216.8 10 okay APW_ENG_20060123.0008 Princeton economist Paul Krugman, who is also a New York Times columnist, has faulted Greenspan for betraying the public's trust by "repeatedly shilling for whatever the Bush administration wants
216.8 11 okay LTW_ENG_20060317.0008 Krugman and his co-author, Robin Wells, correctly diagnose the problem with the Bush administration's pet health care solution of encouraging people (with tax breaks, naturally) to pay for routine care a la carte, instead of through insurance
216.8 11 okay NYT_ENG_20050825.0063 at the first half of the Krugman oeuvre - the project is coauthored with his wife, economist Robin
216.8 11 okay NYT_ENG_20050825.0063 at the first half of the Paul Krugman oeuvre - the project is coauthored with Paul Krugman wife,
216.8 11 okay NYT_ENG_20050825.0063 '' Case has looked at the first half of the Krugman oeuvre - the project is coauthored with his wife , economist Robin Wells - about microeconomics .
216.8 11 okay NYT_ENG_20050825.0063 Case has looked at the first half of the Krugman oeuvre the project is coauthored with his wife, economist Robin Wells about microeconomics.
216.8 12 okay BLOG06-20051227-055-0012479069 To back up his claims that Wal-Mart destroys jobs, Krugman cites the sophisticated statistical analysis in a paper by a University of California professor and two associates at the Public Policy Institute of California.
216.8 1 okay AFP_ENG_20051024.0474 Bernanke hired Paul Krugman
216.8 1 okay AFP_ENG_20051024.0474 "His actions have been non-partisan as well: as chairman of Princeton's economics department, Bernanke hired Paul Krugman who is an outspoken Bush critic
216.8 1 okay AFP_ENG_20051024.0474 "His actions have been non-partisan as well: as chairman of Princeton's economics department, Bernanke hired Paul Krugman who is an outspoken Bush critic.
216.8 1 okay AFP_ENG_20051024.0474 His actions have been non-partisan as well: as chairman of Princeton's economics department, Bernanke hired Paul Krugman who is an outspoken Bush critic
216.8 1 okay LTW_ENG_20051025.0001 At Princeton, one of his hiring coups was Paul Krugman. Now an op ed columnist for The New York Times, Krugman is one of President Bush's most prominent and savage critics among economists. This does not seem to have counted against Bernanke. Krugman didn't return a call for comment.
216.8 2 okay NYT_ENG_20050124.0154 On a more serious note, economist Paul Krugman tells Rolling Stone's Eric Bates that Social Security is not in crisis.
216.8 3 okay NYT_ENG_20051126.0135 As economist Paul Krugman has argued, private markets might be the best way to produce cars and computers, but are a horrible way to deliver health care
216.8 4 okay BLOG06-20051213-068-0019517474 Dr. Paul Krugman , listed as one of Worlds Top 100 Public Intellectuals , '' was interviewed by Dr. James Reese .
216.8 4 okay BLOG06-20051213-068-0019517474 Dr. Paul Krugman, listed as one of World's Top 100 Public Intellectuals," was interviewed by Dr. James Reese
216.8 5 okay BLOG06-20060125-004-0027261933 krugman on the prescription drug plan . . . another miserable failure
216.8 6 vital AFP_ENG_20051024.0474 Paul Krugman is an outspoken Bush critic.
216.8 6 vital BLOG06-20051207-096-0005462824 ÃÂ Paul Krugman - In his twice-weekly columns in The New York Times, the award-winning Princeton economist has become the leading critic of Bush administration policies
216.8 6 vital BLOG06-20051213-068-0019517474 Krugman is an outspoken critic of the Bush administration 's foreign and domestic policies .
216.8 6 vital BLOG06-20060123-011-0004273372 In his column in The New York Times -LRB- NYT -RRB- , Paul Krugman is one of President George W. Bush 's most outspoken foes .
216.8 6 vital BLOG06-20060123-011-0004273372 In his column in The New York Times ( NYT ), Paul Krugman is one of President George W. Bush's most outspoken foes.
216.8 6 vital BLOG06-20060123-011-0004273372 In his column in The New York Times (NYT ), Paul Krugman is one of President George W. Bush's most outspoken foes.
216.8 6 vital BLOG06-20060125-006-0010707088 Fake But Accurate: Lou Dobbs and Paul Krugman don t really give a crap about unemployment, or the US economy - it's all about hating Bush
216.8 6 vital LTW_ENG_20051025.0001 At Princeton, one of his hiring coups was Paul Krugman. Now an op ed columnist for The New York Times, Krugman is one of President Bush's most prominent and savage critics among economists. This does not seem to have counted against Bernanke. Krugman didn't return a call for comment.
216.8 6 vital LTW_ENG_20051025.0001 Now an op-ed columnist for The New York Times, Krugman is one of President Bush's most prominent and savage critics among economists
216.8 6 vital LTW_ENG_20051025.0001 Now an op-ed columnist for The New York Times, Krugman is one of President Bush's most prominent and savage critics among economists.
216.8 6 vital NYT_ENG_20050825.0063 Krugman is an outspoken critic of the Bush administration 's foreign and domestic policies .
216.8 7 okay NYT_ENG_20041007.0365 But as time wore on and the administration did what it has done, I really had no choice," says the Princeton economics professor who once worked in the Reagan White House.
216.8 8 okay NYT_ENG_20041007.0365 The deal, originally, was that I would write about economics -- I had no idea it would be so political.
216.8 9 okay NYT_ENG_20060206.0257 Krugman said recent tax cuts by President Bush have disproportionately helped the wealthy, helping lead to greater inequality between the rich and the middle class
216.8 9 okay NYT_ENG_20060206.0257 Krugman said recent tax cuts by President Bush have disproportionately helped the wealthy, helping lead to greater inequality between the rich and the middle class.
217.7 10 okay BLOG06-20051214-007-0013573703 He dropped out , but is still remembered there for his rhyming .
217.7 10 okay LTW_ENG_20041104.0042 He dropped out , but is still remembered there for his rhyming .
217.7 11 vital APW_ENG_20060318.0099 Last month, Linkin Park and rapper Jay-Z shared a Grammy Award for best rap/sung collaboration for
217.7 11 vital NYT_ENG_20041018.0143 jay-z , who has sold more than 30 million albums and won three grammy awards since it 's 1996 debut album
217.7 11 vital NYT_ENG_20041018.0143 `` The music business is not about music anymore , '' said Jay-Z , who has sold more than 30 million albums and won three Grammy awards since his 1996 debut album `` Reasonable Doubt .
217.7 11 vital NYT_ENG_20041018.0143 "The music business is not about music anymore," said Jay-Z, who has sold more than 30 million albums and won three Grammy awards since his 1996 debut album "Reasonable Doubt."
217.7 1 okay BLOG06-20051208-147-0019826658 As hip-hop battles get ever more stupid, now Jay-Z is being sued by a wrestling bloke who reckons he's pinched his hand gestures.
217.7 4 okay BLOG06-20051214-007-0013573703 As a young man , he claims to have been caught up in selling drugs on the streets of New York in the Marcy Projects .
217.7 4 okay LTW_ENG_20041104.0042 As a young man , he claims to have been caught up in selling drugs on the streets of New York in the Marcy Projects .
217.7 4 okay NYT_ENG_20050825.0374 Starting with the classic "Reasonable Doubt," Jay-Z, in less than a decade, had released 10 albums, which sold more than 33 million copies, rising from the Marcy Projects in Brooklyn, where he once dealt drugs, to become one of music's most respected and prolific artists
217.7 5 okay NYT_ENG_20041104.0179 We see how a lot of the record's best songs were picked and are shown that Jay-Z is a kind of savant (he doesn't commit any lyrics to paper)
217.7 5 okay NYT_ENG_20041105.0047 We see how a lot of the record 's best songs were picked and are shown that Jay-Z is a kind of savant -LRB- he does n't commit any lyrics to paper -RRB- .
217.7 6 okay LTW_ENG_20041104.0034 FILM-FADE - HOLLYWOOD -``Fade to Black'' is a documentary focusing on rapper Jay-Z and his climactic November 2003 performance at Madison Square Garden; a review.
217.7 6 okay LTW_ENG_20041104.0042 Directed by Patrick Paulson and Michael John Warren, ``Fade to Black'' may well be the best hip-hop concert film to date, far better than ``Backstage,'' which documented Jay-Z's 1999 ``Hard Knock Life'' tour with DMX
217.7 7 okay BLOG06-20051214-007-0013573703 As of 2005 , he is estimated to be worth around $320 million .
217.7 7 okay LTW_ENG_20041104.0042 As of 2005 , he is estimated to be worth around $320 million .
217.7 8 okay BLOG06-20051214-007-0013573703 Originally from the Bed-Stuy section of Brooklyn , New York , Carter was abandoned by his father Adnis Reeves when he was twelve years old and he was consequently raised by his mother Gloria .
217.7 8 okay LTW_ENG_20041104.0042 Originally from the Bed-Stuy section of Brooklyn , New York , Carter was abandoned by his father Adnis Reeves when he was twelve years old and he was consequently raised by his mother Gloria .
217.7 9 okay BLOG06-20051214-007-0013573703 He was known as " Jazzy " in his neighborhood , a nickname which eventually became his stage name , " Jay-Z. "
217.7 9 okay LTW_ENG_20041104.0042 He was known as " Jazzy " in his neighborhood , a nickname which eventually became his stage name , " Jay-Z. "
218.8 1 okay LTW_ENG_20051214.0164 Darrell Hammond, who has perfected the crooked little smile of Vice President Dick Cheney, was a jittery guest at Tuesday's bash for 400 at the Naval Observatory
218.8 1 okay LTW_ENG_20051214.0164 ``Saturday Night Live's'' Darrell Hammond, who has perfected the crooked little smile of Vice President Dick Cheney, was a jittery guest at Tuesday's bash for 400 at the Naval Observatory
218.8 1 okay LTW_ENG_20051214.0164 ``Saturday Night Live's'' Darrell Hammond, who has perfected the crooked little smile of Vice President Dick Cheney, was a jittery guest at Tuesday's bash for 400 at the Naval Observatory.
218.8 1 okay LTW_ENG_20051214.0164 was a jittery guest at Tuesday's bash for 400 at the Naval Observatory
218.8 3 okay NYT_ENG_20041024.0052 Indeed, Democratic nominee Al Gore studied "SNL"-er Darrell Hammond's "lockbox"-loaded knockoff of him, and "his next debate was much better," says Tom Shales co-author of "Live From New York
218.8 3 okay NYT_ENG_20041024.0052 Indeed, Democratic nominee Al Gore studied "SNL" er Darrell Hammond's "lockbox" loaded knockoff of him, and "his next debate was much better," says Tom Shales co author of "Live From New York: An Uncensored History of 'Saturday Night Live.'
218.8 4 okay LTW_ENG_20051214.0164 Hammond said he doesn't even remember their conversation: ``I'm always nervous around presidents and vice presidents.''.
218.8 6 okay NYT_ENG_20060207.0366 But Wallach said "Comedy Central Presents," with its half-hour sets, its longevity and its formidable roster of alumni (Darrell Hammond
218.8 6 okay NYT_ENG_20060207.0366 But Wallach said "Comedy Central Presents," with its half-hour sets, its longevity and its formidable roster of alumni (Darrell Hammond, Lewis Black, Kevin Nealon and Carlos Mencia among them), is a standard-setter for the genre and a keystone for Comedy Central.
218.8 7 okay BLOG06-20060207-026-0032078295 After completing college , Hammond moved to New York City where he lived for several years before joining the cast of SNL. He married his wife , Elizabeth , in 1983 and then again in 1990 after a divorce in 1986 .
218.8 7 okay NYT_ENG_20041029.0045 After completing college , Hammond moved to New York City where he lived for several years before joining the cast of SNL. He married his wife , Elizabeth , in 1983 and then again in 1990 after a divorce in 1986 .
218.8 8 okay BLOG06-20060207-026-0032078295 When veteran announcer Don Pardo is unavailable , Hammond fills in to introduce the cast , with a spot-on Pardo impersonation .
218.8 8 okay NYT_ENG_20041029.0045 When veteran announcer Don Pardo is unavailable , Hammond fills in to introduce the cast , with a spot-on Pardo impersonation .
219.7 10 okay LTW_ENG_20050331.0156 Prewar claims by the United States that Iraq was producing biological weapons were based almost entirely on accounts from a defector who was described as ``crazy'' by his intelligence handlers and a ``congenital liar'' by his friends
219.7 10 okay LTW_ENG_20050331.0156 Was Warned Before War WASHINGTON Prewar claims by the United States that Iraq was producing biological weapons were based almost entirely on accounts from a defector who was described as ``crazy'' by his intelligence handlers and a ``congenital liar'' by his friends.
219.7 1 okay BLOG06-20060112-029-0023724746 Tyler Drumheller had learned from German intelligence that a key CIA source on Iraqi WMD, an Iraqi exile who went by the code name Curveball, was mentally unstable, unreliable and not to be trusted.
219.7 2 okay NYT_ENG_20050330.0237 One gem was the hard-drinking relative of a Chalabi aide, a secret source code-named Curveball, who claimed to verify the mobile weapons labs.
219.7 3 vital AFP_ENG_20051214.0514 German intelligence officials warned their US counterparts that accounts from an Iraqi defector code-named Curveball, a critical US source for charges that Iraq possessed mobile germ weapons labs
219.7 3 vital APW_ENG_20051129.0478 Lately, however, he said he had been troubled by disclosures that an informant known as Curveball, who supplied information about alleged mobile biological laboratories, was not reliable, and new information casting doubt on
219.7 3 vital BLOG06-20051207-058-0006896232 1997Germ truckCurveball says he helped assemble a germ-production unit on trucks at Djerf al Nadaf
219.7 3 vital BLOG06-20051208-102-0015098714 The Claim : An Iraqi defector codenamed `` Curveball '' was the source of reporting that Saddam Hussein had built a fleet of mobile biowarfare labs .
219.7 3 vital BLOG06-20051208-102-0015098714 The Claim: An Iraqi defector codenamed "Curveball" was the source of reporting that Saddam Hussein had built a fleet of mobile biowarfare labs.
219.7 3 vital LTW_ENG_20050327.0037 THE REPORT ALSO REVIEWS THE CASE OF CURVEBALL A STILL-UNIDENTIFIED IRAQI DEFECTOR IN GERMANY WHOSE FANCIFUL REPORTS ABOUT IRAQI MOBILE GERM WEAPONS FACILITIES WERE CITED BY THEN-SECRETARY OF STATE COLIN L
219.7 3 vital LTW_ENG_20050327.0037 The report also reviews the case of Curveball, a still unidentified Iraqi defector in Germany whose fanciful reports about Iraqi mobile germ weapons facilities were cited by then Secretary of State Colin L. Powell at the U.N. Security Council in February 2003.
219.7 3 vital LTW_ENG_20050331.0156 The defector code-named ``Curveball'' spoke with alarming specificity about Iraq's alleged biological weapons programs and fleet of mobile labs.
219.7 3 vital LTW_ENG_20050521.0022 disclosed that senior intelligence officials had serious questions about ``Curveball,'' the code name for an Iraqi informant who provided the key information on Saddam's alleged mobile biological facilities
219.7 3 vital LTW_ENG_20050527.0160 Curveball provided questionable information--later disproved--about Iraq's alleged mobile facilities that could produce biological weapons.
219.7 3 vital LTW_ENG_20051119.0032 After the CIA vouched for Curveball's information, President Bush warned in his State of the Union Speech in January 2003 that Iraq had mobile biological weapons labs designed to produce germ warfare agents.
219.7 3 vital LTW_ENG_20051121.0123 Another startling example of the administration's use of bad intelligence to promote its cause originated with the Iraqi defector aptly codenamed ``Curveball.'' The defector, though discredited as being a fabricator, claimed he was an eyewitness to Iraq's production of biological weapons in mobile labs.
219.7 3 vital NYT_ENG_20051126.0071 nearly 7,000-word investigation in last Sunday's Los Angeles Times found that Bush and his aides had "issued increasingly dire warnings" about Iraq's mobile biological weapons labs long after U. S.  intelligence authorities were told by Germany's Federal Intelligence Service that the principal source for these warnings, an Iraqi defector in German custody code-named Curveball, "never claimed to produce germ weapons and never saw anyone else do so. " The five senior German intelligence officials who spoke to The Los Angeles Times said they were aghast that such long-discredited misinformation from a suspected fabricator turned up in Colin Powell's presentation to the United Nations and in the president's 2003 State of the Union address (where it shared billing with the equally bogus 16 words about Saddam's fictitious African uranium
219.7 4 okay BLOG06-20051207-058-0006896232 Curveball was a "blue" source, meaning the Germans would not permit U.S. access to him.
219.7 4 okay LTW_ENG_20050331.0156 The CIA never had access to Curveball.
219.7 4 okay LTW_ENG_20051119.0032 Curveball also could not be interviewed
219.7 5 okay BLOG06-20051208-164-0018960446 Curveball was a "blue" source, meaning the Germans would not permit U.S. access to him.Curveball said he hated Americans, the Germans explained
219.7 5 okay LTW_ENG_20051119.0026 German officials insisted Curveball hated Americans, so the DIA was not allowed to interview him.
219.7 5 okay LTW_ENG_20051119.0032 The Pentagon's Defense Intelligence Agency, working from a clandestine operating base called Munich House, became the liaison for U.S. intelligence and assigned his code name. German officials insisted Curveball hated Americans, so the DIA was not allowed to interview him.
219.7 6 vital BLOG06-20051210-138-0015591987 The L. A. Times has a 13-page article on the Bush administrations use of information provided by the Iraqi defector , codenamed Curveball , in making the case for war with Iraq .
219.7 6 vital BLOG06-20051212-028-0000911408 THIS ARTICLE ALSO DETAILS A REPORT ON THE BASIS FOR THE WAR AND GOES ON TO SAY THAT THE MILITARY INTELLIGENCE THAT REPORTED MOBILE BIOWEAPONS LABS CAME FROM AN IRAQI DEFECTOR KNOWN AS CURVEBALL IN THE INTELLIGENCE COMMUNITY
219.7 6 vital BLOG06-20051215-030-0020223900 Curveball is the Iraqi defector whose claims dubious from the beginning, now discredited about biological weapons were used by the Bush administration to help make the case for invading Iraq.
219.7 6 vital BLOG06-20051221-038-0018296565 Despite considerable doubts over Curveball's credibility, his claims were included in the administration's case for war without caveat.
219.7 6 vital LTW_ENG_20050331.0110 INTEL-CURVEBALL -- WASHINGTON -- Prewar claims by the United States that Iraq was producing biological weapons were based almost entirely on accounts from a defector code-named ``Curveball.
219.7 6 vital LTW_ENG_20050331.0110 INTEL-CURVEBALL -- WASHINGTON -- Prewar claims by the United States that Iraq was producing biological weapons were based almost entirely on accounts from a defector code-named ``Curveball.'' But postwar investigations show that Curveball had lost his Iraqi government job in 1995, and that he wasn't even in the country at times when he claimed to have witnessed biological weapons work.
219.7 6 vital LTW_ENG_20050331.0156 Curveball's claims were critical to the case for war
219.7 6 vital LTW_ENG_20050331.0156 Curveball's claims were critical to the case for war.
219.7 6 vital LTW_ENG_20050331.0156 Despite persistent doubts about his credibility, Curveball's claims were included in the Bush administration's case for war without so much as a caveat.
219.7 6 vital LTW_ENG_20051119.0026 Nonetheless, President Bush and his aides used information provided by Curveball in public warnings before the war that Iraq had at least seven mobile factories brewing biological poisons. Then Secretary of State Colin L. Powell also used this information in his Feb. 5, 2003, prewar presentation to the United Nations.
219.7 6 vital LTW_ENG_20051119.0032 The German intelligence officials responsible for one of the most important informants on Saddam Hussein's suspected weapons of mass destruction say that the Bush Administration and the CIA repeatedly exaggerated his claims during the run-up to the Iraq war
219.7 6 vital NYT_ENG_20060315.0118 You'll recall that those imaginary WMD were the stated reason Bush went to war, only to have the U. S.  search for those weapons come up empty
219.7 7 okay LTW_ENG_20050331.0156 Curveball's identity has never been publicly revealed
219.7 7 okay LTW_ENG_20050331.0156 Curveball's identity has never been publicly revealed.
219.7 8 okay LTW_ENG_20050331.0156 By early 2001, the CIA was getting messages from German intelligence that Curveball was ``out of control'' and could not be located. Some of Curveball's information was contradicted by other intelligence. His description of a depot for the weapons labs didn't match surveillance images, which showed a wall where Curveball said vehicles were entering and exiting.
219.7 8 okay LTW_ENG_20050331.0156 Some of Curveball's information was contradicted by other intelligence
219.7 8 okay LTW_ENG_20050331.0156 Some of Curveball's information was contradicted by other intelligence.
219.7 9 okay LTW_ENG_20051119.0032 Curveball largely ceased cooperating in 2001 once he was granted asylum, officials said
219.7 9 okay LTW_ENG_20051119.0032 Curveball largely ceased cooperating in 2001 once he was granted asylum, officials said.
220.8 1 vital AFP_ENG_20050309.0083 The world's most powerful sports agent and money management firm offers to organize Monday corporate outings at PGA events
220.8 1 vital AFP_ENG_20050309.0083 The world's most powerful sports agent and money management firm offers to organize Monday corporate outings at PGA events.
220.8 1 vital APW_ENG_20051024.0943 IMG is the world 's premier sports and lifestyle management and marketing firm , with more than 2,200 staff in 70 offices across 30 countries .
220.8 1 vital BLOG06-20060126-017-0023363612 IMG is the world 's premier sports and lifestyle management and marketing firm , with more than 2,200 staff in 70 offices across 30 countries .
220.8 1 vital BLOG06-20060208-019-0006337746 IMG is the premiere sports marketing group in the world
220.8 2 okay BLOG06-20060205-019-0021187252 IMG has a strong heritage of successfully working with global sports and entertainment properties and we share Harrahs vision for the future of the World Series of Poker, said Andy Pierce, senior corporate vice president IMG.
220.8 4 okay AFP_ENG_20050217.0717 IMG hockey managing director J. P. Barry, who has 70 NHL players under contract, told the Washington Post
220.8 5 okay AFP_ENG_20050309.0083 Ireland's Padraig Harrington are IMG clients who were paid for a corporate outing last week before the Ford Championship at Doral.
220.8 5 okay AFP_ENG_20050309.0083 Offering golf star clients for corporate sponsor outings for appearance fees has put International Management Group at odds with US PGA Tour officials, the Sun Sentinel newspaper reported.
220.8 5 okay AFP_ENG_20050309.0083 Offering golf-star clients for corporate sponsor outings for appearance fees has put International Management Group at odds with US PGA Tour officials , the Sun-Sentinel newspaper reported .
220.8 5 okay AFP_ENG_20050309.0083 Offering golf-star clients for corporate sponsor outings for appearance fees has put International Management Group at odds with US PGA Tour officials, the Sun-Sentinel newspaper reported
220.8 5 okay AFP_ENG_20050309.0083 OFFERING GOLF-STAR CLIENTS FOR CORPORATE SPONSOR OUTINGS FOR APPEARANCE FEES HAS PUT INTERNATIONAL MANAGEMENT GROUP AT ODDS WITH US PGA TOUR OFFICIALS THE SUN-SENTINEL NEWSPAPER REPORTED
220.8 5 okay AFP_ENG_20050309.0083 Such stars as Fiji's Vijay Singh, South Africa's Retief Goosen, Spain's Sergio Garcia and Ireland's Padraig Harrington are IMG clients who were paid for a corporate outing last week before the Ford Championship at Doral
220.8 5 okay AFP_ENG_20050309.0083 Such stars as Fiji's Vijay Singh, South Africa's Retief Goosen, Spain's Sergio Garcia and Ireland's Padraig Harrington are IMG clients who were paid for a corporate outing last week before the Ford Championship at Doral.
220.8 6 okay APW_ENG_20051024.0943 TWI , IMG 's television division , is the largest independent distributor and producer of televised sports , managing a library of more than 150,000 hours .
220.8 6 okay BLOG06-20060126-017-0023363612 TWI , IMG 's television division , is the largest independent distributor and producer of televised sports , managing a library of more than 150,000 hours .
221.8 2 vital AFP_ENG_20041013.0718 mint is the only government entity in the united states with the authority to coin money .
221.8 2 vital AFP_ENG_20041013.0718 The United States Mint is the only government entity in the United States with the authority to coin money
221.8 2 vital AFP_ENG_20041013.0718 "The United States Mint is the only government entity in the United States with the authority to coin money. Clearly, the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, a US insular possession, does not have the authority to coin its own money," the September 10 statement said.
221.8 2 vital LTW_ENG_20050125.0017 in 1792, is authorized to make the nation's money and, when directed by Congress, to create
221.8 2 vital LTW_ENG_20050125.0017 is authorized to make the nation's money and, when directed by Congress, to create official U.S. commemorative coins
221.8 2 vital LTW_ENG_20050125.0017 Only the U. S. Mint , established in 1792 , is authorized to make the nation 's money and , when directed by Congress , to create official U. S. commemorative coins .
221.8 2 vital LTW_ENG_20050125.0017 Only the U.S. Mint, established in 1792, is authorized to make the nation's money and, when directed by Congress, to create official U.S. commemorative coins
221.8 2 vital LTW_ENG_20050125.0017 Only the U.S. Mint, established in 1792, is authorized to make the nation's money and, when directed by Congress, to create official U.S. commemorative coins.
221.8 2 vital LTW_ENG_20050125.0017 ONLY THE U.S. MINT ESTABLISHED IN 1792 IS AUTHORIZED TO MAKE THE NATION 'S MONEY AND WHEN DIRECTED BY CONGRESS TO CREATE OFFICIAL U.S. COMMEMORATIVE COINS
221.8 3 okay APW_ENG_20050419.0630 The United States mint plans to match and exceed world class business practices with this new 24-karat gold bullion coin,
221.8 3 okay BLOG06-20051219-055-0005636967 The U.S. Mint has produced a 24-karat gold coin
221.8 3 okay BLOG06-20051219-055-0005636967 the U.S. Mint has produced a 24-karat gold coin, a designation that means it contains 99.99
221.8 3 okay XIN_ENG_20050419.0282 The US Mint announced on Tuesday it will begin producing a new 24-karat gold bullion coin early next year
221.8 3 okay XIN_ENG_20050419.0282 The US Mint announced on Tuesday it will begin producing a new 24-karat gold bullion coin early next year.
221.8 3 okay XIN_ENG_20050419.0282 This will mark the first time the US Mint has produced a 24- karat gold coin, a designation that means it contains 99. 99 percent gold
221.8 3 okay XIN_ENG_20050419.0282 This will mark the first time the US Mint has produced a 24- karat gold coin, a designation that means it contains 99.99 percent gold
221.8 3 okay XIN_ENG_20050419.0298 Global investors have been turning increasingly to the purer gold coin in recent years. The Mint estimates the potential global market for 24 karat gold bullion coins at 2.4 billion dollars.
221.8 3 okay XIN_ENG_20050419.0298 HEADLINE : US Mint to make 24-karat gold coins early next year The US Mint announced Tuesday it will begin producing new 24-karat uncirculated gold bullion investment coins in early 2006 .
221.8 3 okay XIN_ENG_20050419.0298 The US Mint announced Tuesday it will begin producing new 24-karat uncirculated gold bullion investment coins in early 2006
221.8 6 okay APW_ENG_20051202.0219 The U.S. Mint's project to make the greenback share its color with muted pastels reaches the $10 bill in a few months.
221.8 7 okay LTW_ENG_20050505.0035 This happens because it costs the United States Mint less than 5 cents to make each 25 cent piece it cranks out.
221.8 7 okay LTW_ENG_20050505.0035 This happens because it costs the United States Mint less than 5 cents to make each 25-cent piece it cranks out
222.8 10 vital NYT_ENG_20060126.0356 began making PFOA in the 1950s. The compound was made in Cottage Grove and Decatur, Ala., and sold to DuPont, Nelson said. The chemical was most widely used as an ingredient for Teflon and other non stick cookware coatings.
222.8 10 vital NYT_ENG_20060126.0356 The phaseout of PFOA by 3M, DuPont and the other firms doesn't mean that concern about the compound's effects will go away, however.
222.8 10 vital NYT_ENG_20060201.0449 On Monday, the EPA asked 3M, DuPont and six other chemical firms to cease using PFOA, a compound 3M developed 50 years ago used to make Teflon and other nonstick coatings
222.8 10 vital NYT_ENG_20060201.0449 PFOA, and a discontinued chemical that went into Scotchgard and produced a by-product called PFOS, have been found to persist in the blood of workers, nearby residents and groundwater near 3M factories that made the chemicals
222.8 10 vital NYT_ENG_20060215.0339 DuPont, which began making PFOA after 3M ceased production, was fined $10. 25 million by the EPA last month and pledged to reduce its PFOA emissions by 98 percent to settle charges that the company hid information about the chemical
222.8 10 vital NYT_ENG_20060215.0339 Last month, the agency asked 3M, DuPont and six other firms to reduce their use of PFOA by 95 percent through 2010 and eliminate it by 2015. 3M uses the chemical only in one German plant that has a PFOA reclamation and recycling system. 3M made PFOA in Decatur, Ala., and in Cottage Grove.
222.8 10 vital NYT_ENG_20060215.0339 " Maplewood, Minn. -based 3M began making PFOA in the 1950s and began phasing it out in 2000, ending production altogether by 2004, officials said.
222.8 10 vital NYT_ENG_20060215.0339 Maplewood, Minn. based 3M began making PFOA in the 1950s and began phasing it out in 2000, ending production altogether by 2004, officials said.
222.8 10 vital NYT_ENG_20060215.0339 Maplewood, Minn.-based 3M began making PFOA in the 1950s and began phasing it out in 2000, ending production altogether by 2004, officials said.
222.8 1 okay NYT_ENG_20060126.0356 3M has been sued in three states over allegations that PFOA has been found in ground water or well water
222.8 1 okay NYT_ENG_20060126.0356 3M has been sued in three states over allegations that PFOA has been found in ground water or well water.
222.8 2 okay BLOG06-20060208-020-0020261296  - feb 02 2:00 pm in a speech today at the corporate headquarters of 3m in st. paul , minnesota , president bush called on congress to pass legislation that would give 3m and other asbestos defendants that knowingly exposed workers to asbestos a $ 20 billion , taxpayer-guaranteed liability bailout.
222.8 2 okay NYT_ENG_20060202.0376 Before his speech, the president and First Lady Laura Bush toured a 3M research lab, meeting chemists, physicists and other scientists who are developing cutting-edge technology. 3M Senior Vice President of Research and Development Jay Ihlenfeld hosted the 20-minute tour, showing the Bushes 3M's developing fuel cell technology, which is one day expected to help power cars; optical film prototypes; and high-tech, high-capacity power cables.
222.8 2 okay NYT_ENG_20060202.0376 With the 3M Company as his backdrop, "American competitiveness" as his theme, and a mostly nonpartisan tone, President Bush brought his post-State of the Union tour to Maplewood on Thursday
222.8 3 okay BLOG06-20051224-024-0000048845 However, I think it's important to note that several other successful companies allow their engineeers to also devote 20-25% of their time to working on personal projects as well - companies like 3M and Medtronic are two examples
222.8 4 okay APW_ENG_20050921.0069 About 6 percent of the company's 32,648 U.S. employees are unionized, according to 3M spokeswoman Jacqueline Berry.
222.8 4 okay APW_ENG_20050921.0069 Instead, about 6 percent of the company's 32,648 U.S. employees are unionized, according to 3M spokeswoman Jacqueline Berry
222.8 5 okay BLOG06-20060115-028-0014111719 3M Company ( formerly Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Company until 2002 ) is an American corporation with a worldwide presence that produces over 55,000 products , including adhesives , abrasives , laminates , electronic circuits and displays , and pharmaceuticals .
222.8 5 okay NYT_ENG_20041124.0041 3M has a worldwide presence with its astounding 55,000 products
222.8 5 okay NYT_ENG_20041124.0041 has a worldwide presence with its astounding 55,000 products
222.8 5 okay NYT_ENG_20041124.0041 has a worldwide presence with its astounding 55,000 products.
222.8 5 okay NYT_ENG_20051207.0340 Based in St. Paul, 3M is a global conglomerate that makes 55,000 products from skin creams and street signs to Post it notes and Scotch tape. It has six core businesses, 67,000 employees and a market value of $59 billion. Brunswick, based in Lake Forest, Ill., with a market value of $4 billion and 26,000 employees, is a fraction of its size.
222.8 5 okay NYT_ENG_20051207.0340 Paul, 3M is a global conglomerate that makes 55,000 products from skin creams and street signs to Post-it notes and Scotch tape
222.8 5 okay NYT_ENG_20051207.0340 While he has served as a director of Tyco International and Ingersoll-Rand, both industrial conglomerates, he has yet to manage a company anywhere near the size and scope of 3M. Based in St. Paul, 3M is a global conglomerate that makes 55,000 products from skin creams and street signs to Post-it notes and Scotch tape.
222.8 5 okay NYT_ENG_20060201.0449 3M Company ( formerly Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Company until 2002 ) is an American corporation with a worldwide presence that produces over 55,000 products , including adhesives , abrasives , laminates , electronic circuits and displays , and pharmaceuticals .
222.8 6 okay BLOG06-20060115-028-0014111719 The company 's early innovations include waterproof sandpaper ( early 1920s ) and masking tape ( 1925 ) , as well as cellophane tape and sound deadening materials for metal-frame cars in the years that followed .
222.8 6 okay NYT_ENG_20060201.0449 The company 's early innovations include waterproof sandpaper ( early 1920s ) and masking tape ( 1925 ) , as well as cellophane tape and sound deadening materials for metal-frame cars in the years that followed .
222.8 7 okay BLOG06-20060115-028-0014111719 3M was involved in some of the first digital audio recordings of the late 1970s to see commercial release when a prototype machine was brought to the Sound 80 studios in neighboring Minneapolis .
