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Slain Iraqi Legislator Knew the Risks She Was Taking

Three men with pistols shot to death an Iraqi legislator today at the front gate of her home in a brazen daylight attack.
New York Times - April 27, 2005
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CNN	Bush unveils energy vision
	President Bush today compared dependence on overseas oil to a "foreign tax on the American people" and proposed a series of initiatives to fight the problem, including more nuclear plants and using technology to develop new energy sources. It was his second energy speech in a week and come... CNN - April 27, 2005

Note to Subway Riders: Watch Out for Those iPods

New York City police officials said that an increase in subway crime this year is driven almost entirely by a dramatic rise in robberies and thefts of cell phones and iPods.
New York Times - April 27, 2005

Orange-Clad Israelis Protest Gaza Withdrawal

Tens of thousands of Israelis marched through the largest settlement bloc in the Gaza Strip today to protest the planned evacuation.
New York Times - April 27, 2005

In 6 Languages, Benedict XVI Gets Comfortable With His Audience

Benedict XVI held the traditional Wednesday papal audience, using the occasion to express what may become a central theme of his papacy: the Christian roots of Europe.
New York Times - April 27, 2005

Riot Police Crack Down on Day of Anti-Mubarak Protests Across Egypt

Egypt's fledgling movement for political reform tried to extend its reach nationally by organizing demonstrations in 14 major cities.
New York Times - April 27, 2005

New Iraqi Premier Says Impasse Over Cabinet Is Broken

Iraq's new prime minister said he had submitted a full list of cabinet members, opening the way for a new coalition government to assume power.
New York Times - April 27, 2005

White House Firm on Bolton Despite Inquiry

The White House reiterated its unstinting support for John R. Bolton to be ambassador to the United Nations today.
New York Times - April 27, 2005

Durable-Goods Orders Sank in March for 3rd Month in a Row

Orders for big-ticket items like cars and computers unexpectedly tumbled 2.8 percent in March for their steepest drop in two and a half years.
New York Times - April 27, 2005

Starbucks higher on new outlets

Coffee chain Starbucks sees profits rise on more store openings and sales of a new chocolate drink.
BBC News - April 27, 2005

US terror charge Briton convicted

A British man is found guilty of attempting to support terrorism after trying to sell a missile to an undercover FBI agent.
BBC News - April 27, 2005

Ex-Afghan rights chief attacks US

The former UN human rights envoy to Afghanistan says he lost his job because of US pressure.
BBC News - April 27, 2005

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BBC News - April 27, 2005

Top generals sacked in Colombia

Colombia's president fires four senior generals for reportedly disagreeing with military reforms.
BBC News - April 27, 2005

Bush seeks to ease US oil needs

President Bush unveils energy initiatives designed to make the US less dependent on fossil fuels.
BBC News - April 27, 2005

Pollutant affects sex chromosome

An environmental pollutant can change the ratio of sperm carrying male and female chromosomes, a study says.
BBC News - April 27, 2005

Extended school clubs 'voluntary'

Education secretary Ruth Kelly stresses schools would not have to provide the after-hours clubs Labour plans.
BBC News - April 27, 2005

Berlusconi wins MPs' confidence

Italy's lower house of parliament backs a vote of confidence in Silvio Berlusconi's new government.
BBC News - April 27, 2005

Man charged over Belfast murder

A man is due to appear in court in Belfast charged with the murder of a man in the east of the city last week.
BBC News - April 27, 2005

LibDems push credibility message

Charles Kennedy is to stress the Liberal Democrats' credibility as a party of government on a visit to Scotland on Thursday.
BBC News - April 27, 2005

Football: Chelsea 0-0 Liverpool

Liverpool hold Chelsea to a goalless draw in the Champions League semi-final first leg.
BBC News - April 27, 2005

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