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Blast hits Pakistan luxury hotel

Five people have been injured in a blast that rocked the Marriott Hotel in the Pakistani capital, Islamabad.
BBC News - October 28, 2004
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CNN	Doctor: Arafat has blood platelet deficiency
	Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat is suffering from a blood platelet deficiency and is being moved to Paris for additional tests to determine its cause, one of his doctors said today. CNN - October 28, 2004

CNN	Bush, Kerry trade barbs
	President Bush and Sen. John Kerry exchanged sharp attacks Thursday as they continued their marathon treks across key showdown states five days before the election. CNN - October 28, 2004

CNN	Sharp words and showbiz
	President Bush and Sen. John Kerry exchange sharp attacks Thursday, as their campaigns lean on star power in the showdown states. CNN - October 28, 2004

CNN	Militants: 11 Iraqs killed
	A militant group said on its Web site Thursday that it had killed 11 Iraqis, but Iraqi authorities said they couldn't confirm the militants' statement the victims were members of the Iraqi national guard. CNN - October 28, 2004

Arafat Agrees to Be Taken to Paris for Medical Treatment

The severe illness of Yasir Arafat raised immediate questions about a successor and the stability of the West Bank and Gaza.
New York Times - October 28, 2004

Kerry Hammers Away on Explosives as Bush Shifts Focus

Both candidates are making their final blitzes through several swing states in the waning hours of the campaign.
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Marsh May Face $500 Million Penalty

The price for settling state charges of collusion and bid rigging by the nation's largest insurance broker could be "far higher" than $500 million, the New York Attorney General said today.
New York Times - October 28, 2004

Delta Reaches Deal With Pilots' Union

Terms of the five-year deal, reached during talks in Herndon, Va., where the pilots' union is based, showed Delta had obtained its major demands.
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Dreamworks shares surge on debut

Shares in Dreamworks Animation, the creators of Shrek and Shark Tale, jump 30% on their first day of trading.
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Four NBA players are banned for a total of eight games after a fight in a game.
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The family of kidnapped NI woman Annetta Flanigan are gravely concerned for her safety, their minister says.
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Former rebels in Ivory Coast say they are recalling their ministers, after arms are found in former rebel territory.
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