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CNN	Florida roads clear, but 'life's not easy'
	The scars left by Hurricane Charley's sweep across Florida are not likely to disappear soon from either the landscape or the minds of Floridians, who are slowly picking up and moving on in the storm's wake. CNN - August 19, 2004

CNN	Google leaps onto Nasdaq
	Google made its long-awaited debut on the Nasdaq today. More than 9 million shares changed hands within the first few minutes of trading, making Google one of the most actively traded stocks on the Nasdaq. The stock, trading under the ticker symbol GOOG, finally opened shortly before noon ET -- but... CNN - August 19, 2004

CNN	Kerry blasts attack ads
	Democratic presidential candidate and Vietnam War veteran John Kerry on Thursday shot back at attack ads questioning his service record during the war and called on President Bush to denounce the TV commercials. CNN - August 19, 2004

Kerry Calls Ad Group a 'Front for the Bush Campaign'

John Kerry made the comments after weeks of standing by as a group of Vietnam veterans criticized his wartime record.
New York Times - August 19, 2004

Iraqi Government Gives Sadr a Final Chance to End Uprising

Iraq's government warned Moktada al-Sadr today that he would face a military strike unless he met several conditions.
New York Times - August 19, 2004

Shares of Google Jump as It Debuts on Nasdaq

Google stock closed today at $100.34 a share, about 18 percent above the $85 price set in the I.P.O. on Wednesday.
New York Times - August 19, 2004

United Airlines Likely to Terminate Pension Plans

The cash-strapped airline said in a bankruptcy court filing today that it "likely" will be necessary to terminate and replace its employee pension plans.
New York Times - August 19, 2004

Court Rules Some File-Sharing Companies Are Not Liable

Grokster and StreamCast are not liable for the swapping of copyright content through their file-sharing software, a federal appeals court ruled today.
New York Times - August 19, 2004

Oil Prices Hit $48 a Barrel as Iraq Violence Flares

Oil prices struck a fresh record today on violence in Iraq and evidence that strong demand growth in China and India has not slowed due to higher energy costs.
New York Times - August 19, 2004

Iraq mortar fire hits US mission

A mortar round hits the roof of the US embassy in Baghdad, slightly injuring two emplyees, a spokesman says.
BBC News - August 19, 2004

Italy's Parmalat sues US bank

Italian food giant Parmalat is pushing ahead with plans to sue its former auditors by taking CSFB to task over a bond deal back in 2002.
BBC News - August 19, 2004

Explosions shake Iraqi holy city

Heavy blasts rock Najaf hours after the prime minister issues a "final call" to Moqtada Sadr to end his insurgency.
BBC News - August 19, 2004

Google shares rocket on first day

Shares in internet giant Google shoot up 18% in the first day of trading after a cut-price start.
BBC News - August 19, 2004

Abu Ghraib probe 'spreads blame'

A report on the prisoner abuse scandal in Iraq will blame at least two dozen more people, say US defence officials.
BBC News - August 19, 2004

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Britain's new EU commissioner Peter Mandelson joins a "bonding session" with his new colleagues in Brussels.
BBC News - August 19, 2004

Golden day for Brit sailors

Britain's Yngling crew win gold on day six and Team GB's overall medal tally rises to eight after badminton silver.
BBC News - August 19, 2004

Cricket: Bell boosts England

Ian Bell hits 70 on debut as England reach 313-5 after day one of the final Test against West Indies at The Oval.
BBC News - August 19, 2004

Football: Woodgate set for Real

Newcastle's Jonathan Woodgate could move to Real Madrid for �13.4m on Friday.
BBC News - August 19, 2004

Georgia offers S Ossetia pull-out

Georgia offers a partial troop withdrawal from South Ossetia after heavy fighting with separatist rebels.
BBC News - August 19, 2004

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A fast food worker faces a lengthy jail term for burning down the restaurant where he worked after an argument with his boss.
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