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US-China on verge of textile deal

The US and China are close to a deal in a trade dispute over soaring Chinese textile imports.
BBC News - August 17, 2005
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CNN	Islanders mourn Venezuela crash victims
	Weeping relatives and friends prayed at a memorial ceremony Wednesday as people on this French Caribbean island struggled with the loss of 152 people from Martinique in a plane crash in Venezuela. CNN - August 17, 2005

Sentencing Hearing for B.T.K. Killer Gets Under Way

Dennis Rader, who has confessed to being the B.T.K. serial murderer, sat glumly today as prosecutors revealed new evidence.
New York Times - August 17, 2005

Israelis Watch Images From Gaza With Tears and Toughness

The forcible evacuation of Israeli citizens from Gaza today filled television screens and radio programs with emotional images and speeches.
New York Times - August 17, 2005

Italy to Extradite Suspect in Failed London Bombings

A court today approved the extradition of a British man suspected of taking part in the failed bombings in London on July 21.
New York Times - August 17, 2005

Israeli Soldiers Start to Press Gaza's Holdouts

Israeli soldiers moved into the Gaza Strip early today to persuade reluctant residents to leave their homes voluntarily.
New York Times - August 17, 2005

Wholesale Inflation Spiked on Higher Gas Prices

The report indicated that businesses are still shielding consumers from the full brunt of higher energy costs.
New York Times - August 17, 2005

Gang wars plague Nuevo Laredo

The Mexican city of Nuevo Laredo is trapped in a bloody war between rival drug gangs, seeking to control routes into the US, reports Claire Marshall.
BBC News - August 17, 2005

Meadow fights striking off by GMC

Paediatrician Professor Sir Roy Meadow lodges appeal against General Medical Council decision to strike him off.
BBC News - August 17, 2005

PSNI reconstruct teen's movements

Police investigating the murder of a teenager in north Belfast are to reconstruct his last movements.
BBC News - August 17, 2005

'100 drown' in Ecuador shipwreck

More than 100 Ecuadorean would-be migrants are feared dead in a shipwreck off the Colombian coast.
BBC News - August 17, 2005

Tennis: British trio beaten

Andy Murray, Greg Rusedski and Tim Henman bow out in the second round of the Cincinnati Masters.
BBC News - August 17, 2005

Football: Danes humiliate England

Denmark score three goals in seven second-half minutes to humiliate England.
BBC News - August 17, 2005

Students get A-level grades first

A-level grades are being released to pupils before the media, in an attempt to stave off debate about standards.
BBC News - August 17, 2005

CNN	Israel: Gaza pullout moving fast
	Despite some resistance, authorities say Israel's historic withdrawal from Gaza is progressing rapidly, predicting that 10 out of 21 Jewish settlements will be cleared by the end of Wednesday. CNN - August 17, 2005

CNN	Investigator: BTK killer called self a 'monster'
	Confessed BTK serial killer Dennis Rader called himself a "monster" and told authorities about a chilling conversation with an 11-year-old girl he said he targeted because of sexual attraction, officers testified today. CNN - August 17, 2005

CNN	Anti-war protest moves nearer to Bush ranch
	Anti-war demonstrators led by the mother of a soldier killed in Iraq will move their campsite closer to President Bush's Texas ranch. The new site, offered by a sympathetic landowner, is a mile from Bush's Crawford home. The move comes after the president's neighbors complained about sanitation and... CNN - August 17, 2005

Steroids Taint Baseball's Big Bang

As this scrutiny of players continues, there is one statistic - home run totals - that is being more closely watched than any other.
New York Times - August 17, 2005

Many Going to College Are Not Ready, Report Says

Only about half of this year's high school graduates have the reading skills they need to succeed in college, a study has concluded.
New York Times - August 17, 2005

Israeli Troops Persuade, and Force, Settlers to Leave Gaza

Some had to be physically dragged out of their homes and loaded onto waiting buses. Also, an Israeli killed two Palestinians in the West Bank.
New York Times - August 17, 2005

String of Car Bombings Kills at Least 43 in Iraqi Capital

An interior ministry official said two car bombs went off at a bus terminal, and a third went off en route to the hospital.
New York Times - August 17, 2005

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