222.8 7 okay NYT_ENG_20060201.0449 3M was involved in some of the first digital audio recordings of the late 1970s to see commercial release when a prototype machine was brought to the Sound 80 studios in neighboring Minneapolis .
222.8 8 okay APW_ENG_20050418.1134 3M is a Dow component
222.8 8 okay BLOG06-20060115-028-0014111719 Today , 3M is one of the 30 companies included in the Dow Jones Industrial Average ( added on August 9 , 1976 ) , and is ranked number 105 on the 2004 Fortune 500 listing .
222.8 8 okay NYT_ENG_20060201.0449 Today , 3M is one of the 30 companies included in the Dow Jones Industrial Average ( added on August 9 , 1976 ) , and is ranked number 105 on the 2004 Fortune 500 listing .
222.8 9 okay BLOG06-20060115-028-0014111719 The company has 132 plants and over 67,000 employees around the world , with sales offices in more than 200 countries .
222.8 9 okay NYT_ENG_20060201.0449 The company has 132 plants and over 67,000 employees around the world , with sales offices in more than 200 countries .
223.7 1 vital NYT_ENG_20060202.0018 Merrill Lynch & Co. is the nation's biggest brokerage firm
223.7 1 vital NYT_ENG_20060202.0018 The latest interloper is Merrill Lynch &amp ; Co. , the nation 's biggest brokerage firm .
223.7 1 vital NYT_ENG_20060202.0018 The latest interloper is Merrill Lynch & Co. , the nation's biggest brokerage firm
223.7 1 vital NYT_ENG_20060202.0018 The latest interloper is Merrill Lynch & Co., the nation's biggest brokerage firm
223.7 3 okay AFP_ENG_20050928.0160 Merrill Lynch Japan Securities will spin off its private banking operation, which employs 250 workers and has more than one trillion yen in customer assets, and turn it into a joint venture with MTFG units.
223.7 3 okay AFP_ENG_20050928.0160 Merrill Lynch Japan will inject some three billion yen in capital into the venture and have a 50 percent stake.
223.7 3 okay APW_ENG_20050304.0118 Report: Japanese bank, Merrill Lynch in talks on securities venture TOKYO A major Japanese banking group and Merrill Lynch & Co. are in talks about setting up a securities company together that would target rich people, a news report said Friday.
223.7 3 okay APW_ENG_20050304.0118 The companies are considering combining the U.S. firm's expertise in such business and Mitsubishi Tokyo's strong customer base, which would allow Merrill Lynch to gain a bigger foothold in the Japanese market
223.7 3 okay APW_ENG_20050304.0118 The companies are considering combining the U.S. firm's expertise in such business and Mitsubishi Tokyo's strong customer base, which would allow Merrill Lynch to gain a bigger foothold in the Japanese market, the leading business newspaper Nihon Keizai Shimbun reported
223.7 3 okay APW_ENG_20050927.0216 Merrill Lynch and Mitsubishi UFJ to set up brokerage in Japan, report says
223.7 3 okay APW_ENG_20060215.0682 Merill Lynch Japan ( MLJ ) , soon to be rolled up into Merrill Lynch International
223.7 3 okay NYT_ENG_20041220.0157 -- TODD ZAUN SOUTH KOREA: SECURITIES SOLD LG Card, the credit card company in South Korea, said the investment bank Merrill Lynch had agreed to buy $400 million worth of its asset-backed securities, but uncertainty persists over the company's future after its former parent company, the LG Group, refused to join a financial aid package.
223.7 3 okay XIN_ENG_20051214.0048 In February this year, Merrill Lynch & Co. , which owns 1. 5 trillion U. S. dollars world wide, announced to enter China's real estate market by investing 30 million dollars on the highest building in Beijing the Beijing Yin Tai Center, joining hands with China's Yin Tai Holding Co. , Ltd
223.7 4 okay APW_ENG_20060215.0682 The company occupies the entire 34 stories of the Four World Financial Center building in New York City .
223.7 4 okay BLOG06-20060215-031-0012430604 The company occupies the entire 34 stories of the Four World Financial Center building in New York City .
223.7 5 okay APW_ENG_20060215.0682 Today , the multinational corporation operates in more than 40 countries around the world , managing client assets in excess of US $1.8 trillion .
223.7 5 okay BLOG06-20051208-070-0017363471 Merrill Lynch is one of the world's leading wealth management, capital markets and advisory companies, with offices in 36 countries and territories and total client assets of approximately $1. 7 trillion
223.7 5 okay BLOG06-20060215-031-0012430604 Today , the multinational corporation operates in more than 40 countries around the world , managing client assets in excess of US $1.8 trillion .
223.7 6 okay APW_ENG_20060217.1305 Brokerage Merrill Lynch settles 23 class action suits for $164 million
223.7 6 okay APW_ENG_20060217.1305 Merrill Lynch &amp; Co. Inc. will pay $164 million (euro138 million) to settle 23 class action lawsuits related to its analysts' activities and research coverage of Internet companies during the boom and bust of the dot-com era, the company said Friday in a regulatory filing.
223.7 6 okay APW_ENG_20060217.1305 Merrill Lynch & Co. Inc. will pay $164 million (euro138 million) to settle 23 class action lawsuits related to its analysts' activities and research coverage of Internet companies during the boom and bust of the dot-com era, the company said Friday in a regulatory filing
223.7 6 okay LTW_ENG_20060217.0142 Co.  said Friday that it will pay $164 million to settle 23 class-action lawsuits alleging that investors suffered massive losses by following its dishonest stock recommendations, including those from its former star technology analyst Henry Blodget
223.7 7 okay NYT_ENG_20050201.0317 By comparison, Merrill Lynch has 13,500 financial advisers and $1. 3 trillion in assets under management
223.7 7 okay NYT_ENG_20051201.0363 Merrill Lynch, which manages $1.4 trillion in assets, has nearly 15,000 financial advisers worldwide
224.8 1 okay AFP_ENG_20051211.0256 Not a moment is lost by cameras recording the "Tribute to the Troops" for broadcast on television in America and elsewhere on December 19, along the lines of two similar WWE broadcasts from Iraq in 2003 and 2004
224.8 1 okay AFP_ENG_20051211.0256 Tribute to the Troops for broadcast on television in America and elsewhere on December 19, along the lines of two similar WWE broadcasts from Iraq in 2003 and 2004
224.8 2 okay APW_ENG_20041019.0476 s intellectual property is a valuable asset of the company, and we believe the actions taken today are necessary to preserve the integrity of our licensing process and essential to ensure that WWE receives appropriate and fair compensation for the grant of a license to use our intellectual property.".
224.8 2 okay APW_ENG_20041019.0476 "WWE's intellectual property is a valuable asset of the company, and we believe the actions taken today are necessary to preserve the integrity of our licensing process and essential to ensure that WWE receives appropriate and fair compensation for the grant of a license to use our intellectual property.".
224.8 2 okay APW_ENG_20041019.0476 WWE's intellectual property is a valuable asset of the company, and we believe the actions taken today are necessary to preserve the integrity of our licensing process and essential to ensure that WWE receives appropriate and fair compensation for the grant of a license to use our intellectual property.
224.8 3 okay APW_ENG_20051114.0028 A World Wrestling Entertainment star was found dead in his hotel room Sunday in Minneapolis, where he was scheduled to appear that evening in a WWE show
224.8 3 okay APW_ENG_20051114.0829 No signs of foul play in death of WWE wrestler found in Minneapolis hotel
224.8 3 okay NYT_ENG_20051120.0059 Eddie Guerrero , a 38-year-old World Wrestling Entertainment star, was found dead on Nov. 13 at a hotel in Minneapolis.
224.8 4 okay NYT_ENG_20050204.0108 In 2002, however, Bozell was forced to issue an apology and the group paid 3. 5 million to World Wrestling Entertainment head Vince McMahon to settle a libel case
224.8 4 okay NYT_ENG_20050204.0108 In 2002, however, Bozell was forced to issue an apology and the group paid 3.5 million to World Wrestling Entertainment head Vince McMahon to settle a libel case. The apology admitted that the group had falsely claimed that a 6 year old Florida girl was killed by her playmate as the boy practiced "wrestling moves" he had learned on TV. The group also said it had exaggerated the size of an advertiser boycott against WWE.
224.8 5 vital NYT_ENG_20050330.0162 Promoters, fans and participants use "sports entertainment," a term World Wrestling Entertainment guru Vince McMahon coined in the late '90s as pro wrestling became as mainstream as home video
224.8 5 vital NYT_ENG_20050330.0162 Promoters, fans and participants use sports entertainment, a term World Wrestling Entertainment guru Vince McMahon coined in the late '90s as pro wrestling became as mainstream as home video
224.8 6 okay NYT_ENG_20050330.0162 Today, WWE superstars travel by private plane, stay in the best hotels and have the top bone specialists on retainer.
224.8 7 okay APW_ENG_20051205.0034 Chairman Vince McMahon told wrestlers last week that the new policy would involve frequent, random tests conducted by an independent agency
224.8 7 okay APW_ENG_20051205.0034 Following the death of one of pro wrestling's biggest stars, World Wrestling Entertainment says it is starting random drug testing to detect illicit drugs
224.8 7 okay APW_ENG_20051205.0034 Following the death of one of pro wrestling's biggest stars, World Wrestling Entertainment says it is starting random drug testing to detect illicit drugs, steroids and prescription drug abuse among its performers
224.8 7 okay APW_ENG_20051205.0034 Previously, WWE tested for drugs only when it saw a need
224.8 7 okay BLOG06-20051207-022-0022207744 Just heard on the radio that the WWE is going to randomly test its wrestlers for steroids.
224.8 8 okay NYT_ENG_20050703.0026 Buy a replica belt from the World Wrestling Entertainment, Inc. (formerly World Wrestling Federation) at (866) 993-7467 or wweshop.com
225.8 1 vital APW_ENG_20060104.0467 The explosion was the state's deadliest mining accident since November 1968, when 78 men including the uncle of Gov. Joe Manchin died in an explosion at another mine, an hour's drive north of here
225.8 1 vital APW_ENG_20060110.0179 It was the worst mining disaster in the U.S. since a 2001 disaster in Alabama killed 13 , and the worst in West Virginia since a 1968 disaster that took 78 lives .
225.8 1 vital BLOG06-20060204-025-0019776066 It was the worst mining disaster in the U.S. since a 2001 disaster in Alabama killed 13 , and the worst in West Virginia since a 1968 disaster that took 78 lives .
225.8 1 vital XIN_ENG_20060104.0255 Thirteen miners had been trapped some 85 meters below the surface of the Sago Mine after the explosion early Monday, West Virginia's deadliest mining accident since November 1968, in which 78 men died
225.8 2 vital APW_ENG_20060110.0179 Because of the location of the body , it was obvious to those familiar with the miners and their jobs , that it was likely the body of Terry Helms. About an hour later , reports spread quickly that all twelve of the remaining had also been found alive , but these reports were false .
225.8 2 vital APW_ENG_20060110.0179 Mourners planned to gather Tuesday for the last funerals of those killed in the Sago Mine disaster, including one held at the small Baptist church where families were mistakenly told all but one had survived.
225.8 2 vital BLOG06-20060105-020-0026629275 The devastating news came more than three hours after Governor Joe Manchin announced he had been told 12 of the miners survived the disaster .
225.8 2 vital BLOG06-20060107-022-0002673476 Families learned of the deaths from mine officials more than three hours after Gov. Joe Manchin said he had been told 12 of the miners survived the disaster.
225.8 2 vital BLOG06-20060204-025-0019776066 Because of the location of the body , it was obvious to those familiar with the miners and their jobs , that it was likely the body of Terry Helms. About an hour later , reports spread quickly that all twelve of the remaining had also been found alive , but these reports were false .
225.8 2 vital LTW_ENG_20060106.0011 Great joy turned to deep sorrow and rage Wednesday morning when mining families in Sago, W. Va. , were told inaccurately that 12 of the 13 miners trapped in a coal mine were alive, only to be informed, hours later, that they were dead
225.8 2 vital NYT_ENG_20060105.0020 EDITORIAL: EDITORIALS OF THE NEW YORK TIMES THE SAGO MINE DISASTER In the long history of coal mine tragedies in Appalachia, few have borne the compound misery suffered in Sago, W.Va., where a dozen families were plunged from exultation to furious grief by a false report that their loved ones had survived a deadly mine explosion on Monday.
225.8 2 vital XIN_ENG_20060104.0255 However, hours later, Ben Hatfield, president and CEO of the International Coal Group which owns the Sago Mine, told a pre-dawn press conference that a "miscommunication" between the rescuers and the command center had resulted in the spreading the wrong information that all but one of the 13 miners was alive.
225.8 2 vital XIN_ENG_20060104.0255 Late Tuesday, celebrations erupted as word spread among family members that 12 miners had been found alive at the Sago Mine in the Upshur County, West Virginia
225.8 3 vital APW_ENG_20060110.0179 It was reported that the body of one miner had been found .
225.8 3 vital APW_ENG_20060122.0681 2006: Sago Mine near Tallmansville, West Virginia, explosion on Jan. 2 kills one miner and forces 12 others to barricade themselves against carbon monoxide gas
225.8 3 vital APW_ENG_20060122.0681 It is the nation's deepest vertical shaft coal mine at 2,140 feet (642 meters). 2006: Sago Mine near Tallmansville, West Virginia, explosion on Jan. 2 kills one miner and forces 12 others to barricade themselves against carbon monoxide gas
225.8 3 vital APW_ENG_20060123.0006 In the Sago disaster , one miner died immediately and 11 others died of carbon monoxide poisoning while waiting to be rescued .
225.8 3 vital LTW_ENG_20060106.0006 One man apparently died during Monday morning's blast in the Sago Mine.
225.8 3 vital LTW_ENG_20060106.0124 What caused Monday morning's blast at the Sago Mine, which claimed one life immediately, remains unknown.
225.8 4 vital APW_ENG_20060106.0150 Some of the 12 coal miners who died in the Sago Mine disaster scrawled farewell notes assuring their loved ones that their final hours trapped underground amid toxic gases were not spent in agony.
225.8 4 vital APW_ENG_20060110.0179 International Coal Group CEO Ben Hatfield confirmed that there was only one survivor , Randal McCloy Jr. , KC8VKZ , approximately three hours after reports first surfaced of 12 survivors .
225.8 4 vital APW_ENG_20060122.0681 2006: Sago Mine near Tallmansville, West Virginia, explosion on Jan. 2 kills one miner and forces 12 others to barricade themselves against carbon monoxide gas
225.8 4 vital APW_ENG_20060122.0681 It is the nation's deepest vertical shaft coal mine at 2,140 feet (642 meters). 2006: Sago Mine near Tallmansville, West Virginia, explosion on Jan. 2 kills one miner and forces 12 others to barricade themselves against carbon monoxide gas
225.8 4 vital APW_ENG_20060123.0006 In the Sago disaster , one miner died immediately and 11 others died of carbon monoxide poisoning while waiting to be rescued .
225.8 4 vital BLOG06-20060108-022-0001649617 Some of the 12 coal miners who died in the Sago Mine disasterleft farewell messages to their families
225.8 4 vital LTW_ENG_20060105.0001 ) Below fold: Cols 2-4: Eleven miners who perished in the Sago Mine were still alive after fleeing the initial shaft explosion and barricaded themselves behind a plastic curtain they erected to stave off deadly carbon monoxide, mining company officials say, but the miners' training and precautions proved futile while critical hours passed without rescue.
225.8 4 vital LTW_ENG_20060105.0001 Eleven miners who perished in the Sago Mine were still alive after fleeing the initial shaft explosion and barricaded themselves behind a plastic curtain they
225.8 5 vital APW_ENG_20060103.0126 Two search and rescue teams entered the Sago Mine, more than 11 hours after the blast trapped the miners and reported making steady progress.
225.8 5 vital APW_ENG_20060110.0179 Rescuers had to wait 12 hours after the explosion to begin to reach the miners due to high concentrations of carbon monoxide ( CO ) and methane gas in the shaft .
225.8 5 vital BLOG06-20060204-025-0019776066 Rescuers had to wait 12 hours after the explosion to begin to reach the miners due to high concentrations of carbon monoxide ( CO ) and methane gas in the shaft .
225.8 6 okay APW_ENG_20060110.0179 Sensors from the National Lightning Detection Network indicated at least two cloud-ground lightning strikes near the mine , CNN reported .
225.8 6 okay APW_ENG_20060315.0113 An explosion that killed 12 workers at the Sago Mine likely was likely caused by a massive lightning strike that ignited methane gas in a sealed-off area, the mine's owner said
225.8 6 okay BLOG06-20060204-025-0019776066 Sensors from the National Lightning Detection Network indicated at least two cloud-ground lightning strikes near the mine , CNN reported .
225.8 6 okay LTW_ENG_20060107.0021 No one will know for a while whether the Sago disaster resulted from the more than 180 safety violations the Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA) found at the mine over the last year, or from a freak accident, such as a lightning strike
225.8 6 okay LTW_ENG_20060112.0132 Officials investigating the Sago disaster have advanced the theory that lightning striking a gas well ignited that explosion as well.
225.8 7 okay APW_ENG_20060315.0695 Two and a half months after an explosion trapped and killed 12 men inside the Sago Mine, their colleagues headed back underground Wednesday and restarted the coal mining operation once again
225.8 8 okay APW_ENG_20060127.0027 Also Thursday, Gov. Joe Manchin signed into law new safety rules prompted by the Sago disaster and a coal mine fire Jan. 19 that killed two men
225.8 8 okay APW_ENG_20060127.0027 Also Thursday, Gov. Joe Manchin signed into law new safety rules prompted by the Sago disaster and a coal mine fire Jan. 19 that killed two men.
225.8 8 okay APW_ENG_20060127.0027 signed into law new safety rules prompted by the Sago disaster and a coal mine fire Jan
225.8 8 okay APW_ENG_20060228.0018 Sago led West Virginia lawmakers to pass a new mine-safety bill in a single day, requiring companies to use communication and tracking devices, store extra air packs underground and report accidents within 15 minutes
225.8 8 okay LTW_ENG_20060107.0021 Mine disasters have historically prompted safety controls and better mining methods
225.8 8 okay LTW_ENG_20060107.0021 Sago is the largest disaster in the state since the 1968 explosion in Farmington that killed 78 men and prompted creation of the federal Coal Mine Safety and Health Act of 1969, after which deaths dropped dramatically
226.8 10 okay BLOG06-20060103-005-0022060461 For example, Mr. Cheney was thought to be less than enthusiastic about the president's nomination of White House Counsel Harriet Miers
226.8 12 okay BLOG06-20051207-023-0017827266 Harriet Miers, Bush's nominee for Supreme Court Justice, has reportedly said that Dubya is " the most brilliant man she [has] ever met ."
226.8 1 okay BLOG06-20051213-020-0000573702 Harriet Miers, with her S.M.U. law degree and apparent history of having as little to do with the law as is possible for a professional lawyer, would probably contribute very little to this less glamorous struggle.
226.8 1 okay NYT_ENG_20051012.0146 holder of undergraduate and law degrees from Southern Methodist University
226.8 3 vital LTW_ENG_20051003.0166 As a private citizen in Dallas, Harriet Miers was a devoted parishioner and Sunday school teacher at a conservative evangelical church and donated money to an anti-abortion group.
226.8 3 vital LTW_ENG_20051018.0157 Harriet Miers promised in a 1989 candidate questionnaire from Texans United for Life that she would support and work for a constitutional amendment to ban abortion except when necessary to prevent the mother's death.
226.8 3 vital LTW_ENG_20051019.0005 Disappointment awaits anyone who hoped that Harriet Miers' written Senate questionnaire would begin to explain who she might be as a justice on the U.S. Supreme Court. The 65 pages made public this week contain a financial statement and a career history replete with conventional legal practice, bar activities, and worthy charitable and public service stints. Yet they contain a great deal more information than insight, and they do nothing to illuminate why President Bush regards this particular lawyer, among the countless available to him around the country, as ``uniquely qualified'' to serve on the nation's highest court. The most revelatory fact about Harriet Miers emerged Tuesday not from her questionnaire but from her past: her commitment, as a candidate for Dallas City Council in 1989, to ``actively support'' a constitutional amendment to ban abortion except when the life of the mother is at risk.
226.8 4 vital BLOG06-20051210-078-0012383841 Because little was known about Miers ' position on divisive issues , and because she had no prior experience as a judge , her nomination has been subject to some debate on both sides .
226.8 4 vital NYT_ENG_20051003.0178 Like Bush's nominee, Harriet Miers of Dallas, Clark had no experience as a judge before being nominated to the high court.
226.8 4 vital NYT_ENG_20051027.0064 Although Miers clerked for the Chief Judge of the United States District Court for the Northern District of Texas and worked in private practice , she never served as a judge .
226.8 4 vital NYT_ENG_20051027.0064 Because little was known about Miers ' position on divisive issues , and because she had no prior experience as a judge , her nomination has been subject to some debate on both sides .
226.8 4 vital XIN_ENG_20051027.0218 A former personal lawyer to Bush when he was Texas governor, Miers has no judicial experience.
226.8 5 vital AFP_ENG_20051009.0334 Conservatives urge Bush to withdraw Supreme Court nominee Miers
226.8 5 vital AFP_ENG_20051027.0414 600 words 1600 GMT by Stephen Collinson US-justice-politics-withdraw-reax WASHINGTON Conservative lawmakers barely suppress their pleasure at Harriet Miers's withdrawal as a US Supreme Court nominee, while liberals fret that the White House might replace her with an even more right-leaning candidate.
226.8 5 vital APW_ENG_20051008.0337 U. S. President George W. Bush countered conservative displeasure Saturday with a detailed defense of his Supreme Court nominee, saying White House counsel Harriet Miers would bring to the bench vast experience in the courtroom and at the highest levels of government
226.8 5 vital APW_ENG_20051102.1172 Bush announced Alito as his second choice for the Supreme Court on Monday following the failed nomination of White House counsel Harriet Miers, who was forced to withdraw by conservatives who complained about her lack of experience as a judge and her qualifications for the high court.
226.8 5 vital BLOG06-20051210-048-0000498679 President Bush has certainly taken a lot of heat, especially from conservatives, over the nomination of Harriet Miers to the Supreme Court.
226.8 5 vital BLOG06-20051212-057-0000958193 MSNBC MIERS WITHDRAWS SUPREME COURT NOMINATION' CONFRONTED WITH CRITICISM FROM BOTH LIBERALS AND CONSERVATIVES HARRIET MIERS ON THURSDAY WITHDREW HER NOMINATION TO THE U.S. SUPREME COURT
226.8 5 vital LTW_ENG_20051003.0123 In private, some conservative leaders voiced concern that Miers could become another David Souter, the Supreme Court justice picked by President Bush's father who has turned out to be a reliable member of the court's liberal wing
226.8 5 vital LTW_ENG_20051005.0100 WASHINGTON The White House effort to mollify conservative activists over the choice of Harriet Miers for a seat on the Supreme Court hits more turbulence, as influential conservatives protest the nomination.
226.8 5 vital LTW_ENG_20051014.0102 3.  If anything, the clamor has intensified, with some in the conservative chattering class now hounding Miers to withdraw
226.8 5 vital NYT_ENG_20051006.0254 Three days of lobbying by the White House has not made conservatives feel better about Miers. "However nice, helpful, prompt and tidy she is, Harriet Miers isn't qualified to play a Supreme Court justice on 'The West Wing,' let alone to be a real one," columnist Ann Coulter said.
226.8 5 vital NYT_ENG_20051007.0105 WASHINGTON - It took two attempts to get him to say it, but President Bush indicated on Friday he has ruled out withdrawing his nomination of Harriet Miers to the Supreme Court, a selection under increasing fire from conservatives
226.8 5 vital NYT_ENG_20051027.0064 On October 27 , however , Miers withdrew her nomination after major and consistent opposition from leading members of President Bush 's own party .
226.8 5 vital NYT_ENG_20051027.0301 Harriet E. Miers abruptly withdrew her nomination for the Supreme Court on Thursday after weeks of doubt from both political parties about her qualifications for the job and withering attacks from conservatives, forcing President Bush to scramble for a new nominee at a time of growing disarray at the White House
226.8 5 vital NYT_ENG_20051101.0032 withdrew last week after strong opposition from conservative Republicans
226.8 6 okay BLOG06-20051210-078-0012383841 As President of the Texas State Bar , Miers supported affirmative action , going so far as to continue a quota system for women and ethnic minorities practicing law in the state .
226.8 6 okay NYT_ENG_20051027.0064 As President of the Texas State Bar , Miers supported affirmative action , going so far as to continue a quota system for women and ethnic minorities practicing law in the state .
226.8 7 okay BLOG06-20051210-078-0012383841 Miers included the " right to bear arms " in a list of " precious liberties " contained in a commentary she authored in 1992 .
226.8 7 okay NYT_ENG_20051027.0064 Miers included the " right to bear arms " in a list of " precious liberties " contained in a commentary she authored in 1992 .
226.8 8 okay BLOG06-20051210-078-0012383841 Miers indicated on the questionnaire that she supported civil rights for homosexuals , but opposed the repeal of the sodomy laws that were ultimately overturned by a 6-3 decision ( with Justice O ' Connor in the majority ) in Lawrence v. Texas .
226.8 8 okay NYT_ENG_20051027.0064 Miers indicated on the questionnaire that she supported civil rights for homosexuals , but opposed the repeal of the sodomy laws that were ultimately overturned by a 6-3 decision ( with Justice O ' Connor in the majority ) in Lawrence v. Texas .
226.8 9 okay BLOG06-20051210-078-0012383841 As President of the Texas State Bar , Miers fought legislation that would curtail the power of the Texas Supreme Court to limit attorneys fees in tort lawsuits .
226.8 9 okay NYT_ENG_20051027.0064 As President of the Texas State Bar , Miers fought legislation that would curtail the power of the Texas Supreme Court to limit attorneys fees in tort lawsuits .
227.8 1 vital AFP_ENG_20050829.0669 Bonny Lee Bakley's four children sued the former star of the US television series Baretta, for damages before his criminal trial ended
227.8 1 vital AFP_ENG_20050829.0669 Bonny Lee Bakley's four children sued the former star of the US television series Baretta, for damages before his criminal trial ended.
227.8 1 vital AFP_ENG_20050829.0669 US actor Robert Blake, acquitted on  charges he murdered his wife, returned to court Monday to face a  lawsuit by her children
227.8 1 vital APW_ENG_20050330.1234 Actor Robert Blake will not have to appear next week for a deposition in a wrongful-death lawsuit filed by the family of his slain wife as attorneys try to resolve the case before it goes to trial
227.8 1 vital APW_ENG_20050825.0102 Bonny Lee Bakley's sordid past can be detailed during the trial of a wrongful death lawsuit brought by her family against actor Robert Blake, a judge ruled.
227.8 1 vital APW_ENG_20051019.0080 The actor, who did not testify in his criminal trial, has been on the stand in the civil trial since last week.
227.8 1 vital APW_ENG_20051020.0068 The demonstration came Wednesday during the seventh and final day of testimony by Blake, who is being sued in civil court for wrongful death in the slaying of his wife, Bonny Lee Bakley.
227.8 1 vital APW_ENG_20051026.0054 Blake did not testify during the criminal trial but spent seven days on the witness stand in the civil case discussing his relationship with Bakley and other matters .
227.8 1 vital APW_ENG_20051119.0129 Civil jury says actor Robert Blake was behind his wife's slaying, orders $30 million in damages
227.8 1 vital APW_ENG_20051119.0129 Eight months after Robert Blake was acquitted at a criminal trial of murdering his wife, a civil jury decided the tough-guy actor was behind the slaying, and ordered him to pay Bonny Lee Bakley's children $30 million (euro25.7 million)
227.8 1 vital BLOG06-20051207-032-0002759554 Celebrity - Jury Selection Begins in Blake Civil Trial (AP)AP Jury Selection Begins in Blake Civil Trial (AP)AP - Actor Robert Blake, who was acquitted earlier this year of his wife&#039;s murder, returned to court Monday for jury selection in a civil trial that seeks to hold him responsible for her death.Green Day, Rockers Electrify VMAs (AP)AP - For the first time in a while, the MTV Video Music Awards rocked more than it hip-hopped.
227.8 1 vital LTW_ENG_20050830.0138 Jury Is Seated for Blake Civil Trial
227.8 1 vital LTW_ENG_20060203.0164 Actor Robert Blake, who last year stood trial on both criminal and civil charges in connection with the 2001 murder of his wife, Bonny Lee Bakley, filed for bankruptcy Friday.
227.8 1 vital LTW_ENG_20060203.0164 ACTOR ROBERT BLAKE WHO LAST YEAR STOOD TRIAL ON BOTH CRIMINAL AND CIVIL CHARGES IN CONNECTION WITH THE 2001 MURDER OF HIS WIFE BONNY LEE BAKLEY FILED FOR BANKRUPTCY FRIDAY
227.8 2 vital AFP_ENG_20041220.0557 Murder trial of Hollywood actor Robert Blake opens
227.8 2 vital AFP_ENG_20050829.0669 Bonny Lee Bakley's four children sued the former star of the US television series Baretta, for damages before his criminal trial ended
227.8 2 vital APW_ENG_20050303.0083 Robert Blake starred in such films as "In Cold Blood" and in TV shows like "Baretta," but he couldn't pull off the role of a distraught husband, a prosecutor told jurors during closing arguments in the actor's murder trial.
227.8 2 vital APW_ENG_20050316.1377 Actor Robert Blake acquitted of murder in the 2001 death of his wife
227.8 2 vital APW_ENG_20050330.1234 Actor Robert Blake will not have to appear next week for a deposition in a wrongful-death lawsuit filed by the family of his slain wife as attorneys try to resolve the case before it goes to trial
227.8 2 vital APW_ENG_20050825.0102 Bonny Lee Bakley's sordid past can be detailed during the trial of a wrongful death lawsuit brought by her family against actor Robert Blake, a judge ruled.
227.8 2 vital APW_ENG_20051019.0080 The actor, who did not testify in his criminal trial, has been on the stand in the civil trial since last week.
227.8 2 vital APW_ENG_20051118.1049 The jury ordered the former "Baretta" star to pay the children of Bonny Lee Bakley $30 million (euro25.7 million) in damages.
227.8 2 vital APW_ENG_20051119.0129 Blake got his start as sad eyed Mickey in the "Our Gang" movie shorts and gained critical acclaim for his role as a murderer in the 1967 movie "In Cold Blood."
227.8 2 vital APW_ENG_20060328.0165 Blake, the star of the old "Baretta" TV series, was found liable in November for the death of his wife, Bonny Lee Bakley, 44
227.8 2 vital LTW_ENG_20041014.0194 The decision came less than two weeks before jury selection is expected to begin in the San Fernando Valley in the trial of Blake, who starred in the hit television series ``Baretta.''
227.8 2 vital LTW_ENG_20050317.0001 Cols 2-4: After a 12-week trial that ends with jurors saying they did not believe two Hollywood stuntmen central to the prosecution's case, actor Robert Blake is found not guilty of fatally shooting his wife.
227.8 2 vital LTW_ENG_20060203.0164 Actor Robert Blake, who last year stood trial on both criminal and civil charges in connection with the 2001 murder of his wife, Bonny Lee Bakley, filed for bankruptcy Friday.
227.8 2 vital LTW_ENG_20060203.0164 ACTOR ROBERT BLAKE WHO LAST YEAR STOOD TRIAL ON BOTH CRIMINAL AND CIVIL CHARGES IN CONNECTION WITH THE 2001 MURDER OF HIS WIFE BONNY LEE BAKLEY FILED FOR BANKRUPTCY FRIDAY
227.8 2 vital NYT_ENG_20041201.0333 WEST CALIFORNIA: JURY SEATED IN BLAKE CASE A jury of seven men and five women was seated in Los Angeles Superior Court for the murder trial of the actor Robert Blake.
227.8 2 vital NYT_ENG_20041220.0060 BLAKE TRIAL (Los Angeles) Opening arguments in the Robert Blake murder trial. The former "Baretta" star is charged with killing his wife three years ago. She was fatally shot outside a restaurant where the couple had dined. Blake, 71, has denied involvement in the killing. By Nick Madigan.
227.8 2 vital NYT_ENG_20050316.0216 The trial revealed the more poignant details of the life of an aging actor whose existence appeared inextricably linked to the life he lived on the screen from the time he was 5 years old
227.8 3 vital AFP_ENG_20041220.0654 He stressed there is no direct evidence linking Blake, who was arrested in April 2002, to the killing.
227.8 3 vital APW_ENG_20051119.0129 Prosecutors at the criminal trial relied heavily on two stuntmen who claimed Blake tried to get them to kill his wife
227.8 3 vital APW_ENG_20051119.0129 Prosecutors at the criminal trial relied heavily on two stuntmen who claimed Blake tried to get them to kill his wife. But their credibility was undermined by testimony about their extensive drug use.
227.8 3 vital LTW_ENG_20050317.0116 BLAKE -- LOS ANGELES -- Interviews with jurors in the Robert Blake trial show that they wanted more than prosecutors could provide, a demand for certainty which some experts say is driven by the ``CSI effect'': the impact of television shows in which crimes are solved conclusively in 45 minutes.
228.7 10 okay NYT_ENG_20060314.0323 "March Madness is part of the country's culture and now we are part of it.
228.7 11 okay AFP_ENG_20060319.0108 The March Madness webcast includes a "boss button" that, at the approach of a superior, users can click to bring up a fake spreadsheet covered i.
228.7 11 okay AFP_ENG_20060319.0108 The March Madness webcast includes a `` boss button '' that , at the approach of a superior , users can click to bring up a fake spreadsheet covered in financial data .
228.7 11 okay AFP_ENG_20060319.0108 The March Madness webcast includes a "boss button" that, at the approach of a superior, users can click to bring up a fake spreadsheet covered in financial data.
228.7 11 okay LTW_ENG_20060315.0147 The 2006 March Madness just might be remembered for the `boss button' that gives workers a way to quickly hide their basketball indiscretions, said John Challenger, chief executive officer of Challenger, Gray & Christmas, a Chicago-based outplacement company that estimated the tournament will cost the economy more than $3. 8 billion in lost productivity
228.7 12 okay NYT_ENG_20050313.0126 In Las Vegas, if you see the terms March Madness, Big Dance or NCAA on display, you can bet the casino will receive a terse letter from the NCAA's attorneys.
