3Sci/Tech
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Yahoo World
European stocks lower as financials weigh
(FT.com)
FT.com - European equity markets were lower on Monday, but off their worst levels as heavyweight oil and pharma stocks partially offset losses for financial and mining stocks. | 0World
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Yahoo Sports
Attendance Down Again for Atlanta Braves (AP)
AP - They offered ticket packages that were more family friendly. They cut prices at the concession stands for some games. Heck, they even had a "Disco Night." | 1Sports
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New York Times sports
Comedy Golf
If someone you know is resolving to get better at golf in the New Year, you can help make sure they don't end up taking the game TOO seriously. Comedian Mike McDonald and a few friends have come up with "The World's Funniest Golf Balls." Each set features a theme, from Ex-Wife and Ex-Husband balls, which are touted as "swing ... | 1Sports
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Reuters Business
UK props up wounded Northern Rock
LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's financial authorities stepped in to rescue mortgage lender Northern Rock on Friday as the group, which has lent aggressively to home buyers, fell victim to the sharp rise in borrowing costs between banks. | 2Business
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CNET security news
Amanda Congdon's crossover dreams fade
ABCNews.com was wrong venue for quirky former host of Web show Rocketboom. | 3Sci/Tech
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Reuters Tech
Bond car beats iPod and YouTube as coolest in UK
LONDON (Reuters) - A fast car with a James Bond image held
onto its place atop a list of the coolest brands in Britain in
a newly released survey on Thursday. | 3Sci/Tech
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The Washington Post sports
Hart: From Rough Year to Pro-Am Co-Leader
Dudley Hart hasn't been in serious contention in nearly four years but finds himself tied for the lead with Vijay Singh at 9-under at the Pebble Beach National Pro-Am. | 1Sports
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The Motley Fool
Blue Chips for Big Gains
The best companies are the ones you think. | 2Business
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Yahoo World
Tokyo Stocks End Lower; Techs, Banks Lead (Reuters)
Reuters - Tokyo shares ended lower on Wednesday,
with chip-related technology stocks such as Tokyo Electron Ltd.
tracking losses in their U.S. peers after the Federal Reserve
suggested it would keep raising rates. | 0World
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Reuters World
NATO chief targets alliance revamp by 2009
MUNICH, Germany (Reuters) - NATO Secretary-General Jaap de Hoop Scheffer opened a potentially fierce tug-of-war over the future of the alliance on Saturday, urging members to agree by 2009 on a new "strategic concept" for the body. | 0World
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New York Times Business
Dell Chairman Defends Chief and Accepts Share of Blame
Michael S. Dell said he deserved a share of the blame for recent problems at Dell Inc. and reaffirmed his support for his chief executive, Kevin B. Rollins. | 2Business
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The Motley Fool
Sherwin-Williams' Brushback
The company is doing well while dealing with slower homebuilding and lead-paint litigation. | 2Business
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Boston Globe sports
Associated Press Football Poll Is Pulled From B.C.S. Equation
The controversial Bowl Championship Series is sure to be overhauled again after the A.P. demanded that its news media poll be pulled from the B.C.S. ranking. | 1Sports
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Times of India
Ganguly was not sure of a win
KOLKATA, Nov 2: If Sourav Ganguly reacted the way he did when Daryl Harper ruled Jacques Kallis 'not out' on Wednesday, it probably had something to do with what he thought the match then! | 1Sports
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Reuters Business
OPEC to make first oil output cut since 2004
DUBAI (Reuters) - OPEC will take one million barrels of oil a day off oversupplied world markets as soon as possible with its first output cut in more than two years, OPEC officials said on Thursday, sending oil prices back above $60. | 2Business
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The Register
New e-minister urged to intervene in broadband row
If he has the 'energy' | 3Sci/Tech
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RedNova technology
High Tech High Campus in Bay Area is Likely to Close
By Helen Gao, The San Diego Union-Tribune Feb. 23--While two new High Tech High charter schools are on track to open in Chula Vista and San Marcos later this year, a sister campus in the Bay Area will probably shut down in June because of low enrollment and the sale of its campus. | 3Sci/Tech
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New York Times sports
Alou goes to bat for Sosa
Moises Alou, who hit a career-best 39 home runs last season but doesn't expect the Cubs to re-sign him after they declined his $11 million option, dismisses reports that Chicago will trade Sammy Sosa this winter. | 1Sports
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New York Times world
Spines, Made Extra Curvy for Women
Pregnant women do not tip over, and the reason has a lot to do with an evolutionary curve, researchers say. | 0World
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Reuters World
Russia, China Expected to Oppose U.S. Over Darfur
UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - The United States and its allies are expected to face opposition from Russia and China in the U.N. Security Council for targeted sanctions to pressure government, militia and rebel forces to end the bloodshed in Sudan's Darfur region. | 0World
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The Motley Fool
Is There a Bull's-Eye on Target?
The "cheap chic" retailer's results are hit-or-miss. | 2Business
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Reuters
Iran Celebrates Day It Humiliated 'Great Satan'
Several thousand Iranians burned US flags and George W. Bush effigies Wednesday, marking the 25th anniversary of the storming of the US embassy in Tehran just as the US presidential race neared its climax. | 0World
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The Washington Post sports
Ravens' Defense Focuses On Finish
After a defensive letdown in the fourth quarter against the Jets, Baltimore's vaunted unit vows to play a complete game against Arizona. | 1Sports
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National Geographic Society
U.S. Bee Collapse May be Due to Alien Virus
An imported virus could be a factor in the mysterious, ongoing U.S. honeybee die-off in the past year, though some experts claim there is no link. | 3Sci/Tech
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Reuters Business
Oil Down as Supply Fears Ease, Funds Exit
LONDON (Reuters) - Oil prices fell further from record highs on Monday as easing concern about winter supplies prompted big-money hedge funds to switch money away from oil and into other financial markets. | 2Business
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New York Times Business
World Business Briefing | Americas: Canada: Bidding for Mining Concern
Oxbow Carbon and Minerals Holdings raised its offer for the Great Lakes Carbon Income Fund to about 657 million Canadian dollars ($562 million), topping a higher bid from Rain Commodities and extending a bidding war for Great Lakes, a producer of carbon used to make aluminum. Oxbow raised its bid to 13.50 Canadian dollars a share for Great Lakes Carbon, which was above Rainâs bid of 13.25 Canadian dollars a share, Oxbow said. Oxbow, a unit of the privately held energy company Oxbow Group, bid 13 Canadian dollars a share on Wednesday. Oxbow is based in West Palm Beach, Fla., and Rain Commodities is based in India. Shares in Great Lakes Carbon trade on the Toronto Stock Exchange. | 2Business
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RedNova space
Cassini's VIMS Detects Vast Polar Ethane Cloud on Titan
Cassini's Visual and Infrared Mapping Spectrometer (VIMS) has detected what appears to be a massive ethane cloud surrounding Titan's north pole. The cloud might be snowing ethane snowflakes into methane lakes below. | 3Sci/Tech
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Yahoo Sports
Bobcats Release Guard Corey Robinson (AP)
AP - Guard Corey Robinson was released by the Charlotte Bobcats on Thursday. | 1Sports
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The Register
UK.gov bulks up for Microsoft savings
1.5 million public sector users
The government is to make further cash savings thanks to higher discounts offered by Microsoft⊠| 3Sci/Tech
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