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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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Review Unborn offers up more laughs than scares
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Pitchers, Especially in Pinstripes, Have a Hard Time Fooling Boston's David Ortiz

The challenge within the challenge when the Yankees begin a four-game series in Boston on Thursday is to suppress David Ortiz.
New York Times - July 14, 2005
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Younger Students Show Gains in Math and Reading

America's elementary school students made solid gains in both reading and math in the first years of this decade, according to test results.
New York Times - July 14, 2005

NASA Still Eyes July Liftoff, Pending Finding on Faulty Sensor

NASA said today that it would not try to launch the space shuttle Discovery until it had finished investigating a malfunction.
New York Times - July 14, 2005

One-Story Building Collapses into Busy Block of Manhattan

A handful of people waiting at an Upper West Side bus stop were trapped today in a collapse that left a heap of debris.
New York Times - July 14, 2005

Data Shows Rising Toll of Iraqis From Insurgency

Civilians and police died at a rate of more than 800 a month between August and May.
New York Times - July 14, 2005

As Police Search for Clues, Britain Pauses to Mourn

London held a moment of silence for its victims, now estimated to number 53, and police identified one of the suspects.
New York Times - July 14, 2005

U.S. Says It Captured Key Member of Al Qaeda in Iraq

A top lieutenant of Abu Musab al-Zarqawi has been captured by coalition troops in Ramadi, the U.S. military announced today.
New York Times - July 14, 2005

S.&P. 500 Hits 4-Year High

The Standard & Poor's 500-stock index closed at a four-year high, buoyed by several days worth of positive economic and corporate earnings reports.
New York Times - July 14, 2005

Hospice founder Dame Cicely dies

Dame Cicely Saunders, the woman who founded the modern hospice movement, has died at the renowned centre she founded.
BBC News - July 14, 2005

Police racism review sets targets

A review into racism in Scotland's police forces issues 63 recommendations on how to improve race relations.
BBC News - July 14, 2005

Gas levels high in furnace blast

Hydrogen gas in a steelworks furnace had been at high levels hours before an explosion which killed three men.
BBC News - July 14, 2005

Public sector tops wages stakes

Public sector workers earn 17% more per hour than their private sector counterparts, a report says.
BBC News - July 14, 2005

Gaza rockets trigger Israeli raid

Israeli aircraft fire missiles at targets in the Gaza Strip, after an Israeli woman is killed by a Palestinian rocket.
BBC News - July 14, 2005

Golf: Tiger leads the way

Tiger Woods stamps his authority on the 134th Open with a first-round 66 to lead by one stroke at St Andrews.
BBC News - July 14, 2005

UK Zimbabwe removals suspended

The removal of failed asylum seekers to Zimbabwe has been suspended pending High Court cases.
BBC News - July 14, 2005

Byers admits untruth on Railtrack

Ex-minister Stephen Byers says he was not truthful to MPs about events leading up to Railtrack's collapse.
BBC News - July 14, 2005

UK Muslim leader barred from US

British Muslim leader Dr Zaki Badawi says he was refused entry to the US.
BBC News - July 14, 2005

Vigil for London bombing victims

Thousands attend a vigil for the victims of the London bombings and to thank the emergency services.
BBC News - July 14, 2005

Tiger Woods Rises to Top of Leaderboard at British Open

Five years after he conquered the Old Course at St. Andrews, he began his chase for a second British Open title today.
New York Times - July 14, 2005

Building Wall Collapses in Busy Section on Upper West Side

The wall of a two-story building collapsed, trapping a handful of people waiting at a bus stop on the corner.
New York Times - July 14, 2005

ABC Piles Emmy Nods With 'Desperate' and 'Lost'

Two new series that helped pull ABC out of a prime-time ratings were among shows that led the 57th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards.
New York Times - July 14, 2005

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