228.7 1 okay LTW_ENG_20051221.0075 As a new year approaches so do the '06 editions of EA's sports faves ``Madden NFL,'' ``NBA Live,'' ``NCAA March Madness,'' ``NCAA Football'' and ``Tiger Woods PGA Tour'' (platforms and prices vary, check www
228.7 1 okay LTW_ENG_20060316.0033 NCAA O6 MARCH MADNESS, EA Sports Rated: Everyone With March Madness spreading on television screens and in office pools, there's no better way for a gamer to get in on the action than with EA Sports' ``NCAA 06 March Madness.''
228.7 1 okay LTW_ENG_20060316.0033 With March Madness spreading on television screens and in office pools, there's no better way for a gamer to get in on the action than with EA Sports' ``NCAA 06 March Madness.''
228.7 1 okay LTW_ENG_20060316.0033 With March Madness spreading on television screens and in office pools, there's no better way for a gamer to get in on the action than with EA Sports' ``NCAA 06 March Madness.''.
228.7 1 okay NYT_ENG_20050310.0178 If you crank up the EA Sports March Madness 2005 video game, you can watch video of the Hawks' pep band, which EA Sports filmed prior to last season's Senior Day
228.7 2 okay AFP_ENG_20060319.0108 DATELINE :NEW YORK, March 19, 2006 The first day of the NCAA championships -- also known as March Madness -- drew more than 1. 2 million Internet viewers, peaking at what CBS claimed was an Internet record for a live entertainment event of more than 268,000 simultaneous streams.
228.7 2 okay AFP_ENG_20060319.0108 The first day of the NCAA championships -- also known as March Madness -- drew more than 1.2 million Internet viewers, peaking at what CBS claimed was an Internet record for a live entertainment event of more than 268,000 simultaneous streams
228.7 2 okay AFP_ENG_20060319.0108 The first day of the NCAA championships -- also known as March Madness -- drew more than 1.2 million Internet viewers, peaking at what CBS claimed was an Internet record for a live entertainment event of more than 268,000 simultaneous streams.
228.7 2 okay AFP_ENG_20060319.0108 The first day of the NCAA championships also known as March Madness drew more than 1. 2 million Internet viewers, peaking at what CBS claimed was an Internet record for a live entertainment event of more than 268,000 simultaneous streams.
228.7 2 okay AFP_ENG_20060319.0108 The first day of the NCAA championships also known as March Madness drew more than 1.2 million Internet viewers, peaking at what CBS claimed was an Internet record for a live entertainment event of more than 268,000 simultaneous streams.
228.7 3 okay NYT_ENG_20060316.0354 American businesses will lose an estimated $3.8 billion in worker productivity during the three week NCAA men's basketball tournament, otherwise known as March Madness, according to the Chicago consulting firm of Challenger, Gray and Christmas Inc.
228.7 3 okay NYT_ENG_20060316.0354 American businesses will lose an estimated $3.8-billion in worker productivity during the three-week NCAA men's basketball tournament, otherwise known as March Madness, according to the Chicago consulting firm of Challenger, Gray and Christmas Inc.
228.7 4 okay LTW_ENG_20060315.0147 The NCAA men's basketball tournament begins Thursday, and for the first time, every game of the 19-day ritual known as March Madness will be available live -- and free -- over the Internet
228.7 4 okay LTW_ENG_20060315.0147 The NCAA men's basketball tournament begins Thursday, and for the first time, every game of the 19-day ritual known as March Madness will be available live -- and free -- over the Internet.
228.7 4 okay LTW_ENG_20060315.0147 The NCAA men's basketball tournament begins Thursday, and for the first time, every game of the 19-day ritual known as March Madness will be available live and free over the Internet
228.7 5 okay LTW_ENG_20050317.0057 ``March Madness'' was first used to describe the Illinois high school basketball tournament in 1939
228.7 5 okay NYT_ENG_20050324.0256 But March Madness, as a basketball term, had been used well before Musburger said it, by the Illinois High School Association. The group began running a boys' basketball tournament in 1908, and in 1939, its assistant executive secretary, Henry V. Porter, wrote an essay suggesting that a "little March madness may complement and contribute to sanity and help keep society on an even keel.".
228.7 5 okay NYT_ENG_20050324.0256 March Madness is also a registered trademark , held jointly by the NCAA and the Illinois High School Association .
228.7 6 vital LTW_ENG_20060315.0147 Companies Fear Spread of March Madness Via Internet
228.7 7 okay BLOG06-20051208-129-0015614000 March Madness is also a registered trademark , held jointly by the NCAA and the Illinois High School Association .
228.7 7 okay NYT_ENG_20050324.0256 March Madness is also a registered trademark , held jointly by the NCAA and the Illinois High School Association .
228.7 7 okay NYT_ENG_20050324.0256 Only in the 1990s did either the IHSA or NCAA think about trademarking the term , and by that time a small television production company named Intersport , Inc. , had beaten them both to the punch .
228.7 8 okay BLOG06-20051208-129-0015614000 Evidence suggests that it was CBS sportscaster Brent Musburger , who had worked for many years in Chicago prior to joining CBS , who popularized the term during the annual tournament broadcasts .
228.7 8 okay NYT_ENG_20050324.0256 But March Madness, as a basketball term, had been used well before Musburger said it, by the Illinois High School Association. The group began running a boys' basketball tournament in 1908, and in 1939, its assistant executive secretary, Henry V. Porter, wrote an essay suggesting that a "little March madness may complement and contribute to sanity and help keep society on an even keel.".
228.7 8 okay NYT_ENG_20050324.0256 Evidence suggests that it was CBS sportscaster Brent Musburger , who had worked for many years in Chicago prior to joining CBS , who popularized the term during the annual tournament broadcasts .
228.7 9 okay NYT_ENG_20060316.0005 This year, ad spending for March Madness is expected to hit another record, $500 million, from about $468 million in 2005
228.7 9 okay NYT_ENG_20060316.0005 This year, ad spending for March Madness is expected to hit another record, $500 million, from about $468 million in 2005.
229.8 10 okay APW_ENG_20051206.0009 The French doctor behind the world's first partial face transplant insisted that his patient had not tried to commit suicide before she was maimed by her dog although a British newspaper said she had acknowledged it in an interview.
229.8 10 okay BLOG06-20060124-020-0020019470 distraught, possibly unstable woman is horribly disfigured after overdosing on sleeping pills in what may have been an attempted suicide
229.8 10 okay NYT_ENG_20051202.0213 In a news conference at Edouard Herriot Hospital in Lyon, where the patient was transferred for monitoring of immunosuppressive therapy that will continue throughout her life, the doctors explained how the woman's gruesome wounds almost immediately made her a candidate for the world's first face transplant. They heatedly denied local news reports that quoted her estranged teenage daughter as saying she was suicidal, raising questions about whether she was psychologically stable enough for the operation.
229.8 10 okay NYT_ENG_20051219.0323 British newspapers reported that the reason the recipient needed a face transplant is that she had tried to kill herself.
229.8 11 vital AFP_ENG_20051204.0298 The French woman who received the world's first partial face transplant is in excellent health and delighted with the result of the groundbreaking operation, her surgeon said on Sunday
229.8 11 vital APW_ENG_20051202.0990 'Thank you,' says recipient of world's first partial face transplant LYON, France The first post-surgery words of a woman who underwent the world's first partial face transplant were "thank you," and she has since been able to eat strawberries and chocolate, her doctors said Friday.
229.8 11 vital APW_ENG_20051204.0746 The recipient of the world's first partial face transplant was thriving medically and psychologically a week after her groundbreaking surgery, one of her doctors said Sunday.
229.8 11 vital APW_ENG_20051207.1064 Woman who received world's first partial face transplant says she's feeling 'very well'
229.8 11 vital APW_ENG_20051210.0522 The French woman who received the world's first partial face transplant says she was amazed to see her new face in the mirror and has no regrets about the operation, a British newspaper reported Saturday
229.8 11 vital BLOG06-20060119-008-0016798344 The French woman who received the world 's first partial face transplant is in excellent health and delighted with the result of the groundbreaking operation , said her surgeon on Sunday .
229.8 11 vital BLOG06-20060119-008-0016798344 The French woman who received the world's first partial face transplant is in excellent health and delighted with the result of the groundbreaking operation, said her surgeon on Sunday.
229.8 11 vital NYT_ENG_20060206.0199 Isabelle Dinoire, the French woman who received the world's first partial face transplant, appeared before a roomful of reporters here Monday, speaking in a slurred voice about her ordeal and thanking the doctors and the donor who have given her a new nose, mouth and chin.
229.8 11 vital NYT_ENG_20060206.0199 "Since the day of the operation, I have a face like everybody else," said Dinoire, 38, seated on a dais with her doctors in a meeting room of the hospital where the transplant was performed in November
229.8 12 okay LTW_ENG_20051202.0151 Two medical teams totaling about 50 people performed the procedures in a hospital in Amiens, about 70 miles north of Paris, near the home of the patient.
229.8 2 okay AFP_ENG_20060206.0172 A 38-year-old Frenchwoman who became the first person to receive a face transplant appeared before the media on Monday, nine weeks after the historic operation.
229.8 3 okay AFP_ENG_20051204.0233 Doctors transplanted a nose, chin and mouth taken from a brain-dead donor on to her lower face in the northern French town of Amiens last weekend, a world first for an operation that carries high medical risks
229.8 3 okay AFP_ENG_20051213.0483 Doctors grafted a nose, chin and mouth taken from a brain-dead donor onto her lower face at a university hospital in the northern French town of Amiens in a world first for an operation that carries high medical risks
229.8 3 okay APW_ENG_20051204.0746 The donor who contributed part of her face to the latest patient was brain dead.
229.8 3 okay APW_ENG_20060110.0826 The face transplant patient, a divorced mother of two, received her new nose, chin and lips from a brain-dead donor.
229.8 3 okay NYT_ENG_20051130.0251 grafted a nose, lips and chin from a donor who had been declared brain dead onto the woman's face
229.8 3 okay NYT_ENG_20051201.0335 In the partial face transplant, the surgeons transplanted a donor's nose, lips and chin.
229.8 3 okay NYT_ENG_20051214.0125 38-year-old woman whose features had been gnawed away by her Labrador retriever received lips, a chin and a nose from a brain-dead donor
229.8 4 okay NYT_ENG_20051205.0280 untried until now, has been well studied, and the microsurgical techniques involved are commonplace
229.8 5 okay APW_ENG_20051201.1177 Doctors who gave a French woman the world's first partial face transplant did not try normal reconstructive surgery first, raising questions about whether the operation was medically ethical, a surgeon familiar with the case said Thursday
229.8 5 okay APW_ENG_20051201.1177 Doctors who gave a French woman the world's first partial face transplant did not try normal reconstructive surgery first, raising questions about whether the operation was medically ethical, a surgeon familiar with the case said Thursday.
229.8 5 okay APW_ENG_20051216.0779 France's main doctors organization criticized the medical team behind the world's first partial face transplant for over publicizing the surgery at the expense of the donor and recipient's privacy.
229.8 5 okay APW_ENG_20051216.0779 France's main doctors organization criticized the medical team behind the world's first partial face transplant for over-publicizing the surgery at the expense of the donor and recipient's privacy
229.8 5 okay APW_ENG_20051216.0942 his team have faced heavy criticism for the face transplant
229.8 5 okay BLOG06-20051207-053-0004603849 The world's first partial face transplant has set off a debate among scientists over ethics.
229.8 5 okay LTW_ENG_20051202.0151 At the press conference Friday, team members denied rushing into the facial operation in order to claim a medical first.
229.8 5 okay NYT_ENG_20051205.0125 FACE-TRANSPLANT (Undated) -- There is growing uneasiness throughout the medical world about the partial face transplant performed in France last week
229.8 5 okay NYT_ENG_20051205.0280 American scientists are expressing increasing concerns that the world's first partial face transplant, performed in northern France on Nov. 27, may have been undertaken without adequate medical and ethical preparation
229.8 5 okay NYT_ENG_20051205.0343 Critics say that in rushing to be first to do a face transplant, Dubernard bypassed standard procedures to reconstruct the face of the woman, who was severely bitten by her dog last May
229.8 5 okay NYT_ENG_20051205.0343 Dr. Jean-Michel Dubernard , whose decision to perform the world 's first partial face transplant has placed him at the center of an ethical storm , leads a kind of double life .
229.8 5 okay NYT_ENG_20051223.0236 Dr. Jean-Michel Dubernard, the French plastic surgeon who has pushed the boundaries of transplant surgery, first with hand transplants and more recently with a partial face transplant, is now accused by many other surgeons of rushing to perform an operation that was not well tested and unacceptably risky for his patient.
229.8 6 okay AFP_ENG_20051215.0530 raises legitimate hope for other people
229.8 6 okay APW_ENG_20051213.1116 Face transplant on French woman gives hope to disfigured patients in U. S. . In some circles, the partial face transplant performed on a woman in France is more than a medical oddity
229.8 6 okay BLOG06-20051210-073-0018371313 People with faces disfigured by burns , trauma , disease or birth defects might benefit from the procedure .
229.8 6 okay BLOG06-20060212-008-0019843548 With the first partial face transplant complete it paves the way for more transplants to be completed
229.8 6 okay BLOG06-20060212-008-0019843548 With the first partial face transplant complete it paves the way for more transplants to be completed.
229.8 6 okay NYT_ENG_20050725.0117 People with faces disfigured by burns , trauma , disease or birth defects might benefit from the procedure .
229.8 7 okay AFP_ENG_20051204.0233 Doctors transplanted a nose, chin and mouth taken from a brain-dead donor on to her lower face in the northern French town of Amiens last weekend, a world first for an operation that carries high medical risks
229.8 7 okay AFP_ENG_20051213.0483 Doctors grafted a nose, chin and mouth taken from a brain-dead donor onto her lower face at a university hospital in the northern French town of Amiens in a world first for an operation that carries high medical risks
229.8 7 okay AFP_ENG_20060206.0190 Text slug: Europe-Islam-media- 130 x 85 mm Available now FRANCE FACE TRANSPLANT Resending a graphic showing the procedures involved in face transplants ahead of the first public appearance by a French woman who received a new nose, lips and chin.
229.8 7 okay APW_ENG_20060110.0826 The face transplant patient, a divorced mother of two, received her new nose, chin and lips from a brain-dead donor
229.8 7 okay APW_ENG_20060110.0826 The face transplant patient, a divorced mother of two, received her new nose, chin and lips from a brain-dead donor.
229.8 7 okay APW_ENG_20060110.0826 The French woman who received the world 's first partial face transplant is steadily regaining sensation in her new nose , chin and lips , her psychiatrist said Tuesday .
229.8 7 okay APW_ENG_20060110.0826 The French woman who received the world's first partial face transplant is steadily regaining sensation in her new nose, chin and lips, her psychiatrist said Tuesday.
229.8 7 okay BLOG06-20051207-138-0003194061 WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 30 2005 FIRST PARTIAL FACE TRANSPLANT PERFORMED ON PATIENT IN FRANCE FROM CNN FRENCH DOCTORS ON WEDNESDAY CLAIMED A WORLD-FIRST PARTIAL FACE TRANSPLANT SAYING A NOSE LIPS AND CHIN WERE GRAFTED ONTO A 38-YEAR-OLD WOMAN DISFIGURED BY A DOG BITE
229.8 7 okay BLOG06-20051212-052-0019680819 News: Doctors have performed the world's first partial face transplant, grafting a nose, lips and chin onto a patient disfigured by a dog bite, two French hospitals said Wednesday.
229.8 7 okay NYT_ENG_20051130.0144 EXP-FACE-TRANSPLANT (Undated) -- French surgeons have performed the world's first partial face transplant, giving a new nose, chin and lips to a 38-year-old woman who was attacked by a dog.
229.8 7 okay NYT_ENG_20051130.0251 grafted a nose, lips and chin from a donor who had been declared brain dead onto the woman's face
229.8 7 okay NYT_ENG_20051201.0335 In the partial face transplant, the surgeons transplanted a donor's nose, lips and chin.
229.8 7 okay NYT_ENG_20051214.0125 38-year-old woman whose features had been gnawed away by her Labrador retriever received lips, a chin and a nose from a brain-dead donor
229.8 7 okay NYT_ENG_20060206.0043 Isabelle Dinoire, the French woman who received the world's first partial face transplant, appeared before a roomful of reporters here Monday, speaking in a slurred voice about her ordeal and thanking the doctors and the donor who have given her a new nose, mouth and chin.
229.8 7 okay NYT_ENG_20060206.0199 Isabelle Dinoire, the French woman who received the world's first partial face transplant, appeared before a roomful of reporters here Monday, speaking in a slurred voice about her ordeal and thanking the doctors and the donor who have given her a new nose, mouth and chin.
229.8 8 okay LTW_ENG_20051205.0077 Cafferty, leading with a disclaimer about having ``a little fun with a serious story,'' extrapolated even further, reading viewer responses to a survey about what celebrity faces they'd covet if transplants became as commonplace as lifts
229.8 9 okay APW_ENG_20051201.1016 Doctors who gave a French woman the world 's first partial face transplant did not try normal reconstructive surgery first , violating the advice of a French government ethics panel
229.8 9 okay APW_ENG_20051201.1016 Doctors who gave a French woman the world's first partial face transplant did not try normal reconstructive surgery first, violating the advice of a French government ethics panel, a surgeon familiar with the case said Thursday
229.8 9 okay APW_ENG_20051201.1016 Surgeons in first partial face transplant violated ethics panel advice, doctor says
230.7 10 okay LTW_ENG_20041205.0012 The AMT was created in 1969 to make sure wealthy Americans could not avoid taxation by claiming big deductions .
230.7 10 okay LTW_ENG_20060214.0068 TAXES-AMT -- Congress created the alternative minimum tax to snag rich people who abuse deductions to avoid paying taxes, but the AMT was never adjusted for inflation, so now its netting middle-income households.
230.7 10 okay LTW_ENG_20060214.0078 Congress created the AMT in the Tax Reform Act of 1969 after rich people evaded taxes through heavy use of deductions.
230.7 10 okay LTW_ENG_20060214.0078 It's appalling to me. Congress created the AMT in the Tax Reform Act of 1969 after rich people evaded taxes through heavy use of deductions
230.7 10 okay NYT_ENG_20051123.0166 The idea of the AMT was to ensure that wealthy people couldn't escape the income tax entirely.
230.7 10 okay NYT_ENG_20051201.0378 The AMT was born 35 years ago to ensure that a few rich big shots couldn't use lawyers and accounting tricks to avoid paying taxes at all.
230.7 10 okay NYT_ENG_20060206.0088 The AMT was created in 1969 to stop the wealthiest Americans who used many deductions from paying little or no taxes
230.7 10 okay NYT_ENG_20060206.0088 The AMT was created in 1969 to stop the wealthiest Americans who used many deductions from paying little or no taxes.
230.7 2 okay BLOG06-20051215-027-0025711760 hit an estimated 3.8 million taxpayers this year
230.7 2 okay LTW_ENG_20051213.0164 The nonpartisan Tax Policy Center has said that 3. 5 million taxpayers will be subject to the alternative minimum tax on their 2005 returns
230.7 2 okay LTW_ENG_20051213.0164 The nonpartisan Tax Policy Center has said that 3. 5 million taxpayers will be subject to the alternative minimum tax on their 2005 returns.
230.7 3 okay BLOG06-20060110-018-0021803505 The AMT Assistant helps taxpayers determine whether or not they may be subject to the AMT by automating the AMT Worksheet of the 1040 Instructions, called the ÂWorksheet to See if You Should Fill in Form 6251 Â Line 45. Â IRS estimates most taxpayers can make entries and get an answer in five to 10 minutes using the new application
230.7 3 okay BLOG06-20060110-018-0021803505 WASHINGTON The Internal Revenue Service is providing a new online tool to help individual taxpayers determine whether they are potentially subject to the alternative minimum tax (AMT).
230.7 3 okay NYT_ENG_20051223.0284 Without the help of a tax preparer or a computer tax program, though, it can take hours to work through the calculations to determine whether the AMT applies.
230.7 4 okay LTW_ENG_20041205.0012 AMT is not indexed for inflation
230.7 4 okay LTW_ENG_20050531.0011 It has been known for a decade or so that the AMT, which was not adjusted for inflation over the years, was creeping up on middle income taxpayers.
230.7 4 okay LTW_ENG_20050531.0011 It has been known for a decade or so that the AMT, which was not adjusted for inflation over the years, was creeping up on middle-income taxpayers.
230.7 4 okay LTW_ENG_20050720.0123 affecting middle-class Americans because it isn 't indexed to inflation
230.7 4 okay LTW_ENG_20060214.0068 TAXES-AMT -- Congress created the alternative minimum tax to snag rich people who abuse deductions to avoid paying taxes, but the AMT was never adjusted for inflation, so now its netting middle-income households.
230.7 4 okay LTW_ENG_20060214.0068 The AMT was never adjusted for inflation
230.7 4 okay LTW_ENG_20060214.0078 The AMT was never adjusted for inflation, so over time it began to net middle-income households
230.7 4 okay NYT_ENG_20050408.0311 The first is that the exclusion level for the alternative minimum tax is not adjusted for inflation, so the tax affects more people each year as nominal incomes go up. The second, paradoxically, stems from Bush's tax cuts of 2001 and 2003
230.7 4 okay NYT_ENG_20051223.0284 But, unlike the main tax system, the AMT was never indexed for inflation
230.7 5 okay BLOG06-20051215-027-0025711760 Especially, er, rich, is the fact that the AMT is biting hardest in the most liberal, high-tax states
230.7 5 okay LTW_ENG_20060214.0078 Maryland ranks among the top states affected by the AMT, along with New York California.
230.7 5 okay NYT_ENG_20051207.0181 Democratic leaning states on the East and West Coasts would be hit the hardest by the AMT, mainly because they have the highest concentration of wealthy households.
230.7 5 okay NYT_ENG_20060206.0052 apply to more people because it disproportionately hits states
230.7 6 vital BLOG06-20051215-027-0025711760 The AMT was one result, and like many soak-the-rich schemes it captured only a small number of taxpayers at first
230.7 6 vital BLOG06-20060209-019-0024119766 THE ALTERNATIVE MINIMUM TAX AMT IMPOSES SUBSTANTIAL BURDENS UPON TAXPAYERS WHO WERE NOT THE ORIGINALLY INTENDED TARGETS OF THE INDIVIDUAL AMT
230.7 6 vital BLOG06-20060209-019-0024119766 Without any change in the tax law, the number of taxpayers subject to the AMT would increase by 20. 4 million (from 5. 5 million in 2005 to 25. 9 million in 2006).
230.7 6 vital LTW_ENG_20041205.0012 About 2 percent of tax filers were subject to the AMT in 2001 ; the figure is expected to rise to 20 percent by 2010 .
230.7 6 vital LTW_ENG_20041206.0015 Because of the AMT's structure, and Congress' unwillingness to change it, the tax's impact has been creeping steadily down the income scale.
230.7 6 vital LTW_ENG_20041206.0033 MONEY-MANAGEMENT -- WASHINGTON -- With just four weeks left in 2004, now's the time for any last-minute tax planning; a growing number of taxpayers, even ordinary, middle-income ones, are being caught up in the maw of the alternative minimum tax and while it's difficult to escape the AMT, there may be a few things you can do.
230.7 6 vital LTW_ENG_20050531.0011 It has been known for a decade or so that the AMT, which was not adjusted for inflation over the years, was creeping up on middle income taxpayers.
230.7 6 vital LTW_ENG_20050531.0011 It has been known for a decade or so that the AMT, which was not adjusted for inflation over the years, was creeping up on middle-income taxpayers.
230.7 6 vital LTW_ENG_20051213.0164 If there is no change in the law before the end of the year, the AMT will ensnare about 15 million additional taxpayers in 2006 because steps taken by Congress to limit the number of people affected by the tax expire Dec. 31
230.7 6 vital LTW_ENG_20060109.0011 Unless Congress acts to renew it, the amount falls back to $45,000 for a couple ($33,750 single) this year, meaning that more than 20 million more taxpayers would probably have to pay AMT for 2006.
230.7 6 vital LTW_ENG_20060214.0078 adjusted for inflation, so over time it began to net middle-income households
230.7 6 vital LTW_ENG_20060214.0078 The AMT was never adjusted for inflation, so over time it began to net middle-income households
230.7 6 vital NYT_ENG_20041225.0131 ensnares more and more upper-middle income families each year
230.7 6 vital NYT_ENG_20050211.0335 Some 2. 4 million individual tax returns for 2003 had an AMT liability, according to the IRS, up from 1. 9 million a year earlier, and by 2010 the number is expected to surge to 35 million
230.7 6 vital NYT_ENG_20060205.0090 The AMT will trap more taxpayers than ever this year.
230.7 7 okay LTW_ENG_20041206.0015 Then you apply special AMT tax rates -- 26 percent up to $175,000 and 28 percent above that -- and see what you owe.
230.7 7 okay LTW_ENG_20050307.0103 In simple terms, the AMT is a parallel tax system in which a number of benefits, such as personal exemptions and the deduction for state and local taxes, are eliminated; a special, large standard deduction ($40,250 for a single; $58,000 for a couple) is applied, and the tax is computed using two brackets of 26 and 28 percent
230.7 7 okay LTW_ENG_20060109.0011 has two brackets (26 and 28 percent
230.7 7 okay LTW_ENG_20060109.0011 While the regular income tax has half a dozen brackets and the choice of a modest-size standard deduction or a horde of itemized deductions, the AMT has two brackets (26 and 28 percent), a large standard deduction called an ``exemption amount'' and a handful of itemized deductions that are allowed along with the standard one
230.7 7 okay NYT_ENG_20060210.0113 The AMT has its own rules, including fewer deductions and just two tax rates, 26 percent and 28 percent.
230.7 9 okay AFP_ENG_20051101.0348 AMT would leave a hole of 1.2 trillion dollars
230.7 9 okay LTW_ENG_20050413.0121 When combined with Bush's proposal to extend a variety of his first-term tax cuts that are due to expire, abolishing the alternative minimum tax would require the tax panel to find $1. 2 trillion in new revenue from other sources over the next 10 years, according estimates by the Tax Policy Center
230.7 9 okay LTW_ENG_20050531.0011 Just as keeping the AMT raises a large amount of revenue at a time of high federal deficits, repealing it without making other changes blows yet another hole in an already leaky fiscal ship.
230.7 9 okay NYT_ENG_20050408.0311 "My understanding is that any reform in the AMT that loses money would have to be made up with offsetting revenue," said Elizabeth Garrett, a panel member and a professor of law at the University of Southern California.
230.7 9 okay NYT_ENG_20051201.0378 To kill the AMT, Congress needs to come up with $1.2 trillion over the next 10 years
230.7 9 okay NYT_ENG_20051201.0378 To kill the AMT , Congress needs to come up with $ 1. 2 trillion over the next 10 years in alternate revenues , budget cuts or borrowing .
230.7 9 okay NYT_ENG_20060207.0196 Amt repeal would leave gap in budget
230.7 9 okay NYT_ENG_20060210.0325 If Congress lets Bush's tax cuts expire, regular tax rates are likely to shoot up sharply but the AMT may become fairly easy to repeal.
231.7 10 okay AFP_ENG_20050105.0263 A fleet of Sea Hawk helicopters from the USS Abraham Lincoln, an aircraft carrier stationed about 28 kilometres (15 nautical miles) off Indonesia's Aceh province, has been flying food, water and medical supplies into that area
231.7 10 okay AFP_ENG_20050127.0178 A fleet of Sea Hawk helicopters from the Abraham Lincoln has also been flying food, water and medical supplies into the most isolated regions of Aceh.
231.7 10 okay APW_ENG_20050123.0298 The USS Abraham Lincoln's five ship battle group arrived off Sumatra island within four days of the Dec. 26 earthquake and tsunami, and about a dozen SH 60 Seahawk helicopters have been rushing food, water and medicine to towns and villages along the battered coast every day since then.
231.7 10 okay LTW_ENG_20050102.0043 Cols 2-6: Helicopters from the USS Abraham Lincoln fly repeated relief missions along the nearby shoreline of Indonesia, delivering food, water and medical supplies to thousands of survivors stranded along the west coast of Aceh province after last week's devastating tsunami.
231.7 10 okay LTW_ENG_20050102.0046 International: QUAKE-TIMES -- ABOARD THE USS ABRAHAM LINCOLN -- Helicopters from this U.S. Navy aircraft carrier fly repeated relief missions along the nearby shoreline of Indonesia, delivering food, water and medical supplies to thousands of survivors stranded along the west coast of Aceh province after last week's devastating tsunami.
231.7 10 okay LTW_ENG_20050112.0110 Helicopters flying off the aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln have ferried food and water to remote communities along the badly hit west coast, while U.S. Marines have supported relief activities in the city of Meulaboh and the town of Calang.
231.7 10 okay LTW_ENG_20050628.0254 Relief officials said the deliveries of food, water and medicine were particularly welcome along the shore south of Banda Aceh, where the wall of water destroyed a series of bridges and left the main road impossible to navigate
231.7 11 vital APW_ENG_20050110.0140 Capt. Kendall L. Card, commander of the USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier, which is stationed off the coast of Sumatra island and is anchoring the American aid effort, said four servicemen aboard the aircraft had very minor injuries and six were hurt more seriously
231.7 11 vital BLOG06-20051207-061-0004098650 To help with the international relief effort and assist with search and rescue efforts already underway , the Lincoln deployed to the hard hit western coast of Sumatra to provide humanitarian assistance for Operation Unified Assistance .
231.7 11 vital XIN_ENG_20041224.0053 To help with the international relief effort and assist with search and rescue efforts already underway , the Lincoln deployed to the hard hit western coast of Sumatra to provide humanitarian assistance for Operation Unified Assistance .
231.7 12 okay APW_ENG_20050110.0140 Capt. Kendall L. Card, commander of the USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier, which is stationed off the coast of Sumatra island and is anchoring the American aid effort, said four servicemen aboard the aircraft had very minor injuries and six were hurt more seriously.
231.7 1 okay BLOG06-20051207-061-0004098650 The second USS Abraham Lincoln ( CVN-72 ) , nicknamed " Abe " , is the fifth Nimitz-class supercarrier in the United States Navy .
231.7 1 okay XIN_ENG_20041224.0053 Abraham Lincoln is America's fifth Nimitz-class aircraft carrier
231.7 1 okay XIN_ENG_20041224.0053 is America's fifth Nimitz class aircraft carrier.
231.7 1 okay XIN_ENG_20041224.0053 is America's fifth Nimitz class aircraft carrier. The ship was named in honor of United States' 16th president and is the second ship in the US Navy to bear the name.
231.7 1 okay XIN_ENG_20041224.0053 The second USS Abraham Lincoln ( CVN-72 ) , nicknamed " Abe " , is the fifth Nimitz-class supercarrier in the United States Navy .
231.7 1 okay XIN_ENG_20041224.0053 USS Abraham Lincoln is America 's fifth Nimitz-class aircraft carrier .
231.7 1 okay XIN_ENG_20041224.0053 USS Abraham Lincoln is America's fifth Nimitz-class aircraft carrier
231.7 1 okay XIN_ENG_20041224.0053 USS Abraham Lincoln is America's fifth Nimitz-class aircraft carrier.
231.7 2 okay AFP_ENG_20050104.0433 USS Abraham Lincoln (crew of 6,000), located north of the Indonesian island of Sumatra, already has 10 of its 19 helicopters flying water and basic supplies into Aceh province
231.7 2 okay APW_ENG_20050111.0088 A Catholic priest of the Capuchin order, Karava and 12 other chaplains and assistants counsel and comfort some of the 5,500 crew members aboard the aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln who are engaged in helping victims of one of the worst natural disasters the world has seen in decades
231.7 2 okay APW_ENG_20050203.0722 The USS Abraham Lincoln, with a crew of 5,300, formed the core of the largest foreign military deployment in the area.
231.7 2 okay APW_ENG_20050203.0722 The USS Abraham Lincoln , with a crew of 5,300 , formed the core of the largest foreign military deployment in the area and the most extensive U .
231.7 2 okay APW_ENG_20050203.0722 The USS Abraham Lincoln, with a crew of 5,300, formed the core of the largest foreign military deployment in the area and the most extensive U.S. operation in Southeast Asia since the Vietnam War.
231.7 2 okay APW_ENG_20050211.0374 The aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln, with a crew of 5,300, left the area last week, after about 5,000 of the 15,000 U.S. servicemen who had been deployed were pulled out last month.
231.7 2 okay XIN_ENG_20041224.0053 There are a total of 6,500 crew members on the four ships, including 5,000 on USS Abraham Lincoln
231.7 4 okay XIN_ENG_20050102.0064 anchoring off the Aceh coast from Jan. 1
231.7 4 okay XIN_ENG_20050102.0064 has been anchoring off the Aceh coast from Jan
231.7 4 okay XIN_ENG_20050102.0064 He said Seahawk helicopters, based on the US aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln which has been anchoring off the Aceh coast from Jan. 1, have joined in the recovery efforts
231.7 6 okay XIN_ENG_20041224.0053 According to Captain Kendall L. Card , USS Abraham Lincoln is estimated to spend about 250,000 US dollars a day in Hong Kong .
231.7 6 okay XIN_ENG_20041224.0053 According to Captain Kendall L. Card, USS Abraham Lincoln is estimated to spend about 250,000 US dollars a day in Hong Kong
231.7 6 okay XIN_ENG_20041224.0053 According to Captain Kendall L. Card, USS Abraham Lincoln is estimated to spend about 250,000 US dollars a day in Hong Kong.USS Abraham Lincoln is America's fifth Nimitz-class aircraft carrier.
