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U.S. Airstrike Kills 9 in Afghan Family

U.S. forces in central Afghanistan called in the airstrike after coming under rocket fire Sunday.
New York Times - March 5, 2007
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CNN	Karzai slams U.S. troops on deaths
	Afghan President Hamid Karzai has condemned U.S. troops for allegedly shooting dead civilians over the weekend as officials said even more -- women, children and an old man -- had been killed in an air strike. CNN - March 5, 2007

English, Irish, Scots: They?re All One, Genes Suggest

Geneticists who have tested DNA throughout the British Isles are struck by the overall genetic similarities.
New York Times - March 5, 2007

NBC Names New Chief for News Program

Alexandra Wallace, a vice president of the news division, will replace John Reiss, and be charged with maintaining the program?s lead in the ratings over ?World News With Charles Gibson? on ABC.
New York Times - March 5, 2007

A Biological Hot Spot in Africa, With New Species Still to Discover

Barely bigger than Rhode Island, the forests of Tanzania contain the highest density of endangered animals anywhere on earth.
New York Times - March 5, 2007

Congress Hears of Neglect in Veterans? Care

Reports of bureaucratic entanglement and indifference on the part of the military?s medical care system dominated the hearing today.
New York Times - March 5, 2007

Suicide Bombing Kills 20 in Baghdad Book Market

The explosion followed the opening of a new stage in the intensified security plan, where more than 1,100 U.S. and Iraqi soldiers moved into Sadr City.
New York Times - March 5, 2007

BlackBerry Maker?s Chairman Resigns but Will Remain as Co-C.E.O.

Research in Motion said it would restate $250 million in results, far more than it originally predicted, after a review of its stock-option grants.
New York Times - March 5, 2007

Asian and European Stocks Continue Decline

On Wall Street, markets opened lower but then stabilized.
New York Times - March 5, 2007

In Florida, a New Way to Sell Hurricane Insurance

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New York Times - March 5, 2007

Wal-Mart Says Employee Taped Reporter?s Calls

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American Mark Wilson wins the Honda Classic in Florida after a four-way play-off.
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Cameron to urge EU change effort

Conservative leader David Cameron is expected to urge his party to change the European Union "from within".
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�8m of 'fuel fraud' assets frozen

The Assets Recovery Agency seizes more than �8m of possessions from the brothers of an alleged fuel smuggler.
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No arrest for soldier's killers

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Dick Cheney has blood clot in leg

US Vice-President Dick Cheney has a blood clot in his leg and is being treated with blood-thinning medication.
BBC News - March 5, 2007

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Zimbabwe's government says it intends to end state subsidies for black-owned commercial farms.
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