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Australia´s Jamie Dwyer hits a shot during the men´s field hockey Sahara Champions Trophy match between India and Australia in the southern Indian city of Madras, Tuesday, Dec. 13, 2005. Australia led 4-1 at half time. The Champions Trophy is an annual competition between the six top field hockey teams of the world.(rks2) Dwyer keen to sign off with WC win Indian Express
Carlos Moya; tennis; Spain; (td1) Moya and Fish shrug off lapses to win at Indian Wells The Guardian
Former Australian cricket captain Steve Waugh arrives at the state memorial for Australian media mogul Kerry Packer at the Sydney Opera House Friday, Feb. 17, 2006. Some 1,800 guests gathered to pay tribute to Packer, the country's richest man who was known worldwide for his love of sports and gambling who died at his Sydney home on Dec. 26, aged 68, after a long battle with cancer and kidney failure. Aussies not match-hardened for Ashes: Waugh Indian Express
Ejaz Butt, chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board, gesture as he talks to reporters in Islamabad, Pakistan, on Tuesday, Nov. 25, 2008. Pakistan cricket board chief defends punishment of top players DNA India
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1 World Trade Center construction site at Ground Zero. 1 WTC was expected to reach rooftop level by the end of 2010 with topping out expected by 2011 Ground Zero Workers Reach Deal Over Health Claims The New York Times
Smoking - Smoker - Cigarette - Tobacco B.C. residents sue maker of quit-smoking drug CBC
APRIL 16 , 2009 , OLONGAPO PROVINCE , PHILIPPINES - FILIPINO MAN AND WOMAN OUTSIDE AN X-RAY , ULTRASOUND , ECG LABORATORY CLINIC Extreme and moderate heat may help cure tumours DNA India
Cotton - which is known as white gold in framers. Plant Hormone Increases Cotton Yields redOrbit
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Australia's Prime Minister Kevin Rudd No job losses under health reform - Rudd The Daily Telegraph Australia
Young girl-India Young or old, all fall for anti-ageing packages Zeenews
090416-F-7885G-007 PORT-AU-PRINCE (April 16, 2009) Cmdr. James Toledano prepares to perform surgery on a 15-month-old Haitian boy to correct a birth defect causing club feet. Ex-surgeon general offers healthy advice The Providence Journal
File - A New York City firefighter rests atop the debris that was once the World Trade Center as he waits for the rescue team to turn on the water so they can cool off the smoldering building. New York agrees World Trade Center 9/11 dust payout BBC News
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Resul signs Joaquin Phoenix film The Times of India
Arjun Rampal, Mehr's glam touch to IPL The Times of India
Sushmita bonding with her ex The Times of India
It's splitsville for Neil, Priyanka The Times of India
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- EU defends hedge fund rules against U.S. critics
- Afghan police recruits abusing drugs, US report finds
- 'Jihad Jane' new face of terror in US
- Beijing seeks a shift in geopolitics
- Greek PM meets Obama over crisis
- Ex-President Bush in Tory phone plea on NI devolution
In this photo provided by the U.S. Navy, the Navy assault ship USS New York sails through the Mississippi River Tuesday, Oct. 13, 2009, after departing Northrop Grumman Ship Systems in Avondale, La. The ship has 7.5 tons of steel from the World Trade Center in its bow, and is scheduled to be commissioned in November 2009 in New York.
Northrop quits US tanker contest; boost to Boeing
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- China tells US not to 'politicise' yuan policy: DJ
- Forget Greece: Italy derivatives bomb also ticking
- India's First public air purifier switched on in Delhi
- Cruise ship squeezes down river
- Google to scan antiquarian Italian books
- UN human rights chief voices concerns over Italy's treatment
UK. HSBC on the corner Stretham Hill. Feb. 2, 2009
HSBC admits data theft hit 24,000 accounts
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Asia Middle East
- 2 suspected militants shot dead in Indonesia
- Putin here, will discuss India role in Afghanistan
- Industry grows by 16.7% in January
- Deal-making at China's parliament
- Bangkok on alert ahead of rally
- Putin to seal arms deals in India
Muslim Women wearing veil while on the street in a villege in UP - India
'Muslim women can't discard purdah for politics'
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- Israel seals off occupied West Bank
- Yemen holds US 'al-Qaeda member'
- Iraq PM locked in tight poll contest with rival
- Israel orders to seal off West Bank
- UN humanitarian chief criticises Israel over Gaza
- Live - Bahrain GP practice
Palestinian workers are seen on a construction site in the east Jerusalem neighborhood of Ramat Sholmo, Thursday, March 11, 2010.
US urges 'prompt' Middle East talks
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South America Africa
- New Chile president vows to rebuild
- Washington bags double in Sao Paulo's Libertadores win
- Strong quakes torment Chile as president sworn in
- Johnny Alf, a 'Father of Bossa Nova,' Dies at 80
- Brazil's Batista not shy about rise up rich list
- Vargas Llosa's real "Aunt Julia" dies in Bolivia
Colombia's President Alvaro Uribe, at podium, looks at former hostage Ingrid Betancourt during a press conference at the presidential palace in Bogota, Wednesday, July 2, 2008.
Colombia and its investors face life after Uribe
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- UN reiterates support for resumption of electoral process in
- UN aid agencies on alert for potential floods in Southern Af
- HIV/Aids Test - Lawmakers Say It's Necessary for Long Life
- Rivers Raises Committee for Pension
- 'Hostile' Prosecution Witness To Testify Afresh in Warlord
- A Country of Settlers
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43 Somalis die in capital after 2 days of warfare
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Australia Caribbean
- Two boatloads of asylum seekers rescued by Australian coast
- Rise in number of Indians holidaying in Australia
- Etihad Expands Codeshare Flights
- Atheists meet in Melbourne to celebrate lack of faith
- Australian navy faces inquiry in alleged sex ring
- Idol contestant wins major music prize
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Aussie 'Miracle' Elephant Baby Gaining Strength
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- Haiti quake deaths were 'avoidable'
- Top players to raise funds for Haiti quake victims
- Haiti: UN scaling up efforts to ensure shelter needs ahead o
- Haiti: Kidnappers release 2 European aid workers
- Earthquake's Burdens Weigh Heavily on Haiti's Elderly
- Cuba: Europe Condemns Striker's Death
President Barack Obama speaks about health care reform at St. Charles High School Wednesday, March 10, 2010, in St. Charles, Mo.
Haiti presents Obama with $14bn vision of a rebuilt Caribbean paradise
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