231.7 6 okay XIN_ENG_20041224.0053 Card, USS Abraham Lincoln is estimated to spend about 250,000 US dollars a day in Hong Kong
231.7 6 okay XIN_ENG_20041224.0053 estimated to spend about 250,000 US dollars a day in Hong Kong
231.7 6 okay XIN_ENG_20041224.0053 spend about 250,000 US dollars a day in Hong Kong
231.7 7 okay BLOG06-20051207-061-0004098650 The second USS Abraham Lincoln ( CVN-72 ) , nicknamed " Abe " , is the fifth Nimitz-class supercarrier in the United States Navy .
231.7 7 okay XIN_ENG_20041224.0053 in honor of United States' 16th president and is the second ship in the US Navy to bear the
231.7 7 okay XIN_ENG_20041224.0053 is America's fifth Nimitz class aircraft carrier. The ship was named in honor of United States' 16th president and is the second ship in the US Navy to bear the name.
231.7 7 okay XIN_ENG_20041224.0053 The second USS Abraham Lincoln ( CVN-72 ) , nicknamed " Abe " , is the fifth Nimitz-class supercarrier in the United States Navy .
231.7 7 okay XIN_ENG_20041224.0053 The ship was named in honor of United States' 16th president and is the second ship in the US Navy to bear the name
231.7 9 okay XIN_ENG_20041224.0053 The aircraft carrier, with more than 70 planes on board, will stay in Hong Kong for three to four days, said Doug Crowder, commander of Abraham Lincoln Strike Group
232.7 1 vital BLOG06-20051209-091-0026030082 On a typical day , 1,800 to 2,000 flights are now handled at Dulles , up from 1000 to 1200 in 2003 .
232.7 1 vital BLOG06-20051209-091-0026030082 United Airlines announced on Thursday that it is boosting service at its Washington Dulles hub, already one of the carriers busiest airports.
232.7 1 vital LTW_ENG_20050712.0032 Dulles airport is experiencing record growth
232.7 1 vital LTW_ENG_20050712.0033 Partly because of low-fare carrier Independence Air, Washington Dulles International has become one of the nation's busiest airports, ranking seventh in takeoffs and landings this year, according to the FAA
232.7 1 vital LTW_ENG_20050712.0033 The inception of low-cost carrier Independence Air in 2004 propelled IAD from being the 24th busiest airport in the United States to 5th , and one of the top 10 busiest in the world .
232.7 1 vital LTW_ENG_20050712.0033 Washington Dulles International has become one of the nation's busiest airports
232.7 1 vital LTW_ENG_20051101.0043 Dulles International Airport will eventually have the second-largest concentration of the jets after Chicago 's O' Hare International Airport , United 's hometown airport .
232.7 1 vital LTW_ENG_20060207.0026 Dulles is the nation's 19th busiest airport.
232.7 1 vital LTW_ENG_20060207.0026 Dulles is the nation's 19th-busiest airport
232.7 1 vital LTW_ENG_20060207.0026 Dulles is the nation's 19th-busiest airport.
232.7 1 vital LTW_ENG_20060207.0026 The airport had 27 million passengers and nearly 510,000 flights last year, the highest in its history, according to figures supplied by the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority
232.7 1 vital LTW_ENG_20060207.0026 The airport had 27 million passengers and nearly 510,000 flights last year, the highest in its history, according to figures supplied by the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority.
232.7 2 okay BLOG06-20051208-123-0019117698 09 AM SYDNEY (AFX) - Macquarie Infrastructure Group said it has entered into an agreement to invest 533 mln usd, or 711 mln aud, into the Dulles Greenway toll road in the US.  The infrastructure fund said the investment, the third investment by MIG in the US toll road market, will involve the purchase of 86. 7 pct of the limited partnership in the 22 km toll road
232.7 2 okay BLOG06-20051209-091-0026030082 Dulles is accessible via the Dulles Access and Toll Roads ( Virginia Route 267 ) , U.S. Highway 50 , or Virginia State Highway 28 .
232.7 2 okay BLOG06-20051223-039-0007588575 take over the state-run Dulles Toll Road
232.7 2 okay BLOG06-20060119-072-0016873687 The Fairfax County Chamber of Commerce is backing the local airports authority's attempt to take control of the Dulles Toll Road and the expansion of Metro to Dulles International Airport.
232.7 2 okay LTW_ENG_20050204.0089 The Dulles Greenway, a private toll road that opened in Virginia in 1995, drew few motorists and ran into financial problems after the state built a free road nearby.
232.7 2 okay LTW_ENG_20050712.0033 Dulles is accessible via the Dulles Access and Toll Roads ( Virginia Route 267 ) , U.S. Highway 50 , or Virginia State Highway 28 .
232.7 2 okay LTW_ENG_20060103.0013 No more circling: Last month Dulles International airport in northern Virginia opened a free lot where drivers can wait for up to an hour for passengers to arrive (follow signs to the ``Cell phone waiting area'' from the Dulles Access Road)
232.7 2 okay LTW_ENG_20060103.0013 No more circling: Last month Dulles International airport in northern Virginia opened a free lot where drivers can wait for up to an hour for passengers to arrive (follow signs to the ``Cell phone waiting area'' from the Dulles Access Road).
232.7 2 okay LTW_ENG_20060327.0002 acquired a 17-mile highway corridor to provide access to the airport
232.7 2 okay LTW_ENG_20060327.0002 The region's airports authority has reached a deal with Virginia officials to take control of the Dulles Toll Road and use the revenue to move quickly to build a Metro railline to Dulles International Airport, sources familiar with the agreement said last night
232.7 2 okay LTW_ENG_20060327.0002 Today, the corridor includes the Dulles Toll Road and the free Dulles Access Road
232.7 2 okay LTW_ENG_20060327.0002 ' ' When the federal government decided to build Dulles Airport in the 1950s , it also acquired a 17-mile highway corridor to provide access to the airport .
232.7 2 okay LTW_ENG_20060327.0002 When the federal government decided to build Dulles Airport in the 1950s, it also acquired a 17 mile highway corridor to provide access to the airport.
232.7 2 okay LTW_ENG_20060327.0002 When the federal government decided to build Dulles Airport in the 1950s, it also acquired a 17-mile highway corridor to provide access to the airport
232.7 2 okay LTW_ENG_20060327.0002 When the federal government decided to build Dulles Airport in the 1950s, it also acquired a 17 mile highway corridor to provide access to the airport. Today, the corridor includes the Dulles Toll Road and the free Dulles Access Road. Virginia operates the toll road, which opened in 1984, under an agreement with the authority that runs until 2082.
232.7 3 okay BLOG06-20051209-091-0026030082 The Washington Metro currently offers only an express bus service , the 5A , but plans for a spur of the Orange Line , called the Dulles Corridor Rapid Transit Project , were approved in June 2004 .
232.7 3 okay BLOG06-20051223-016-0014314962 Costs for the first phase of Metro's planned rail extension out to Dulles airport are now estimated by the engineering firms working on the project to be a maximum of .4 billion
232.7 3 okay BLOG06-20051223-039-0007588575 Will Dulles Rail Extension Head Down a New Road
232.7 3 okay BLOG06-20060119-072-0016873687 The Fairfax County Chamber of Commerce is backing the local airports authority's attempt to take control of the Dulles Toll Road and the expansion of Metro to Dulles International Airport.
232.7 3 okay LTW_ENG_20050712.0033 The Washington Metro currently offers only an express bus service , the 5A , but plans for a spur of the Orange Line , called the Dulles Corridor Rapid Transit Project , were approved in June 2004 .
232.7 3 okay LTW_ENG_20060327.0002 But his spokesman, Kevin Hall, said in a statement that ``Governor Timothy M. Kaine and members of the Northern Virginia Congressional delegation will announce a significant step forward in the effort to extend Metrorail to Tysons Corner, Dulles International Airport, and Loudoun County.''.
232.7 3 okay LTW_ENG_20060327.0002 The airports authority has said it can complete construction of the Metro line by 2015.
232.7 3 okay LTW_ENG_20060327.0002 The deal would remove much of the uncertainty surrounding the nearly $4 billion project to build a rail line through Tysons Corner, Reston, the airport and Loudoun County because the airports authority would assume responsibility for the state and federal portion of the cost
232.7 3 okay LTW_ENG_20060327.0002 The region's airports authority has reached a deal with Virginia officials to take control of the Dulles Toll Road and use the revenue to move quickly to build a Metro railline to Dulles International Airport, sources familiar with the agreement said last night
232.7 3 okay LTW_ENG_20060331.0141 On Monday, Kaine signed a deal with the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority that allows the authority to set tolls on the major commuter route and to control many aspects of the planned Metrorail line from Falls Church to Dulles International Airport and Loudoun County
232.7 4 okay BLOG06-20051209-091-0026030082 It is named after John Foster Dulles , United States Secretary of State under Dwight D. Eisenhower. It serves as a hub for United Airlines and the former hub of Independence Air , which ceased operations on January 5 , 2006 .
232.7 4 okay BLOG06-20060127-033-0029824010 Independence Airways had been operating for 19 months and flew between Washington Dulles International Airport and 36 cities .
232.7 4 okay BLOG06-20060202-007-0030154835 United to take Dulles gates — United Airlines has a deal with defunct Independence Air to take over the 35 gates that Independence leased in Washington Dulles International Airport’s Concourse A, which is used for short commuter flights
232.7 4 okay LTW_ENG_20050712.0033 It is named after John Foster Dulles , United States Secretary of State under Dwight D. Eisenhower. It serves as a hub for United Airlines and the former hub of Independence Air , which ceased operations on January 5 , 2006 .
232.7 4 okay LTW_ENG_20050928.0111 DeLisi said, because the company was cutting the number of flights it operates in and out of Dulles to 230 by late fall, down from about 350 today
232.7 4 okay LTW_ENG_20050928.0111 Flyi Inc., parent of financially ailing low cost carrier Independence Air, said Wednesday it will lay off 600 of its 3,400 full time and part time employees by late fall as the Dulles, Va. based company cuts flights to five airports and discontinues all service to the West Coast.
232.7 4 okay LTW_ENG_20050928.0111 Flyi told its employees last week that layoffs were on the way, DeLisi said, because the company was cutting the number of flights it operates in and out of Dulles to 230 by late fall, down from about 350 today
232.7 4 okay LTW_ENG_20051018.0046 Independence Air is ending service from Dulles Airport in Washington, D.C., to Los Angeles, San Diego, San Francisco, Seattle and .
232.7 4 okay LTW_ENG_20051018.0046 --Independence Air is ending service from Dulles Airport in Washington to Los Angeles, San Diego Seattle.
232.7 4 okay LTW_ENG_20051220.0019 Independence Air will drop service from Washington's Dulles International airport to four cities Chicago, Buffalo, Jacksonville, Fla. , and Manchester, N. H. on Jan. 5. . .
232.7 4 okay LTW_ENG_20060102.0106 As news of the shutdown spread, the lines at the Independence Air ticket counter at Dulles Airport started to build Monday afternoon
232.7 4 okay LTW_ENG_20060102.0106 Flyi sold more than 8 million tickets
232.7 4 okay LTW_ENG_20060102.0106 launched service at Dulles Airport, promising low fares and coast-to-coast service
232.7 4 okay LTW_ENG_20060207.0026 Another reason Dulles' on-time performance improved was attributed to the defunct Independence Air.
232.7 4 okay LTW_ENG_20060207.0026 Dulles is the nation's 19th-busiest airport.
232.7 4 okay LTW_ENG_20060207.0026 Larry DeShon, senior vice president of airport operations for United Airlines, said Independence's demise means about 150 fewer daily flights at Dulles.
232.7 4 okay NYT_ENG_20050207.0167 Independence said that it would begin flying between its hub at Washington Dulles International Airport and San Diego on April 4 and to Los Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle and San Jose, Calif
232.7 4 okay NYT_ENG_20050901.0214 One airport that topped off its tanks in advance was Washington Dulles, a hub for United Airlines and the home base for Independence Air, a low-fare airline.
232.7 5 okay LTW_ENG_20060207.0026 1 among the nation's 3largest airports with the most on-time flights in one month, according to the latest figures from the Bureau of Transportation Statistics.
232.7 5 okay LTW_ENG_20060207.0026 And while Dulles' performance improved, the rest of the airline industry had a much more difficult year
232.7 5 okay LTW_ENG_20060207.0026 Dulles ranked 14th, up from 20th in 2004.
232.7 5 okay LTW_ENG_20060207.0026 During December, more than 79 percent of Dulles' flights arrived on time, reflecting one of the largest on-time improvements of any airport
232.7 5 okay LTW_ENG_20060207.0026 If your flight arrives on time, there's a good chance it's touching down at Washington's Dulles International Airport in suburban Virginia
232.7 5 okay LTW_ENG_20060207.0044 BIZ-TRAVELER -- WASHINGTON -- Dulles International ranked No. 1 among the nation's 33 largest airports with the most on-time flights in one month, according to the Bureau of Transportation Statistics.
232.7 6 okay BLOG06-20051208-034-0020390718 The interesting mobile passanger lounges at Dulles Airport (IAD
232.7 6 okay BLOG06-20051208-034-0020390718 The interesting mobile passanger lounges at Dulles Airport (IAD).
232.7 6 okay BLOG06-20051209-091-0026030082 From here passengers can take mobile lounges to their concourses , " plane mates " directly to their airplanes , or take the passenger walkway to concourse B .
232.7 6 okay LTW_ENG_20050712.0033 From here passengers can take mobile lounges to their concourses , " plane mates " directly to their airplanes , or take the passenger walkway to concourse B .
232.7 7 okay BLOG06-20051209-091-0026030082 The MWAA plans to retire the mobile lounge system altogether in favor of an underground people mover and pedestrian walkway system ( now in service to concourse B ) , as part of a major engineering program that will also add a concourse to the main terminal and give the airport a fourth runway .
232.7 7 okay LTW_ENG_20050712.0024 Dulles and BWI are expanding. Dulles is building a train system, a new air traffic control tower, a fourth runway, a new security mezzanine behind the main terminal and 12 additional gates at Concourse B. Those projects are planned to be completed by 2009. At BWI, a terminal widening project, upgrades to baggage claim and ticketing areas and road widening will be completed by the end of 2006.
232.7 7 okay LTW_ENG_20050712.0024 Dulles is building a train system, a new air traffic control tower, a fourth runway, a new security mezzanine behind the main terminal and 12 additional gates at Concourse B.  Those projects are planned to be completed by 2009
232.7 7 okay LTW_ENG_20050712.0033 The MWAA plans to retire the mobile lounge system altogether in favor of an underground people mover and pedestrian walkway system ( now in service to concourse B ) , as part of a major engineering program that will also add a concourse to the main terminal and give the airport a fourth runway .
232.7 7 okay LTW_ENG_20060207.0026 Also, Dulles is undergoing major -- and much-needed -- construction as it prepares for new runways and an underground passenger rail system to connect the terminal and concourses
233.6 1 vital APW_ENG_20050715.0016 Following the success of this film , a whole series of over twenty Blondie movies were made , and then a television series in 1957 and later in 1968 , each which lasted one season .
233.6 1 vital APW_ENG_20050715.0016 There were two Blondie and Dagwood TV specials in 1987 , with Loni Anderson and Frank Welker in the title roles .
233.6 1 vital BLOG06-20051225-018-0011144953 There were two Blondie and Dagwood TV specials in 1987 , with Loni Anderson and Frank Welker in the title roles .
233.6 1 vital NYT_ENG_20050815.0148 Millions have over the years; not only is Blondie one of the longest-running comic strips, it has also inspired more than two dozen films, several TV and radio shows, novels, pinball games and comic books, including one devoted solely to the Bumsteads' dog, Daisy
233.6 1 vital NYT_ENG_20050815.0148 not only is Blondie one of the longest-running comic strips, it has also inspired more than two dozen films, several TV and radio shows, novels, pinball games and comic books, including one devoted solely to the Bumsteads' dog, Daisy
233.6 1 vital NYT_ENG_20050902.0068 took on the familiar tone of a sitcom
233.6 2 vital APW_ENG_20050715.0016 Following the success of this film , a whole series of over twenty Blondie movies were made , and then a television series in 1957 and later in 1968 , each which lasted one season .
233.6 2 vital BLOG06-20051225-018-0011144953 Following the success of this film , a whole series of over twenty Blondie movies were made , and then a television series in 1957 and later in 1968 , each which lasted one season .
233.6 2 vital NYT_ENG_20050815.0148 Millions have over the years; not only is Blondie one of the longest-running comic strips, it has also inspired more than two dozen films, several TV and radio shows, novels, pinball games and comic books, including one devoted solely to the Bumsteads' dog, Daisy
233.6 2 vital NYT_ENG_20050815.0148 not only is Blondie one of the longest-running comic strips, it has also inspired more than two dozen films, several TV and radio shows, novels, pinball games and comic books, including one devoted solely to the Bumsteads' dog, Daisy
233.6 2 vital NYT_ENG_20050902.0068 made its way to Hollywood
233.6 3 vital APW_ENG_20050715.0016 Through these changes , Blondie has remained popular , appearing in more than 2300 newspapers in 55 countries and translated into 35 languages , as of 2005 .
233.6 3 vital BLOG06-20051225-018-0011144953 Through these changes , Blondie has remained popular , appearing in more than 2300 newspapers in 55 countries and translated into 35 languages , as of 2005 .
233.6 3 vital NYT_ENG_20050712.0161 In September, the comic strip "Blondie" will turn 75. To commemorate the anniversary, Dean Young, 66, the strip's writer, has embarked on a three month plotline. ( Young took over the strip in 1973, after the death of his father, Chic Young, who created it.) The story, which began on Sunday, follows Blondie and Dagwood as they plan their wedding anniversary. The party's special guests are a veritable who's who of comic strip stars, and they will make appearances in "Blondie," up to and including the big celebration. Readers can expect to see Beetle Bailey, Hagar the Horrible, Mother Goose and Grimm, Marvin, Dilbert, Dennis the Menace, Dick Tracy and more. Characters from "For Better or Worse," "B.C." and "The Family Circus" will also be included. Additionally, many of the guest stars' own strips will include references to the anniversary party. "Blondie," first published on Sept. 8, 1930, is syndicated by King Features to more than 2,300 newspapers and is translated into more than 35 languages. The anniversary party, a color Sunday display with appearances by all the guest stars, will run on Sept. 4. GEORGE GENE GUSTINES.
233.6 3 vital NYT_ENG_20050815.0148 It consistently ranks among the top five comic strips in reader polls and runs in 2,300 newspapers in 55 countries, translated into 33 languages and read by about 280-million people each day
233.6 3 vital NYT_ENG_20050902.0068 (The home he shares with his wife of more than a decade, Charlotte, is just steps away.) But even without the bash, "Blondie's" place in the comic firmament is clear: The strip, which was started by Young's father, Chic, and still ranks among readers' favorites in newspaper surveys, is now carried by 2,300 publications in 55 countries.
233.6 3 vital NYT_ENG_20050903.0151 But there it is in 2,300 papers in 55 countries: "Blondie," the comic strip that immortalized a model middle-class family that's become the exception, and the Dagwood sandwich
233.6 3 vital NYT_ENG_20050903.0151 But there it is in 2,300 papers in 55 countries: "Blondie," the comic strip that immortalized a model middle-class family that's become the exception, and the Dagwood sandwich, a feast for the eyes now classified as a guilty pleasure
233.6 3 vital NYT_ENG_20050903.0151 But there it is in 2,300 papers in 55 countries: "Blondie," the comic strip that immortalized a model middle-class family that's become the exception, and the Dagwood sandwich, a feast for the eyes now classified as a guilty pleasure.
233.6 3 vital NYT_ENG_20050903.0151 BUT THERE IT IS IN 2300 PAPERS IN 55 COUNTRIES BLONDIE THE COMIC STRIP THAT IMMORTALIZED A MODEL MIDDLE-CLASS FAMILY THAT 'S BECOME THE EXCEPTION AND THE DAGWOOD SANDWICH A FEAST FOR THE EYES NOW CLASSIFIED AS A GUILTY PLEASURE
233.6 4 okay APW_ENG_20050715.0016 Dean Young, 65, has shepherded the Bumsteads through myriad modern day travails and family upheavals, including Blondie going off to work in her own successful catering business, a plot twist that made international headlines in 1991
233.6 4 okay APW_ENG_20050715.0016 She and Tootsie Woodley started a catering business in 1991 .
233.6 4 okay BLOG06-20051225-018-0011144953 She and Tootsie Woodley started a catering business in 1991 .
233.6 4 okay NYT_ENG_20050815.0148 One of the biggest changes was longtime homemaker Blondie starting her own catering business in 1991
233.6 4 okay NYT_ENG_20050815.0148 One of the biggest changes was longtime homemaker Blondie starting her own catering business in 1991.
233.6 4 okay NYT_ENG_20050902.0068 Perhaps most radical of all , Blondie has a job -- as a caterer -- a move that brought the strip national attention .
233.6 5 okay APW_ENG_20050715.0016 Hard to believe it's been almost 75 years since ditzy flapper Blondie Boopadoop fell for bumbling Dagwood Bumstead in a love match made in the funny papers
233.6 5 okay APW_ENG_20050715.0016 On February 17 , 1933 , after much fanfare and buildup , Miss Boopadoop was married to her boyfriend Dagwood Bumstead , the son of a wealthy industrialist .
233.6 5 okay BLOG06-20051225-018-0011144953 Blondie -LRB- Maiden name : Boopadoop subtle , huh ? -RRB- began life in 1930 as one of a slew of flapper-girl comic strips popular at the time .
233.6 5 okay BLOG06-20051225-018-0011144953 Blondie (Maiden name: Boopadoop subtle, huh?) began life in 1930 as one of a slew of flapper-girl comic strips popular at the time.
233.6 5 okay BLOG06-20051225-018-0011144953 Originally , Blondie focused on the adventures of Blondie Boopadoop , a carefree flapper girl who spent her days in dance halls .
233.6 5 okay NYT_ENG_20050815.0148 In the beginning, Dagwood Bumstead was the bumbling playboy son of railroad magnate J. Bolling Bumstead. Blondie Boopadoop was a flirty flapper with lots of boyfriends; when she and Dagwood fell in love, his snobby family pitched a fit.
233.6 6 vital APW_ENG_20050715.0016 A running gag in the strip is the impossibly tall sandwich Dagwood fixes for a snack , which came to be known as a Dagwood sandwich .
233.6 6 vital BLOG06-20051225-018-0011144953 A running gag in the strip is the impossibly tall sandwich Dagwood fixes for a snack , which came to be known as a Dagwood sandwich .
233.6 6 vital NYT_ENG_20050815.0148 The offices have plenty of big, nappable sofas Dagwood would feel at home on, as well as a wall of magazine covers using images of the strip's characters for an amazing range of articles, from an issue of Collector's Showcase with Blondie and Dagwood as the couple in American Gothic (complete with a sandwich speared on the pitchfork) to an issue of Trial magazine about labor law with Mr.  Dithers kicking Dagwood in the fanny
233.6 6 vital NYT_ENG_20050815.0148 The offices have plenty of big, nappable sofas Dagwood would feel at home on, as well as a wall of magazine covers using images of the strip's characters for an amazing range of articles, from an issue of Collector's Showcase with Blondie and Dagwood as the couple in American Gothic (complete with a sandwich speared on the pitchfork) to an issue of Trial magazine about labor law with Mr. Dithers kicking Dagwood in the fanny.
233.6 6 vital NYT_ENG_20050903.0151 a model middle-class family that's become the exception, and the Dagwood sandwich, a feast for the
233.6 6 vital NYT_ENG_20050903.0151 Blondie, the comic strip that immortalized a model middle-class family that's become the exception, and the Dagwood sandwich, a feast for the eyes now classified as a guilty pleasure
233.6 6 vital NYT_ENG_20050903.0151 But there it is in 2,300 papers in 55 countries: "Blondie," the comic strip that immortalized a model middle-class family that's become the exception, and the Dagwood sandwich
233.6 6 vital NYT_ENG_20050903.0151 But there it is in 2,300 papers in 55 countries: "Blondie," the comic strip that immortalized a model middle-class family that's become the exception, and the Dagwood sandwich, a feast for the eyes now classified as a guilty pleasure
233.6 6 vital NYT_ENG_20050903.0151 But there it is in 2,300 papers in 55 countries: "Blondie," the comic strip that immortalized a model middle-class family that's become the exception, and the Dagwood sandwich, a feast for the eyes now classified as a guilty pleasure.
233.6 6 vital NYT_ENG_20050903.0151 BUT THERE IT IS IN 2300 PAPERS IN 55 COUNTRIES BLONDIE THE COMIC STRIP THAT IMMORTALIZED A MODEL MIDDLE-CLASS FAMILY THAT 'S BECOME THE EXCEPTION AND THE DAGWOOD SANDWICH A FEAST FOR THE EYES NOW CLASSIFIED AS A GUILTY PLEASURE
234.7 10 okay BLOG06-20051227-014-0000563994 that inspired Cohan to write "Over There," for which he received a congressional medal."God Bless America," Irving Berlin, 1938.The prolific Berlin (900+ songs despite being unable to read music) originally wrote this song right after the first World War, but did not complete it until
234.7 10 okay BLOG06-20051227-014-0000563994 The prolific Berlin (900+ songs despite being unable to read music) originally wrote this song right after the first World War, but did not complete it until just before World War II.  Kate Smith first performed it during her radio show on Armistice Day, 1938
234.7 11 okay BLOG06-20051230-000-0005025081 It must be a modern thing -- few (maybe none) of the traditional Christmas songs go on ad nauseam about snow.Maybe it all goes back to Irving Berlin's White Christmas , which was sung by Bing Crosby in the 1942 movie Holiday Inn .
234.7 11 okay BLOG06-20051230-000-0005025081 Maybe it all goes back to Irving Berlin 's White Christmas , which was sung by Bing Crosby in the 1942 movie Holiday Inn .
234.7 11 okay LTW_ENG_20051227.0031 Crosby 's single of White Christmas was recognized as the best-selling single in any music category for more than 50 years until 1998 when Elton John 's tribute to Diana , Princess of Wales , Candle In the Wind 1997 , overtook it in a matter of months .
234.7 11 okay NYT_ENG_20041226.0020 Irving Berlin's "White Christmas" is one of the warhorses of the Christmas repertoire, and nobody sang it like Crosby, who was such an accomplished singer that the album actually almost stands up, after all these years
234.7 11 okay NYT_ENG_20041226.0020 s "White Christmas" is one of the warhorses of the Christmas repertoire, and nobody sang it like Crosby, who was such an accomplished singer that the album actually almost stands up, after all these years.
234.7 12 okay BLOG06-20051213-000-0000421618 Berlin got his start as a lyricist for other composers , and although he never learned how to play a piano or read music beyond a rudimentary level , he wrote over 3,000 songs .
234.7 12 okay LTW_ENG_20051227.0031 Berlin got his start as a lyricist for other composers , and although he never learned how to play a piano or read music beyond a rudimentary level , he wrote over 3,000 songs .
234.7 13 okay BLOG06-20051213-000-0000421618 His family immigrated to the United States in 1893. His parents were Lena Jarchin and Moses Beilin , who was a rabbi and obtained work certifying kosher meat ( see ) .
234.7 13 okay LTW_ENG_20051227.0031 His family immigrated to the United States in 1893. His parents were Lena Jarchin and Moses Beilin , who was a rabbi and obtained work certifying kosher meat ( see ) .
234.7 13 okay NYT_ENG_20041018.0098 and Kantor does a creditable if overly brief job of connecting how Irving Berlin, the son of a rabbi, transformed Judaic melodies into the big, broad songs of Tin Pan Alley.
234.7 13 okay NYT_ENG_20041018.0098 It's a treat to see stars like Fanny Brice and Bert Williams, who turned minstrelsy on its ear, and Kantor does a creditable if overly brief job of connecting how Irving Berlin, the son of a rabbi, transformed Judaic melodies into the big, broad songs of Tin Pan Alley.
234.7 13 okay NYT_ENG_20051222.0122 Not the least of Berlin's achievements was that this son of a cantor, born Israel Baline in a Russian village
234.7 13 okay NYT_ENG_20051222.0122 " Not the least of Berlin's achievements was that this son of a cantor, born Israel Baline in a Russian village, created an imperishable idealization of a hallowed Christian tradition
234.7 13 okay NYT_ENG_20051222.0122 Not the least of Berlin's achievements was that this son of a cantor, born Israel Baline in a Russian village, created an imperishable idealization of a hallowed Christian tradition.
234.7 14 okay NYT_ENG_20051222.0122 `` Show Business : Irving Berlin 's America '' is to open in Washington in 2007 under the auspices of the Library of Congress .
234.7 14 okay NYT_ENG_20051222.0122 "Show Business: Irving Berlin's America" is to open in Washington in 2007 under the auspices of the Library of Congress
234.7 14 okay NYT_ENG_20051222.0122 "Show Business: Irving Berlin's America" is to open in Washington in 2007 under the auspices of the Library of Congress.
234.7 14 okay NYT_ENG_20051222.0122 Show Business: Irving Berlin's America is to open in Washington in 2007 under the auspices of the Library of Congress. (BEGIN OPTIONAL TRIM. ) There is no time like the holiday present, however, to take a tour of the New York of Berlin, who emigrated from Russia at age 5, left home at 13 to sing in the city's streets and saloons, and began his celebrated journey down Tin Pan Alley in 1907
234.7 1 okay LTW_ENG_20051227.0031 Instead he donated the song's copyright, a gesture that has contributed more than $10 million to the Boy and Girl Scouts of America.
234.7 1 okay LTW_ENG_20051227.0031 the song's copyright, a gesture that has contributed more than $10 million to the Boy and Girl
234.7 1 okay NYT_ENG_20051222.0122 God Bless America and other songs, thanks to Berlin's donation; last year the contribution was $500,000
234.7 2 okay LTW_ENG_20051227.0031 Berlin 's 1926 hit song " Blue Skies " became another American classic , and was featured in the first talkie ( motion picture with sound ) , Al Jolsons The Jazz Singer .
234.7 2 okay LTW_ENG_20051227.0031 Berlin's ``Blue Skies'' helped usher in the talkies when Al Jolson sang it on film in 1927's ``The Jazz Singer.''
234.7 3 vital NYT_ENG_20041226.0020 s "White Christmas" is one of the warhorses of the Christmas repertoire, and nobody sang it like Crosby, who was such an accomplished singer that the album actually almost stands up, after all these years.
234.7 3 vital NYT_ENG_20041226.0020 The biggest modern songs of Christmas are Irving Berlin's
234.7 3 vital NYT_ENG_20041226.0020 The biggest modern songs of Christmas are Irving Berlin's "White Christmas," composed in 1940 (written by a Jew: Berlin hated Christmas)
234.7 3 vital NYT_ENG_20041226.0020 The biggest modern songs of Christmas are Irving Berlin's "White Christmas," composed in 1940 (written by a Jew: Berlin hated Christmas);
234.7 3 vital NYT_ENG_20041226.0020 The biggest modern songs of Christmas are Irving Berlin's "White Christmas," composed in 1940 (written by a Jew: Berlin hated Christmas); "Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer," originally done as a holiday story by an ad writer for Montgomery Ward's department store and recorded by Gene Autry in 1949; "The Little Drummer Boy," composed by Katherine K. Davis, Henry Onorati and Harry Simeone in 1958; "The Christmas Song," written by Mel Torme in 1944 and recorded by Nat King Cole in 1946 (Torme wrote the song in the middle of a blazingly hot summer, in an attempt to "keep cool by thinking cool," he explained later); and John Lennon's bitter antiwar anthem, "Happy Christmas (War is Over)," written in 1971.
234.7 3 vital NYT_ENG_20051205.0081 Written for the 1942 film "Holiday Inn," and introduced on the radio by Bing Crosby before the release of the film, the song became, Leopold amusingly writes, "the most popular song and the most widely recorded song of all time, and it would finally win an Oscar for the songwriter
234.7 4 vital BLOG06-20051213-000-0000421618 Berlin was responsible for many Hollywood film scores including Top Hat ( 1935 ) and Holiday Inn ( 1942 ) , which included White Christmas , one of the most-recorded tunes in American history .
234.7 4 vital LTW_ENG_20051227.0031 Berlin was responsible for many Hollywood film scores including Top Hat ( 1935 ) and Holiday Inn ( 1942 ) , which included White Christmas , one of the most-recorded tunes in American history .
234.7 4 vital NYT_ENG_20051205.0081 The most famous commercial Christmas song of all is Irving Berlin's
234.7 4 vital NYT_ENG_20051205.0081 The most famous commercial Christmas song of all is Irving Berlin's "White Christmas,".
234.7 4 vital NYT_ENG_20051205.0081 The most famous commercial Christmas song of all is Irving Berlin's "White Christmas," and it naturally turns up in David Leopold's "Irving Berlin's Show Business" (Abrams, $50)
234.7 4 vital NYT_ENG_20051205.0081 THE MOST FAMOUS COMMERCIAL CHRISTMAS SONG OF ALL IS IRVING BERLIN 'S WHITE CHRISTMAS AND IT NATURALLY TURNS UP IN DAVID LEOPOLD 'S IRVING BERLIN 'S SHOW BUSINESS ABRAMS $50
234.7 4 vital NYT_ENG_20051205.0081 Written for the 1942 film "Holiday Inn," and introduced on the radio by Bing Crosby before the release of the film, the song became, Leopold amusingly writes, "the most popular song and the most widely recorded song of all time, and it would finally win an Oscar for the songwriter
234.7 5 okay APW_ENG_20041104.0002 1938-Kate Smith first sings Irving Berlin's "God Bless America" on U.S. network radio.
234.7 5 okay APW_ENG_20051104.0003 1938 - Kate Smith first sings Irving Berlin's "God Bless America" on U.S. network radio.
234.7 5 okay BLOG06-20051227-014-0000563994 GOD BLESS AMERICA IRVING BERLIN 1938
234.7 5 okay BLOG06-20051227-014-0000563994 The prolific Berlin (900+ songs despite being unable to read music) originally wrote this song right after the first World War, but did not complete it until just before World War II.  Kate Smith first performed it during her radio show on Armistice Day, 1938
234.7 5 okay LTW_ENG_20051227.0031 Irving Berlin Revealed Kate Smith turned ``God Bless America'' into such a clarion call for love of country in 1938 that efforts arose to have it replace ``The Star-Spangled Banner'' as the national anthem.
