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CNN	Sighting of missing children ruled out
	Authorities have ruled out a purported sighting of two missing Idaho children at a Bonners Ferry, Idaho store, said a spokesman for the Kootenai County Sheriff's Department. CNN - May 20, 2005 READ THE FULL STORY

CNN	Could married assassins 'kill' at the box office?
	Hollywood is looking to a number of places -- including wars in two galaxies -- for a box office boost. The movie industry makes more than half its money between May and Labor Day weekend. There are high expectations for the latest Star Wars epic and the remake of "War of the Worlds." But... CNN - May 20, 2005

CNN	Saddam's attorney: Why no charges?
	As a British tabloid on Friday published photos of Saddam Hussein in captivity, the former Iraqi leader's defense attorney demanded to know why his client has not been charged 19 months after his capture. CNN - May 20, 2005

Afghans Dispute Claim That Kidnapped Italian Aid Worker Is Dead

The hostage, Clementina Cantoni, 32, who works for the humanitarian organization CARE International.
New York Times - May 20, 2005

Showdown Looms as Republicans Seek to End Judicial Debate

Senate Republicans moved today to shut off debate on the nomination of Justice Priscilla R. Owen to a federal appeals court seat.
New York Times - May 20, 2005

First Lady Says President Should Have Been Told of Evacuation

Laura Bush's comments were the first in public from the White House to question the decision to keep the president in the dark.
New York Times - May 20, 2005

U.S. Denounces Release of Candid Hussein Photos

President Bush doubted that the photos would inflame Iraqis, but the White House press office was taking no chances.
New York Times - May 20, 2005

Cuba dissidents hold rare rally

Around 200 Cuban dissidents hold a public meeting in Havana in defiance of a ban on political opposition.
BBC News - May 20, 2005

Ex-prisoner backs Koran protests

A former Guantanamo Bay prisoner tells a demonstration in London that he saw American soldiers desecrate the Koran.
BBC News - May 20, 2005

Lawyers reject Iraq inquiry call

Government lawyers reject bereaved relatives' calls for Iraq inquiry.
BBC News - May 20, 2005

Money squeeze hits adult learners

Colleges say competing demands for funding mean there will be fewer courses for adults seeking new skills.
BBC News - May 20, 2005

Star Wars US debuts take $16.5m

The final Star Wars film takes an estimated $16.5m (�9m) at debut screenings across the US.
BBC News - May 20, 2005

Karzai angry at US Afghan 'abuse'

Afghan President Hamid Karzai condemns alleged abuse of prisoners by US troops, as he prepares to visit Washington.
BBC News - May 20, 2005

Police prepare for FA Cup protest

As Man United fans threaten protests over the club's takeover, police complete FA Cup final preparations.
BBC News - May 20, 2005

Exxon facing overcharge payouts

Oil giant Exxon Mobil is ordered to pay damages to more than 10,000 petrol station owners for overcharging on the cost of its fuel.
BBC News - May 20, 2005

Football: Baggies chase Johnson

West Brom are reported to have offered �2m plus Robert Earnshaw for Crystal Palace striker Andy Johnson.
BBC News - May 20, 2005

Ethiopia call for unity goverment

An Ethiopian opposition group calls for a government of national unity after Sunday's disputed elections.
BBC News - May 20, 2005

Bush 'would veto' stem cell bill

President Bush says he will veto a bill to ease restrictions on stem cell research a day after a major breakthrough.
BBC News - May 20, 2005

Football: Cardiff ready for final

Thousands of fans will descend on Cardiff on Saturday for the FA Cup final between Arsenal and Man Utd.
BBC News - May 20, 2005

Jackson ex-lawyer tells of 'plot'

Michael Jackson's former lawyer tells his child abuse trial he feared an extortion plot by the accuser's family.
BBC News - May 20, 2005

WHO agrees to smallpox research

The World Health Organisation agrees to further research on smallpox despite pressure to have stocks destroyed.
BBC News - May 20, 2005

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