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Sport

	'$100 laptop' nonprofit now teamed with Microsoft Examiner
	Praveen Kumar lands up in drunken brawl The Times Of India
	Federer, Nadal, Djokovic advance in Hamburg - - SI.com CNN
	Baseball owners enact tougher drug testing Newsday

Science

	Solon Economou: Endless oil: Myth or reality? The Providence Journal
	Global-warming myth The Washington Times
	Astronaut released from hospital News24
	Chemicals in plastic feeding bottles could lead to obesity in babies, say scientists London Evening Standard

Health

	United Way goal: cut dropout rate Longview News Journal
	7,600 to get free rice The Star
	More Madness: Now Korean Beef is Scrutinized Chosunilbo
	Ground beef recalled from Fort Monmouth, Lakehurst naval commissaries Asbury Park Press

Entertainment

	Wildlife populations 'plummeting' BBC News
	Camden \| Shakespeare's Richard III \| Roundhouse theatre review \| Islington Tribune
	Actress Bo Derek to be guest of honor at Lenthall fundraiser The Tribune San Luis Obispo
	(4) Utah Jazz (2-2) at (1) Los Angeles Lakers (2-2), 10:30 p.m. The News & Observer

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	Bush's blind spot
	Democrats outraged by Bush 'appeasement' remark
	An Iraqi family comes to America
	Markets rally as oil prices retreat
	Already, Obama and McCain map fall strategies
	Mystery Indian analyst spooks world economy

A home is advertised for sale at a foreclosure auction in Pasadena, Calif., in this Aug. 14, 2007 file photo. The number of foreclosure filings reported in the U.S. last month more than doubled versus August 2006 and jumped 36 percent from July, a trend

US stocks down after home sales, labor cost data

	European shares seen opening higher; oil price rises
	'The organisers want films that reflect the world today'
	New storm deepens misery in Myanmar
	Cyprus, Turkey peace talks fading
	Burma: tropical storms lash survivors
	Paris' Air Pollution Balloon

Charles Taylor

Charles Taylor's former deputy testifies in trial

	Burma storm aid frustrations grow
	China's president flies to quake zone
	Asian stocks gain
	Japan's economy grows briskly despite credit woes
	Limited options in Burma
	Abandoning Asia's poor

Manmohan

PM leaves on 2-day visit to Bhutan

	Fighting Forces UN Mission to Evacuate Staff
	UN Calls For More Support Of Refugees in Yemen
	UAE, UK join hands for peaceful nuclear energy
	Algeria offers USD 1 mn aid to China quake victims
	Palestinians mourn Israel's 60th anniversary
	Taleban man convicted in US for narco-terrorism

Two arrested after India bomb blasts kill 63

	Bolivian President scores goal during summit soccer match
	Colombia did not tamper files on rebel computers: Interpol
	Adriano recalled for Cup qualifiers
	Files tying Venezuela to rebels not altered, report says
	'Stagnation' made Brazil's environment chief resign
	Interpol confirms legitimacy of captured data

Philips buys Brazil's Dixtal to growth in healthcare

	Mutundwe Power Project Works Start
	Eccentric Art
	Country to Host ICC Conference
	Child Electrocuted in Tororo
	Cabinet Dashes Eskom's Hope of Extra 53 Percent Hike
	Security Council Calls to Continue Plans to Deploy UN Peace

Morgan Tsvangirai, center, one of the main opposition leaders in Zimbabwe, addresses a rally in Masvingo, about 280 kilometers south of Harare, Sunday March 16, 2008. Tsvangirai who is standing against President Robert Mugabe in the March 29 Presidential elections called on Zimbabweans to vote for him.

Harare diary: Living in limbo

	Photographer captures top travel prize
	Voice recognition software can tell if you're chucking a sic
	Blair Athol: Sydney's raid-a-day suburb
	League: Blair re-signs until with Melbourne
	Nitschke gives evidence in murder trial
	Body washes up on Sydney beach

Island's seal of approval

	Dominicans vote in race seen favouring Fernandez
	Cubans all at sea
	More than 530 dignitaries to join Ma�� inauguration
	Food bill comes in for liberalization
	TUI buoyed by travel demand
	Haitian lawmakers reject new PM

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