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British Ad Giant Buys Grey, a Storied U.S. Firm

The British advertising agency WPP Group said today that it had won the bidding for Grey Global Group, the world's last large independent advertising firm.
New York Times - September 12, 2004
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Hurricane Ivan Closes In on Grand Cayman; Cuba Braces

Hurricane Ivan lost some strength as it hit the Cayman Islands and Cuba but was still capable of causing tremendous damage.
New York Times - September 12, 2004

Martin Leads Jets Past Cincinnati

Curtis Martin ran for 196 yards and a touchdown, and added another score on a three-yard touchdown reception, ruining Carson Palmer's N.F.L. debut.
New York Times - September 12, 2004

Huge Blast in North Korea Not a 'Nuclear Event,' Powell Says

The secretary of state's comments came as the U.S. attempted to understand what happened on Thursday near a site where North Korea bases missiles.
New York Times - September 12, 2004

String of Blasts Leave 25 Dead in Baghdad

A string of suicide bombings and a barrage of missile and mortar fire left 25 people dead in neighborhoods across Baghdad today.
New York Times - September 12, 2004

Protests Over Removal of Afghan Governor Continue

Violent demonstrators ransacked and burned at least four United Nations office compounds in this city and a human rights office.
New York Times - September 12, 2004

US Airways Files for Bankruptcy Protection; 2nd Time in 2 Years

The company's announcement followed workers' refusal to accept $800 million in wage and benefit cuts to lower costs.
New York Times - September 12, 2004

Italy seeks Libya migrant curbs

Italy is urging Libya to tackle the swelling flow of illegal migrants as hundreds more land on Italian shores.
BBC News - September 12, 2004

Australian leaders spar over Iraq

Australia's main political leaders clash over the country's role in Iraq, ahead of next month's general election.
BBC News - September 12, 2004

US Airways seeks bankruptcy order

US Airways files for protection from its creditors after failing to get staff on board for a cost-cutting deal.
BBC News - September 12, 2004

Afghans free last Pakistani POWs

A final batch of prisoners who fought with the Taleban head home to Pakistan after being released in Kabul.
BBC News - September 12, 2004

Five held over 'sectarian' attack

Police in Londonderry question five men in connection with an attack on two men which may have been sectarian.
BBC News - September 12, 2004

Ex-Westlife star storms to No 1

Former Westlife star Brian McFadden celebrates his first solo number one in the UK singles chart.
BBC News - September 12, 2004

Hurricane rages over Cayman isles

Hurricane Ivan lashes the Cayman Islands en route to Cuba as its Caribbean trail of destruction goes on.
BBC News - September 12, 2004

Dozens die in day of Iraq clashes

Some 70 people die in widespread fighting across Iraq between militants and US-led forces.
BBC News - September 12, 2004

Police scan 'Moors murder photos'

Police are hoping that photo evidence may help detectives find the grave of Moors murder victim Keith Bennett.
BBC News - September 12, 2004

Settlers challenge Sharon plans

Thousands march in Jerusalem against plans to remove settlers in Gaza, amid a worsening war of words.
BBC News - September 12, 2004

Curfew in protest-hit Afghan city

A curfew is imposed on the Afghan city of Herat after protests at the sacking of its former governor.
BBC News - September 12, 2004

Hong Kong poll sees record vote

Votes are being counted after 1.7m people took part in an election seen as a test of attitudes towards China.
BBC News - September 12, 2004

Football: Norwich hold Spurs

Norwich earn a battling point against in-form Spurs at White Hart Lane.
BBC News - September 12, 2004

Turnout Is Heavy for Election in Hong Kong

Throngs of residents headed for polling places on Sunday in legislative elections widely seen as a referendum on relations with mainland China.
New York Times - September 12, 2004

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