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Gaza truce proposed after Israeli shell kills 30
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Gaza truce proposed after Israel shelling kills 30
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John Warner passes torch to Mark Warner
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China says 19-year-old woman dies from bird flu
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Police Private TV station in Sri Lanka attacked
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German mogul kills self over financial meltdown
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Foye leads Timberwolves to third straight win
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No. 18 Villanova beats Seton Hall 89-85 in OT
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$660 Million Deal Set in Abuse Cases in Los Angeles

The settlement of $660 million will be by far the largest payout by any single Roman Catholic diocese in scandals over abuse by clergy members.
New York Times - July 15, 2007
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Dane Takes the Lead in Tour de France

Michael Rasmussen of Denmark vaulted into the race lead on Sunday by setting a torrid pace over three big Alpine passes.
New York Times - July 15, 2007

Lady Bird Johnson Is Buried in Texas

The former first lady was laid to rest beside President Johnson at the family?s ranch in the Texas Hill Country.
New York Times - July 15, 2007

British Release 2 Men Detained After Failed Bombings

The two men, who have not been identified by name, were arrested at the residences of the Royal Alexandra Hospital, near Glasgow.
New York Times - July 15, 2007

Israel to Remove Fatah Militiamen From Wanted List

Israel has also given extraordinary permission for several exiled officials of the Palestine Liberation Organization to attend a meeting of the group?s central council.
New York Times - July 15, 2007

Suicide Attacks by Militants in Pakistan Kill 49

A truce between the government and local tribal leaders in Pakistan?s volatile northwest seems to have fatally come undone.
New York Times - July 15, 2007

In Reversal, Ford Will Entertain Offers for Volvo

Ford?s decision comes after its board met last week, according to people with knowledge of the situation.
New York Times - July 15, 2007

Brazil victorious in Copa America

An understrength Brazil retain the Copa America, beating favoured Argentina 3-0 in Maracaibo.
BBC News - July 15, 2007

Lady Bird Johnson buried in Texas

Hundreds of people attend the burial in Texas of the wife of former US President Lyndon B Johnson.
BBC News - July 15, 2007

Rihanna tops chart for ninth week

R&B star Rihanna spends her ninth week at number one with her single Umbrella, her biggest hit to date.
BBC News - July 15, 2007

Summer crackdown on drink-driving

Scotland's police chiefs warn they will use the full weight of their powers to crack down on summer drink drivers.
BBC News - July 15, 2007

Experts probe Afghan mass grave

Forensic tests will be carried out to establish when victims found in a mass grave in Afghanistan died.
BBC News - July 15, 2007

Kidnapped Israeli troops 'alive'

France's foreign minister says he "understands" two Israeli soldiers captured by Hezbollah last year are alive.
BBC News - July 15, 2007

Ballet tribute for Gianni Versace

A specially-written ballet will be performed in Milan to mark the 10th anniversary of Gianni Versace's death.
BBC News - July 15, 2007

Athletics: Pistorius wants talks

Double-amputee sprinter Oscar Pistorius urges the IAAF to work with him as he chases an Olympic place.
BBC News - July 15, 2007

Cage fighting event condemned

Politicians, religious leaders and senior police officers have condemned Scotland's first major cage fighting event.
BBC News - July 15, 2007

Salmond and Brown set for talks

Alex Salmond is to hold face-to-face talks with Gordon Brown for the first time since the two men took on their new roles.
BBC News - July 15, 2007

TUC calls for review of academies

The government should review its academies programme before building any more, the TUC argues.
BBC News - July 15, 2007

Cash for recycling plans 'timid'

Plans to let councils pay people who recycle are "timid" and could encourage fly-tipping, MPs say.
BBC News - July 15, 2007

Bombers Kill Up to 38 in Pakistan

PESHAWAR, Pakistan (AP) -- Suicide attackers struck a police headquarters and a military convoy on Sunday in Pakistan's northwest, killing as many as 38 people in an intensifying anti-government campaign in an area long known as a haven for the Taliban and al-Qaida.
New York Times - July 15, 2007

Little-Known Group Claims a Win on Immigration

When the immigration bill collapsed last month on the Senate floor, it was a victory for Numbers USA, a group that lobbies Congress to reduce immigration.
New York Times - July 15, 2007

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