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11 Killed, Including 4 Children, in Iraqi Violence

One of the deadliest attacks took place in Baghdad, as a bomb exploded in a market on a street that children use to walk to school.
New York Times - February 15, 2006
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CNN	Bird flu 'could take 142m lives'
	As many as 142 million people around the world could die if bird flu turns into a "worst case" influenza pandemic, according to a sobering new study of its possible consequences. CNN - February 15, 2006

CNN	Cheney: 'You can't blame anyone else'
	Vice President Dick Cheney publicly addressed his weekend hunting accident for the first time Wednesday in an interview with another cable network. "You can't blame anybody else. I'm the guy who pulled the trigger and shot my friend," Cheney said in excerpts of the interview. CNN - February 15, 2006

Study Finds Calcium Supplements Don't Prevent Broken Bones

The supplements' only positive effect on women aged 50 to 79 was a one percent increase in bone density at the hip.
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Cheney Takes Full Responsibility for Shooting Hunter

In his first public remarks on the accident, the vice president said, "I'm the guy who pulled the trigger and shot my friend."
New York Times - February 15, 2006

Senators Fault Chertoff for Missteps in Katrina Response

Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff bears responsibility for a multitude of errors, senators of both parties said.
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New Images of Abu Ghraib Abuse Are Broadcast in Australia

The videotapes and photographs of captives at the prison in Baghdad were consistent with images shown earlier in the U.S.
New York Times - February 15, 2006

Europe Is Warned That Its Values Are Under Siege

The European Union's chief executive said today that Europe had to fight for its core European values, including freedom of speech.
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Mike Ruddock says his resignation as coach of Wales had nothing to do with a dispute with the players.
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