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U.S. Forces Strike Iraqi Rebel Stronghold Near Syrian Border

About 1,000 American troops stormed into a village in northwest Iraq near the Syrian border on Saturday in an operation aimed at freeing the area from insurgent control.
New York Times - October 1, 2005
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CNN	36 killed in Bali blasts
	A string of blasts on the Indonesian resort island of Bali have killed at least 36 people and injured about 103 others, hospital officials say. Foreign Ministry spokesman Marty Natalegawa told CNN it appeared the blasts were "the work of terrorists." CNN - October 1, 2005

Middle-Class Family Life in Iraq Withers Amid the Chaos of War

Middle-class Iraqis feel increasingly trapped between the forces that are threatening to split the country apart.
New York Times - October 1, 2005

Yankees Secure Another Division Title

The Yankees won their eighth consecutive A.L. East title, scorching Tim Wakefield for three homers and riding Randy Johnson to a victory.
New York Times - October 1, 2005

Algerian Rebels Said to Reject Amnesty

An Internet statement attributed to Algeria's largest outlawed Islamic militant group, aligned with Al Qaeda, says that it opposes amnesty in exchange for laying down its arms.
New York Times - October 1, 2005

Iran Hints of Reductions of Oil Sales Over Nuclear Dispute

Iran, the world's fourth biggest oil producer, said it may hold back on oil sales if its nuclear program is referred to the U.N. Security Council.
New York Times - October 1, 2005

Kosovo at a Crossroads: U.N. Sees a Deal Just Ahead

For more than six years, a United Nations mission has been trying to forge a modern democratic system in this region.
New York Times - October 1, 2005

To More Inmates, Life Term Means Dying Behind Bars

Driven by tougher laws, thousands of lifers are going into prisons each year, and in many states only a few are ever coming out.
New York Times - October 1, 2005

Bali Bombings Kill at Least 23 in Tourist Spots

The authorities suspect that Jemaah Islamiyah, a radical Islamic terrorist group in Indonesia, was behind the attacks.
New York Times - October 1, 2005

On Television, Brands Go From Props to Stars

Product placement on television no longer means using brand names as mere props. Advertisers are working with writers to incorporate products into story lines.
New York Times - October 1, 2005

Ramblers attack pylon expansion

The Ramblers Association Scotland says a planned major powerline upgrade would be "disastrous".
BBC News - October 1, 2005

Communication aid for paralysed

Japanese scientists have developed a device which allows people with severe paralysis to communicate.
BBC News - October 1, 2005

Man Utd recover to beat Fulham

Ruud van Nistelrooy scores twice as Man Utd come from behind to beat Fulham.
BBC News - October 1, 2005

Boxing: Jones v Tarver 3

Light heavyweight rivals Roy Jones Jr and Antonio Tarver meet for a third time on Saturday.
BBC News - October 1, 2005

Football: Hammers snatch draw

Yossi Benayoun helps West Ham earn a battling draw at Sunderland.
BBC News - October 1, 2005

Bali bomb attacks claim 25 lives

At least 25 people die and more than 100 are injured as the Indonesian resort island of Bali is hit by bomb blasts.
BBC News - October 1, 2005

Ken 'only middle-ground Tory'

Kenneth Clarke is to say his middle ground views mean he is the only man who can return the Tories to power.
BBC News - October 1, 2005

Police appeal over model's murder

Police are appealing for information over the murder of a model in Croydon, south London last week.
BBC News - October 1, 2005

Blair condemns Bali bomb attacks

The prime minister pledges his support for Indonesia in the wake of the latest bomb attacks to hit Bali.
BBC News - October 1, 2005

Iraqi minister's brother seized

Gunmen kidnap the brother of Iraqi Interior Minister Bayan Jabor Solagh as he drives home in Baghdad.
BBC News - October 1, 2005

Tory MP helps save drowning man

A Conservative MP came to the rescue of a drowning man, it has been revealed.
BBC News - October 1, 2005

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