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New TV trends Internet movies, 3-D, power saving
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UN curbs Gaza aid after trucks hit by Israeli fire
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UN 257 Palestinian children killed in Gaza
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Arabs, West agree on elements of Gaza resolution
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$5M bond for man charged with murder of Ohio mom
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Firefighters near containment of Colo. wildfire
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Fatal police shooting sparks violent protests
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2 arrested in burglary at Gregg Allmans Ga. home
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Travoltas hold private memorial for son in Florida
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Gavin Creel set to play Claude in Bways Hair
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Tom Cruise calls Travolta death horrific
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Nadal loses, Federer advances at Qatar Open
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CNN	Bush confident about appeal on wiretap ruling
	President Bush said Friday he expects his administration will win its appeal of a judicial ruling finding the National Security Agency's warrantless domestic surveillance program unconstitutional. CNN - August 18, 2006 READ THE FULL STORY

Cuba Mobilized for a U.S. Attack, Ra�l Castro Says

Ra�l Castro made his first public comments since temporarily taking over power from his ailing brother.
New York Times - August 18, 2006

Bush Vows to Fight Wiretapping Ruling

The president described those who hailed the ruling against an electronic surveillance program as na�ve.
New York Times - August 18, 2006

Suspect Wrote of Feelings for Girls, Newspaper Says

The e-mails are apparently what sparked an investigation into John Mark Karr in connection with the killing.
New York Times - August 18, 2006

An Army of Some

Iraqi soldiers are underpaid, underequipped and frequently AWOL. And then there�s the problem of serving a government that hardly exists in a country that�s tearing itself apart.
New York Times - August 18, 2006

Vehicles Banned in Baghdad Ahead of Shrine Pilgrimage

The last minute ban is part of what appears to be a concerted effort to avoid the sectarian-inspired panic that occurred during last year�s pilgrimage.
New York Times - August 18, 2006

Powell equals 100m world record

Jamaican Asafa Powell equals his own 100m world record of 9.77secs he jointly holds with American Justin Gatlin.
BBC News - August 18, 2006

Pinochet's fraud immunity lifted

Chile's Supreme Court rules that ex-military ruler Augusto Pinochet can be prosecuted on embezzlement charges.
BBC News - August 18, 2006

Mexican held over serial murders

A man is held in the US over a 13-year wave of rapes and killings in a Mexican town that left 300 dead.
BBC News - August 18, 2006

Boy George finishes sweeping up

Pop icon Boy George finishes his time sweeping the streets of New York as punishment for wasting police time.
BBC News - August 18, 2006

Inmates receive benefit millions

Millions of pounds of benefits have been given to prisoners even though they are not entitled to assistance, government figures reveal.
BBC News - August 18, 2006

'Simple' way to test for anthrax

Swiss scientists say they have found a fast and simple way to test for deadly anthrax.
BBC News - August 18, 2006

Blaze at chicken factory tackled

The Fire and Rescue Service tackles a blaze at the Moy Park chicken factory in Moira, County Down.
BBC News - August 18, 2006

'Grubby' gang stole Leslie images

Three people who tried to sell "intimate images" from the mobile phone of John Leslie's ex-girlfriend are sentenced.
BBC News - August 18, 2006

Cricket: Pakistan dominate Test

Mohammad Yousuf steers Pakistan to 336-3 at stumps on day two of the Oval Test, leading England by 163.
BBC News - August 18, 2006

Nigerian soldiers raid city slum

Nigerian forces raid a poor district of Port Harcourt in a crackdown on armed gangs in the area.
BBC News - August 18, 2006

Man shot during police incident

A man is in hospital after being shot when police respond to an incident outside a school in Staffordshire.
BBC News - August 18, 2006

Pete Bennett seizes Brother title

Pete Bennett has won the seventh series of Big Brother, beating Glyn into second place.
BBC News - August 18, 2006

South Africa Aids policy attacked

The UN's special Aids envoy accuses South Africa of "immoral" Aids policies, at the end of a major conference.
BBC News - August 18, 2006

Terror police find 'martyr tapes'

Police probing an alleged plot to bring down airliners have found martyrdom videos, the BBC has learned.
BBC News - August 18, 2006

CNN	JonBenet confession: Clear as mud
	Despite John Mark Karr's startling confession in the JonBenet Ramsey murder case, many questions remain to be answered before authorities can say the case has been solved. CNN - August 18, 2006

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