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Audiovox to expand availability of TV on the road
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Israeli strikes, Hamas rockets resume after pause
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US supports Egyptian-French initiative on Gaza
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Gaza fighting rages despite cease-fire proposal
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Police search Ky. landfill for NJ baby remains
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Melting snow causes heavy flooding in Wash. state
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NY hears wedding bells, aims to compete with Vegas
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No King Lear nude scene for McKellen on PBS
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Bobby Flay taking a taste of radio
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Online advertising drives Google

Internet search engine Google says profits have quadrupled after a growth in online search advertising.
BBC News - July 21, 2005
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Iraqi Insurgents Aided by Hussein's Nephews, U.S. Says

The Treasury Department said four nephews of Saddam Hussein had played significant roles from bases in Syria in providing money, weapons and other support.
New York Times - July 21, 2005

Filibuster on Supreme Court Nominee Appears Unlikely

Several Democrats said today that they did not envision their party trying to block the nomination of John G. Roberts.
New York Times - July 21, 2005

In New Security Move, New York Police to Search Commuters' Bags

This is the first time the city has undertaken such a security effort of this scale on the commuter transportation system.
New York Times - July 21, 2005

Rice Angry at Abuse of Aides in Meeting with Sudan Leader

Sudanese security officers pushed and shoved members of her delegation and the news media as they tried to enter the meeting site at the presidential palace.
New York Times - July 21, 2005

4 Small Explosions Jolt London and Disrupt Transit

Prime Minister Tony Blair called for calm today and police said that forensic evidence could provide a "significant break" in the investigation of these attacks.
New York Times - July 21, 2005

Coca Cola sees profits rebound

Soft drinks giant Coca Cola bounces back from a poor first quarter with a 9% rise in profits, boosted by sales in China and Mexico.
BBC News - July 21, 2005

Computer demand boosts Microsoft

Top software maker Microsoft sees fourth-quarter profits rise on the back of increasing sales of laptops and personal computers.
BBC News - July 21, 2005

US court sentences drunken pilots

Two America West pilots convicted of operating a jet full of passengers while drunk are sentenced to jail terms.
BBC News - July 21, 2005

Haitians mourn slain journalist

Haitian mourners attend the funeral of a prominent journalist slain by kidnappers.
BBC News - July 21, 2005

Concern at new diplomas timescale

England's qualifications watchdog believes ministers may be rushing in proposed new diplomas.
BBC News - July 21, 2005

'Four-billion-year chill' on Mars

A new study suggests that Mars has always been very cold and inhospitable.
BBC News - July 21, 2005

NI tourist is held over killing

A teenager from County Antrim is arrested over the murder of a woman in Gran Canaria.
BBC News - July 21, 2005

Rice tells Sudan to act on Darfur

The US secretary of state says Sudan's government has a "credibility problem" on ending the Darfur crisis.
BBC News - July 21, 2005

Tube still disrupted after blasts

Services on the Tube are still disrupted after a series of explosions on the network.
BBC News - July 21, 2005

U.S. Will Offer Doctors Free Electronic Records System

In an unprecedented move, Medicare plans to give doctors free software to computerize their medical practices.
New York Times - July 21, 2005

Algerian Diplomats Are Abducted in Iraq

The kidnappings appeared to be the latest strike in the insurgent campaign to drive Muslim diplomats from the country.
New York Times - July 21, 2005

Israel Considers Moving Up Gaza Pullout

Israel's vice prime minister, Ehud Olmert, raised the possibility today that the government could move up its planned mid-August withdrawal of Jewish settlers from the Gaza Strip.
New York Times - July 21, 2005

British Police Evacuate 3 Subway Stations After Explosions

Prime Minister Tony Blair called for calm today following the blasts that struck three subway stations and a bus.
New York Times - July 21, 2005

Video Game Known for Violence Lands in Trouble Over Sex

The board that rates video games assigned the new Grand Theft Auto game an adults-only label, effectively removing it from the shelves of most U.S. retail chains.
New York Times - July 21, 2005

China Says It Will No Longer Peg Its Currency to the U.S. Dollar

China bowed to months of pressure by revaluing the yuan by 2.1 percent and abandoning the currency's decade-old peg against the dollar.
New York Times - July 21, 2005

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