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New US-led naval force to battle Somali pirates
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Pope Benedict jokes about hoarse voice
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Gasols 4th-quarter surge leads Lakers
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Parton, Smith picked for Gospel Music Hall of Fame
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News Corp. to Buy Out Malone’s Shares

News Corp. agreed to buy out John C. Malone’s stake in the company in exchange for a stake in DirecTV.
New York Times - December 6, 2006
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CNN	Lost dad found dead in icy wilderness
	The body of CNET editor James Kim, who had walked into the snowy Oregon wilderness to summon help for his stranded family, was found Wednesday in a steep ravine. Kim's wife and children were rescued Monday. CNN - December 6, 2006

Britain Treating Russian Spy’s Death as Murder

At least one of two businessmen who met Alexander V. Litvinenko on the day he became ill was questioned.
New York Times - December 6, 2006

Senate Confirms Gates as Defense Secretary

The 95-to-2 vote came a day after Robert M. Gates was endorsed by the Senate Armed Services Committee.
New York Times - December 6, 2006

Mars Spacecraft Finds Evidence of Water

Pictures of Martian gullies taken years apart suggest that liquid water still flows on the planet’s surface.
New York Times - December 6, 2006

Democrats Say Report Shows Bush Must Alter Iraq Policy

Democrats said President Bush must be ready to cooperate with Congress in finding a way forward, and eventually out of, Iraq.
New York Times - December 6, 2006

Panel Calls for New Approach to Iraq

A bipartisan commission handed President Bush a rebuke of his current strategy and urged a pullback of American combat brigades over the next 15 months.
New York Times - December 6, 2006

Boeing wins Lufthansa deal

US plane maker Boeing wins a $5.5bn order from Germany's Lufthansa for its new 747 passenger jet.
BBC News - December 6, 2006

Cuba frees well-known dissident

Cuba frees Hector Palacios, a dissident charged with conspiracy during a wave of arrests in 2003.
BBC News - December 6, 2006

US defence secretary confirmed

The US Senate confirms Robert Gates as the next defence secretary, replacing Donald Rumsfeld.
BBC News - December 6, 2006

Scans 'can predict schizophrenia'

Brain scans could help predict whether people will develop schizophrenia, research suggests.
BBC News - December 6, 2006

Primary school results laid bare

The primary school league tables for England set out the scale of the gap between the best and the worst.
BBC News - December 6, 2006

One man killed in triple shooting

One man dies and two others are injured in a shooting in north Glasgow, police confirm.
BBC News - December 6, 2006

State of emergency in Peru city

A state of emergency is declared in a city in southern Peru, after protests against the local government.
BBC News - December 6, 2006

Football: Copenhagen beat Celtic

Celtic's wretched away form in the Champions League continues as they pay dearly for defensive blunders.
BBC News - December 6, 2006

Oxfam warning on Aceh's homeless

Over 25,000 families in Indonesia are still waiting for new homes two years after the tsunami, Oxfam warns.
BBC News - December 6, 2006

Man Utd survive fright to qualify

Nemanja Vidic, Ryan Giggs and Louis Saha get the goals as United beat Benfica to top Group F.
BBC News - December 6, 2006

Football: Arsenal secure top spot

Arsenal secure top spot in Group C and a place in the knockout stages of the Champions League with a nervy draw against Porto.
BBC News - December 6, 2006

Cancer girl shuns extra treatment

A 16-year-old leukaemia patient foregoes further treatment so she can enjoy what is left of her life.
BBC News - December 6, 2006

Water flowed 'recently' on Mars

Nasa says it has found "compelling" evidence that water flowed recently on the Martian surface.
BBC News - December 6, 2006

'Green' tax plans fail to impress

Rises in environmental taxes fail to impress green campaigners, opposition parties and businesses.
BBC News - December 6, 2006

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