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  • Winter Olympics 2018: N Korea cancels joint performance with S Korea
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  • Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales announces cooperation between KDE Group and Wikimedia/Brief
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  • TSA cuts US airport security screening personnel/Brief
  • Reports surface that Bush will install Bones brother to head up Plame inquiry/Brief
  • ABC News anchor Peter Jennings dies at 67/Brief
  • Robin Cook dead after collapsing/Brief
  • Flash floods hit Australia’s eastern coast/Brief
  • Helicopter crash in Afghanistan kills 17/Brief
  • Space Shuttle Discovery STS-114 landing postponed for weather/Brief
  • Space Shuttle Discovery landing cancelled for today/Brief
  • Norway and Denmark conducting observation flights over Belarus and Russia/Brief
  • OhmyNews forum discusses experiences in citizen journalism/Brief
  • Test article for dev use
  • Football: Kežman goes to Madrid/Brief
  • Russian submarine rescued by Royal Navy/Brief
  • Market Data/^MXX
  • Rwandan businessmen sentenced for War Crimes/Brief
  • Kurmanbek Bakiev sworn in as president of Kyrgyzstan/Brief
  • U.S. Marines accused of assaulting Australian freed by U.S. military court/Brief
  • Julian McGauran makes rude gesture to Australian Senate/Brief
  • Lukashenko accuses foreign donators of ideological expansion/Brief
  • Maciej Zurawski accepts Celtic’s offer/Brief
  • Actor John Fiedler, voice of Piglet and “Bob Newhart” regular, dead at 80/Brief
  • Bodies found at crash site of US helicopter in Afghanistan/Brief
  • Israeli soldier convicted in killing of British activist in Gaza Strip/Brief
  • New Zealand’s South Island and southern North Island struck by storms/Brief
  • Babies on U.S. no-fly lists holding up passengers/Brief
  • Unanimous U.S. Supreme Court rules against file swapping companies/Brief
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  • Larson B ice-shelf collapse reveals exotic organisms isolated for 10,000 years/Brief
  • Brazil wins Confederations Cup/Brief
  • Plane carrying 160 crashes in Venezuela/Brief
  • France secures site for 10 billion euro nuclear fusion research project/Brief
  • Shelby Foote, 88, noted historian and author, dies/Brief
  • Undercover investigation into protests planned for July’s G8 summit/Brief
  • Australian Foreign Affairs Minister denies knowledge of Guantanamo abuse allegations/brief
  • US helicopter with 17 on board believed to have been shot down in Afghanistan/Brief
  • Sharapova knocked out of Wimbledon 2005 in semi-final/Brief
  • Cypriot plane with 121 on board crashes in Greece, no passengers survive/Brief
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  • Plane crashes into office block in Austin, Texas/suicide note
  • Taliban resurgent in Pakistan on enforcement of Sharia law/Interview archive
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  • United States: High school team ‘hazing’ became criminal abuse
  • Former Notre Dame QB gears up over child abuse recommendations
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