234.7 5 okay LTW_ENG_20051227.0031 Kate Smith turned ``God Bless America&apos;' into such a clarion call for love of country in 1938
234.7 5 okay LTW_ENG_20051227.0031 Kate Smith turned ``God Bless America'' into such a clarion call for love of country in 1938 that
234.7 6 vital LTW_ENG_20051227.0031 As Jerome Kern said: ``Irving Berlin has no place in American music. Irving Berlin is American music.''.
234.7 6 vital LTW_ENG_20051227.0031 Instead he donated the song's copyright, a gesture that has contributed more than $10 million to the Boy and Girl Scouts of America.
234.7 6 vital LTW_ENG_20051227.0031 Irving Berlin is American music
234.7 6 vital LTW_ENG_20051227.0031 Irving Berlin is American music.''
234.7 6 vital LTW_ENG_20051227.0031 IRVING BERLIN IS AMERICAN MUSIC
234.7 6 vital LTW_ENG_20051227.0031 Irving Berlin is American music.'' ``The fact is,'' Leopold says, ``the whole history of the Broadway musical and the film musical, it's Berlin's story.'' Whether they involve Tin Pan Alley, the Ziegfeld Follies, Fred Astaire, Judy Garland or Ethel Merman, ``There are all these signature moments that we can summon up.
234.7 6 vital LTW_ENG_20051227.0031 is American music.''
234.7 7 vital LTW_ENG_20051227.0031 As Jerome Kern said: ``Irving Berlin has no place in American music
234.7 7 vital LTW_ENG_20051227.0031 As Jerome Kern said: ``Irving Berlin has no place in American music.
234.7 7 vital LTW_ENG_20051227.0031 AS JEROME KERN SAID IRVING BERLIN HAS NO PLACE IN AMERICAN MUSIC
234.7 7 vital LTW_ENG_20051227.0031 As Jerome Kern said: ``Irving Berlin has no place in American music. Irving Berlin is American music.''.
234.7 7 vital LTW_ENG_20051227.0031 Irving Berlin has no place in American music
234.7 8 okay NYT_ENG_20051222.0122 And so it is the moment for Irving Berlin in the season that he owned .
234.7 8 okay NYT_ENG_20051222.0122 And so it is the moment for Irving Berlin in the season that he owned.
234.7 8 okay NYT_ENG_20051222.0122 DREAMING OF IRVING BERLIN IN THE SEASON THAT HE OWNED
234.7 9 okay BLOG06-20051207-049-0001894452 In other words, she was already a showbiz veteran in her late 20s at the time that the teenage Izzy Baline began performing as a singing waiter at the Pelham Cafe in Chinatown, and it is not difficult to imagine
234.7 9 okay BLOG06-20051213-000-0000421618 While working as a singing waiter at Pelham 's Cafe in Chinatown , Berlin was asked by the proprietor to write an original song for the cafe because a rival tavern had had their own song published .
234.7 9 okay LTW_ENG_20051227.0031 While working as a singing waiter at Pelham 's Cafe in Chinatown , Berlin was asked by the proprietor to write an original song for the cafe because a rival tavern had had their own song published .
234.7 9 okay NYT_ENG_20041214.0092 Each tour will pass a Chinese bakery, food emporium, herbal shop, Buddhist temple, the Edward Mooney House (oldest row house in the city), and the former site of the Chatham Club, where Irving Berlin was a singing waiter
235.7 10 okay BLOG06-20051211-109-0023021846 She also won the " U.S. Victor Award " for Female Athlete of the Year two years in a row .
235.7 10 okay NYT_ENG_20060303.0291 She also won the " U.S. Victor Award " for Female Athlete of the Year two years in a row .
235.7 11 okay NYT_ENG_20060303.0291 BC-BUTCHER-CANCER-SPI IDITAROD CHAMP TAKING ON TOUGHEST RACE EVER SEATTLE Susan Butcher, four-time Iditarod champion, knows what it's like to race under extreme conditions.
235.7 11 okay NYT_ENG_20060303.0291 Susan Butcher, four-time Iditarod champion, knows what it's like to race under extreme conditions
235.7 11 okay NYT_ENG_20060303.0291 Susan Butcher, four-time Iditarod champion, knows what it's like to race under extreme conditions.
235.7 11 okay NYT_ENG_20060303.0291 SUSAN BUTCHER FOUR-TIME IDITAROD CHAMPION KNOWS WHAT IT 'S LIKE TO RACE UNDER EXTREME CONDITIONS
235.7 11 okay NYT_ENG_20060303.0291 Susan Butcher knows what it's like to race under extreme conditions.
235.7 12 okay BLOG06-20051211-109-0023021846 By DOUG O&#8217;HARRA Anchorage Daily News (Published: December 10, 2005) With the single-minded focus she once applied to winning 1,100-mile sled dog races, four-time Iditarod champion Susan Butcher has launched a seven-month campaign to beat her leukemia and an associated blood disease.
235.7 12 okay BLOG06-20051211-109-0023021846 four-time Iditarod champion Susan Butcher has launched a seven-month campaign
235.7 12 okay NYT_ENG_20051210.0132 With the single minded focus she once applied to winning 1,100 mile sled dog races, four time Iditarod champion Susan Butcher has launched a seven month campaign to beat her leukemia and an associated blood disease.
235.7 12 okay NYT_ENG_20051210.0132 With the single-minded focus she once applied to winning 1,100-mile sled dog races, four-time Iditarod champion Susan Butcher has launched a seven-month campaign to beat her leukemia and an associated blood disease
235.7 13 okay NYT_ENG_20051209.0221 but this leukemia hasn't met Susan Butcher yet."
235.7 13 okay NYT_ENG_20051209.0221 leukemia has n't met Susan Butcher yet
235.7 13 okay NYT_ENG_20051209.0221 Monson said doctors believe she will need a bone marrow transplant after her chemotherapy treatments. "We're going to do everything we can to make sure she has the best care," Monson said in an interview from Seattle on Thursday. "She does have the best attitude. Someone said this might be a tough disease, but this leukemia hasn't met Susan Butcher yet.".
235.7 13 okay NYT_ENG_20051209.0221 Someone said this might be a tough disease, but this leukemia hasn't met Susan Butcher yet.
235.7 13 okay NYT_ENG_20051209.0221 Someone said this might be a tough disease, but this leukemia hasn't met Susan Butcher yet."
235.7 13 okay NYT_ENG_20051209.0221 Someone said this might be a tough disease, but this leukemia hasn't met Susan Butcher yet.".
235.7 13 okay NYT_ENG_20051209.0221 SOMEONE SAID THIS MIGHT BE A TOUGH DISEASE BUT THIS LEUKEMIA HASN'T MET SUSAN BUTCHER YET
235.7 14 okay NYT_ENG_20051209.0210 "Susan will fight this as hard as any person can," said husband Dave Monson, in a written statement
235.7 15 okay APW_ENG_20060106.1005 Four-time Iditarod champion Susan Butcher battles leukemia
235.7 15 okay APW_ENG_20060106.1005 Four-time Iditarod champion Susan Butcher battles leukemia ANCHORAGE, Alaska Susan Butcher is taking orders from her doctors these days, but there is no doubt who is really in charge _ the woman who won the punishing, 1,100-mile (1,770-kilometer) Iditarod dogsled race four times and once used an ax to fend off a crazed moose.
235.7 15 okay BLOG06-20051211-109-0023021846 By DOUG O&#8217;HARRA Anchorage Daily News (Published: December 10, 2005) With the single-minded focus she once applied to winning 1,100-mile sled dog races, four-time Iditarod champion Susan Butcher has launched a seven-month campaign to beat her leukemia and an associated blood disease.
235.7 15 okay BLOG06-20051216-069-0011080746 THE GLITTERING EYE BLOG ARCHIVE SUSAN BUTCHER HAS LEUKEMIA ELECTION DAY IN IRAQ 2005 WEBLOG AWARDS WINNERS SUSAN BUTCHER HAS LEUKEMIA SUSAN BUTCHER FOUR-TIME IDITAROD WINNER HAS BEEN DIAGNOSED WITH ACUTE MYELOGENOUS LEUKEMIA SEATTLE SUSAN BUTCHER FOUR-TIME CHAMPION OF THE IDITAROD TRAIL SLED DOG RACE AND ONCE THE MOST DOMINANT ATHLETE
235.7 15 okay BLOG06-20051223-031-0017264739 But I read every word of the story about four-time Iditarod Sled Dog race winner Susan Butcher
235.7 15 okay BLOG06-20051223-031-0017264739 But I read every word of the story about four-time Iditarod Sled Dog race winner Susan Butcher.
235.7 15 okay BLOG06-20060219-001-0009961974 Four time winner, Susan Butcher, was the first woman to ever place in the top 10.  And of course, Libby Riddles, the first woman to win the Iditarod in 1985
235.7 15 okay NYT_ENG_20051004.0190 Halter said he has taken notes from mushers such as King and four-time Iditarod winner Susan Butcher of Fairbanks, who lets riverboat passengers observe her kennel from the banks of the Chena River while she or one of her helpers gives a talk and mushing demonstration
235.7 15 okay NYT_ENG_20051209.0210 Four-time Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race champ Susan Butcher
235.7 15 okay NYT_ENG_20051210.0132 With the single minded focus she once applied to winning 1,100 mile sled dog races, four time Iditarod champion Susan Butcher has launched a seven month campaign to beat her leukemia and an associated blood disease.
235.7 15 okay NYT_ENG_20051210.0132 With the single-minded focus she once applied to winning 1,100-mile sled dog races, four-time Iditarod champion Susan Butcher has launched a seven-month campaign to beat her leukemia and an associated blood disease
235.7 15 okay NYT_ENG_20060303.0291 Susan Butcher, four-time Iditarod champion, knows what it's like to race under extreme conditions.
235.7 15 okay NYT_ENG_20060303.0291 Susan Howlet Butcher ( born December 26 , 1954 ) is a dog musher who rose to fame when she became the second woman to win the Iditarod dog-sled race in 1986 , and went on to become the second four time winner in 1990 , and the first to win four out of five sequential years .
235.7 15 okay NYT_ENG_20060305.0137 Even the best teams can lose to bad luck , as four-time champ Susan Butcher from Fairbanks discovered in 1985 when a moose stomped through her team and forced her to quit .
235.7 1 okay APW_ENG_20060106.1005 Four-time Iditarod champion Susan Butcher battles leukemia ANCHORAGE, Alaska Susan Butcher is taking orders from her doctors these days, but there is no doubt who is really in charge _ the woman who won the punishing, 1,100-mile (1,770-kilometer) Iditarod dogsled race four times and once used an ax to fend off a crazed moose.
235.7 1 okay APW_ENG_20060106.1005 Susan Butcher is taking orders from her doctors these days, but there is no doubt who is really in charge _ the woman who won the punishing, 1,100-mile (1,770-kilometer) Iditarod dogsled race four times and once used an ax to fend off a crazed moose
235.7 1 okay APW_ENG_20060106.1005 Susan Butcher is taking orders from her doctors these days, but there is no doubt who is really in charge the woman who won the punishing, 1,100-mile (1,770-kilometer) Iditarod dogsled race four times and once used an ax to fend off a crazed moose
235.7 2 vital NYT_ENG_20051209.0210 celebrated sportswomen, is now fighting for her life in a Seattle hospital
235.7 2 vital NYT_ENG_20051209.0210 celebrated sportswomen, is now fighting for Susan Butcher life in a Seattle hospital
235.7 2 vital NYT_ENG_20051209.0210 Four-time Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race champ Susan Butcher, who battled ferocious Bering Sea storms to dominate dog-mushing in the 1980s and become one of the nation's most celebrated sportswomen, is now fighting for her life in a Seattle hospital
235.7 2 vital NYT_ENG_20051209.0210 Four-time Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race champ Susan Butcher, who battled ferocious Bering Sea storms to dominate dog-mushing in the 1980s and become one of the nation's most celebrated sportswomen, is now fighting for her life in a Seattle hospital.
235.7 2 vital NYT_ENG_20051209.0210 MUSHERS UNITE AROUND FOUR-TIME IDITAROD CHAMPION SUSAN BUTCHER ANCHORAGE, Alaska Four-time Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race champ Susan Butcher, who battled ferocious Bering Sea storms to dominate dog-mushing in the 1980s and become one of the nation's most celebrated sportswomen, is now fighting for her life in a Seattle hospital.
235.7 2 vital NYT_ENG_20051210.0132 With meticulously trained dogs and a fierce drive to win, Butcher dominated the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race in the 1980s, becoming one of the most famous sportswomen in the country.
235.7 3 okay APW_ENG_20050305.0002 1986 Susan Butcher becomes the first woman to win the 1863 kilometer (1158 mile) Iditarod Sled Dog race in the Alaskan wilderness.
235.7 3 okay APW_ENG_20050305.0002 1986-Susan Butcher becomes the first woman to win the 1863-kilometer (1158-mile) Iditarod Sled Dog race in the Alaskan wilderness.
235.7 3 okay APW_ENG_20050305.0002 He is executed in 1994. 1984 - The British ice dancing team, Torvill and Dean, become the first skaters to receive nine perfect 6. 0 scores in the world championships. 1986 - Susan Butcher becomes the first woman to win the 1863-kilometer (1158-mile) Iditarod Sled Dog race in the Alaskan wilderness. 1987 - The musical
235.7 3 okay APW_ENG_20060305.0002 1986 - Susan Butcher becomes the first woman to win the 1863-kilometer (1158-mile) Iditarod Sled Dog race in the Alaskan wilderness.
235.7 3 okay APW_ENG_20060305.0002 first woman to win the 1863-kilometer
235.7 3 okay BLOG06-20051211-109-0023021846 Susan Howlet Butcher ( born December 26 , 1954 ) is a dog musher who rose to fame when she became the second woman to win the Iditarod dog-sled race in 1986 , and went on to become the second four time winner in 1990 , and the first to win four out of five sequential years .
235.7 3 okay NYT_ENG_20051214.0130 Butcher, 50, who in 1986 became the second woman to win the Iditarod dog sled race across Alaska (she won in '87, '88 and '90 as well), has been trying to find homes for her nearly 100 dogs while she moves to Seattle to get treatment
235.7 3 okay NYT_ENG_20051214.0130 Butcher, 50, who in 1986 became the second woman to win the Iditarod dog sled race across Alaska (she won in '87, '88 and '90 as well), has been trying to find homes for her nearly 100 dogs while she moves to Seattle to get treatment.
235.7 3 okay NYT_ENG_20051214.0130 Butcher, 50, who in 1986 became the second woman to win the Iditarod dog sled race across Alaska (she won in '87, '8and '90 as well), has been trying to find homes for her nearly 100 dogs while she moves to Seattle to get treatment.
235.7 3 okay NYT_ENG_20060303.0291 Butcher was the first woman to place in the top 10, and won her first race (on her eighth try) in 1986.
235.7 3 okay NYT_ENG_20060303.0291 Susan Howlet Butcher ( born December 26 , 1954 ) is a dog musher who rose to fame when she became the second woman to win the Iditarod dog-sled race in 1986 , and went on to become the second four time winner in 1990 , and the first to win four out of five sequential years .
235.7 4 okay NYT_ENG_20060303.0291 But as the grueling , 1,150-mile `` Last Great Race '' gets under way today , Butcher is instead facing the next leg of an even rougher journey .
235.7 4 okay NYT_ENG_20060303.0291 facing the next leg of an even rougher journey
235.7 4 okay NYT_ENG_20060303.0291 Last Great Race gets under way today, Butcher is instead facing the next leg of an even rougher journey
235.7 4 okay NYT_ENG_20060303.0291 Susan Butcher, four time Iditarod champion, knows what it's like to race under extreme conditions. But as the grueling, 1,150 mile "Last Great Race" gets under way today, Butcher is instead facing the next leg of an even rougher journey.
235.7 5 vital BLOG06-20051211-109-0023021846 Susan Howlet Butcher ( born December 26 , 1954 ) is a dog musher who rose to fame when she became the second woman to win the Iditarod dog-sled race in 1986 , and went on to become the second four time winner in 1990 , and the first to win four out of five sequential years .
235.7 5 vital NYT_ENG_20051214.0295 So here she was this week, holed up in a hypersanitized wing of a hospital, but still every bit the same woman who won four Iditarod titles from 1986 to 1990, who persevered despite male competitors who cast her out of their campfire huddles when she inspired the Save the Males T-shirts of the 1980's
235.7 5 vital NYT_ENG_20060303.0291 Susan Howlet Butcher ( born December 26 , 1954 ) is a dog musher who rose to fame when she became the second woman to win the Iditarod dog-sled race in 1986 , and went on to become the second four time winner in 1990 , and the first to win four out of five sequential years .
235.7 6 okay BLOG06-20051211-109-0023021846 Butcher grew up in the city of Boston , Massachusetts , a lover of dogs and the outdoors .
235.7 6 okay NYT_ENG_20060303.0291 Butcher grew up in the city of Boston , Massachusetts , a lover of dogs and the outdoors .
235.7 7 okay BLOG06-20051211-109-0023021846 She studied at Colorado State University and ultimately became a veterinary technician .
235.7 7 okay NYT_ENG_20060303.0291 She studied at Colorado State University and ultimately became a veterinary technician .
235.7 8 okay APW_ENG_20060106.1005 Butcher has run the world's longest dogsled race 17 times, finishing the Anchorage-to-Nome trek every year except 1985, when the moose stomped her team of huskies, killing two dogs and injuring 13
235.7 8 okay BLOG06-20051211-109-0023021846 After placing in several Iditarods , Butcher was forced to withdraw early in the 1985 when two of her dogs were killed by a moose , and six others were severely injured .
235.7 8 okay NYT_ENG_20060303.0291 After placing in several Iditarods , Butcher was forced to withdraw early in the 1985 when two of her dogs were killed by a moose , and six others were severely injured .
235.7 9 okay BLOG06-20051211-109-0023021846 She placed in the top five finishers 12 times .
235.7 9 okay NYT_ENG_20060303.0291 She placed in the top five finishers 12 times .
236.7 10 okay NYT_ENG_20051102.0227 "Skitch, in the tradition of Arthur Fiedler and the Boston Pops, not only was a terrific musician, he was a real entertainer, and that is very important in the area of pops," said Richard Kaufman, his successor as the Florida Orchestra's pops music director.
236.7 10 okay NYT_ENG_20051102.0227 Skitch, in the tradition of Arthur Fiedler and the Boston Pops, not only was a terrific musician, he was a real entertainer, and that is very important in the area of pops, said Richard Kaufman, his successor as the Florida Orchestra's pops music director
236.7 10 okay NYT_ENG_20051102.0227 Skitch, in the tradition of Arthur Fiedler and the Boston Pops, not only was a terrific musician, he was a real entertainer, and that is very important in the area of pops," said Richard Kaufman, his successor as the Florida Orchestra's pops music director
236.7 11 okay BLOG06-20051225-057-0001655089 The Boston Pops Orchestra was founded to present this kind of music to the public , with the first concert performed in 1885. Called the " Promenade Concerts " until 1900 , these performances combined light classical music , tunes from the current hits of the musical theater , and an occasional novelty number .
236.7 11 okay NYT_ENG_20050704.0047 The Boston Pops Orchestra was founded to present this kind of music to the public , with the first concert performed in 1885. Called the " Promenade Concerts " until 1900 , these performances combined light classical music , tunes from the current hits of the musical theater , and an occasional novelty number .
236.7 12 okay BLOG06-20051225-057-0001655089 The Boston Pops Orchestra did not adopt its own official conductor until 1930 , when Arthur Fiedler began a fifty-year tenure as the Pops conductor .
236.7 12 okay NYT_ENG_20050704.0047 The Boston Pops Orchestra did not adopt its own official conductor until 1930 , when Arthur Fiedler began a fifty-year tenure as the Pops conductor .
236.7 13 okay NYT_ENG_20050720.0232 She was the first woman to conduct the Boston Pops , and she will make her Boston Symphony Orchestra debut at Tanglewood Aug. 20 with Yo-Yo Ma as soloist .
236.7 13 okay NYT_ENG_20050720.0232 She was the first woman to conduct the Boston Pops, and she will make her Boston Symphony Orchestra debut at Tanglewood Aug. 20 with Yo Yo Ma as soloist.
236.7 13 okay NYT_ENG_20050720.0232 She was the first woman to conduct the Boston Pops, and she will make her Boston Symphony Orchestra debut at Tanglewood Aug. 20 with Yo-Yo Ma as soloist
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236.7 14 okay BLOG06-20051225-057-0001655089 MIGUELITO-EIGHT FRIDAY AUGUST 19 2005 ROOT PAGE CHESTRA BOSTON POPS 4TH JULY BOSTON POPS FIREWORK BOSTON POPS SCHEDULE BOSTON FOURTH JULY POP BOSTON FIREWORK POP SPECTACULAR BOSTON POPS CONCERT BOSTON POPS AT TANGLEWOOD KEITH LOCKHART BOSTON POPS ARTHUR FIEDLER BOSTON POPS BOSTON POPS CONDUCTOR BOSTON POPS ESPLANADE ORCHESTRA BOSTON POPS 4TH
236.7 14 okay LTW_ENG_20060214.0051 This is the way to Tanglewood, summer home of the Boston Pops; the thriving old mill town of Great Barrington; lovely Hancock Shaker Village in Pittsfield; and the Clark Art Institute in Williamstown, Mass.
236.7 14 okay NYT_ENG_20050721.0163 (OPTIONAL SIDEBAR FOLLOWS. ) WHAT'S AHEAD: A MONTH OF MUSIC IN THE BERKSHIRES The summer season of the Boston Symphony Orchestra runs through Sept. 4 at Tanglewood, 297 West St. , Lenox, Mass. , (888) 266-1200; www. bso. org
236.7 14 okay NYT_ENG_20050721.0163 The Tanglewood Festival was founded as the Boston Symphony's summer home by the music director Serge Koussevitzky in 1936. Copland and Hindemith were on the earliest faculty roster. Tanglewood says that its alumni make up a fifth of the members of American symphony orchestras and nearly a third of their principal players.
236.7 15 okay NYT_ENG_20050704.0047 Being conductor of the Boston Pops is more like being a really, really good short-order cook."
236.7 15 okay NYT_ENG_20050713.0199 Being conductor of the Boston Pops is more like being a really , really good short-order cook .
236.7 15 okay NYT_ENG_20050713.0199 Being conductor of the Boston Pops is more like being a really, really good short order cook.".
236.7 1 vital NYT_ENG_20041129.0191 Long a cash cow for the Boston Symphony Orchestra, the Pops has just issued its first self-produced and self-distributed CD,
236.7 1 vital NYT_ENG_20041220.0055 Those who love Holiday Pops are going to love `` Sleigh Ride , '' the Boston Pops ' first self-produced recording .
236.7 1 vital NYT_ENG_20041220.0055 Those who love Holiday Pops are going to love "Sleigh Ride," the Boston Pops' first self-produced recording.
236.7 2 okay NYT_ENG_20041120.0148 Pops officials said last week they have canceled three holiday concerts because only a couple of hundred people had purchased seats for the Symphony Hall shows .
236.7 2 okay NYT_ENG_20050106.0069 The Boston Symphony Orchestra, the corporate entity that oversees the Pops, canceled three Holiday Pops concerts because of slow ticket sales
236.7 2 okay NYT_ENG_20050106.0069 The Boston Symphony Orchestra, the corporate entity that oversees the Pops, canceled three Holiday Pops concerts because of slow ticket sales.
236.7 3 okay NYT_ENG_20050622.0054 The Pops has a massive repertoire, from Bach to the Beatles.
236.7 4 okay NYT_ENG_20050622.0054 The typical Pops ticket buyer remains over 50.
236.7 5 vital BLOG06-20060204-029-0007095069 Keith Lockhart is the conductor of the Boston Pops.
236.7 5 vital BLOG06-20060219-026-0008672401 Lockhart, Boston Pops conductor and music director of the Utah Symphony, will conduct the six performances of Butterfly" in November
236.7 5 vital NYT_ENG_20050311.0063 Dream : Pops conductor Keith Lockhart is about to conduct opera for the first time in Salt Lake City, where he serves as music director of the Utah Symphony
236.7 5 vital NYT_ENG_20050311.0063 Pops conductor Keith Lockhart is about to conduct opera for the first time in Salt Lake City, where he serves as music director of the Utah Symphony
236.7 5 vital NYT_ENG_20050702.0041 Keith Lockhart, conductor of the Boston Pops and Utah Symphony Orchestra, allegedly had an adulterous fling with the oboist that ended up in her book.
236.7 5 vital NYT_ENG_20050713.0199 He has been music director of the Utah Symphony, an orchestra with 83 players and a $17 million budget, for seven years.
236.7 5 vital NYT_ENG_20060322.0141 As leader of the Boston Pops and music director of the Utah Symphony, his calendar is blocked out about 37 weeks a year, plus he also does plenty of guest conducting, such as his engagement this week with the Florida Orchestra
236.7 5 vital NYT_ENG_20060322.0141 In addition to the masterworks programs Lockhart conducts in Utah, he also is on the podium for several pops programs, "which is unusual, except that it would seem kind of silly, given my profile, not to do any pops," he said.
236.7 5 vital NYT_ENG_20060322.0141 Lockhart, 46, is in his eighth season as head of the Utah Symphony, and this summer will be his 12th season with the Boston Pops.
236.7 6 okay NYT_ENG_20050704.0047 The Boston Pops is a plum job.
236.7 6 okay NYT_ENG_20050713.0199 The Boston Pops is a plum job
236.7 6 okay NYT_ENG_20050713.0199 The Boston Pops is a plum job .
236.7 6 okay NYT_ENG_20050713.0199 The Boston Pops is a plum job.
236.7 6 okay NYT_ENG_20050713.0199 "We talked about it before he took the Pops job," says Hugh Kaylor, Lockhart's former manager. "I knew he wanted these other things, that he wanted to do serious work. We just felt it was a risk well worth taking. The Boston Pops is a plum job. It's the kind of job you can never say no to.".
236.7 7 okay BLOG06-20060103-017-0036761214 Last season, he enlisted the scruffy pop band Guster to play with the Pops, and the two shows sold out in a matter of hours.
236.7 7 okay NYT_ENG_20050622.0054 scruffy rock band to play Symphony Hall
236.7 7 okay NYT_ENG_20050622.0054 The group 's manager said the Boston Pops wanted to hire the scruffy rock band to play Symphony Hall .
236.7 7 okay NYT_ENG_20050622.0054 The group's manager said the Boston Pops wanted to hire the scruffy rock band to play Symphony Hall
236.7 7 okay NYT_ENG_20050622.0054 The group's manager said the Boston Pops wanted to hire the scruffy rock band to play Symphony Hall.
236.7 8 okay NYT_ENG_20051002.0052 boston pops , the orchestra has long presented gershwin for casual summer listeners .
236.7 8 okay NYT_ENG_20051002.0052 In its guise as the Boston Pops , the orchestra has long presented Gershwin for casual summer listeners .
236.7 8 okay NYT_ENG_20051002.0052 In its guise as the Boston Pops, the orchestra has long presented Gershwin for casual summer listeners. That the music is no longer relegated to pops status is part of a national trend.
236.7 8 okay NYT_ENG_20051002.0052 orchestra has long presented Gershwin
236.7 9 okay NYT_ENG_20051017.0142 In general, Fidelity does not disclose the amounts it gives to charities, but performing arts groups it has sponsored include the Boston Symphony Orchestra and the Boston Pops
236.7 9 okay NYT_ENG_20051017.0142 In general, Fidelity does not disclose the amounts it gives to charities, but performing arts groups it has sponsored include the Boston Symphony Orchestra and the Boston Pops, Pont said.
236.7 9 okay NYT_ENG_20051219.0152 Boston based Fidelity Investments remains the season sponsor for the Boston Pops, which is run by the BSO.
236.7 9 okay NYT_ENG_20051219.0152 Boston-based Fidelity Investments remains the season sponsor for the Boston Pops, which is run by the BSO.
237.7 10 okay NYT_ENG_20041026.0195 Cruise ships are designed for vacations
237.7 11 okay AFP_ENG_20060118.0663 An assessment of the ship revealed one of the vessels four pods "came into contact with the side of the underwater channel upon departure," Cunard said in a statement
237.7 11 okay BLOG06-20060125-000-0012587187 One of the Queen Mary 2's four propulsion motors hit the side of a shipping channel, but the world's largest ocean liner should be able to continue its voyage to South America, Cunard Line said Wednesday.
237.7 12 okay LTW_ENG_20041130.0017 Cruise ships , with their captive audience , can become a perfect place to transmit contagious diseases .
237.7 13 okay NYT_ENG_20051002.0054 Cruise lines now offer a buffet of shore excursions for their guests at every port of call, including many activities that squeeze (at least gently) at the adrenal gland. Passengers can attend a race car academy in Spain, get their scuba diving certification in the Virgin Islands or even take a spin in a MiG fighter jet in Russia.
237.7 2 okay APW_ENG_20051107.0978 California-based Cunard owns the Queen Mary 2, currently the world's largest and most expensive cruise ship, and the Queen Elizabeth 2
237.7 2 okay APW_ENG_20051107.0978 California-based Cunard owns the Queen Mary 2, currently the world's largest and most expensive cruise ship, and the Queen Elizabeth 2.
237.7 2 okay APW_ENG_20051107.0978 California-based Cunard owns the Queen Mary 2, currently the world's largest and most expensive cruise ship, and the Queen Elizabeth 2.  A new liner, Queen Victoria, will debut in December 2007
237.7 2 okay APW_ENG_20051107.0978 California-based Cunard owns the Queen Mary 2, currently the world's largest and most expensive cruise ship, and the Queen Elizabeth 2. A new liner, Queen Victoria, will debut in December 2007
237.7 2 okay APW_ENG_20051107.0978 currently the world's largest and most expensive cruise ship, and the Queen Elizabeth 2. A new liner, Queen Victoria, will debut in December 2007
237.7 3 vital APW_ENG_20050321.0564 Carnival operates 12 brands, including Princess Cruises, Cunard Line and Carnival Cruise Lines
237.7 3 vital APW_ENG_20051216.1170 The company operates 79 ships across 12 brands, including Carnival Cruise Lines, Princess Cruises and Cunard Line
237.7 3 vital APW_ENG_20051216.1170 The company operates 79 ships across 12 brands, including Carnival Cruise Lines, Princess Cruises and Cunard Line.
237.7 4 okay AFP_ENG_20060119.0662 "Queen Mary 2 departed Port Everglades at 6:00am (1100 GMT) this morning and is now underway following technical work to decommission one of the ship's four propulsion pods," Cunard Lines, which operates the ship, said in a statement.
237.7 4 okay APW_ENG_20060122.0767 The ship, the world's largest and most expensive ocean liner, had to cut three stops out of its Latin American tour because of problem with one of its four propulsion motors, said Eric Flounders, a Cunard lines spokesman
237.7 4 okay BLOG06-20060129-026-0029361061 RIO DE JANEIRO , Brazil : Passengers on the luxury cruise liner Queen Mary 2 , who had to miss the several planned stops en route , because of damage to one of the ship 's propulsion pads ,
237.7 5 vital APW_ENG_20051107.0978 All those lines are part of Miami-based Carnival Corp. , the world's largest cruise operator.
237.7 5 vital APW_ENG_20051107.0978 All those lines are part of Miami-based Carnival Corp., the world's largest cruise operator
237.7 5 vital APW_ENG_20051107.0978 All those lines are part of Miami-based Carnival Corp., the world's largest cruise operator.
237.7 5 vital APW_ENG_20060118.0075 Cunard is owned by Miami-based Carnival Corp., the world's largest cruise operator.
237.7 5 vital APW_ENG_20060127.1168 Cunard is owned by Miami-based Carnival Corp., the world's largest cruise operator
237.7 5 vital APW_ENG_20060206.0820 Cunard is a unit of Carnival Corp. the world's largest cruise operator
237.7 6 okay NYT_ENG_20051002.0054 A record 8. 9 million North Americans took cruises in 2004, the group said, compared with about 6. 9 million in 2000, and 4. 4 million in 1995
237.7 7 okay NYT_ENG_20060223.0393 While retirees are still a core segment of the cruise industry, the average age of passengers has fallen in the last decade to 50 from 60, according to the Cruise Line International Association in New York
237.7 8 okay NYT_ENG_20060223.0393 New construction of cruise vessels has slowed in recent years, and cruise lines are focusing on modernizing older vessels
237.7 9 okay APW_ENG_20051107.0978 California-based Cunard owns the Queen Mary 2, currently the world's largest and most expensive cruise ship, and the Queen Elizabeth 2.  A new liner, Queen Victoria, will debut in December 2007
237.7 9 okay APW_ENG_20051107.0978 California-based Cunard owns the Queen Mary 2, currently the world's largest and most expensive cruise ship, and the Queen Elizabeth 2. A new liner, Queen Victoria, will debut in December 2007
238.6 10 okay AFP_ENG_20041028.0005 The modern World Series has been an annual event since 1903 , with the exceptions of 1904 and 1994 .
238.6 10 okay BLOG06-20051207-023-0014418563 The modern World Series has been an annual event since 1903 , with the exceptions of 1904 and 1994 .
238.6 11 okay AFP_ENG_20041028.0005 In a National League ballpark , both team 's pitchers must hit .
238.6 11 okay BLOG06-20051207-023-0014418563 In a National League ballpark , both team 's pitchers must hit .
238.6 12 okay AFP_ENG_20041028.0005 The shares for the actual participants are limited to the gate receipts of the minimum number of games necessary to play the series .
238.6 12 okay BLOG06-20051207-023-0014418563 The shares for the actual participants are limited to the gate receipts of the minimum number of games necessary to play the series .
238.6 2 okay LTW_ENG_20041028.0147 Major League Baseball: BB-LOSERS -- Now that the Red Sox have ended their 86-year drought by winning the 2004 World Series, the ``biggest losers in baseball'' tag now falls to Chicago, with competition from San Francisco, Milwaukee and Houston.
