Gill Report - Stillbirth risk for women over 40

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Obama OKs modest tax changes after seeking ideas
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New TV trends Internet movies, 3-D, power saving
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His US sentence served, Noriega fights extradition
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Religion today
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Ill. House impeaches governor, who vows to fight
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R. Kelly no longer trapped in marriage
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Patrick Swayze checks into hospital with pneumonia
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Swayze checks himself into hospital with pneumonia
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Patrick Swayze checks himself into hospital
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Tebow, No. 1 Florida beat Oklahoma for BCS title
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Stillbirth risk for women over 40

Women who have a baby aged 40 or over are at an increased risk of stillbirth, US researchers have warned.
BBC News - February 10, 2007
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CNN	Putin: U.S. actions foster nukes
	Russian President Vladimir Putin on Saturday blamed the "almost uncontained use of military force" by the U.S. for inciting other countries to seek nuclear weapons to defend themselves. "Unilateral, illegitimate actions have not solved a single problem, they have become a hotbed of fu... CNN - February 10, 2007

Undercover Officer Is Critically Hurt in Shooting

The husband of another officer was being questioned in the shooting in Brooklyn, the police said.
New York Times - February 10, 2007

Critics Question Education Department?s Screening

About 100 academic researchers have signed a letter of protest over the breadth of background checks.
New York Times - February 10, 2007

New Episcopal Leader Braces for Gay-Rights Test

Bishop Katharine Jefferts Schori may face hostility at a meeting in Tanzania with Anglican bishops.
New York Times - February 10, 2007

Surf?s Upscale as Sport Reverses Beach Bum Image

Surfing has become a status sport, and vacation packages, instruction, equipment and real estate are big business.
New York Times - February 10, 2007

Troubles Grow for a University Built on Profits

Educators and students say the University of Phoenix?s focus on the bottom line has eroded academic quality.
New York Times - February 10, 2007

Congress Finds Ways to Avoid Lobbyist Limits

Lawmakers continue to invite corporate lobbyists to help pay for fund-raisers that look a lot like the ones that Congress just barred lobbyists from sponsoring.
New York Times - February 10, 2007

New Setback in North Korean Nuclear Talks

Negotiations stalled as disagreements arose about the size and timing of the aid package that would be provided in exchange for shutting down nuclear weapons facilities.
New York Times - February 10, 2007

Calm Prevails in Jerusalem on Day After Excavation Clashes

Jerusalem streets were largely quiet a day after the police clashed with Palestinian protesters near a sensitive religious compound.
New York Times - February 10, 2007

In Niger, Trees and Crops Turn Back the Desert

Poor farmers? simple methods have helped lead to millions of newly tree-covered acres in a dust-choked region.
New York Times - February 10, 2007

Portugal?s Vote on Abortion Ban Stirs Emotions

A referendum on loosening restrictive abortion laws has pitted the Socialist government against Roman Catholics.
New York Times - February 10, 2007

Economic Powers to Study Growing Influence of Hedge Funds

World finance ministers said they would scrutinize the sector closely with an eye toward encouraging more self-regulation.
New York Times - February 10, 2007

'Old' music's digital comeback

Click presenter Spencer Kelly looks at how digital downloading is changing the UK's music charts.
BBC News - February 10, 2007

Actor Sheen backs Burberry fight

Actor Michael Sheen is the latest celebrity to oppose the closure of Burberry's south Wales factory.
BBC News - February 10, 2007

Call for end to double jeopardy

The Scottish Tories call for the law on double jeopardy to be changed so a person can be tried again for the same crime.
BBC News - February 10, 2007

Man ruled out of letter bomb probe

A man held by police probing letter bombs sent to UK businesses is eliminated from the investigation.
BBC News - February 10, 2007

Turkmenistan elects new president

Turkmenistan's voters are choosing a successor to the late autocratic president amid hopes of a political thaw.
BBC News - February 10, 2007

Football: Man Utd ease to win

Ji-Sung Park and Darren Fletcher score a goal each as Man United beat Charlton.
BBC News - February 10, 2007

Putin attacks 'very dangerous' US

Russia's president says America's "almost uncontained" use of force is fuelling a nuclear arms race.
BBC News - February 10, 2007

Cameron 'smoked drugs at school'

Allegations that Tory leader David Cameron took drugs at school are made in a new biography of the politician.
BBC News - February 10, 2007

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