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A British couple who had sex on a Dubai beach will find out if their appeal has been successful next week, their lawyer said today.
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The film about three black sisters in the 1960s South is courting female filmgoers no matter their race or age. WHEN DreamWorks was about to release "Amistad" 11 years ago, white moviegoers told pollsters they planned to see Steven Spielberg's epic slavery drama. But when the film actually arrived at theaters, white ticket buyers mostly stayed away: "Amistad" is Spielberg's lowest-grossing movie over the last two decades.
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The British pair on trial on charges of having sex on the beach deny going all the way, but even a snuggle in the sand is too much in this Persian Gulf city.
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DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) -- A British couple charged with having sex on the beach were sentenced to three months in jail Thursday in a case that has caused controversy in this Gulf boom town....
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A British couple was sentenced to three months in jail Thursday in a case that has caused controversy in this Gulf boom town because the two were charged with having sex on the beach.
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A British couple was sentenced to three months in jail Thursday in a case that has caused controversy in this Gulf boom town because the two were charged with having sex on the beach.
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Among the offerings at the Spring 2009 show were Kevan Hall's gowns, Katy Rodriguez's Latin-flavored frocks, Christian Audigier's Ed Hardy board shorts and Whitley Kros' T-shirts and tunics. AS THE lights dim on the final Los Angeles Fashion Week co-produced by Smashbox Studios and IMG, let's briefly revisit what may be the lasting legacy, as culled from the reviews, critiques, observations and rants the Image staff has been posting to our All the Rage blog (catch up on the full posts there):
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DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) -- A British couple convicted of having sex on a beach in Dubai have appealed the verdict....
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Two Britons found guilty of having sex on a beach in Dubai are to launch an appeal against their convictions.
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A second day of deliberations ended Monday in Britney Spears’ driving without a valid license case without a verdict.
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TWO Britons found guilty of having sex on a Dubai beach have lodged an appeal against their conviction.
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LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Britney Spears' driver's license case has been declared a mistrial....
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The Supreme Court accepted a case yesterday that could impact the government's crackdown on illegal immigration, agreeing to review whether prosecutors must prove that defendants in aggravated identity-theft cases knew they were victimizing real people.
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DURBAN, South Africa (Reuters) - A South African judge who threw out corruption charges against ANC leader Jacob Zuma granted prosecutors leave to appeal on Wednesday, dashing ruling party hopes the case against the presidential hopeful was closed.
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Twelve jurors began deliberating Wednesday on allegations of corruption against veteran U.S. Republican Senator Ted Stevens.
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The South African judge who threw out corruption charges against ANC Leader Jacob Zuma granted prosecutors leave to appeal on Wednesday, dashing ruling party hopes the case against the presidential hopeful was closed.
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An Ottawa software developer whom prosecutors accuse of promoting a unique brand of ideological hatred through a plot to explode bombs in Britain, will learn his fate today from an Ontario judge.
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The US presidential election is the main event of the week, and is sure to have a significant effect on the world's stock markets once the results are known on Wednesday. Although in times gone by, the markets might have reacted negatively to the election of a Democratic government, investors are likely to take comfort from the appoint-ment of a new, stronger leader if Obama is elected. A win for McCain, however, a man who is on the record as saying he does not know much about economics, is likely to spook the market.
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The U.S. military is investigating civilian deaths in Afghanistan for the second time this week following Thursday air strikes that may have left seven non-combatants and 13 insurgents dead.
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Attorneys for Hannah Overton will argue her conviction should be overturned.
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A Surrey man jailed for killing his wife amid fears he fed her to the pigs on their farm loses an appeal against his murder conviction.
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Police stop traffic and passers-by one week after the disappearance of a 40-year-old man in Banchory.
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The publisher of “The Harry Potter Lexicon,” which in September was ordered by a judge to halt publication of the book, has filed an appeal to the United States Court of Appeals.
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Two Britons found guilty of having sex on a Dubai beach will begin a bid to overturn their convictions later.
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Crown attorneys said Tuesday that an appeal needs to go ahead in the case of a central Newfoundland man convicted in 2007 of the double murder of his twin daughters.
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Detectives investigating the murder of a Hampshire grandmother make a national television appeal in a bid to catch her killer.
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Two British citizens convicted of engaging in public sex acts on a beach in Dubai will not have to face any jail time, an appeal court ruled Tuesday.
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Two Britons convicted of engaging in sexual acts on a Dubai beach had their jail term suspended by an appeal court Tuesday, meaning they will be freed and deported.
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A British couple convicted of having sex on a Dubai beach have had their prison sentences suspended by an appeals court in a case that exposed a cultural divide in this glitzy Gulf boomtown.
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Jurors suggested in a note to the judge late Tuesday that they had reached verdicts on three of four counts against a Missouri mother accused of conspiring to harass a 13-year-old girl with Internet messages that allegedly prompted her suicide.
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A jury convicted Lori Drew of three misdemeanor charges of computer fraud, but rejected felony charges and was deadlocked on a conspiracy count.
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The Disputes Resolution Authority (DRA) have reserved judgment on the case taken by Declan Bonner and Charlie Mulgrew against the Donegal County Board over the process used to appoint a new football manager.
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The verdict Wednesday in the MySpace cyberbullying case raised a variety of questions about the terms that users agree to when they log on to Web sites.
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ADRIAN Hardiman, who recently criticised the standard of court reporting by the media, will not be one of the Supreme Court judges to hear the appeal involving the 'Irish Times' newspaper and the Mahon Tribunal.
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Hoping to lure travelers as the economy slumps, a resort chain in the Caribbean is offering to trade rooms for depressed stock.
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MINNEAPOLIS (AP) -- Idaho Sen. Larry Craig has lost his latest attempt to withdraw his guilty plea in the Minneapolis airport men's room sex sting that effectively ended his Senate career....
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Idaho Sen. Larry Craig lost his attempt to withdraw his guilty plea in the airport bathroom sex sting case that wrecked his political career.
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