238.6 3 okay AFP_ENG_20041214.0158 The move comes with Boston's rotation in a state of flux in the wake of their triumph over St. Louis in the World Series - Boston's first championship since 1918
238.6 3 okay NYT_ENG_20041021.0209 Red Sox fans have been fixated on the 86-year history of frustration since the last World Series win in 1918.
238.6 3 okay NYT_ENG_20041022.0064 The last time the Red Sox won a World Series was 1918, and the St. Louis Cardinals will not make it easy this year.
238.6 3 okay NYT_ENG_20051028.0233 Study the route the Red Sox took last year, when they won the World Series for the first time since 1918, and the path the White Sox took this year, when they won for the first time since 1917
238.6 3 okay NYT_ENG_20051028.0233 Study the route the Red Sox took last year, when they won the World Series for the first time since 1918, and the path the White Sox took this year, when they won for the first time since 1917, and be wise enough to follow their lead
238.6 4 okay AFP_ENG_20050408.0045 After becoming the first team in baseball history to rally from a three-games-to-none deficit to win a playoff series, victimizing the hated New York Yankees in the 2004 American League championship series, the Red Sox swept the St.
238.6 4 okay AFP_ENG_20050408.0045 After becoming the first team in baseball history to rally from a three-games-to-none deficit to win a playoff series, victimizing the hated New York Yankees in the 2004 American League championship series, the Red Sox swept the St. Louis Cardinals in the World Series
238.6 4 okay AFP_ENG_20050427.0599 His seven-inning effort in the sixth game of that series helped the Red Sox become the first team in major league history to win a playoff series after losing the first three games, then swept St. Louis to win their first World Series since 1918
238.6 4 okay AFP_ENG_20051007.0011 They became the first team to win a best-of-seven series after losing the first three games, defeating the New York Yankees in the 2004 American League final and going on to beat St.
238.6 4 okay CNA_ENG_20041021.0027 The Red Sox became the first team in baseball story to win a best-of-seven series after losing the first three games, and they will play host to the Houston Astros or the St. Louis Cardinals in Game 1 of the World Series at Fenway Park on Saturday.
238.6 4 okay NYT_ENG_20041026.0282 They know how even the neutral fans are lapping up the idea that someone in baseball has come back from an 0-3 Series deficit to win the final four games, erasing all doubt as to which team in the 2004 World Series was going to become the sentimental favorite.
238.6 5 vital NYT_ENG_20041021.0209 Never in the 101-year history of league championships has a team lost the first three games of a postseason series and then gone on to win the series with four straight.
238.6 5 vital NYT_ENG_20041102.0267 That means the Red Sox won an amazing eight straight games against two great teams to end their 86-year World Series drought
238.6 5 vital NYT_ENG_20041225.0073 With a four-game sweep of the Cardinals in the 2004 World Series, the Red Sox, the first team to complete the postseason with eight straight victories, exorcised the Curse of the Bambino.
238.6 5 vital NYT_ENG_20051027.0046 With no titles since 1918 -- two years before they sold Babe Ruth to the Yankees -- the Red Sox finally captured the World Series by winning their last eight postseason games .
238.6 6 okay NYT_ENG_20050428.0289 By winning one of baseball's most memorable series -- being the first team to overcome a 3-0 deficit to defeat the hated Yankees in seven games in the American League Championship Series and then sweeping the St. Louis Cardinals in the World Series -- the Red Sox did not erase the past, but they changed the future
238.6 6 okay NYT_ENG_20050428.0289 By winning one of baseball's most memorable series being the first team to overcome a 3-0 deficit to defeat the hated Yankees in seven games in the American League Championship Series and then sweeping the St. Louis Cardinals in the World Series the Red Sox did not erase the past, but they changed the future
238.6 7 okay AFP_ENG_20041027.0841 The Red Sox won five of the first 15 World Series titles, including the first in 1903
238.6 8 okay NYT_ENG_20041021.0345 The 1946 Red Sox were the best team in baseball, but did not win the World Series
238.6 9 vital AFP_ENG_20041027.0841 The Boston Red Sox defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 3-0 on Wednesday to sweep the 2004 World Series and end an 86-year championship drought
238.6 9 vital AFP_ENG_20050408.0045 After becoming the first team in baseball history to rally from a three-games-to-none deficit to win a playoff series, victimizing the hated New York Yankees in the 2004 American League championship series, the Red Sox swept the St.
238.6 9 vital AFP_ENG_20050408.0045 After becoming the first team in baseball history to rally from a three-games-to-none deficit to win a playoff series, victimizing the hated New York Yankees in the 2004 American League championship series, the Red Sox swept the St. Louis Cardinals in the World Series
238.6 9 vital AFP_ENG_20050427.0599 His seven-inning effort in the sixth game of that series helped the Red Sox become the first team in major league history to win a playoff series after losing the first three games, then swept St. Louis to win their first World Series since 1918
238.6 9 vital AFP_ENG_20051027.0475 In 2004, the Boston Red Sox swept the St. Louis Cardinals in four games for their first title since 1918
238.6 9 vital NYT_ENG_20041217.0036 The team gathered at the park after flying in from St. Louis where their defeat of the Cardinals in Game Four of the World Series gave the Sox their first championship since 1917 .
238.6 9 vital NYT_ENG_20041225.0073 With a four-game sweep of the Cardinals in the 2004 World Series, the Red Sox, the first team to complete the postseason with eight straight victories, exorcised the Curse of the Bambino.
239.6 10 okay LTW_ENG_20041129.0131 According to the Web site, that's because Jennings bet big on both Double Jeopardy rounds and got both wrong.
239.6 1 okay APW_ENG_20041130.0187 'Jeopardy!' whiz Ken Jennings finally meets his match
239.6 1 okay APW_ENG_20041130.0187 Summary Box: 'Jeopardy! ' whiz Ken Jennings finally meets his match
239.6 2 okay AFP_ENG_20041130.0839 The previous game show record holder was Kevin Olmstead, who had won 2. 18 million dollars on Who Wants to be a Millionaire?
239.6 2 okay AFP_ENG_20041130.0839 The previous game show record holder was Kevin Olmstead , who had won 2. 18 million dollars on `` Who Wants to be a Millionaire ? '' in 2001 .
239.6 2 okay NYT_ENG_20041122.0063 former game show titleholder Kevin Olmstead
239.6 2 okay NYT_ENG_20041130.0176 3, when he hit $2. 19 million in winnings, Jennings had buzzed his way past Kevin Olmstead, who previously held the record for highest game-show winnings after his success on "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire
239.6 2 okay NYT_ENG_20041130.0176 3, when he hit $2.19 million in winnings, Jennings had buzzed his way past Kevin Olmstead, who previously held the record for highest game-show winnings after his success on "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire.
239.6 3 okay APW_ENG_20050521.0106 ELLEN DEGENERES EASYGOING TALK SHOW SWEPT THE DAYTIME EMMY AWARDS AND JEOPARDY WITH A BOOST FROM KEN JENNINGS 74-GAME WINNING STREAK WAS HONORED AS BEST GAME SHOW
239.6 3 okay APW_ENG_20050521.0106 Jeopardy! , which was created by Griffin in the 1960s, was honored as best game show for the tenth time
239.6 3 okay BLOG06-20051207-125-0016658808 one of the best game shows
239.6 3 okay BLOG06-20060201-022-0006160586 Last night , my friend Margaret was on Jeopardy ! , which I think is one of the best game shows on TV .
239.6 3 okay BLOG06-20060201-022-0006160586 Last night, my friend Margaret was on Jeopardy!, which I think is one of the best game shows on TV.
239.6 3 okay BLOG06-20060201-022-0006160586 which I think is one of the best game shows on TV.  I remember watching it during dinner when I was a kid, but from what I understand, playing the game in real life is much harder than watching at home
239.6 4 vital LTW_ENG_20051101.0033 If there's a question out there, Alex Trebek has probably heard it -- after all, he's heard about 300,000 of them in his career as the host of ``Jeopardy!,'' one of television's most popular game shows.
239.6 4 vital LTW_ENG_20051101.0033 If there's a question out there, Alex Trebek has probably heard it after all, he's heard about 300,000 of them in his career as the host of Jeopardy! , one of television's most popular game shows
239.6 4 vital LTW_ENG_20051101.0033 ,'' one of television 's most popular game shows
239.6 4 vital NYT_ENG_20041122.0063 It has boosted ratings of the already popular game show, allowing it to occasionally overtake "Wheel of Fortune" as the most-watched syndicated show
239.6 4 vital NYT_ENG_20050602.0207 SEVERAL WEEKS AGO WAKE TRIED OUT FOR JEOPARDY THE POPULAR TELEVISION GAME SHOW
239.6 5 vital LTW_ENG_20041129.0131 After amassing the largest pot of winnings in TV game show history -- more than $2.5 million -- in a ``Jeopardy!''
239.6 5 vital LTW_ENG_20041129.0131 After amassing the largest pot of winnings in TV game show history -- more than $ 2. 5 million -- in a `` Jeopardy ! ' ' winning streak that began way back on June 2
239.6 5 vital LTW_ENG_20041129.0131 After amassing the largest pot of winnings in TV game show history -- more than $2.5 million -- in a ``Jeopardy!'' winning streak that began way back on June 2, Jennings is brought down Tuesday night after he flubs two Double Jeopardy responses and then blows the Final Jeopardy round, according to a report circulating Monday.
239.6 5 vital LTW_ENG_20041129.0131 Otherwise, read on. After amassing the largest pot of winnings in TV game show history more than $2. 5 million in a Jeopardy!
239.6 5 vital NYT_ENG_20041130.0184 " champion, ended the longest winning streak in game show history, after 75 shows, 2,700 correct responses and more than $2. 5 million in winnings
239.6 5 vital NYT_ENG_20041130.0198 And so, after 75 shows, 2,700 correct responses and more than $2. 5 million in winnings, Jennings a software engineer from Salt Lake City who became a smiling, brainy pop-culture hero during his winning streak finally put down his buzzer
239.6 6 okay NYT_ENG_20041122.0063 It has boosted ratings of the already popular game show, allowing it to occasionally overtake "Wheel of Fortune" as the most watched syndicated show.
239.6 6 okay NYT_ENG_20041122.0063 It has boosted ratings of the already popular game show, allowing it to occasionally overtake "Wheel of Fortune" as the most-watched syndicated show
239.6 7 okay BLOG06-20060212-029-0005541214 Jeopardy is the ultimate game show ; I remember watching it when Art Fleming was still hosting the show way back in my hanabata days .
239.6 7 okay BLOG06-20060212-029-0005541214 Jeopardy is the ultimate game show; I remember watching it when Art Fleming was still hosting the show way back in my hanabata days
239.6 7 okay NYT_ENG_20041122.0063 The TV staple's roots go back 40 years when Art Fleming hosted the original daytime NBC show
239.6 8 okay APW_ENG_20050526.0112 The defeat could bruise the Utah resident's mystique, especially since he is trying to turn his trivia prowess into a career _ with his own board game, book and Comedy Central game show in the works
239.6 9 okay NYT_ENG_20041122.0063 Still riding high after a 20 year run, the syndicated "Jeopardy!" has been renewed through the 2009 2010 season.
240.6 10 vital AFP_ENG_20051211.0388 Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire the fourth and scariest installment of J. K. Rowling's popular series about a boy wizard's coming of age fell to third place, with 10. 3 million dollars in box office receipts
240.6 10 vital LTW_ENG_20051116.0125 The film version of `` Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire , ' ' the fourth in J. K. Rowling 's series of novels about the education of a young British wizard ,
240.6 10 vital NYT_ENG_20050916.0346 "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire," the British boy wizard's fourth movie adventure, was directed by Mike Newell of "Four Weddings and a Funeral" fame
240.6 11 okay LTW_ENG_20051116.0047 `` Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire ' ' is probably the most engaging Potter film of the series thus far .
240.6 11 okay LTW_ENG_20051116.0047 ``Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire'' is probably the most engaging Potter film of the series thus far.
240.6 11 okay LTW_ENG_20051116.0047 Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire is probably the most engaging Potter film of the series thus far
240.6 12 okay LTW_ENG_20050628.0130 The Harry Potter franchise has been one of the most successful in publishing.
240.6 13 okay LTW_ENG_20050628.0130 there are more than 270 million Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire books in print worldwide, more
240.6 13 okay LTW_ENG_20050628.0130 there <QREL are> more than 270 million Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire books in print
240.6 14 okay AFP_ENG_20051121.0551 Goblet of Fire is the first Potter film to be rated PG-13, cautioning parents that its content may be inappropriate for children under 13
240.6 14 okay APW_ENG_20051120.0593 The fourth installment of the adventures of Harry and his curious classmates at the Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry is the first Potter film to earn a PG-13 rating for its fantasy violence and special effects
240.6 14 okay BLOG06-20051206-015-0018998003 My biggest surprise from Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire came several days after I had seen the movie and learned that it was rated PG-13 .
240.6 14 okay BLOG06-20051211-062-0024030141 Goblet of Fire is the darkest, most sexual and wickedly funny Potter installment yet, and earns its PG-13 rating with a harrowing death scene, teenage pranks and oodles of sexual innuendo.
240.6 14 okay LTW_ENG_20051116.0047 ``Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire,'' PG-13, 160 minutes.
240.6 14 okay LTW_ENG_20051118.0049 ``Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire'' (160 minutes) is rated PG-13 for sequences of fantasy violence and frightening images.
240.6 14 okay LTW_ENG_20060306.0118 'Goblet of Fire': Keeping the Potter Flame Alive ``Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire: Special Edition'' (PG-13; list price: $30.97) Release Date: March 7 Open the case containing the two-disc special edition of ``Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire,'' and the first thing you find is a booklet peddling even more Potter product.
240.6 14 okay NYT_ENG_20051116.0110 "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire" is rated PG 13 (Parents strongly cautioned).
240.6 14 okay NYT_ENG_20051116.0110 is rated PG 13 (Parents strongly cautioned).
240.6 14 okay NYT_ENG_20051116.0317 "HARRY POTTER AND THE GOBLET OF FIRE" Starring: Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint, Emma Watson, Michael Gambon, Timothy Spall, Brendan Gleeson Director: Mike Newell Screenwriter: Steven Kloves Rated: PG-13 for sequences of violence and frightening images Running time: 157 minutes Rating: 3 stars
240.6 14 okay NYT_ENG_20051117.0113 ATLANTA - "Goblet of Fire" is the first "Harry Potter" movie to earn a rating of PG-13, which cautions parents that some content and images may be inappropriate for younger children
240.6 14 okay NYT_ENG_20051127.0126 The box office trajectory of the PG-13 rated "Goblet of Fire" -- only the sixth 2005 release to reach the $200 million mark -- is well ahead of its three predecessors in the film series based on the books of J. K. Rowling.
240.6 14 okay NYT_ENG_20051228.0116 The first Harry Potter movie to earn a PG-13 rating, chiefly for scary images involving Lord Voldemort (Ralph Fiennes)
240.6 15 okay XIN_ENG_20051118.0125 China debuts "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire" BEIJING, Nov.
240.6 15 okay XIN_ENG_20051118.0251 China debuts "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire".
240.6 15 okay XIN_ENG_20051129.0035 "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire," the fourth film in the series that tells the magic stories of the pupils at Hogwarts school, is expected to become a box office leader in China
240.6 2 vital AFP_ENG_20050514.0294 one of the fastest-selling books in publishing history in 2003
240.6 2 vital APW_ENG_20051106.0486 Harry Potter And The Goblet Of Fire was the fastest-selling book in history on the first weekend of its publication in July 2000
240.6 2 vital APW_ENG_20051106.0543 `` Harry Potter And The Goblet Of Fire '' was the fastest-selling book in history on the first weekend of its publication in July 2000 .
240.6 2 vital APW_ENG_20051106.0543 "Harry Potter And The Goblet Of Fire" was the fastest-selling book in history on the first weekend of its publication in July 2000.
240.6 2 vital APW_ENG_20051106.0543 was the fastest selling book in history on the first weekend of its publication in July 2000.
240.6 3 okay APW_ENG_20051121.0504 Rowling, "Goblet of Fire" follows 14-year-old trainee wizard Harry as he competes in the hazardous Triwizard Tournament and confronts his nemesis, the evil Lord Voldemort
240.6 3 okay BLOG06-20051207-139-0003951938 Meanwhile, supporters of Harry's nemesis, the evil Lord Voldemort (Ralph Fiennes), send a shockwave of fear throughout the wizard community when their Dark Mark scorches the sky at the Quidditch World Cup, signaling Voldemort's return to power
240.6 4 okay AFP_ENG_20050715.0332 - BOOK FOUR, Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
240.6 4 okay AFP_ENG_20050715.0332 - BOOK FOUR, Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire.
240.6 4 okay AFP_ENG_20050715.0332 BOOK FOUR, Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire.
240.6 4 okay AFP_ENG_20051121.0551 The highly-anticipated opening of "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire," based on the fourth book in the series by British author J.
240.6 4 okay AFP_ENG_20051121.0551 The highly-anticipated opening of Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, based on the fourth book in the series by British author J. K. Rowling, snatched 102. 3 million dollars and helped Hollywood out of a slump, according to California-based box office tracker Exhibitor Relations
240.6 4 okay AFP_ENG_20051211.0388 Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire the fourth and scariest installment of J. K. Rowling's popular series about a boy wizard's coming of age fell to third place, with 10. 3 million dollars in box office receipts
240.6 4 okay APW_ENG_20050624.0049 ___ _"Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire" (July 2000) Book 4 opens with the story of how the aloof, obnoxious Riddle family died.
240.6 4 okay APW_ENG_20051118.0085 At the Movies: 'Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire' NEW YORK If the third film in the Harry Potter series, last year's "Prisoner of Azkaban," seemed frightening with its soul-sucking Dementors and its German expressionist aesthetic, then the fourth installment, "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire," will have kids quaking in their seats _ and perhaps wishing they had an invisibility cloak to hide beneath.
240.6 4 okay APW_ENG_20051118.0085 Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire is the fourth book in the Harry Potter series by J.K. Rowling. Published in 2000 , the release of this book was surrounded by more hype than any other children 's book in recent times - outdone only by its successors , Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix and Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince .
240.6 4 okay BLOG06-20051206-046-0006471038 Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire is the fourth book in the Harry Potter series by J.K. Rowling. Published in 2000 , the release of this book was surrounded by more hype than any other children 's book in recent times - outdone only by its successors , Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix and Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince .
240.6 4 okay BLOG06-20051207-016-0004065949 Book 4- Goblet of Fire is the first serious manifestation of this, and by the end, events have become dark enough that any parent should be worried.
240.6 4 okay BLOG06-20051207-139-0003951938 In "HARRY POTTER AND THE GOBLET OF FIRE," the fourth film adaptation of J. K.  Rowling's popular Harry Potter novel series, Harry (Daniel Radcliffe) must contend with being mysteriously selected to compete in the prestigious Triwizard Tournament, a thrilling international competition that pits him against older and more experienced students from Hogwarts and two rival European wizarding schools
240.6 4 okay LTW_ENG_20050714.0142 In fact, with only a few more big-budget films scheduled for the rest of the summer, the book's launch may be rivaled by that of ``Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire,'' the movie version of Book 4, which will hit screens in November
240.6 4 okay NYT_ENG_20050714.0319 The fourth one , Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire , was a whopping 752 .
240.6 4 okay NYT_ENG_20050714.0319 The fourth one, Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, was a whopping 752.
240.6 4 okay XIN_ENG_20051004.0184 The film version of the fourth book of Harry Potter, named "the Goblet of Fire", will be released next month.
240.6 4 okay XIN_ENG_20051117.0265 "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire," the fourth installment of a hugely successful series of films" according to Weng.
240.6 5 okay AFP_ENG_20050715.0332 - BOOK THREE, Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
240.6 5 okay AFP_ENG_20051121.0344 Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban took 9. 6 million pounds, 10. 3 million pounds and 9. 5 million pounds respectively on their opening weekends
240.6 6 okay AFP_ENG_20050623.0492 Harry Potter and the Sorcerer 's Stone
240.6 6 okay LTW_ENG_20050628.0130 1998: ``Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone,'' 309 pages, 50,000 initial print run, 26 million in print
240.6 7 okay AFP_ENG_20051121.0470 Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets " earned 88.3
240.6 7 okay AFP_ENG_20051121.0470 Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets earned 88. 3 million in its 2002 North American opening and 10. 3 million pounds in Britain
240.6 8 okay APW_ENG_20051118.0085 Harry spends the end of his summer with the Weasleys before going to the Quidditch World Cup .
240.6 8 okay APW_ENG_20051118.0085 In this book , Harry Potter spends the end of his summer with the Weasleys in anticipation of the Quidditch World Cup .
240.6 8 okay BLOG06-20051206-046-0006471038 Harry spends the end of his summer with the Weasleys before going to the Quidditch World Cup .
240.6 9 okay AFP_ENG_20051121.0380 550 words 1730 GMT by Isabel Malsang AFPEntertainment-US-film-Potter LOS ANGELES "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire" has the most successful opening of any of the films about the teenaged wizard, even though critics say it is the scariest.
240.6 9 okay BLOG06-20051225-007-0018009948 Among them is , of course , Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire , the most successful at the box-office .
240.6 9 okay NYT_ENG_20051120.0118 Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire performed box office magic over the weekend, earning a larger-than-expected $101. 4 million to become the biggest November opener ever and the fourth-largest of all time, according to studio numbers released Sunday
241.7 1 vital NYT_ENG_20050721.0157 Fforde has made that clear in a string of literary parodies that pry well-known characters loose from their native novels.
241.7 1 vital NYT_ENG_20050721.0157 Outrageous satirical agility is his stock in trade: Fforde has made that clear in a string of literary parodies that pry well known characters loose from their native novels and plays.
241.7 1 vital NYT_ENG_20050721.0157 Outrageous satirical agility is his stock in trade: Fforde has made that clear in a string of literary parodies that pry well-known characters loose from their native novels and plays
241.7 2 vital NYT_ENG_20050728.0229 How slavish? How hard core? Well, the 44 year old writer's debut novel, "The Eyre Affair," (Penguin, 2001) sports more than 200 reader reviews at Amazon.com a hefty number for an absurdest fantasy starring a time and book hopping "literary detective" named Thursday Next. Then there's the "Fforde Ffestival" on Sept. 16 and 17 in Swindon, England, a celebration and exploration of Fforde's work organized by "Fforde ffans.".
241.7 2 vital NYT_ENG_20050728.0229 Like the Thursday Next novels, where characters move through time and jump in and out of novels, "Over Easy" is chock-a-block with the sort of subtle details Fforde calls "Easter eggs."
241.7 2 vital NYT_ENG_20050728.0229 These "pitfalls" seems directly related to why his fans are so devoted. Like the Thursday Next novels, where characters move through time and jump in and out of novels, "Over Easy" is chock a block with the sort of subtle details Fforde calls "Easter eggs.".
241.7 3 vital BLOG06-20060112-006-0025317135 Something Rotten , Jasper Fforde-latest in a long series about Thursday Next, literary detective.
242.7 3 okay NYT_ENG_20050315.0121 Founded in Dublin in 1759, Guinness in its many guises is produced in countries around the world
242.7 3 okay NYT_ENG_20060314.0182 Guinness crosses boundaries and traditions and cultures all over the world
242.7 3 okay NYT_ENG_20060314.0182 Guinness crosses boundaries and traditions and cultures all over the world.
242.7 4 okay LTW_ENG_20060307.0085 Diageo (the corporation that owns Guinness) estimates that Americans down 217 million pints of Guinness each year
242.7 4 okay LTW_ENG_20060307.0085 Diageo (the corporation that owns Guinness) estimates that Americans down 217 million pints of Guinness each year, 25 percent of that in the four weeks leading up to St. Patrick's Day on March 17
242.7 4 okay LTW_ENG_20060307.0085 Diageo (the corporation that owns Guinness) estimates that Americans down 217 million pints of Guinness each year, 25 percent of that in the four weeks leading up to St. Patrick's Day on March 17.
242.7 5 okay LTW_ENG_20060307.0085 Murray says that the recipe for draft Guinness has remained unchanged since 1959, despite the complaints of some beer geeks that the brewery has been lightening the beer to attract more customers.
243.6 1 vital AFP_ENG_20050727.0603 The 7 July 2005 London bombings were a series of co-ordinated suicide bombings that struck London 's public transport system during the morning rush hour .
243.6 1 vital APW_ENG_20050714.1130 Police: Deadly London terror attacks were suicide bombings
243.6 1 vital BLOG06-20051225-002-0006182702 The 7 July 2005 London bombings were a series of co-ordinated suicide bombings that struck London 's public transport system during the morning rush hour .
243.6 1 vital NYT_ENG_20050707.0292 Bomb explosions tore through three London subway trains and a red double-decker bus in a deadly terror attack Thursday, July 7, 2005, killing at least 37 people in coordinated rush hour carnage that left the city stunned, bloodied but stoic. (Michael Kamber/The New York Times) (NYT31) LONDON July 7, 2005 TERROR-BRITAIN- 5 Police at the scene of one of Thursday's bombing in Russell Square, July 7, 2005
243.6 1 vital NYT_ENG_20050721.0253 Assailants with explosives struck at three subway trains and a double-decker bus on Thursday, sending passengers fleeing for safety just two weeks after the London terror bombings claimed 56 lives.
243.6 1 vital XIN_ENG_20050712.0216 Three near simultaneous bomb attacks hit underground trains and a fourth one ripped through a bus in London on Thursday
243.6 1 vital XIN_ENG_20050712.0216 Three near simultaneous bomb attacks hit underground trains and a fourth one ripped through a bus in London on Thursday, killing over 50 people and wounding 700 others
243.6 2 vital AFP_ENG_20050727.0603 However , this time only the detonators of the bombs exploded , and all four bombs remained undetonated .
243.6 2 vital BLOG06-20051225-002-0006182702 However , this time only the detonators of the bombs exploded , and all four bombs remained undetonated .
243.6 2 vital NYT_ENG_20050721.0311 Four minor explosions in the subways and a bus shook this city again Thursday, exactly two weeks after a string of suicide bombings on buses and subways killed 56 people. (Jonathan Player/The New York Times) (NYT14) LONDON JULY 21, 2005 BRITAIN-TERROR-2 Londoners walk past police tape cordoning off the area near the Shepherd's Bush subway station after an explosion on Thursday, July 21, 2005
244.7 1 vital BLOG06-20060119-069-0013050325 The Magic Cube was remanufactured and renamed Rubik 's Cube in 1980 and released in the May of that year .
244.7 1 vital NYT_ENG_20050314.0257 Designed by Hungarian architect Erno Rubik in the mid-1970s and introduced in 1980, the puzzle went on to sell 300 million units
244.7 1 vital NYT_ENG_20060331.0264 RUBIK 'S CUBE NAMED FOR ITS HUNGARIAN INVENTOR ERNO RUBIK FIRST CLICKED ITS WAY TO POPULARITY IN THE 1980S
244.7 1 vital NYT_ENG_20060331.0264 Since their introduction in the 1980s, Rubik's players have solved the cube blindfolded
244.7 1 vital NYT_ENG_20060331.0264 Since their introduction in the 1980s, Rubik's players have solved the cube blindfolded, underwater, with their feet, behind their backs.
244.7 1 vital NYT_ENG_20060331.0264 Since their introduction in the 1980s, Rubik's players have solved the cube blindfolded, underwater, with their feet, behind their backs and single handed.
244.7 1 vital NYT_ENG_20060331.0264 Since their introduction in the 1980s, Rubik's players have solved the cube blindfolded, underwater, with their feet, behind their backs and single-handed
244.7 1 vital NYT_ENG_20060331.0264 The Magic Cube was remanufactured and renamed Rubik 's Cube in 1980 and released in the May of that year .
244.7 1 vital XIN_ENG_20041211.0128 Rubik's cube was invented by Erno Rubik, a Hungarian obsessed with three dimensional geometry, leading to a worldwide craze in the 1980s
244.7 1 vital XIN_ENG_20041211.0128 Rubik's cube was invented by Erno Rubik, a Hungarian obsessed with three dimensional geometry, leading to a worldwide craze in the 1980s.
244.7 2 vital BLOG06-20060119-069-0013050325 Each of the nine visible facets on a side of the Rubik 's Cube exhibits one of six colours .
244.7 2 vital NYT_ENG_20060331.0264 Each of the nine visible facets on a side of the Rubik 's Cube exhibits one of six colours .
244.7 2 vital NYT_ENG_20060331.0264 That competition, the 2005 Idaho Open, won him a ranking of 355th in the world on the 3-by-3-by-3, with a solving time of 49. 26 seconds
244.7 2 vital NYT_ENG_20060331.0264 That competition, the 2005 Idaho Open, won him a ranking of 355th in the world on the 3-by-3-by-3, with a solving time of 49.26 seconds
244.7 2 vital NYT_ENG_20060331.0264 The challenge of the puzzle is to return the cube to its original state , in which each face of the cube consists of nine squares of a similar colour .
244.7 2 vital NYT_ENG_20060331.0264 The classic cube is known as a 3-by-3-by-3
244.7 2 vital NYT_ENG_20060331.0264 The classic cube is known as a 3-by-3-by-3.
244.7 3 okay BLOG06-20060119-056-0019292182 One of the most addictive puzzles ever, the Rubik's Cube is enjoying renewed popularity, with new 4x 4, 5x5, and mini 2x2 versions
244.7 3 okay NYT_ENG_20060331.0264 There are also 4-by-4-by-4 cubes and 5-by-5-by-5 cubes
244.7 4 okay BLOG06-20060119-009-0024010218 Well, first of all, you're a moron if you don't know. = ) That being said, a Rubik's Cube is a puzzle where you have to get 9 squares on each side to be the same color.
244.7 4 okay BLOG06-20060119-069-0013050325 The challenge of the puzzle is to return the cube to its original state , in which each face of the cube consists of nine squares of a similar colour .
244.7 4 okay NYT_ENG_20060331.0264 The challenge of the puzzle is to return the cube to its original state , in which each face of the cube consists of nine squares of a similar colour .
244.7 4 okay NYT_ENG_20060331.0264 The goal: Twist and turn the tiny cubes until each of the large cube's six sides shows a matching color
244.7 4 okay NYT_ENG_20060331.0264 When the puzzle is solved , each side of the Rubik 's Cube is a different colour , but the rotation of each face allows the smaller cubes to be rearranged in many different ways .
245.6 1 vital AFP_ENG_20041122.0754 combine a conventional petrol engine with an electric motor
245.6 1 vital AFP_ENG_20050322.0123 Toyota released the Prius sedan , its first hybrid car , which runs on a gasoline engine and an electric motor , in December 1997 .
245.6 1 vital AFP_ENG_20050705.0126 hybrid cars combining petrol and electric motors
245.6 1 vital AFP_ENG_20050921.0587 Ford Motor Co. will ramp up production of hybrid gasoline-electric vehicles to meet demand for more fuel-efficient cars and close the gap with Japanese automakers, chairman Bill Ford said Wednesday
245.6 1 vital APW_ENG_20041221.0126 A hybrid switches between a gas engine and an electric motor to deliver the most efficient drive depending on the car's speed.
245.6 1 vital APW_ENG_20050302.0945 hybrid cars draw power from at least two energy sources,
245.6 1 vital APW_ENG_20050617.0942 get better mileage than regular gasoline powered cars because they switch between a gasoline engine and an electric motor.
245.6 1 vital APW_ENG_20060222.0307 Hybrid cars, which run on a gasoline engine and an electric motor to deliver better mileage than conventional cars, are growing in popularity around the world because of concerns about ecology as well as soaring gas prices
245.6 1 vital APW_ENG_20060222.0307 Hybrid cars, which run on a gasoline engine and an electric motor to deliver better mileage than conventional cars, are growing in popularity around the world because of concerns about ecology as well as soaring gas prices.
245.6 1 vital APW_ENG_20060313.0414 Hybrid cars deliver better mileage than conventional cars by switching between a gasoline engine and an electric motor, and Toyota leads in selling hybrid vehicles
245.6 1 vital APW_ENG_20060313.0414 Hybrid cars deliver better mileage than conventional cars by switching between a gasoline engine and an electric motor, and Toyota leads in selling hybrid vehicles.
245.6 1 vital BLOG06-20060112-021-0000881909 This most commonly refers to gasoline-electric hybrid vehicles , which use gasoline ( petrol ) and electric batteries to power internal-combustion engines ( ICEs ) and electric motors .
245.6 1 vital CNA_ENG_20050422.0048 hybrid cars , which are powered alternately by electric and gasoline
245.6 1 vital LTW_ENG_20050211.0058 Toyota Motor Corp. , whose fuel-efficient Prius compact was the world's first gasoline-electric hybrid vehicle in 1997, is about to launch the first luxury hybrid: the Lexus RX 400h sport utility vehicle
245.6 1 vital LTW_ENG_20050225.0022 gasoline/electric, diesel/electric, full hybrids in which the fossil fuel engine and electric motor constantly trade power responsibilities, partial hybrids in which the electric motor acts as an assistant (during starting, for example) to the fossil fuel engine, and hybrids that also employ automatic cylinder deactivation technology
245.6 1 vital LTW_ENG_20050325.0041 run on both electric motors and gas engines
245.6 1 vital LTW_ENG_20060203.0040 This most commonly refers to gasoline-electric hybrid vehicles , which use gasoline ( petrol ) and electric batteries to power internal-combustion engines ( ICEs ) and electric motors .
245.6 1 vital NYT_ENG_20050117.0164 The vehicles use a combination of electric power and gasoline, and most recharge automatically.
245.6 1 vital NYT_ENG_20050626.0096 For instance, Toyota's line of hybrid models has expanded from the first generation Prius, a pipsqueak that arrived in the United States in 2001 with a 70 horsepower gasoline engine and a 44 horsepower electric motor, to include larger vehicles like the Highlander, a hybrid utility wagon with a total of 268 horsepower from its gas and electric power plants.
245.6 2 vital BLOG06-20060112-021-0000881909 Modern mass-produced hybrids , such as the Toyota Prius , recharge their batteries by capturing kinetic energy via regenerative braking .
