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Some Cities Will Get Early Look at ?Sicko?

The Michael Moore documentary will open on Friday on a single screen in New York after being pirated on YouTube.
New York Times - June 19, 2007
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Atlantis Disconnects From Space Station

The two spacecraft disconnected as they passed over New Guinea, a quiet end to a busy, tumultuous 10-day visit.
New York Times - June 19, 2007

9 Firefighters Are Killed in South Carolina Blaze

A building in Charleston collapsed in the worst loss of life for firefighters in the city?s history.
New York Times - June 19, 2007

Truck Bombing Kills Scores at Shiite Mosque in Baghdad

As a major coalition offensive against insurgents in and around Baghdad entered its second day, an attack on a Shiite mosque killed at least 61 people.
New York Times - June 19, 2007

Royal Philips Takes Another Step Into L.E.D. Market

The company continues to bet heavily on the future of the technology with a $688 million deal for Color Kinetics.
New York Times - June 19, 2007

Boeing Scores With Dreamliner Order

The International Lease Finance Corporation signed an agreement with Boeing for an order of 50 new 787 Dreamliners.
New York Times - June 19, 2007

Cadbury to Cut Jobs and Sell Beverage Unit

Cadbury Schweppes, the biggest candy maker in the world, said it planned to cut 7,500 jobs and sell the United States beverage unit that made Dr Pepper, Snapple and 7-Up to become more profitable.
New York Times - June 19, 2007

Boeing flies ahead with new order

Boeing's new 787 Dreamliner jet gets a major boost, with an order for 50 planes from a big aircraft leasing group.
BBC News - June 19, 2007

Atlantis undocks for flight home

The Atlantis orbiter detaches from the International Space Station for a return to Earth on Thursday.
BBC News - June 19, 2007

'Mafia' trial starts in Chicago

Alleged mafia boss Joey 'the Clown' Lombardo and four others go on trial in the US city of Chicago.
BBC News - June 19, 2007

Desalination 'not the solution'

Turning salt water into drinking water is not a solution to tackle global water scarcity, a WWF report says.
BBC News - June 19, 2007

Jail inmates will be freed early

The early release of some non-violent inmates is announced as the prison population in England and Wales soars.
BBC News - June 19, 2007

Six arrests in gas pipe eviction

Five men and a woman are arrested as tree protesters opposed to a gas pipeline are evicted.
BBC News - June 19, 2007

Girl held down in 'brutal' rape

The rape of a 16-year-old-girl near a County Tyrone nightclub is described as "brutal" by police.
BBC News - June 19, 2007

'Headless body' fished from water

A boat fishing in the Clyde has hauled up what is believed to be a headless body.
BBC News - June 19, 2007

Royal Mail loses Amazon contract

Royal Mail loses a "critical" �8m contract to collect second class mail from online retailer Amazon.
BBC News - June 19, 2007

Vigil for BBC captive's 100th day

Thousands of BBC staff are to observe a vigil marking 100 days since reporter Alan Johnston was seized in Gaza.
BBC News - June 19, 2007

Bulger pic game withdrawn

A computer game which appeared to feature a CCTV image of James Bulger's abduction is withdrawn from sale.
BBC News - June 19, 2007

EU members warned over treaty

European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso warns EU states not to block talks on a new treaty.
BBC News - June 19, 2007

Robot sub explores giant canyon

Scientists investigate a vast underwater valley the size of the Grand Canyon - just off the coast of Portugal.
BBC News - June 19, 2007

Rushdie diplomatic row escalates

Iran and Pakistan summon UK envoys to protest against the knighthood awarded to novelist Salman Rushdie.
BBC News - June 19, 2007

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