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UN curbs Gaza aid after trucks hit by Israeli fire
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UN 257 Palestinian children killed in Gaza
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Arabs, West agree on elements of Gaza resolution
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$5M bond for man charged with murder of Ohio mom
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Firefighters near containment of Colo. wildfire
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Fatal police shooting sparks violent protests
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2 arrested in burglary at Gregg Allmans Ga. home
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Travoltas hold private memorial for son in Florida
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Gavin Creel set to play Claude in Bways Hair
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U.S. Money for Traffic Is Short of Bloomberg?s Plan

The U.S. Department of Transportation provided significantly less money than the mayor had sought as part of his sweeping proposal.
New York Times - August 14, 2007
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Iraqi Military Says 175 Killed, 200 Wounded in 4 Bombings

The bombs tore through the districts near Qahataniya, 75 miles west of Mosul, Iraq?s third-largest city, officials said.
New York Times - August 14, 2007

Bombers Kill at Least 175 in Northern Iraq

Suicide bombers hit a town in northwest Iraq today, killing at least 175 people and wounding 200 others, the Iraqi military said.
New York Times - August 14, 2007

Economic Scene: Remembering a Classic Investing Theory

David Leonhardt explores how a investing system of the past could aid analysis of today?s stock market.
New York Times - August 14, 2007

CBS and Imus Settle Differences Over His Firing

Don Imus and CBS announced that they had settled the remaining differences surrounding his firing in April.
New York Times - August 14, 2007

UBS Paints Grim Picture for Future Earnings

The Swiss bank?s outlook raises concerns about the sustainability of profit growth in the investment banking sector.
New York Times - August 14, 2007

VMware Shares Surge With I.P.O.

Shares in the software company VMware surged nearly 75 percent early in their first day of trading, closing at $51, or $22 above the initial offering price of $29.
New York Times - August 14, 2007

46 Million Nokia Cell Batteries Defective

The cellphone maker was offering to replace the batteries, which were made in China, at no cost to consumers.
New York Times - August 14, 2007

Fund?s Request for Redemption Halt Denied

The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission said today it had no authority to grant a request by the Sentinel Management Group to block client redemptions.
New York Times - August 14, 2007

Europe?s Bank Says Financial Turmoil Largely Over

The statement by the European Central Bank is a sign that it will likely proceed with a plan to lift borrowing costs in early September to curb inflation.
New York Times - August 14, 2007

Wal-Mart Cuts Annual Forecast

The nation?s largest retailer and a bellwether for the economy warned that profits would be lower than expected for the year, citing higher energy costs and interest rates.
New York Times - August 14, 2007

Dow Falls More Than 200 Points

A jittery Wall Street reacted negatively today to disappointing reports from Wal-Mart and Home Depot.
New York Times - August 14, 2007

Mattel Issues New Recall of Toys Made in China

The world?s largest toy company announced its second major recall of toys from China contaminated with lead paint.
New York Times - August 14, 2007

Stars mourn Mike Reid's passing

TV stars, including cast members from EastEnders, attend the funeral of Mike Reid who died last month.
BBC News - August 14, 2007

Older patients' rights 'abused'

MPS and peers warn many hospitals and care homes fail to protect the human rights of older patients.
BBC News - August 14, 2007

Pensioner injured in bomb attack

A pensioner suffers minor injuries after a petrol bomb is thrown at his home in west Belfast.
BBC News - August 14, 2007

Man dies after litter row attack

A man dies a week after a violent confrontation with two youths who threw litter into a car window.
BBC News - August 14, 2007

Israeli strikes kill six in Gaza

Six Palestinians, including several militants, die in a series of Israeli military strikes in the southern Gaza Strip.
BBC News - August 14, 2007

Guatemala adoption home 'legal'

The owner of a Guatemalan children's home under investigation, rejects claims it was operating illegally.
BBC News - August 14, 2007

Tennis: Murray out in first round

Andy Murray slumps to a 6-1 6-2 defeat to Marcos Baghdatis in the first round of the Cincinnati Masters.
BBC News - August 14, 2007

Football: Rangers win first leg

Nacho Novo fires an 89th minute winner for Rangers in their Champions League third round qualifier at Ibrox.
BBC News - August 14, 2007

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