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Scientists expose HIV weak spot

Scientists show what happens when an infection-fighting antibody attacks a gap in HIV's formidable defences.
BBC News - February 14, 2007
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CNN	Bush: Iran supplying arms in Iraq
	U.S. President George W. Bush has said he does not know if orders to use Iranian-made weapons to kill U.S. troops came from the highest levels of Tehran's government, but he's certain Iran's elite paramilitary Quds Force is involved. "I do not know whether or not the Quds Force was ordered from... CNN - February 14, 2007

Bomb Kills 11 on Military Bus in Iran

An ethnic Baluchi opposition group claimed responsibility for the attack today, an Iranian news agency said.
New York Times - February 14, 2007

Lebanese Mark Date of Assassination

Thousands of people gathered in Beirut today on the anniversary of the slaying of the former prime minister.
New York Times - February 14, 2007

Bush Says Iran Is Source of Deadly Bombs

President Bush said today he is certain that elements of the Iranian government are supplying roadside bombs that kill American troops in Iraq.
New York Times - February 14, 2007

U.S. Hopes New Dollar Coins Attract Spenders

The Mint is encouraging Americans to drop the presidential coins into cash registers, not just collectors' cases.
New York Times - February 14, 2007

State of the Art: Freedom for Prisoners of Voice Mail

If you?re tired of spending time and cellphone minutes listening to the voice-mail lady, try new tools that convert voice messages to text and deliver them by e-mail.
New York Times - February 14, 2007

Chrysler to Cut 13,000 Jobs in Overhaul

All or part of four North American plants will be closed, and its parent company did not rule out selling the unit.
New York Times - February 14, 2007

The ?Toyota Way? Is Translated for a New Generation of Foreign Managers

At the Toyota Institute, promising executives learn some of the most prized management secrets in corporate Japan.
New York Times - February 14, 2007

Dow Jones closes at record high

The Dow Jones index closes at a record high of 12,741 after Fed chairman Ben Bernanke eases inflation fears.
BBC News - February 14, 2007

Defence rests in CIA leak trial

The defence rests after only three days in the case of an ex-White House aide accused of lying to investigators.
BBC News - February 14, 2007

Mills McCartney speaks to police

Heather Mills McCartney attends a police station in Sussex to discuss "a number of issues" with officers.
BBC News - February 14, 2007

Blair pledge on Afghanistan fight

Prime Minister Tony Blair pledges to "see the job through" in Afghanistan in spite of a resurgent Taleban.
BBC News - February 14, 2007

Anti-abuse powers to get backing

Tough new powers to prevent the abuse of vulnerable adults are to be endorsed by MSPs.
BBC News - February 14, 2007

Turkey products cleared for sale

The Food Standards Agency clears some Bernard Matthews products for sale following the Suffolk bird flu outbreak.
BBC News - February 14, 2007

Man charged over village attacks

A 20-year-old man is charged in connection with a series of stabbings in a County Tyrone village, police say.
BBC News - February 14, 2007

Abbas delays power-share speech

Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas delays a key speech, raising concern for a new power-sharing deal.
BBC News - February 14, 2007

Serbia rejects UN plan for Kosovo

Serbia's parliament overwhelmingly rejects a United Nations proposal on the future status of Kosovo.
BBC News - February 14, 2007

Arsenal shatter Bolton cup hopes

Arsenal miss two penalties but score two extra-time goals to beat Bolton and set up an FA Cup fifth round tie with Blackburn.
BBC News - February 14, 2007

Football: Blackburn beaten

Shabani Nonda's late strike gives Blackburn hope despite a Uefa Cup loss to Bayer Leverkusen.
BBC News - February 14, 2007

Transport targets 'not being met'

The Department of Transport is failing to meet most of its targets, according to a report by a committee of MPs.
BBC News - February 14, 2007

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