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Audiovox to expand availability of TV on the road
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How big Jurassic flying reptiles got off ground
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Gaza fighting rages despite cease-fire proposal
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Israel blasts suspected tunnels near Egypt border
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Think pink Galapagos rosy lizard is new species
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Transcript Mumbai gunmen were commanded by phone
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Pope Benedict jokes about hoarse voice
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China, US mark ties warmed by pingpong diplomacy
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Asia stocks tumble amid renewed economy worries
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Chavez to keep sending free fuel to US poor
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Obama names special watchdog for federal spending
Southern Ledger - January 8, 2009

Gasols 4th-quarter surge leads Lakers
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Fatal Calif. train station shooting sparks anger
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Lin, Harvard upset No. 17 Boston College 82-70
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Blake tops Hewitt at Hopman Cup
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GM leverages Chinese success to reinvent LaCrosse
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AP NewsBreak No trial for Nazi hit man in Germany
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Razorlight, the Red Hot Chili Peppers and the Smashing Pumpkins will play the Reading and Leeds festivals.
BBC News - March 19, 2007
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Hamas Militants Take Credit for Sniper Attack

An Israeli worker for an electric utility company was wounded by a sniper near the border with the Gaza Strip today, and the armed wing of Hamas claimed responsibility.
New York Times - March 19, 2007

Detainee Alleges He Was Beaten in U.S. Custody

In an affidavit, David Hicks contends that he was beaten during interrogations and saw abuse of other prisoners.
New York Times - March 19, 2007

U.S. Embassy Convoy in Afghanistan Is Attacked

Several officials and bystanders were injured in the suicide car bombing in Kabul today, the embassy said.
New York Times - March 19, 2007

Explosion in Coal Mine Kills 61 in Siberia

A methane gas explosion today in a region notorious for mine accidents trapped almost 200 miners underground.
New York Times - March 19, 2007

Bush Pleads for Patience in Iraq on War?s Anniversary

President Bush marked the fourth anniversary of the invasion by warning that hard days lie ahead.
New York Times - March 19, 2007

Heart Drug Fails in Trial, and AtheroGenics Shares Plunge

New York Times - March 19, 2007

Take-Two Examines Possible Sale of Company

Shares of Take-Two Interactive Software rose 8.4 percent after the company postponed its annual meeting and said it would consider alternatives to a proposed hostile takeover.
New York Times - March 19, 2007

Airbus Superjumbo Takes a Lap Around America

The world?s largest passenger plane, plagued by delays, will stop at several American airports this week.
New York Times - March 19, 2007

Black trial delayed until Tuesday

The trial of Lord Conrad Black is delayed until Tuesday, following objections from the media tycoon's lawyers.
BBC News - March 19, 2007

Cricket: India beat Bermuda

India's record World Cup total of 413-5 is far too good for Bermuda in Trinidad.
BBC News - March 19, 2007

Spector trial jury process begins

Jury selection begins in the delayed murder trial of legendary US record producer Phil Spector.
BBC News - March 19, 2007

Lara helps West Indies go through

Captain Brian Lara hits 44 not out as West Indies reach the Super 8 phase by beating Zimbabwe by six wickets.
BBC News - March 19, 2007

US high court mulls free speech

The US Supreme Court is considering its first major test of free speech for students in a generation.
BBC News - March 19, 2007

Hospital car parks make millions

Campaigners say the money made by NHS trusts from car parking charges is shameful as some trusts' income tops �2m a year.
BBC News - March 19, 2007

Academic credits for volunteering

Students might be offered academic credits in exchange for volunteering, under government plans.
BBC News - March 19, 2007

GM mosquito 'could fight malaria'

A genetically-engineered mosquito resistant to malaria is better able to survive than disease-carrying insects.
BBC News - March 19, 2007

Push for 'personal' public services

Tony Blair says schools and hospitals should become more "personalised" as he unveils the first of his policy reviews.
BBC News - March 19, 2007

BP facing US criticism over blast

BP is expected to be heavily criticised by US safety officials over a refinery blast that killed 15 workers.
BBC News - March 19, 2007

Fire protest asylum seeker dies

A failed asylum seeker from Nepal who set himself on fire before an appeal in Glasgow dies in hospital.
BBC News - March 19, 2007

Mob attacks air crash ambulance

An ambulance taking a casualty from an Army helicopter crash in County Armagh is attacked.
BBC News - March 19, 2007

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