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U.S. Marshals Seize 2 Drugs, Citing Production Violations

Federal officials said GlaxoSmithKline failed to correct violations of production safety standards in Paxil CR and Avandamet.
New York Times - March 4, 2005
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CNN	Coalition: Troops fired after car ignored warnings
	U.S. soldiers attempted to warn the occupants of a car carrying a freed Italian journalist before troops opened fire, killing a bodyguard and wounding the reporter, multinational officials said Friday night. Giuliana Sgrena and three Italian security officers were in the car headed to Baghdad Intern... CNN - March 4, 2005

CNN	Officials: Warnings ignored
	Italian journalist Giuliana Sgrena was wounded and one of her bodyguards killed by U.S. troops while on her way to the airport after one month of captivity in Iraq, multinational forces said Friday night. CNN - March 4, 2005

London's Mayor Draws Complaints From Jewish Groups

Ken Livingstone accused Israel of "ethnic cleansing" and described Prime Minister Ariel Sharon as a war criminal.
New York Times - March 4, 2005

Bush and Democrats Take Social Security Debate on the Road

President Bush today pledged to mend a hole in the system's safety net and Democrats urged, "Do no harm."
New York Times - March 4, 2005

Syria Expected to Announce Gradual Pullout of Troops in Lebanon

Skeptics said today that they expected President Bashar al-Assad of Syria to repeat existing plans.
New York Times - March 4, 2005

Germany to Compensate Heirs of Jewish-Owned Store Chain

A German court decided one of the biggest and most bitterly disputed claims for restitution of property seized by the Nazis.
New York Times - March 4, 2005

Crack Appears in Shiite Alliance as 2 Iraqis Withdraw

Two politicians withdrew from the alliance cobbled together by Iraq's most powerful Shiite cleric.
New York Times - March 4, 2005

U.S. Drops Effort on Abortion Proviso at U.N. Meeting on Women

The U.S. dropped its insistence that a document being put to a vote today include an antiabortion amendment.
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U.S. Economy Added 262,000 Jobs in February

The government report today confirmed that the economy remained on a path of robust and sustained growth.
New York Times - March 4, 2005

Glaxo sees two drugs seized in US

The US Food and Drugs Administration seizes batches of two GlaxoSmithKline drugs after concerns over manufacturing quality.
BBC News - March 4, 2005

Ecuador arms case minister freed

A former defence minister of Ecuador is freed from house arrest, charged with backing a secret arms deal.
BBC News - March 4, 2005

US Air Force lifts its Boeing ban

The US Air Force ends a 20-month ban stopping Boeing from bidding for satellite-launch contracts.
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Jack McConnell will invoke Margaret Thatcher's memory to warn voters against returning the Tories to power.
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Bluebirds owner Sam Hammam says he cannot rule out more player sales due to the financial crisis at the club.
BBC News - March 4, 2005

London heads the UK wages league

Residents of wealthy London boroughs earn up to four times more than people hailing from low-income local authorities in the north of England
BBC News - March 4, 2005

Problems over school places

Hundreds of children in London have yet to be told they have a place at secondary school, while others have had several offers.
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Video of Jackson's accuser shown

The jury in Michael Jackson's child abuse trial are shown a video in which his accuser's family call him a father figure.
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Football: Sunderland go top

Sunderland move to the top of the Championship after beating 10-man Burnley.
BBC News - March 4, 2005

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