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Weekend's Sales Rush Largely Bypasses Smaller Stores
Consumers mobbed discount chains, with their $487 laptops and 5 a.m. openings, but mostly shopped right past smaller stores.
New York Times - November 27, 2005
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Two die in California bus accident
CNN 		Two die in California bus accident
Two people were killed Sunday when a Greyhound bus carrying 44 people went off the road and slid down an embankment in Santa Maria, authorities said. Capt. Keith Cullom of the Santa Barbara County Fire Department told CNN the bus went off the road and down a 10-15 foot embankment, skidding about 100...
CNN - November 27, 2005
U.S. war critic on Saddam law team
CNN 		U.S. war critic on Saddam law team
Saddam Hussein's attorneys will ask an Iraqi tribunal Monday for permission to add former U.S. Attorney General Ramsey Clark to the courtroom defense team.
CNN - November 27, 2005
War protesters pack up
CNN 		War protesters pack up
Dozens of war protesters packed up their tents and left their campsite in a field near President Bush's ranch Sunday, vowing to return during Easter for a third vigil if U.S. troops are still in Iraq. Protesters credit the summer vigil, which they say attracted some 12,000 people over the 26 days, w...
CNN - November 27, 2005
For Some, Grass Is Greener Where There Isn't Any
Many New York homeowners have decided to pave over their lawns for parking or because they just don't want to have a lawn.
New York Times - November 27, 2005
Turnout Low as Saudi Businesswomen Go to Polls
Saudi businesswomen went to the polls to choose a new board of directors for the Jidda Chamber of Commerce and Industry, as, for the first time ever, the list of candidates included women.
New York Times - November 27, 2005
Powerful Earthquake Strikes Iran, Killing 10
The quake caused major destruction in seven villages in southern Iran and was also felt in Oman and the United Arab Emirates.
New York Times - November 27, 2005
Muslim Brotherhood Wins More Seats in Egyptian Runoff Vote
Results made public by Egypt's government showed the Brotherhood winning 29 more seats in Saturday's runoff in the second round of parliamentary voting.
New York Times - November 27, 2005
Kids' Bafta win for Charlie film
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory is named Best Film in the Kids' Vote at the Children's Bafta Awards.
BBC News - November 27, 2005
Physio graduates cannot get jobs
More than half of this year's physiotherapy graduates are still seeking an NHS job, figures show.
BBC News - November 27, 2005
Russians prepare for toxic leak
Russia is to airlift chemicals to try to tackle a toxic spill expected to flow into its rivers from China.
BBC News - November 27, 2005
Four Westerners kidnapped in Iraq
Four Western aid workers, including two Canadians and a Briton, are abducted in Iraq, officials confirm.
BBC News - November 27, 2005
Unions warn over pensions plan
Leading unions criticise the government's hints it may try to reach a new deal over civil service pensions.
BBC News - November 27, 2005
Kenya outlaws opposition rallies
Kenya's government bans opposition rallies and rejects calls for elections after a new constitution is voted down.
BBC News - November 27, 2005
British aid worker held in Iraq
A British aid worker, thought to be in his 70s, is kidnapped in Iraq reportedly along with three other Westerners.
BBC News - November 27, 2005
Date set for George Best funeral
Footballer George Best, who died on Friday, will be buried on Saturday in Belfast.
BBC News - November 27, 2005
Strong earthquake kills 10 in Iran
CNN 		Strong earthquake kills 10 in Iran
At least 10 people are killed and five villages heavily damaged when a strong earthquake strikes southern Iran, officials say.
CNN - November 27, 2005
Ex-PM: Abuse as bad as Hussein era
CNN 		Ex-PM: Abuse as bad as Hussein era
Human rights abuses in Iraq are as bad as they were under Saddam Hussein if not worse, former Prime Minister Ayad Allawi says. "People are doing the same as (in) Saddam's time and worse," Allawi told a British newspaper.
CNN - November 27, 2005
Urban Tactics: For You, Half Price
An homage to the biggest, most endearing, most fabled scam of them all.
New York Times - November 27, 2005
Thailand Seen at Risk of Rising AIDS Threat
After 12 years of progress in fighting AIDS, and with World AIDS Day to be marked on Dec. 1, Thailand could face a resurgence of the epidemic.
New York Times - November 27, 2005
No charges for 'Taleban burnings'
US troops who burned the bodies of Taleban killed in Afghanistan committed no crime, the military says.
BBC News - November 27, 2005
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WILL LIFTING THE BAN ON GAYS SERVING OPENLY IN THE MILITARY HELP OUR SECURITY?
NO, IT WILL JUST ADD TO THE DECLINE OF OUR MORAL FOUNDATIONS.
YES, THERE WILL BE MORE PEOPLE WHO CAN SERVE IN THE MILITARY.
IT WILL HAVE NO SIGNIFICANT IMPACT ON THE MILITARY, BUT IT GIVES A GOVERNMENT STAMP OF APPROVAL TO HOMOSEXUALITY.
NOT SURE.
 
 

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