245.6 2 vital LTW_ENG_20060203.0040 Modern mass-produced hybrids , such as the Toyota Prius , recharge their batteries by capturing kinetic energy via regenerative braking .
245.6 2 vital NYT_ENG_20041014.0086 Using a concept called regenerative braking, it recharges the large battery pack in the rear of the car
245.6 2 vital NYT_ENG_20050616.0285 Toyota's hybrid cars, like the Prius, run on both gasoline and electricity that is generated by braking and then stored in a small battery
245.6 3 vital BLOG06-20060112-021-0000881909 A recent working prototype was built by Herman Wouk 's brother Victor Wouk ( known as the Godfather of the Hybrid ) into a 1972 Buick Skylark provided by GM for the 1970 Federal Clean Car Incentive Program , but the program was killed by the EPA in 1976 .
245.6 3 vital LTW_ENG_20060203.0040 A recent working prototype was built by Herman Wouk 's brother Victor Wouk ( known as the Godfather of the Hybrid ) into a 1972 Buick Skylark provided by GM for the 1970 Federal Clean Car Incentive Program , but the program was killed by the EPA in 1976 .
245.6 4 vital APW_ENG_20050619.0269 Victor Wouk, called the father of the modern hybrid car, dies in New York at age 86
245.6 5 vital AFP_ENG_20050110.0731 Toyota's Prius, the world's first mass-produced hybrid car, emits 50 percent less carbon dioxide than a regular car with an engine size of 1. 8 litres
245.6 5 vital AFP_ENG_20050501.0003 Hybrid cars are equipped with an electric motor and a standard petrol engine, making them much more economical and environment-friendly than conventional gasoline engines
245.6 5 vital APW_ENG_20041221.0126 It offers better mileage than regular cars and is attractive to people who want a more environment-friendly car.
245.6 5 vital APW_ENG_20050517.0799 Hybrid cars get better mileage than regular gasoline powered cars.
245.6 5 vital APW_ENG_20050517.1014 Hybrid cars get better mileage than regular gasoline-powered cars
245.6 5 vital APW_ENG_20060215.1214 run on both a conventional gas engine and an electric motor. They provide better fuel economy than a traditional engine operating on its own, and produce lower greenhouse gas emissions.
245.6 5 vital APW_ENG_20060222.0307 Hybrid cars, which run on a gasoline engine and an electric motor to deliver better mileage than conventional cars, are growing in popularity around the world because of concerns about ecology as well as soaring gas prices
245.6 5 vital CNA_ENG_20050422.0048 According to Environmental Quality Protection Foundation Secretary-General Liu Ming-lung, hybrid cars, which are powered alternately by electric and gasoline, can save gasoline consumption by nearly 50 percent and reduce emissions by more than 90 percent.
245.6 5 vital LTW_ENG_20051014.0042 Vehicles: HONDA-CIVIC -- Doubters of hybrid cars say they don't live up to the hype, but almost lost in all this is just how amazing these machines are; the Honda Civic hybrid is a five-passenger, full-featured sedan that is packed with safety features, gets in excess of 40 mpg and has almost immeasurably clean emissions; oh, and it looks really cool, too; such a car was the stuff of science fiction 10 years ago.
245.6 5 vital NYT_ENG_20050325.0133 use less gas and emit fewer pollutants
245.6 5 vital NYT_ENG_20060210.0089 They were attracted to the outstanding fuel economy and significantly lowered emissions hybrid cars offer, but once they had bought the cars they were just as impressed with how well they drove and how reliable and quiet they were.
246.7 1 okay LTW_ENG_20051020.0110 For 16 critical hours, Federal Emergency Management Agency officials, including former director Michael Brown, dismissed urgent eyewitness accounts by FEMA's only staffer in New Orleans that Hurricane Katrina had broken the city's levee system the morning of Aug. 29 and was causing catastrophic flooding, the staffer told the Senate Thursday.
246.7 1 okay LTW_ENG_20051020.0167 WEEK-REVIEW-KATRINA ADV22 -- For 16 critical hours, Federal Emergency Management Agency officials, including former director Michael Brown, dismissed urgent eyewitness accounts by FEMA's only staffer in New Orleans that Hurricane Katrina had broken the city's levee system the morning of Aug. 29 and was causing catastrophic flooding, the staffer told a bipartisan Senate panel investigating the response to the hurricane.
246.7 2 vital AFP_ENG_20060213.0640 Last week Michael Brown, who quit as head of FEMA after Katrina struck, blamed the department's terrorism orientation for the poor response to the hurricane.
246.7 2 vital APW_ENG_20050927.1032 Former U.S. government emergency director Michael Brown blamed others for most government failures in responding to Hurricane Katrina on Tuesday, especially Louisiana Gov. Kathleen Blanco and New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin.
246.7 2 vital APW_ENG_20050927.1032 Mr. Brown, laying the blame for FEMA's failings at the feet of the governor of Louisiana and the mayor of New Orleans."
246.7 2 vital APW_ENG_20050927.1032 Rep. William Jefferson told Brown: "I find it absolutely stunning that this hearing would start out with you, Mr. Brown, laying the blame for FEMA's failings at the feet of the governor of Louisiana and the mayor of New Orleans."
246.7 2 vital APW_ENG_20060119.0871 Former FEMA Director Michael Brown has placed blame on everyone from New Orleans' mayor to Louisiana's governor for the chaos following Hurricane Katrina.
246.7 2 vital BLOG06-20060211-023-0008022304 Michael Brown really through the Hurricane Katrina issue right back at Homeland Security and the White House today
246.7 2 vital BLOG06-20060211-023-0008271036 KATRINA MICHAEL BROWN BLAMES HOMELAND SECURITY TALKLEFT THE POLITICS OF CRIME PREVIOUS MAIN NEXT FRIDAY FEBRUARY 10 2006 KATRINA MICHAEL BROWN BLAMES HOMELAND SECURITY FORMER FEMA DIRECTOR MICHAEL BROWN TESTIFIED BEFORE CONGRESS TODAY DESPITE BUSH 'S ATTEMPT TO BLOCK HIS TESTIMONY BY ASSERTING EXECUTIVE PRIVILEGE
246.7 3 vital AFP_ENG_20050911.0338 FEMA chief Michael Brown was removed as the government's point man on the Katrina crisis
246.7 3 vital AFP_ENG_20050912.0576 Brown was replaced as head of the relief operation on the Gulf Coast on Friday only a few days after President George W. Bush had said he was doing a heck of a job
246.7 3 vital APW_ENG_20050927.0065 Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff removed Brown from his on-site role overseeing the disaster response on Sept. 9 .
246.7 3 vital APW_ENG_20050927.0065 Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff removed Brown from his on-site role overseeing the disaster response on Sept. 9.
246.7 3 vital LTW_ENG_20050909.0123 The Bush administration removed Michael Brown, the embattled director of the Federal Emergency Management Agency
246.7 3 vital LTW_ENG_20050909.0123 The Bush administration removed Michael Brown, the embattled director of the Federal Emergency Management Agency, from the Gulf Coast disaster zone Friday as the White House tried to regain footing amid criticism of its response to Hurricane Katrina
246.7 3 vital LTW_ENG_20050912.0112 Sent packing from hurricane duty three days previously, embattled FEMA chief Michael Brown quit the agency altogether Monday, saying he didn't want controversy dogging him to take away from FEMA's efforts.
246.7 3 vital LTW_ENG_20060213.0113 Last week, Michael Brown, who was forced out as head of FEMA because of the agency's shortcomings in dealing with Katrina, told Congress the problems were rooted in what he said was the Homeland Security Department's obsessive focus on terrorism.
246.7 4 okay AFP_ENG_20050928.0040 Meanwhile Michael Brown, who quit as head of the Federal Emergency Management Agency less than two weeks after Katrina, defended himself before a House of Representatives committee tasked with assessing what went wrong.
246.7 4 okay AFP_ENG_20060210.0539 Michael Brown, who was the director of the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) when Katrina slammed the Gulf Coast on August 29, 2005, told a US Senate panel investigating the government's slow response to the disaster that he had personally alerted the White House
246.7 4 okay BLOG06-20060211-009-0016908991 by IRCNews on Fri Feb 10 , 2006 5:33 pm Former FEMA chief Michael Brown told a Senate hearing that decisions with the Homeland Security department doomed FEMA `` to a path to failure .
246.7 4 okay BLOG06-20060211-023-0008271036 KATRINA MICHAEL BROWN BLAMES HOMELAND SECURITY TALKLEFT THE POLITICS OF CRIME PREVIOUS MAIN NEXT FRIDAY FEBRUARY 10 2006 KATRINA MICHAEL BROWN BLAMES HOMELAND SECURITY FORMER FEMA DIRECTOR MICHAEL BROWN TESTIFIED BEFORE CONGRESS TODAY DESPITE BUSH 'S ATTEMPT TO BLOCK HIS TESTIMONY BY ASSERTING EXECUTIVE PRIVILEGE
246.7 4 okay BLOG06-20060213-025-0027627535 Michael Brown appears at a hearing before the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee, Feb. 10
246.7 4 okay NYT_ENG_20051020.0196 Many of his recollections contradicted key points in testimony given by fired FEMA director Michael Brown to a House inquiry last month.
246.7 5 vital BLOG06-20060201-012-0022537464 MICHAEL BROWN TO HEAD PRIVATE DISASTER RELIEF COMPANY NEARLY UNBELIEVABLE DENVER FORMER FEMA DIRECTOR MICHAEL BROWN HEAVILY CRITICIZED
246.7 6 okay AFP_ENG_20050912.0576 Brown was replaced as head of the relief operation on the Gulf Coast on Friday only a few days after President  George W. Bush had said he was doing "a heck of a job".
246.7 6 okay AFP_ENG_20050912.0576 Brown was replaced as head of the relief operation on the Gulf Coast on Friday only a few days after President George W. Bush had said he was doing a heck of a job
246.7 6 okay NYT_ENG_20050902.0241 Even as he pledged to right what had gone wrong with the rescue and relief effort, he congratulated Michael Brown, the FEMA director, for doing "a heck of a job," an evaluation not widely shared in New Orleans.
246.7 7 vital AFP_ENG_20050909.0130 Time magazine Friday said Federal Emergency Management Agency director Michael Brown, who faces calls to resign over his handling of the Katrina crisis, lacked emergency relief experience before he joined the agency as a Bush appointee in 2001.
246.7 7 vital AFP_ENG_20050912.0576 Time magazine said Brown lacked emergency relief experience before he joined the agency as a Bush appointee in 2001 and that there were discrepancies in his official FEMA resume and a White House press release from 2001
246.7 7 vital APW_ENG_20050909.0823 faces questions about whether he padded his resume as an emergency preparedness expert
246.7 7 vital APW_ENG_20050909.0823 Michael Brown, the beleaguered head of the Federal Emergency Management Agency, faces questions about whether he padded his resume as an emergency preparedness expert
246.7 7 vital APW_ENG_20050909.0823 Michael Brown, the beleaguered head of the Federal Emergency Management Agency, faces questions about whether he padded his resume as an emergency preparedness expert.
246.7 7 vital LTW_ENG_20050908.0140 New questions surfaced Thursday about whether the White House incorrectly inflated FEMA chief Michael Brown's past work experience when he took over the agency, where several of the most senior managers, including Brown, bring little or no disaster response experience to their posts.
246.7 8 okay BLOG06-20060211-009-0016908991 by IRCNews on Fri Feb 10 , 2006 5:33 pm Former FEMA chief Michael Brown told a Senate hearing that decisions with the Homeland Security department doomed FEMA `` to a path to failure .
246.7 8 okay LTW_ENG_20051017.0119 29, then-FEMA director Michael Brown appeared confused over whether Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff had put him in charge, officials of responding agencies could not reach Brown and Brown's team became swamped by the speed of the unfolding disaster, according to e-mails to and from Brown
246.7 8 okay LTW_ENG_20051017.0119 As Hurricane Katrina devastated New Orleans on Aug. 29, then-FEMA director Michael Brown appeared confused over whether Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff had put him in charge, officials of responding agencies could not reach Brown and Brown's team became swamped by the speed of the unfolding disaster, according to e-mails to and from Brown
246.7 8 okay LTW_ENG_20051017.0119 then-FEMA director Michael Brown appeared confused over whether Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff had put him in charge
246.7 8 okay LTW_ENG_20051223.0085 Brown lost almost all of them partly because he was widely despised at DHS for his relentless infighting and FEMA paid a price in money, manpower, missions and prestige.
246.7 8 okay LTW_ENG_20051223.0085 Brown spent two years trying to use his contacts with White House officials to undercut DHS, but the White House rarely backed him, and DHS leaders responded by shifting FEMA's responsibilities and resources to more cooperative agencies
246.7 8 okay LTW_ENG_20060315.0102 Michael Brown, former head of the Federal Emergency Management Agency, deliberately ignored a new national disaster plan and circumvented his boss, Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff, in trying to manage the federal response to Hurricane Katrina directly with the White House, according to a new House report
246.7 9 vital AFP_ENG_20050912.0625 "Michael Brown's departure from FEMA is long overdue, and his resignation is the right thing for the country and for the people of the Gulf Coast states," said Nancy Pelosi, the Democratic leader in the House of Representatives.
246.7 9 vital AFP_ENG_20050918.0203 FEMA boss Michael Brown quit in response to criticism of his handling of the Katrina disaster.
246.7 9 vital AFP_ENG_20050928.0040 Meanwhile Michael Brown, who quit as head of the Federal Emergency Management Agency less than two weeks after Katrina, defended himself before a House of Representatives committee tasked with assessing what went wrong.
246.7 9 vital APW_ENG_20050927.1032 Brown resigned earlier this month after being removed by Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff from on-site responsibility
246.7 9 vital APW_ENG_20051004.0081 Bush's tendency apparently to reward loyalty with jobs already has raised eyebrows, not least with the former Federal Emergency Management agency director, Michael Brown, who resigned after being removed from onsite control of the Hurricane Katrina devastation area.
246.7 9 vital BLOG06-20060210-028-0022438873 Brown quit as director of the Federal Emergency Management Agency days after Katrina struck.
246.7 9 vital LTW_ENG_20050912.0112 Sent packing from hurricane duty three days previously, embattled FEMA chief Michael Brown quit the agency altogether Monday, saying he didn't want controversy dogging him to take away from FEMA's efforts
246.7 9 vital LTW_ENG_20050912.0112 Sent packing from hurricane duty three days previously, embattled FEMA chief Michael Brown quit the agency altogether Monday, saying he didn't want controversy dogging him to take away from FEMA's efforts.
246.7 9 vital NYT_ENG_20050913.0145 It 's almost possible to feel some sympathy for Michael Brown , who resigned Monday as head of the Federal Emergency Management Agency .
247.8 10 okay APW_ENG_20051021.1160 Gifted with a three-octave vocal range , she was noted for her purity of tone , near faultless phrasing and intonation , and a " horn-like " improvisational ability , particularly in her scat singing .
247.8 10 okay BLOG06-20060215-002-0011015964 Gifted with a three-octave vocal range , she was noted for her purity of tone , near faultless phrasing and intonation , and a " horn-like " improvisational ability , particularly in her scat singing .
247.8 1 okay APW_ENG_20051021.1160 Winning the competition that night , Fitzgerald was noticed by Bardu Ali of Chick Webb 's band , who persuaded Webb to hire her .
247.8 1 okay BLOG06-20051208-004-0004507999 Ella Fitzgerald , singing with the Chick Webb Band
247.8 1 okay BLOG06-20051208-004-0004507999 Ella Fitzgerald, singing with the Chick Webb Band, had her first hit record in 1938 with &#8220;A-Tisket, A-Tasket.&#8221; In 1942 she began a solo career that included appearances in the movies, as well as a string of popular recordings with the great players of
247.8 1 okay BLOG06-20051208-004-0004507999 Ella Fitzgerald , singing with the Chick Webb Band , had her first hit record in 1938 with A-Tisket , A-Tasket .
247.8 1 okay BLOG06-20051208-004-0004507999 Ella Fitzgerald, singing with the Chick Webb Band, had her first hit record in 1938 with A-Tisket, A-Tasket
247.8 1 okay BLOG06-20051208-004-0004507999 singing with the Chick Webb Band
247.8 1 okay BLOG06-20051208-004-0004507999 THE BIOGRAPHY PLACE ELLA FITZGERALD THE BIOGRAPHY PLACE ELLA FITZGERALD JULY 15 2005 AT 4.54 PM FILED UNDER F ELLA FITZGERALD SINGING WITH THE CHICK WEBB BAND HAD HER FIRST HIT RECORD IN 1938 WITH A-TISKET A-TASKET
247.8 1 okay BLOG06-20060215-002-0011015964 Winning the competition that night , Fitzgerald was noticed by Bardu Ali of Chick Webb 's band , who persuaded Webb to hire her .
247.8 2 vital APW_ENG_20051021.1160 Ella Jane Fitzgerald ( April 25 , 1918 - June 15 , 1996 ) , also known as Lady Ella ( the First Lady of Jazz ) , was one of the most influential jazz singers of the 20th Century , the winner of thirteen Grammy Awards , the National Medal of Art presented by President Reagan and the Presidential Medal of Freedom presented by the elder President Bush .
247.8 2 vital BLOG06-20051206-058-0001414090 `` The First Lady of Song , '' Ella Fitzgerald was arguably the finest feamal jazz singer of all time .
247.8 2 vital BLOG06-20051206-058-0001414090 "The First Lady of Song," Ella Fitzgerald was arguably the finest feamal jazz singer of all time
247.8 2 vital BLOG06-20051206-058-0001414090 "The First Lady of Song," Ella Fitzgerald was arguably the finest feamal jazz singer of all time.
247.8 2 vital BLOG06-20060215-002-0011015964 Ella Jane Fitzgerald ( April 25 , 1918 - June 15 , 1996 ) , also known as Lady Ella ( the First Lady of Jazz ) , was one of the most influential jazz singers of the 20th Century , the winner of thirteen Grammy Awards , the National Medal of Art presented by President Reagan and the Presidential Medal of Freedom presented by the elder President Bush .
247.8 2 vital BLOG06-20060215-002-0011015964 The First Lady of Jazz is Ella Fitzgerald.
247.8 3 vital APW_ENG_20051021.1160 Ella Jane Fitzgerald ( April 25 , 1918 - June 15 , 1996 ) , also known as Lady Ella ( the First Lady of Jazz ) , was one of the most influential jazz singers of the 20th Century , the winner of thirteen Grammy Awards , the National Medal of Art presented by President Reagan and the Presidential Medal of Freedom presented by the elder President Bush .
247.8 3 vital BLOG06-20051206-058-0001414090 Ella Fitzgerald was arguably the finest feamal jazz singer of all time.
247.8 3 vital BLOG06-20051206-058-0001414090 `` The First Lady of Song , '' Ella Fitzgerald was arguably the finest feamal jazz singer of all time .
247.8 3 vital BLOG06-20051206-058-0001414090 "The First Lady of Song," Ella Fitzgerald was arguably the finest feamal jazz singer of all time
247.8 3 vital BLOG06-20051206-058-0001414090 "The First Lady of Song," Ella Fitzgerald was arguably the finest feamal jazz singer of all time.
247.8 3 vital BLOG06-20060215-002-0011015964 Ella Jane Fitzgerald ( April 25 , 1918 - June 15 , 1996 ) , also known as Lady Ella ( the First Lady of Jazz ) , was one of the most influential jazz singers of the 20th Century , the winner of thirteen Grammy Awards , the National Medal of Art presented by President Reagan and the Presidential Medal of Freedom presented by the elder President Bush .
247.8 4 vital APW_ENG_20051021.1160 Gifted with a three-octave vocal range , she was noted for her purity of tone , near faultless phrasing and intonation , and a " horn-like " improvisational ability , particularly in her scat singing .
247.8 4 vital BLOG06-20051206-051-0021256325 Holiday lacked the scat-singing chops of an Ella Fitzgerald
247.8 4 vital BLOG06-20060215-002-0011015964 Gifted with a three-octave vocal range , she was noted for her purity of tone , near faultless phrasing and intonation , and a " horn-like " improvisational ability , particularly in her scat singing .
247.8 4 vital NYT_ENG_20041028.0238 -- Fred Shuster GIACOMO GATES : `` Centerpiece '' -LRB- Origin -RRB- 3 1/2 stars Let 's face it : Scat singing is an art best left to Ella Fitzgerald and very few others .
247.8 4 vital NYT_ENG_20041028.0238 -- Fred Shuster GIACOMO GATES : "Centerpiece" (Origin) 3 1/2 stars Let's face it: Scat singing is an art best left to Ella Fitzgerald and very few others.
247.8 4 vital NYT_ENG_20041028.0238 GIACOMO GATES: "Centerpiece" (Origin) 3 1/2 stars Let's face it: Scat singing is an art best left to Ella Fitzgerald and very few others
247.8 4 vital NYT_ENG_20041028.0238 GIACOMO GATES: "Centerpiece" (Origin) 3 1/2 stars Let's face it: Scat singing is an art best left to Ella Fitzgerald and very few others.
247.8 4 vital NYT_ENG_20041028.0238 Scat singing is an art best left to Ella Fitzgerald and very few others
247.8 5 vital APW_ENG_20051021.1160 Ella Fitzgerald Sings the Cole Porter Songbook ( 1956 ) ( Buddy Bregman )
247.8 5 vital BLOG06-20060215-002-0011015964 Ella Fitzgerald Sings the Cole Porter Songbook ( 1956 ) ( Buddy Bregman )
247.8 6 okay APW_ENG_20051021.1160 Fitzgerald 's most famous collaborations were with the trumpeter Louis Armstrong , the guitarist Joe Pass and the band leaders Count Basie and Duke Ellington .
247.8 6 okay BLOG06-20060215-002-0011015964 Fitzgerald 's most famous collaborations were with the trumpeter Louis Armstrong , the guitarist Joe Pass and the band leaders Count Basie and Duke Ellington .
247.8 7 okay APW_ENG_20051021.1160 Fitzgerald 's most famous collaborations were with the trumpeter Louis Armstrong , the guitarist Joe Pass and the band leaders Count Basie and Duke Ellington .
247.8 7 okay BLOG06-20060109-006-0024296964 AGAIN ELLA FITZGERALD & JOE PASS HERE 'S ANOTHER KEEPER FITZGERALD TEAMING UP THIS TIME WITH JOE PASS
247.8 7 okay BLOG06-20060215-002-0011015964 Fitzgerald 's most famous collaborations were with the trumpeter Louis Armstrong , the guitarist Joe Pass and the band leaders Count Basie and Duke Ellington .
247.8 8 okay APW_ENG_20051021.1160 Fitzgerald 's most famous collaborations were with the trumpeter Louis Armstrong , the guitarist Joe Pass and the band leaders Count Basie and Duke Ellington .
247.8 8 okay BLOG06-20060215-002-0011015964 Fitzgerald 's most famous collaborations were with the trumpeter Louis Armstrong , the guitarist Joe Pass and the band leaders Count Basie and Duke Ellington .
247.8 9 okay APW_ENG_20051021.1160 Gifted with a three-octave vocal range , she was noted for her purity of tone , near faultless phrasing and intonation , and a " horn-like " improvisational ability , particularly in her scat singing .
247.8 9 okay BLOG06-20060215-002-0011015964 Gifted with a three-octave vocal range , she was noted for her purity of tone , near faultless phrasing and intonation , and a " horn-like " improvisational ability , particularly in her scat singing .
248.8 10 okay BLOG06-20051213-068-0014405577 The nonprofit Center for Science in the Public Interest (CSPI) applauded Senator Byron D.  Sher (D) for sponsoring the bill, which CSPI says would help health officials address the growing public health crisis of antibiotic resistance
248.8 11 okay BLOG06-20051213-068-0011263432 But CSPI says a standardized message would be beneficial to state policymakers, retailers, and consumers alike, many of whom are justifiably confused about the risks posed by mercury in seafood
248.8 11 okay BLOG06-20051213-068-0011622546 CSPI has urged public health authorities to advise consumers to avoid eating any raw, untreated oysters that are harvested from Gulf states during April through October.
248.8 11 okay BLOG06-20051213-068-0014688484 Note : Restaurants , retailers , and wholesalers who want to join the Serving Safer Shellfish campaign should contact Charlotte Christin at CSPI , 202-777-8319 .
248.8 12 okay AFP_ENG_20050713.0618 The CSPI on Wednesday issued an updated version of its 1998 report "Liquid Candy" which found that in 2004, soda companies produced 37 gallons of carbonated non diet soda, providing 60,000 empty calories for every man, woman and child in the United States
248.8 12 okay AFP_ENG_20050713.0634 It is a major critic of many fast food restaurant chains , and of soft drinks : both those sweetened with sugar , as contributing to obesity , and those sweetened with artificial non-caloric sweeteners , as being of dubious safety .
248.8 12 okay BLOG06-20051213-068-0011503803 The kids' version of the food pyramid is as ineffective as the adult version, according to the nonprofit Center for Science in the Public Interest (CSPI).
248.8 12 okay BLOG06-20051213-068-0012992778 For the record, the Center for Science in the Public Interest is a nonprofit organization that advocates for improved nutrition, food-safety, and pro-health alcohol policies
248.8 12 okay BLOG06-20051213-068-0015751969 Fast-food French fries showed the highest levels of acrylamide among the foods CSPI had tested , with large orders containing 39 to 82 micrograms .
248.8 12 okay BLOG06-20060103-017-0018288440 All other vegetables studied by the CSPI were ranked in nutritional value between 83 and 24
248.8 12 okay BLOG06-20060124-021-0005926518 CSPI found 54 Kellogg ads, 98 percent of which were for nutritionally poor foods.
248.8 12 okay BLOG06-20060213-001-0031490409 It is a major critic of many fast food restaurant chains , and of soft drinks : both those sweetened with sugar , as contributing to obesity , and those sweetened with artificial non-caloric sweeteners , as being of dubious safety .
248.8 12 okay LTW_ENG_20050112.0120 Only about 12 percent of the nation's population adheres to the current dietary recommendations, CSPI officials said.
248.8 12 okay LTW_ENG_20050228.0042 A public opinion survey conducted last year by the center indicated only 57 percent of people who have tried Splenda understood that it was an artificial sweetener
248.8 12 okay LTW_ENG_20060215.0121 The president's decision to speak at the headquarters of a fast-food chain raised eyebrows at the Center for Science in the Public Interest, which describes itself as an ``advocate for nutrition and health, food safety, alcohol policy and sound science.''
248.8 12 okay NYT_ENG_20050224.0219 Limiting the sodium content of foods is the single most important thing the FDA could do to prevent heart attacks and stroke, said Dr. Michael Jacobson, executive director of the center, a consumer group often critical of the government and the food industry
248.8 12 okay NYT_ENG_20051025.0267 Michael Jacobson, executive director of the Center for Science in the Public Interest, a vocal nutrition group that supports Harkin's bill, said he thought McDonald's new initiative did not go far enough and will ultimately have little impact on consumer health
248.8 12 okay NYT_ENG_20060105.0053 is after the FDA to ban trans fats in food completely. But for now, the label is the thing. Some supermarkets that cater to sustainably minded consumers, like Whole Foods Markets, don't stock foods that contain trans fats. Elsewhere, the labels will make it easier to spot foods that contain lots of trans fats. But avoiding them altogether still means checking the ingredients. The other label change will demystify ingredient lists and avoid nasty and potentially fatal surprises for people with food allergies.
248.8 1 vital AFP_ENG_20050713.0618 CSPI is a privately-funded organisation dedicated to informing the public and policymakers and to conducting research on food, alcohol, health and the environment, and to ensure science is used in the public good
248.8 1 vital AFP_ENG_20050713.0618 CSPI is a privately-funded organisation dedicated to informing the public and policymakers and to conducting research on food, alcohol, health and the environment, and to ensure science is used in the public good.
248.8 1 vital AFP_ENG_20050713.0634 is a privately funded organisation dedicated to informing the public and policymakers and to conducting research on food, alcohol, health and the environment, and to ensure science is used in the public good.
248.8 1 vital AFP_ENG_20050713.0634 is a privately-funded organisation dedicated to informing the public and policymakers and to conducting research on food, alcohol, health and the environment, and to ensure science is used in the public good
248.8 1 vital AFP_ENG_20050713.0634 The Center for Science in the Public Interest ( CSPI ) is an American non-profit organization that focuses on issues relating to foods and the foodservices industry .
248.8 1 vital BLOG06-20051213-068-0014405577 The nonprofit Center for Science in the Public Interest (CSPI) applauded Senator Byron D.  Sher (D) for sponsoring the bill, which CSPI says would help health officials address the growing public health crisis of antibiotic resistance
248.8 1 vital BLOG06-20051213-068-0014923069 The Center for Science in the Public Interest (CSPI) is a nonprofit health-advocacy group based in Washington, D. C. , that focuses on nutrition and food safety.
248.8 1 vital BLOG06-20060213-001-0031490409 The Center for Science in the Public Interest ( CSPI ) is an American non-profit organization that focuses on issues relating to foods and the foodservices industry .
248.8 2 vital AFP_ENG_20050713.0618 CSPI is a privately-funded organisation dedicated to informing the public and policymakers and to conducting research on food, alcohol, health and the environment, and to ensure science is used in the public good
248.8 2 vital AFP_ENG_20050713.0618 CSPI is a privately-funded organisation dedicated to informing the public and policymakers and to conducting research on food, alcohol, health and the environment, and to ensure science is used in the public good.
248.8 2 vital AFP_ENG_20050713.0618 organisation dedicated to informing the public and policymakers and to conducting research on
248.8 2 vital AFP_ENG_20050713.0634 is a privately funded organisation dedicated to informing the public and policymakers and to conducting research on food, alcohol, health and the environment, and to ensure science is used in the public good.
248.8 2 vital AFP_ENG_20050713.0634 is a privately-funded organisation dedicated to informing the public and policymakers and to conducting research on food, alcohol, health and the environment, and to ensure science is used in the public good
248.8 2 vital AFP_ENG_20050713.0634 The Center for Science in the Public Interest ( CSPI ) is an American non-profit organization that focuses on issues relating to foods and the foodservices industry .
248.8 3 okay AFP_ENG_20050713.0634 It is a major critic of many fast food restaurant chains , and of soft drinks : both those sweetened with sugar , as contributing to obesity , and those sweetened with artificial non-caloric sweeteners , as being of dubious safety .
248.8 3 okay APW_ENG_20051026.0098 "Considering America's obesity epidemic, that calorie information would do more than just about any other measure to help people protect their waistlines," said CSPI Executive Director Michael F.
248.8 3 okay BLOG06-20051212-002-0000681652 According to the CSPI, the main offender at Hardees is their Monster Thickburger, which has two patties, three slices of cheese, and four strips of bacon, for a total of 1,200 calories and 34 grams (almost two days worth) of saturated fat.
248.8 3 okay BLOG06-20051213-068-0012534752 The nations leading nutrition advocacy organization says that the top federal health official should be an active participant instead of a hapless spectator in Americas struggle against obesity and other diet-related maladies like heart disease and stroke.
248.8 3 okay BLOG06-20051213-068-0012928559 ÂAt a time when obesity, diabetes, and other nutrition-related health crises plague our nation and especially our youth, it is unconscionable that the National Geographic Society, with its esteemed reputation and long standing educational mission for both adults and children, has chosen to cram National Geographic Kids with ads for sugary cereals, candy, and snack foods,Â wrote CSPI executive director Michael F.  Jacobson and CSPI legal consultant Ellen J.  Fried to John M.  Fahey, Jr. , president and CEO of National Geographic
248.8 3 okay BLOG06-20060107-034-0012827668 CSPI claims that the companies are harming kids health by marketing sugary and fattening foods during children's TV shows
248.8 3 okay BLOG06-20060213-001-0031490409 It is a major critic of many fast food restaurant chains , and of soft drinks : both those sweetened with sugar , as contributing to obesity , and those sweetened with artificial non-caloric sweeteners , as being of dubious safety .
248.8 3 okay NYT_ENG_20050205.0092 CSPI and others have claimed soft drink consumption is a factor -- though not the only one -- in rising obesity rates, especially among kids.
248.8 3 okay NYT_ENG_20050205.0092 CSPI and others have claimed soft drink consumption is a factor though not the only one in rising obesity rates, especially among kids
248.8 3 okay NYT_ENG_20050713.0154 Though the group acknowledges that soft drink consumption already is declining as people become more concerned about obesity, it argues that Americans, especially teens, still drink too much. The drinks are contributing to the obesity epidemic that the country faces, according to an updated version of CSPI's report about soft drinks, called "Liquid Candy," which was released Wednesday.
248.8 3 okay NYT_ENG_20050817.0273 "Given that poor diet and obesity are problems among teens, soda also has no place in America's high schools and middle schools, which are much bigger markets for soda companies than elementary schools," read a statement issued by CSPI nutrition policy director Margo Wootan on Wednesday.
248.8 3 okay NYT_ENG_20050817.0273 Given that poor diet and obesity are problems among teens, soda also has no place in America's high schools and middle schools, which are much bigger markets for soda companies than elementary schools," read a statement issued by CSPI nutrition policy director Margo Wootan on Wednesday
248.8 3 okay NYT_ENG_20051104.0221 The Center for Science in the Public Interest, a Washington, D.C.-based advocate for nutrition, has said many restaurants' high-calorie foods and large portions are key contributors to rising rates of obesity in children and adults
248.8 4 vital AFP_ENG_20050713.0618 CSPI is a privately-funded organisation dedicated to informing the public and policymakers and to conducting research on food, alcohol, health and the environment, and to ensure science is used in the public good
248.8 4 vital AFP_ENG_20050713.0618 CSPI is a privately-funded organisation dedicated to informing the public and policymakers and to conducting research on food, alcohol, health and the environment, and to ensure science is used in the public good.
248.8 4 vital AFP_ENG_20050713.0618 organisation dedicated to informing the public and policymakers and to conducting research on
248.8 4 vital AFP_ENG_20050713.0634 is a privately funded organisation dedicated to informing the public and policymakers and to conducting research on food, alcohol, health and the environment, and to ensure science is used in the public good.
