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How seagulls may contaminate your kitchen
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THE article; Politics and Prejudice: Plight of Zimbabwe Women by Alex Magaisa which appeared in the Zimbabwe Independent (September 12 2008) arouses deep questions for the soul and the entire human family.
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The remains of a woman discovered in woods in East Sussex had been there for less than a year and a half, police say.
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The sculptor Rachel Whiteread’s survey at the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston reveals the more emotive side of an artist who can come off as somber and humorless.
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On a River Cottage foray in Dorset Francisca Kellett learns how to tell edible mushrooms from poisonous.
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This patch corrects the onboard video card issues, as well as corrects the misaligned mouse pointer issue while playing. READ the readme for INSTALLATION.
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The family of a man who died in a chip-pan fire warn of the dangers of cooking after drinking alcohol
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Archaeologists find a previously unknown artefact of an island's past thanks to the sun.
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A routine drive reminds TIME's correspondent that Kabul is surrounded by an encroaching tide of Taliban violence and criminality
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general david Petraeus, the new head of the US Central Command, has said he expects the fight against insurgents in Afghanistan to get worse before it gets better. On yesterday morning's evidence, he is right. At 8am, Gayle Williams, from the Christian charity Serve Afghanistan, was killed on her walk to work. Two men dismounted from a scooter, shot her and drove off.
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This may look a little bland from the outside but the benefits of the sunlounge far outway that.Inside this two bedroom property has immense scope to include a third bedroom if needed. Downstairs is spacious with a kitchen/living area having
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If you are looking for a renovation in stunning countryside with superb views then you really must view me! I am a ruin with an adjoining barn sitting in my acre grounds. Inside I am a one up, one down
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Prosecutors quickly turned to video evidence Tuesday as testimony began in the trial of five men accused of plotting to attack soldiers on New Jersey's Fort Dix.
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Stonehenge jewels found after 30 years in a drawer
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A teenager describes to a jury how the gun allegedly used to kill Rhys Jones was hidden in the loft of his house.
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Lead exposure may sound like an old-fashioned health threat. But getting a dangerous dose is more common today than you realize — thanks to sources you'd never expect.
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Original Photo by Kalandrakas "Honest Signals" is the term for the non-verbal cues we send to other people when we're in conversation. Even if we're not consciously aware of them, we pick up on them, letting us know if...
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The Chaudière Falls and Island have been called the crown jewels of the Ottawa River, but for more than a century those jewels have been hidden from view, tucked behind a complex of ugly industrial buildings in Ottawa just upstream from Parliament Hill. But the National Capital Commission hopes to change that.
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We wrote about one safe driving campaign the other day, and here's another. Allstate Insurance recently launched the Action Against Distraction nationwide campaign, which includes a Teen Driving Challenge on Monday at Memorial Coliseum. The participants -- students from Crenshaw,...
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A DRAFT US Army intelligence report has identified the popular micro-blogging service Twitter as a potential terrorist tool.
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Half of U.S. doctors surveyed say they give patients placebos. But the bigger danger is the millions of off-label drugs doctors prescribe each year.
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A renovation of the University of Toronto reading room has revealed architectural details hidden for almost a century.
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Electricity cables disappear underground to enhance the landscape in a valley in the Lake District.
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Oct. 29: TODAY’s Hoda Kotb and Kathie Lee Gifford talk to Michelle Dresbold about her book “Sex, Lies, and Handwriting.” (Today Show)
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A NASA spacecraft gliding over the battered surface of Mercury for the second time this year has revealed more previously unseen real estate on the innermost planet.
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An international team of researchers plans to head to Antarctica later this year to begin a four-year project exploring some of the last uncharted regions on Earth.
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There's little empirical evidence to suggest the so-called "Bradley effect", observed 20 years ago, might reappear next week's national election.
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Noble Environmental Power and First Wind agreed not to hire or give gifts to town officials responsible for approving wind power projects.
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CATACLYSMIC bush infernos wreaking havoc across the country are a major cause for concern because valuable vegetation is ruined, depriving livestock and wild animals of their main food source - grass and tree leaves in the case of browsers.
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A clinic offers screenings to healthy young people to pick up any undetected heart conditions.
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It is guarded by Gurkhas, peopled by ghosts in flying jackets and filled with vintage planes, strange machines and a teamaker the size of a wardrobe. Lucy Davies visits the greatest museum you'll never see.
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An FDA panel revives concerns about the safety of plastic in baby bottles
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IT'S easy to tell when Simon Katich is getting fiery, says Australia teammate Mike Hussey. Just have a look at his eyes.
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Barack Obama's election triumph on Tuesday presented no evidence of the so-called Bradley effect, in which whites who oppose a black politician mislead pollsters about whom they will vote for.
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Council planners demolish a house illegally built inside a barn after receiving an anonymous tip-off showing its location on a map.
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New PDK double clutch transmission turns the Porsche Carrera 4 into a flexible flier -- switching from an all-wheel drive to a rear wheel drive for some fun on the track.
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There have been four separate attempts on the life of Silvia Raquenel Villanueva, Mexico's most prominent "narcoabogado," or lawyer to the drug lords.
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Genetic differences which may make people more vulnerable to potentially lethal strokes have been discovered by scientists.
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