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New TV trends Internet movies, 3-D, power saving
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UN halts Gaza aid, truce resolution deal approved
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UN Security Council calls for Gaza cease-fire
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UN Security Council calls for immediate Gaza truce
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UN calls for immediate cease-fire in Gaza
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Pope Benedict jokes about hoarse voice
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Attack on US troops kills Afghan 3 civilians
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Travoltas hold private memorial for son in Florida
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Crews contain Colo. wildfire residents return
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Border Patrol to close Calif. plaza for new fence
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Panel recommends impeaching Ill. governor
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Tebow leads Fla. past Okla. 24-14 for BCS title
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Merle Haggard sues environmental group
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Women warned over state pension

More than two million women are failing to build up entitlement to the basic state pension the Department for Work and Pensions warns.
BBC News - November 1, 2005
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CNN	New push for separate Quebec
	One of Quebec's top politicians has said separatists in the French-speaking province will launch a new referendum on independence from Canada after the next provincial election. CNN - November 1, 2005

CNN	Democrats force closed session on war intelligence
	Democrats triggered a closed session of the full Senate on Tuesday in an effort to pressure the chamber's Republican majority into completing an investigation of the intelligence underpinning the 2003 invasion of Iraq. CNN - November 1, 2005

Democrats Force Senate Into Closed Session Over Iraq Data

The Democratic leader demanded a debate on how the U.S. became engaged in the war in light of the indictment of I. Lewis Libby.
New York Times - November 1, 2005

In Michelin's 1st Ratings of N.Y. Dining, Some Surprises

The exalted judges of fine European cuisine awarded three stars to four restaurants, but other chefs were disappointed.
New York Times - November 1, 2005

Jumpy Enough to Chew a Chair? Try DogCatRadio

A new Internet radio station for pets aims to keep the loneliness at bay while owners are out.
New York Times - November 1, 2005

Sergeant May Face Court-Martial in Deaths of 2 G.I.'s in Iraq

An inquiry has recommended that a staff sergeant face court-martial in the deaths of two U.S. soldiers last spring in Tikrit.
New York Times - November 1, 2005

Israeli Airstrike Kills 2 Palestinians

An Israeli airstrike near Gaza City today killed two wanted Palestinians, including one that Israel had singled out as a top priority.
New York Times - November 1, 2005

4 Prisoners Die as Kyrgyz Troops Quell Jail Disorders

The violence highlighted anew the challenges faced by President Kurmanbek Bakiyev, who came to power this year after the ouster of an exhausted post-Soviet government.
New York Times - November 1, 2005

Fed Raises Its Key Rate by Quarter Point for 12th Time

Once again, the Fed signaled its intention to keep raising the benchmark rate at a "measured" pace in the months ahead.
New York Times - November 1, 2005

G.M. and Ford Report Sharply Lower Sales

Automobile sales continued to slide last month, with General Motors and Ford - which have both been in dire financial straits of late - were stung particularly hard.
New York Times - November 1, 2005

Takeover helps Sun narrow losses

US computer firm Sun narrows its first quarter losses, helped by its takeover of fellow technology firm Storage.
BBC News - November 1, 2005

GM and Ford continue losing sales

General Motors and Ford again report falling US sales, while those of their Japanese rivals continue to rise.
BBC News - November 1, 2005

Rosa Parks' body flown home

The body of US civil rights icon Rosa Parks returns to Detroit for burial, where residents line up to pay respects.
BBC News - November 1, 2005

Judge removed from Bush ally case

Leading US Republican Tom DeLay's request for a new judge in his conspiracy case is granted.
BBC News - November 1, 2005

US Senate closed for Iraq debate

The US Democratic Party forces the Senate into a closed session to debate intelligence used to justify the Iraq war.
BBC News - November 1, 2005

Top US court hears religious case

The US Supreme Court hears its first religious freedom case since a new chief justice was appointed.
BBC News - November 1, 2005

Fed raises US interest rate to 4%

The Federal Reserve raises US interest rates by 0.25% to 4% as predicted, the 12th increase in succession.
BBC News - November 1, 2005

Tory contest set to get under way

The contenders for the Scottish Conservative Party leadership are expected to declare on Wednesday.
BBC News - November 1, 2005

Blair makes climate summit call

Technology will provide at least part of the solution to global warming, says Tony Blair as 20 nations hold talks.
BBC News - November 1, 2005

Cancer patients 'can be fathers'

Most men treated for testicular cancer will be able to father children, researchers say.
BBC News - November 1, 2005

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