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A gas pressure gauge is seen at a snow-covered transit point on the main pipeline from Russia in the village of Boyarka, near Kiev, Ukraine, Tuesday, Jan. 6, 2009. A natural gas crisis loomed over Europe on Tuesday, as a contract dispute between Russia and Ukraine shut off Russian gas supplies to six countries and reduced gas deliveries to several others. Bulgaria, Greece, Macedonia, Romania, Croatia and Turkey all reported a halt in gas shipments. Europe's energy crisis deepens as Russia cuts off gas London Evening Standard
Presidential hopeful Sen. Barack Obama Obama chooses photojournalism professor as White House photographer The Examiner
Confetti rains on Novak Djokovic of Serbia as he holds his championship trophy during an award ceremony for the 2008 Tennis Masters Cup in Shanghai, China, Sunday, Nov. 16, 2008. Djokovic beat Nikolay Davydenko of Russia 6-1, 7-5 in their final match. Easy win for Davydenko Independent online (SA)
Real Madrid forward Ruud Van Nistelrooy of the Netherlands, right, vies for the ball with Juventus French midfielder Mohamed Sissoko during the Group H Champions League soccer match between Juventus and Real Madrid at the Olympic stadium in Turin, Italy, Tuesday, Oct 21, 2008. Calcio Flashback: Juventus 4-1 Monaco (Champions League Semi Final 1998) Goal
Science
Green Sea Turtles in the waters of Bora Bora, US creates marine 'monuments' in Pacific Ocean The Australian
Milky Way Milky Way steps out of big sister's shadow NZ Herald
Tourists carrying skiing equpiment on their shoulders for to higher slopes in gulmarg 55 kms, from srinagar the snowfall in gulmarg is attracting the tourists and adventure sports lovers from all over the world for winter sports activities that have already began at gulmarg. Ski areas warned that global warming could be their end The Examiner
Chestnut-fronted Macaw 001 Protecting Argentina's parrot colony BBC News
Health
Internet Cafe - Computer Shop - Teens - Games - Gaming Web crackdown to 'save' young of China The Australian
A worker slaughter the live poultry in a market in Hong Kong, Saturday, June 7, 2008. The Hong Kong government says it is culling 2,700 live poultry after it has detected the dangerous H5N1 bird flu virus strain among chickens in a marketplace. The authority has also declared the wet market an infected area Saturday due to public health reasons. It has ordered trading of live poultry in the market be suspended immediatel Bird flu threat resurfaces in Asia The Manila Times
GAZA CITY, GAZA STRIP -JUNE, 2, 2007: Palestinians carry the body of Islamic Jihad militant Fadi Abu Mustafa, cry during his funeral at Khan Younis camp in the southern Gaza strip June 2, 2007. Abu Mustafa was targeted from the air and was killed by an I Hamas terror: every Jewish child now a target The Australian
A morgue worker is seen as bodies are piled into the morgue fridge at the Beit Lahia hospital in the northern Gaza Strip 08 November 2006, following an Israeli military attack . WN (NOUR AHMED ) NA1 Hospitals in Gaza Strip feel the human toll The Australian
Entertainment
Nokia Cellphones Nokia's music phone unveiled The Times of India
Apple store (sl1) Apple 'may end music play curbs' BBC News
Un vendeur de CD piratés. Pirated CD salesman. Togo and Africa Music marketers target female shoppers at home Canada Dot Com
An unidentified crew member descends John Travolta's private jet at Grand Bahama International Airport in Freeport, Grand Bahama, Bahamas, Monday, Jan. 5, 20 Travoltas return to US with son's remains The Australian
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- US stocks face headwinds despite New Year rally
- Flying while brown
- John Travolta's 16-year-old son dies
- General Motors offering US buyers interest-free loans
- General Motors gets first tranche of US loan
- US hands over green zone in Baghdad as Iraq takes control
New York City - the most populous city in the United States of America and the third most populous metropolitan area in the world. New York City is one of the preeminent global economic centers, with its business, financial, legal, and media organizatio
US consumer confidence at low with record fall in house prices
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- Bulgaria urges return to nuclear
- Europe pig farm cruelty claim
- Winehouse drops Norwegian appeal
- Fears mount of Gaza conflict spill over in Europe
- Overcoming ethnicity
- Bush plan beat obstacle to Gaza assault
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Diamond cartel meltdown
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- Dark memories of Cambodia's killing spree
- Unpleasant arithmetic
- North Korea sees an opening
- Ferrari prepared to provide Honda team with engines
- China's year of pomp and vigilance
- Tennis: Australia bundled out of Hopman Cup
Workers check the London Taxi's TX4 under construction as trial operation at their new factory Friday Aug. 29. 2008 in Fengjing, China. London Taxis are as British as bowler hats and Big Ben. But the latest models coming off this new assembly line are unlikely to ever touch an English road.
Global job losses big threat says broker
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- Sudan struggle as Kenya revive
- Dow Chemical to pursue legal action against Kuwait
- Blackwater guards plead not guilty to Iraqi deaths
- TPLF Regime Heading to Ultimate Demise -- President Isaias A
- Israeli tank fire kills 42 at U.N. school: medics
- Afghanistan, Pakistan have 'new relationship': Karzai
Palestinians inspect the destroyed Workers Union headquarters in Gaza
Al-Qaeda sniffs opportunity in Gaza
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- DOC declares war on Chilean pest rhubarb
- Big chill leads harbour to freeze
- Turkey holds suspicious Iran-Venezuela shipment
- Vodafone NZ boosts sponsorship despite credit chill
- Solano heading home to Peru, says Universitario coach
- Ch�z and Obama hint at willingness to mend fences
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Warnings issued amid Arctic chill
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- Gunmen kidnap Nigerian novelist
- Patriarch Gives Benediction
- Gaza turns strip of death
- Gunmen kill UN food aid worker in southern Somalia
- Tumbling Naira - Soludo's Litmus Test
- Meeting Computer Requirements
South Africa's Graeme Smith, left, walks to a press conference before his team's net practice, at Headingley cricket ground, Leeds, Thursday July 17, 2008. England will face South Africa in the second test, Friday, July
Arthur does not rule out injured Smith batting
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Australia Caribbean
- Lifeguard's close encounter with shark
- Students' work used in scam to fool NASA
- Sachin, Sehwag, Yuvraj, Ishant nominated for Cricinfo Awards
- Slovakia ousts Australia, Italy beats France
- Japan wants anti-whaling ship barred from ports
- Aussie greats divided on dropping Hayden
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Lee wants to reach 400 at his own pace
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- Jones and I will succeed - Cisse
- Analysis: The Cuba effect that haunts the car industry
- Cuban Revolution Has Paid Off Handsomely
- Hemingway archive opens in Cuba
- Cuba to allow building of private homes: president
- Cricket: Ramdin grasps confidence boosting opportunity
Cuba's President Raul Castro attends a session of the National Assembly in Havana, Friday, July 11, 2008. Cuba's parliament holds its first regular session since Raul Castro was elected president. The empty seat, at left, belongs to his brother, Cuba's former President Fidel Cast
Cuba to let construction of pvt homes
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