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CNN	U.S. 'unsure of al-Zawahiri fate'
	U.S. intelligence officials say they are trying to determine whether Osama bin Laden's top lieutenant, Ayman al-Zawahiri, was at a dinner in a remote Pakistani village and whether he was one of the people killed by a CIA airstrike last week. CNN - January 16, 2006 READ THE FULL STORY

CNN	Officials: U.S. unsure of al-Zawahiri fate
	U.S. intelligence officials said Monday they were trying to determine whether Osama bin Laden's top lieutenant was at a dinner in a remote Pakistani village and whether he was one of the people killed by a CIA airstrike. CNN - January 16, 2006

A Therapy Fell Out of Favor, but Didn't Stop Saving Lives

A major advance against ovarian cancer has been around for years, but the treatment a woman gets can depend heavily on her location and who her doctor is.
New York Times - January 16, 2006

Oprah's Book Club Turns to Elie Wiesel

After saying the "underlying message" of a memoir was more important than its truth, Oprah Winfrey announced her next selection is "Night."
New York Times - January 16, 2006

U.N. Calls for European Airline Checks to Control Bird Flu

An official recommended European countries should adopt policies to prevent the disease from spreading across the Continent.
New York Times - January 16, 2006

Russia and China Urge Restraint in Dealing With Iran

Russia and China continued to resist a call by the U.S. and Europe to put Iran's nuclear activities before the U.N. Security Council.
New York Times - January 16, 2006

Africa's First Elected Female Head of State Takes Office

Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, a banker and survivor of Liberia's brutal politics, took the oath today to become Liberia's president.
New York Times - January 16, 2006

Insurgent Attacks Hit Iraqi Police and U.S. Copter

Insurgents ambushed a police patrol today, killing five officers and a child. The attack came as a U.S. helicopter crashed.
New York Times - January 16, 2006

24 Dead in Two Bombings in Afghanistan

The escalating campaign of violence may be aimed at deterring NATO from taking over security in the south, officials said.
New York Times - January 16, 2006

Buyout Bid for Parent of Nielsen

VNU, which owns Neilsen and publications like Billboard and The Hollywood Reporter, said it had been approached by a consortium of leading private equity firms.
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US officer tried for Iraqi murder

The court-martial of a US officer charged with murdering an Iraqi general is to begin in Colorado.
BBC News - January 16, 2006

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Poet Carol Ann Duffy wins the �10,000 TS Eliot Prize for Rapture, her latest collection of verse.
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George Galloway will be investigated after tabling Commons motions despite being on Big Brother.
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'New chairman' for Saddam trial

The trial of Saddam Hussein will resume in Iraq next week despite the resignation of the chief judge, officials say.
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New legislation is needed in Northern Ireland to effectively deal with street prostitution, the police say.
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Andy Murray carries British hopes when he starts his Australian Open against Juan Ignacio Chela on Tuesday.
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Chelsea striker Hernan Crespo is says he is unhappy at Stamford Bridge.
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Wales and Ospreys centre Sonny Parker quits international rugby to concentrate on his future career.
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California is set to execute its oldest Death Row inmate on Tuesday - a 76-year-old blind wheelchair user.
BBC News - January 16, 2006

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