248.8 4 vital AFP_ENG_20050713.0634 is a privately-funded organisation dedicated to informing the public and policymakers and to conducting research on food, alcohol, health and the environment, and to ensure science is used in the public good
248.8 4 vital BLOG06-20051213-068-0012534752 The nations leading nutrition advocacy organization says that the top federal health official should be an active participant instead of a hapless spectator in Americas struggle against obesity and other diet-related maladies like heart disease and stroke.
248.8 4 vital BLOG06-20051213-068-0012992778 For the record, the Center for Science in the Public Interest is a nonprofit organization that advocates for improved nutrition, food-safety, and pro-health alcohol policies
248.8 4 vital LTW_ENG_20050614.0110 The Center for Science in the Public Interest, a nonprofit advocacy group, petitioned the FDA in 1997 to consider percentage ingredient labeling for all packaged goods, but it never got a definitive answer from the agency. The International Association of Consumer Food Organizations, which is led by CSPI, has lobbied percentage labeling since 2000 in the world forum.
248.8 4 vital LTW_ENG_20060215.0121 The president's decision to speak at the headquarters of a fast-food chain raised eyebrows at the Center for Science in the Public Interest, which describes itself as an ``advocate for nutrition and health, food safety, alcohol policy and sound science.''
248.8 4 vital NYT_ENG_20050224.0194 The Center for Science in the Public Interest, an advocacy group in Washington that maintains a large database of scientists' industry ties, analyzed the panelists' affiliations at the request of The New York Times
248.8 5 okay AFP_ENG_20050713.0618 "What was once a rare treat in a small serving is now served up morning, noon and night, virtually everywhere Americans happen to be," said Michael Jacobson, CSPI's executive director.
248.8 5 okay AFP_ENG_20050713.0618 What was once a rare treat in a small serving is now served up morning, noon and night, virtually everywhere Americans happen to be, said Michael Jacobson, CSPI's executive director
248.8 5 okay AFP_ENG_20050713.0634 It is a major critic of many fast food restaurant chains , and of soft drinks : both those sweetened with sugar , as contributing to obesity , and those sweetened with artificial non-caloric sweeteners , as being of dubious safety .
248.8 5 okay AFP_ENG_20050713.0634 Teenagers who drink soft drinks get nearly 15 percent of their total calories from the drinks , the CSPI said .
248.8 5 okay AFP_ENG_20050713.0634 Teenagers who drink soft drinks get nearly 15 percent of their total calories from the drinks, the CSPI said.
248.8 5 okay AFP_ENG_20050713.0634 "What was once a rare treat in a small serving is now served up morning, noon and night, virtually everywhere Americans happen to be," said Michael Jacobson, CSPI's executive director.
248.8 5 okay AFP_ENG_20051214.0189 CSPI said research showed teenage boys can consume an average of  three 12 ounce cans per day, while girls drink more than two cans
248.8 5 okay BLOG06-20051213-068-0011782370 CSPI also says that states and local governments that levy small taxes on soda or other junk foods should consider earmarking those revenues for promoting health and fitness.
248.8 5 okay BLOG06-20051213-068-0012928559 ÂAt a time when obesity, diabetes, and other nutrition-related health crises plague our nation and especially our youth, it is unconscionable that the National Geographic Society, with its esteemed reputation and long standing educational mission for both adults and children, has chosen to cram National Geographic Kids with ads for sugary cereals, candy, and snack foods,Â wrote CSPI executive director Michael F.  Jacobson and CSPI legal consultant Ellen J.  Fried to John M.  Fahey, Jr. , president and CEO of National Geographic
248.8 5 okay BLOG06-20060213-001-0031490409 It is a major critic of many fast food restaurant chains , and of soft drinks : both those sweetened with sugar , as contributing to obesity , and those sweetened with artificial non-caloric sweeteners , as being of dubious safety .
248.8 5 okay LTW_ENG_20050719.0047 a think tank opposed to government regulation, responding to a call by the Center for Science in the Public Interest, a consumer membership group, for warning labels on soda cans
248.8 5 okay NYT_ENG_20050205.0092 CSPI and others have claimed soft drink consumption is a factor -- though not the only one -- in rising obesity rates, especially among kids.
248.8 5 okay NYT_ENG_20050713.0154 The Center for Science in the Public Interest, a health advocacy group, is calling for warning labels on carbonated soft drinks, bans on soft drinks in schools and other measures to reduce consumption of the drinks, especially among kids
248.8 5 okay NYT_ENG_20050817.0273 Given that poor diet and obesity are problems among teens, soda also has no place in America's high schools and middle schools, which are much bigger markets for soda companies than elementary schools," read a statement issued by CSPI nutrition policy director Margo Wootan on Wednesday
248.8 6 okay BLOG06-20051213-068-0012928559 ÂAt a time when obesity, diabetes, and other nutrition-related health crises plague our nation and especially our youth, it is unconscionable that the National Geographic Society, with its esteemed reputation and long standing educational mission for both adults and children, has chosen to cram National Geographic Kids with ads for sugary cereals, candy, and snack foods,Â wrote CSPI executive director Michael F.  Jacobson and CSPI legal consultant Ellen J.  Fried to John M.  Fahey, Jr. , president and CEO of National Geographic
248.8 6 okay BLOG06-20051213-068-0013304962 BEWARE THE SIDE EFFECTS OF ALCOPOPS SAYS CSPI ~ NEWSROOM ~ NEWS FROM CSPI FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE MARCH 18 2004 RELATED LINKS VIEW CSPI 'S AD ADOBE .PDF CSPI 'S PETITION ON ALCOHOL FACTS LABELING CSPI 'S PROPOSED ALCOHOL FACTS LABEL CSPI 'S POLLING DATA ON CALORIES AND ALCOPOPS KEEP UPDATED EMAIL UPDATES RSS SYNDICATION
248.8 6 okay BLOG06-20051219-007-0014386834 Lobby group CSPI are demanding health warnings on soda cans and bottles.
248.8 6 okay BLOG06-20060110-012-0005360054 CSPI Wants Court to Order Labels on Frito Lay Light Chips to Warn of Diarrhea, Stomach Cramps.
248.8 6 okay BLOG06-20060124-021-0005926518 In 1977 CSPI and Action for Childrens Television first petitioned the Federal Trade Commission -LRB- FTC -RRB- to curb junk-food advertising aimed at children .
248.8 6 okay LTW_ENG_20050614.0110 Armed with a new report it compiled on the effects of percentage labeling and labels from other countries, CSPI, and a consumer group in Japan and Britain, stressed to Codex that such disclosure helps consumers make better nutritional decisions, buy the highest quality product, comparison shop, and avoid inferior products. The report said such labeling creates competition among companies to produce higher quality products.
248.8 6 okay LTW_ENG_20050614.0110 The Center for Science in the Public Interest, a nonprofit advocacy group, petitioned the FDA in 1997 to consider percentage ingredient labeling for all packaged goods, but it never got a definitive answer from the agency. The International Association of Consumer Food Organizations, which is led by CSPI, has lobbied percentage labeling since 2000 in the world forum.
248.8 6 okay LTW_ENG_20050614.0110 The International Association of Consumer Food Organizations, which is led by CSPI, has lobbied percentage labeling since 2000 in the world forum.
248.8 6 okay LTW_ENG_20050614.0110 ``We have had ingredient labeling in order of predominance since the 1930s,'' said Bruce Silverglade, CSPI's legal affairs director
248.8 6 okay LTW_ENG_20050614.0110 We have had ingredient labeling in order of predominance since the 1930s, said Bruce Silverglade, CSPI's legal affairs director
248.8 6 okay LTW_ENG_20050719.0047 a think tank opposed to government regulation, responding to a call by the Center for Science in the Public Interest, a consumer membership group, for warning labels on soda cans
248.8 6 okay NYT_ENG_20050111.0306 The Center for Science in the Public Interest, a group often critical of the government and the food industry, displayed the packages to show what children are exposed to in a barrage of food marketing
248.8 6 okay NYT_ENG_20060105.0053 CSPI petitioned the Food and Drug Administration to require trans fat labeling in 1994.
248.8 6 okay NYT_ENG_20060314.0175 That group, along with more than 180 national, state and local organizations, has joined in an effort to push college presidents and the NCAA into banning all television beer advertising during NCAA-sanctioned events
248.8 7 okay AFP_ENG_20050713.0634 It is a major critic of many fast food restaurant chains , and of soft drinks : both those sweetened with sugar , as contributing to obesity , and those sweetened with artificial non-caloric sweeteners , as being of dubious safety .
248.8 7 okay BLOG06-20051212-002-0000681652 According to the CSPI, the main offender at Hardees is their Monster Thickburger, which has two patties, three slices of cheese, and four strips of bacon, for a total of 1,200 calories and 34 grams (almost two days worth) of saturated fat.
248.8 7 okay BLOG06-20051213-068-0013040810 CSPI REACTS TO SETTLEMENT OF KFC DECEPTIVE AD CASE ~ NEWSROOM ~ NEWS FROM CSPI FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE JUNE 3 2004 RELATED LINKS KFC AD CAMPAIGN DRAWS FIRE FROM CSPI CSPI LETTER TO FTC KEEP UPDATED EMAIL UPDATES RSS SYNDICATION PRINT VERSION CSPI REACTS TO SETTLEMENT OF KFC DECEPTIVE AD CASE
248.8 7 okay BLOG06-20051213-068-0013116309 The consumer group today formally petitioned the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to prohibit the use of partially hydrogenated oil as a food ingredient and launched a major grassroots campaign to encourage food manufacturers to reformulate their products.
248.8 7 okay BLOG06-20060109-023-0151904580 Not everyone apparently: CSPI sues Frito Lay over fat replacer olestra
248.8 7 okay BLOG06-20060110-012-0005360054 CSPI Wants Court to Order Labels on Frito Lay Light Chips to Warn of Diarrhea, Stomach Cramps.
248.8 7 okay BLOG06-20060213-001-0031490409 It is a major critic of many fast food restaurant chains , and of soft drinks : both those sweetened with sugar , as contributing to obesity , and those sweetened with artificial non-caloric sweeteners , as being of dubious safety .
248.8 7 okay BLOG06-20060214-003-0014833718 found 21 kid-friendly web sites for Kellogg products, all of which highlighted junk foods
248.8 7 okay LTW_ENG_20050614.0110 The Center for Science in the Public Interest, a nonprofit advocacy group, petitioned the FDA in 1997 to consider percentage ingredient labeling for all packaged goods, but it never got a definitive answer from the agency. The International Association of Consumer Food Organizations, which is led by CSPI, has lobbied percentage labeling since 2000 in the world forum.
248.8 7 okay NYT_ENG_20050111.0306 The Center for Science in the Public Interest, a group often critical of the government and the food industry, displayed the packages to show what children are exposed to in a barrage of food marketing
248.8 7 okay NYT_ENG_20050205.0092 The Center for Science in the Public Interest -- known for such attacks as calling Hardee's Thickburgers "food porn" -- vilified soft drinks.
248.8 7 okay NYT_ENG_20050224.0145 CSPI first sued the FDA
248.8 7 okay NYT_ENG_20050224.0145 sued the FDA over sodium in 1983
248.8 7 okay NYT_ENG_20050224.0145 The CSPI first sued the FDA over sodium in 1983
248.8 7 okay NYT_ENG_20051019.0077 The Center for Science in the Public Interest, a Washington watchdog group known for its harsh criticism of food companies, does not condemn GMOs as a health risk - at least as they are currently used
248.8 7 okay NYT_ENG_20060105.0053 CSPI is after the FDA to ban trans fats in food completely.
248.8 7 okay NYT_ENG_20060118.0311 In addition to the Kellogg-Viacom lawsuit, the Center for Science in the Public Interest has been working with half a dozen lawyers on a possible lawsuit against Coca-Cola
248.8 8 okay AFP_ENG_20050713.0634 The CSPI also campaigned against fast foods using saturated fats starting in 1984 .
248.8 8 okay APW_ENG_20050603.0394 The Washington, D. C. -based Center for Science in the Public Interest, or CSPI, in a report on the industry also raised health concerns about using palm oil and called for manufacturers of biscuits and other snacks to use as little as possible and obtain it from environmentally sustainable sources
248.8 8 okay APW_ENG_20050603.0394 The Washington, D.C.-based Center for Science in the Public Interest, or CSPI, in a report on the industry also raised health concerns about using palm oil and called for manufacturers of biscuits and other snacks to use as little as possible and obtain it from environmentally sustainable sources.
248.8 8 okay BLOG06-20051211-083-0008116121 CSPI also notes that palm oil production is harming the rain forests in Indonesian and Malaysia
248.8 8 okay BLOG06-20051213-068-0013116309 The 37-page petition CSPI filed with the FDA would prohibit the food industry from using partially hydrogenated oils
248.8 8 okay BLOG06-20060213-001-0031490409 The CSPI also campaigned against fast foods using saturated fats starting in 1984 .
248.8 8 okay NYT_ENG_20050119.0181 Olive oil is certainly one of the good oils," the newsletter says.
248.8 8 okay NYT_ENG_20050224.0145 CSPI first sued the FDA over sodium in 1983
248.8 8 okay NYT_ENG_20050224.0145 CSPI is also asking the FDA to set limits on salt in foods that contain the highest levels of sodium and to encourage food manufacturers and restaurants to use less salt
248.8 8 okay NYT_ENG_20050224.0145 is also asking the FDA to set limits on salt in foods that contain the highest levels of sodium and to encourage food manufacturers and restaurants to use less salt. It wants sodium content listed on restaurant menus and prominent labeling of high sodium packaged foods.
248.8 8 okay NYT_ENG_20050224.0145 sued the FDA over sodium in 1983
248.8 8 okay NYT_ENG_20050224.0145 "We agree with CSPI that sodium is a concern with the American diet," says Stephanie Childs, a spokeswoman for the Grocery Manufacturers of America.
248.8 8 okay NYT_ENG_20050224.0219 "Limiting the sodium content of foods is the single most important thing the FDA could do to prevent heart attacks and stroke," said Dr. Michael Jacobson, executive director of the center, a consumer group often critical of the government and the food industry
248.8 8 okay NYT_ENG_20050813.0042 an advocacy group that has warned against trans fats
248.8 8 okay NYT_ENG_20050813.0042 New York City "deserves a medal," said Michael Jacobson, director of the Center for Science in the Public Interest, an advocacy group that has warned against trans fats
248.8 8 okay NYT_ENG_20060105.0053 CSPI is after the FDA to ban trans fats in food completely.
248.8 8 okay NYT_ENG_20060105.0053 CSPI petitioned the Food and Drug Administration to require trans fat labeling in 1994 .
248.8 8 okay NYT_ENG_20060105.0053 CSPI petitioned the Food and Drug Administration to require trans fat labeling in 1994.
248.8 9 okay AFP_ENG_20050713.0634 The CSPI 's Alcohol Policies Project advocates policies to reduce the per capita consumption of alcoholic beverages in the United States .
248.8 9 okay BLOG06-20051213-068-0012992778 For the record, the Center for Science in the Public Interest is a nonprofit organization that advocates for improved nutrition, food-safety, and pro-health alcohol policies
248.8 9 okay BLOG06-20051213-068-0013304962 BEWARE THE SIDE EFFECTS OF ALCOPOPS SAYS CSPI ~ NEWSROOM ~ NEWS FROM CSPI FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE MARCH 18 2004 RELATED LINKS VIEW CSPI 'S AD ADOBE .PDF CSPI 'S PETITION ON ALCOHOL FACTS LABELING CSPI 'S PROPOSED ALCOHOL FACTS LABEL CSPI 'S POLLING DATA ON CALORIES AND ALCOPOPS KEEP UPDATED EMAIL UPDATES RSS SYNDICATION
248.8 9 okay BLOG06-20051213-068-0014082476 It's not just a happy accident for the industry that kids are seeing alcopop ads: This is an industry with a long and shameful history of preying on kids.
248.8 9 okay BLOG06-20060213-001-0031490409 The CSPI 's Alcohol Policies Project advocates policies to reduce the per capita consumption of alcoholic beverages in the United States .
248.8 9 okay LTW_ENG_20060215.0121 The president's decision to speak at the headquarters of a fast-food chain raised eyebrows at the Center for Science in the Public Interest, which describes itself as an ``advocate for nutrition and health, food safety, alcohol policy and sound science.''
248.8 9 okay NYT_ENG_20060314.0175 "College presidents should not be in the business of pitching beer to young fans and the students of their respective universities," said Jay Hedlund, manager of CSPI's Campaign for Alcohol Free Sports on TV.
248.8 9 okay NYT_ENG_20060314.0175 CSPI and others estimate there are 1,700 alcohol-related deaths on college campuses each year
248.8 9 okay NYT_ENG_20060314.0175 CSPI and others estimate there are 1,700 alcohol-related deaths on college campuses each year.
248.8 9 okay NYT_ENG_20060314.0175 That group, along with more than 180 national, state and local organizations, has joined in an effort to push college presidents and the NCAA into banning all television beer advertising during NCAA-sanctioned events
249.8 1 vital APW_ENG_20051121.0054 Past Rhodes Scholars include President Bill Clinton, U.S. Supreme Court Justice David Souter, singer Kris Kristofferson, former presidential candidates Bill Bradley and Wesley Clark, and James William Fulbright, creator of the Fulbright Scholarships. Associated Press writers Erica Ryan in Columbus, Carla K. Johnson in Chicago and Brent Kallestad in Tallahassee, Florida contributed to this story. On the Net:
249.8 1 vital XIN_ENG_20041020.0132 The program named after the former Senator J. William Fulbright wards approximately 4,500 new grants annually
249.8 1 vital XIN_ENG_20041020.0132 The program named after the former Senator J. William Fulbright wards approximately 4,500 new grants annually.
249.8 2 vital BLOG06-20060109-009-0025078737 The program was established to increase mutual understanding between the peoples of the United States and other countries through the exchange of persons , knowledge , and skills .
249.8 2 vital BLOG06-20060129-035-0018640769 And we felt, what better way to do that than through our most important global brand name in inter national education, the Fulbright program
249.8 2 vital NYT_ENG_20050320.0090 At the State Department, Powell will also run the agency's Bureau for Educational and Cultural Affairs, which includes the Fulbright Program and other foreign exchanges
249.8 2 vital NYT_ENG_20050320.0090 At the State Department, Powell will also run the agency's Bureau for Educational and Cultural Affairs, which includes the Fulbright Program and other foreign exchanges.
249.8 2 vital NYT_ENG_20050320.0090 includes the Fulbright Program and other foreign exchanges
249.8 2 vital NYT_ENG_20060201.0135 She 's now teaching in Fresno through the Fulbright Teacher Exchange Program , a program founded in 1946 to help foster an understanding between the United States and other countries .
249.8 2 vital NYT_ENG_20060201.0135 She's now teaching in Fresno through the Fulbright Teacher Exchange Program, a program founded in 1946 to help foster an understanding between the United States and other countries
249.8 2 vital XIN_ENG_20050416.0052 The Fulbright Program, advocated by the former US senator Fulbright, has so far sponsored nearly 30,000 scholars in 140 countries and regions, including 600 Chinese scholars.
249.8 2 vital XIN_ENG_20050416.0052 The Fulbright Program is also a symbol of the strengthened relationship between the two countries and the two peoples.
249.8 2 vital XIN_ENG_20050416.0052 The Fulbright Program is a program of educational grants ( Fulbright Fellowships ) sponsored by the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs of the United States Department of State and by governments in other countries .
249.8 2 vital XIN_ENG_20050416.0052 The program was established to increase mutual understanding between the peoples of the United States and other countries through the exchange of persons , knowledge , and skills .
249.8 3 okay APW_ENG_20051121.0054 Past Rhodes Scholars include President Bill Clinton, U.S. Supreme Court Justice David Souter, singer Kris Kristofferson, former presidential candidates Bill Bradley and Wesley Clark, and James William Fulbright, creator of the Fulbright Scholarships. Associated Press writers Erica Ryan in Columbus, Carla K. Johnson in Chicago and Brent Kallestad in Tallahassee, Florida contributed to this story. On the Net:
249.8 3 okay BLOG06-20051227-005-0001908527 PARTY AT THE EMBASSY-SERVING UP BIRD SIX DEGREES OF SEPERATION PLANET EARTH FUZZY NUMBERS LAUNCH DAY 2/4/2005-THIS POST IS DEDICATED TO JEAN E. HIGGINS THURSDAY FEBRUARY 24 2005 WEEK ONE IN NZ-FULBRIGHT PROGRAM THE FULBRIGHT PROGRAM WAS ESTABLISHED IN 1946 AS AN INITIATIVE OF U.S. SENATOR J. WILLIAM FULBRIGHT
249.8 3 okay BLOG06-20051227-005-0001908527 The Fulbright program was established in 1946 as an initiative of U. S. Senator J. William Fulbright.
249.8 3 okay BLOG06-20051227-005-0001908527 The Fulbright program was established in 1946 as an initiative of U.S. Senator J. William Fulbright.
249.8 3 okay BLOG06-20060109-009-0025078737 The program was created through the efforts of Arkansas Senator J. William Fulbright , who promulgated its passage through the US Senate in 1946. It is considered one of the more prestigious award programs and it operates in 144 countries .
249.8 3 okay XIN_ENG_20050416.0052 Fulbright Program , advocated by the former US senator Fulbright
249.8 3 okay XIN_ENG_20050416.0052 The Fulbright Program , advocated by the former US senator Fulbright , has so far sponsored nearly 30,000 scholars in 140 countries and regions , including 600 Chinese scholars .
249.8 3 okay XIN_ENG_20050416.0052 The Fulbright Program, advocated by the former US senator Fulbright, has so far sponsored nearly 30,000 scholars in 140 countries and regions, including 600 Chinese scholars
249.8 3 okay XIN_ENG_20050416.0052 The Fulbright Program, advocated by the former US senator Fulbright, has so far sponsored nearly 30,000 scholars in 140 countries and regions, including 600 Chinese scholars.
249.8 3 okay XIN_ENG_20050416.0052 The Fulbright Program, advocated by the former US senator Fulbright, has so far sponsored nearly 30,000 scholars in 140 countries and regions, including 600 Chinese scholars. The program annually offers financial support to 50 Chinese scholars to make advanced research in the United States, and 20 US scholars to give teaching in China.
249.8 3 okay XIN_ENG_20050416.0052 The program was created through the efforts of Arkansas Senator J. William Fulbright , who promulgated its passage through the US Senate in 1946. It is considered one of the more prestigious award programs and it operates in 144 countries .
249.8 4 okay BLOG06-20060109-009-0025078737 The initial reach of this program had been primarily European countries , and now the program operates worldwide .
249.8 4 okay BLOG06-20060125-018-0020066635 The program, to be called the Fulbright Science Awards, takes the name of the prestigious intellectual exchange program between the United States and some 150 countries begun after World War II.
249.8 4 okay BLOG06-20060129-035-0018640769 And we felt, what better way to do that than through our most important global brand name in inter national education, the Fulbright program
249.8 4 okay XIN_ENG_20050416.0052 The Fulbright Program , advocated by the former US senator Fulbright , has so far sponsored nearly 30,000 scholars in 140 countries and regions , including 600 Chinese scholars .
249.8 4 okay XIN_ENG_20050416.0052 The Fulbright Program, advocated by the former US senator Fulbright, has so far sponsored nearly 30,000 scholars in 140 countries and regions, including 600 Chinese scholars
249.8 4 okay XIN_ENG_20050416.0052 The Fulbright Program, advocated by the former US senator Fulbright, has so far sponsored nearly 30,000 scholars in 140 countries and regions, including 600 Chinese scholars.
249.8 4 okay XIN_ENG_20050416.0052 The Fulbright Program, advocated by the former US senator Fulbright, has so far sponsored nearly 30,000 scholars in 140 countries and regions, including 600 Chinese scholars. The program annually offers financial support to 50 Chinese scholars to make advanced research in the United States, and 20 US scholars to give teaching in China.
249.8 4 okay XIN_ENG_20050416.0052 The initial reach of this program had been primarily European countries , and now the program operates worldwide .
249.8 4 okay XIN_ENG_20050416.0052 The program was created through the efforts of Arkansas Senator J. William Fulbright , who promulgated its passage through the US Senate in 1946. It is considered one of the more prestigious award programs and it operates in 144 countries .
249.8 5 okay BLOG06-20051215-001-0009742483 The Fulbright program is a prestigious program
249.8 5 okay BLOG06-20051215-001-0009742483 The Fulbright program is a prestigious program.
249.8 5 okay BLOG06-20051215-001-0009742483 The Fulbright program is a prestigious program; schools should be proud of their teachers for going out and seeking this experience
249.8 5 okay BLOG06-20051215-001-0009742483 THE FULBRIGHT PROGRAM IS A PRESTIGIOUS PROGRAM SCHOOLS SHOULD BE PROUD OF THEIR TEACHERS FOR GOING OUT AND SEEKING THIS EXPERIENCE
249.8 5 okay BLOG06-20060109-009-0025078737 The program was created through the efforts of Arkansas Senator J. William Fulbright , who promulgated its passage through the US Senate in 1946. It is considered one of the more prestigious award programs and it operates in 144 countries .
249.8 5 okay BLOG06-20060125-018-0020066635 The program, to be called the Fulbright Science Awards, takes the name of the prestigious intellectual exchange program between the United States and some 150 countries begun after World War II.
249.8 5 okay XIN_ENG_20050416.0052 The program was created through the efforts of Arkansas Senator J. William Fulbright , who promulgated its passage through the US Senate in 1946. It is considered one of the more prestigious award programs and it operates in 144 countries .
250.7 10 okay AFP_ENG_20060128.0041 The cartoonist at the Danish Jyllands-Posten daily received death threats after it published 12 caricatures of the Muslim prophet in September
250.7 10 okay AFP_ENG_20060208.0469 If someone killed the cartoonist responsible for the cartoons in Denmark, the "Taliban will give 100 kilograms (244 pounds) of gold," Mullah Dadullah said in a telephone call to AIP from an unknown location, the Pakistan based private news agency reported.
250.7 10 okay APW_ENG_20060118.1072 Several death threats have been made against those responsible for the cartoons , reportedly resulting in the cartoonists going into hiding .
250.7 10 okay BLOG06-20060212-006-0014165388 In Lebanon Muslim cleric, Omar Bakri Mohammed, banned from Britain for his radical views and now living in Lebanon, called for capital punishment for cartoonists who dare depict the Prophet Mohammed
250.7 10 okay BLOG06-20060213-008-0014955458 Several death threats have been made against those responsible for the cartoons , reportedly resulting in the cartoonists going into hiding .
250.7 11 vital AFP_ENG_20060130.0227 As the case snowballed into a diplomatic crisis, Mandelson discussed the issue of the cartoons with a a senior Saudi Arabian official on Thursday at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.
250.7 11 vital AFP_ENG_20060131.0173 Scores of Arab countries, institutions and organisations have called for a boycott of Danish products as the Muslim outcry over the publication in a Danish newspaper of cartoons of the prophet snowball into a major diplomatic crisis
250.7 11 vital AFP_ENG_20060202.0130 Moeller's comments come as Muslim anger over 12 cartoons published in Danish daily Jyllands-Posten last September depicting Mohammed continued to swell, creating a diplomatic crisis threatening Danish relations with the Islamic world
250.7 11 vital AFP_ENG_20060202.0529 Ghoudary's comments came as Muslim anger continued to balloon over 12 caricatures of Mohammed, which first appeared in Danish daily Jyllands-Posten, provoking burnings of Danish flags, the recalling of ambassadors, boycotts of Danish products and threats of violence against Scandinavians in Muslim countries
250.7 11 vital AFP_ENG_20060203.0222 A Danish government can never apologise on behalf of a free and independant newspaper," Rasmussen told reporters after an hour-long meeting with 76 foreign diplomats to discuss a swelling row over the cartoons, which were first published by Danish newspaper Jyllands-Posten.
250.7 11 vital AFP_ENG_20060203.0403 Muslim envoys protest at reprinting of Mohammed cartoons in Bulgaria
250.7 11 vital AFP_ENG_20060204.0032 Annan urges Muslims to accept Danish paper's apology over Mohammed cartoons
250.7 11 vital AFP_ENG_20060207.0088 Duty Editor: Maxim Kniazkov Tel: (202) 414-0541 -- WORLD HEADLINES -- European embassies targeted in Muslim rage at cartoons Haitians vote in presidential elections Bomb blast kills 13 in southern Afghanistan Dozens of new species found in Indonesian 'Lost World' -- TOP STORIES -- Europe-Islam-media,WRAP COPENHAGEN Western countries demand protection for their embassies as Muslim protests rage over the publication in Europe over cartoons of Prophet Mohammed, and Chechnya strongman announces a ban on Danish
250.7 11 vital AFP_ENG_20060207.0616 The United Nations, European Union and the Organization of the Islamic Conference (OIC) Tuesday expressed alarm over worldwide Muslim fury against Danish cartoons depicting the Prophet Mohammed and urged restraint and dialogue.
250.7 11 vital AFP_ENG_20060212.0045 THE INDONESIAN GOVERNMENT DEPLORED THE DEPARTURE OF DANISH DIPLOMATS FROM THE COUNTRY FOLLOWING DAYS OF PROTESTS LINKED TO THE PUBLICATION OF CARTOONS OF THE PROPHET MOHAMMED FOREIGN MINISTER HASAN WIRAYUDA SAID SUNDAY
250.7 11 vital AFP_ENG_20060212.0316 Europe-Islam-media-Indonesia-Denmark JAKARTA: The Indonesian government deplored the departure of Danish diplomats from the country following days of protests linked to the publication of cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed, Foreign Minister Hasan Wirayuda said.
250.7 11 vital AFP_ENG_20060224.0664 The 12 drawings of Mohammed, which first appeared in Danish daily Jyllands-Posten last September, have over the past month sparked violent protests in Muslim countries against Denmark especially, as well as against other European countries where the cartoons have since been reprinted
250.7 11 vital APW_ENG_20060118.1072 Reaction from the international community was also swift ; the foreign ministries of eleven Islamic countries demanded action from the Danish government , and Libya eventually closed its embassy in Denmark in protest after the government refused to censure the newspaper or apologise .
250.7 11 vital BLOG06-20060213-008-0014955458 Reaction from the international community was also swift ; the foreign ministries of eleven Islamic countries demanded action from the Danish government , and Libya eventually closed its embassy in Denmark in protest after the government refused to censure the newspaper or apologise .
250.7 11 vital XIN_ENG_20060205.0130 Twelve cartoons depicting the Prophet Mohammed, published in a Danish daily last September and reprinted in a Norwegian magazine last month, have sparked an uproar in the Muslim world, since images of the prophet are considered blasphemous by most Muslims
250.7 12 okay BLOG06-20060214-029-0022960826 Portrayals of Mohammed are also common in Western art, especially in book illustrations, especially in France
250.7 1 okay AFP_ENG_20060131.0173 Scores of Arab countries, institutions and organisations have called for a boycott of Danish products as the Muslim outcry over the publication in a Danish newspaper of cartoons of the prophet snowball into a major diplomatic crisis
250.7 1 okay AFP_ENG_20060202.0431 Arla has been the group hardest hit by boycotts of Danish products across the Muslim world, where anger over the publication in a Danish newspaper of 12 cartoons depicting Prophet Mohammed continues to swell
250.7 1 okay AFP_ENG_20060202.0529 Ghoudary's comments came as Muslim anger continued to balloon over 12 caricatures of Mohammed, which first appeared in Danish daily Jyllands-Posten, provoking burnings of Danish flags, the recalling of ambassadors, boycotts of Danish products and threats of violence against Scandinavians in Muslim countries
250.7 1 okay AFP_ENG_20060203.0361 The cartoons sparked a huge uproar in Muslim countries Danish flags have been burned, ambassadors recalled, products boycotted and Scandinavians have been threatened wit.
250.7 1 okay AFP_ENG_20060207.0021 The New Zealand government has warned that about 1. 5 billion dollars (1. 0 billion US) in trade with Muslim countries has been put at risk as a result of the publication controversy.
250.7 1 okay AFP_ENG_20060208.0120 Iranian protestors angry at the publication of the cartoons have attacked the Danish and Norwegian embassies in Tehran while the government has suspended trade with Denmark.
250.7 1 okay AFP_ENG_20060215.0047 Indonesian importers boycott Danish goods over cartoons
250.7 1 okay AFP_ENG_20060302.0326 Scandinavian food group Arla, which has been the chief economic victim of the row Prophet Mohammed cartoons, said Thursday the conflict would cost it 400.0 million Danish kroner (54.0 million euros, 64 million dollars) this year.
250.7 1 okay APW_ENG_20060118.1072 A large consumer boycott was organised in Saudi Arabia , Kuwait , and other Middle East countries .
250.7 1 okay BLOG06-20060210-029-0006095642 Because creating pictures of Mohammed is forbidden in Islam, Muslims are calling for anything from boycotts of Western products to the death of those drawing or publishing the cartoons
250.7 1 okay BLOG06-20060213-008-0014955458 A large consumer boycott was organised in Saudi Arabia , Kuwait , and other Middle East countries .
250.7 2 okay AFP_ENG_20060202.0155 Norway's government announced on Thursday that it had closed its mission in the West Bank to the public after two Palestinian groups issued threats against Norwegian, Danish and French citizens over the publication of cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed
250.7 2 okay AFP_ENG_20060203.0073 JAKARTA: Muslim fury spreads around the world over the publication in Europe of cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed with hardliners storming an office block in Jakarta housing the Danish embassy
250.7 2 okay AFP_ENG_20060203.0361 The cartoons sparked a huge uproar in Muslim countries Danish flags have been burned, ambassadors recalled, products boycotted and Scandinavians have been threatened wit.
250.7 2 okay AFP_ENG_20060205.0073 The clashes come a day after angry crowds stormed the buildings housing the Danish and Norwegian embassies in Damascus, setting fire to both in protest over the publication of cartoons depicting the Prophet Mohammed
250.7 2 okay AFP_ENG_20060207.0088 Duty Editor: Maxim Kniazkov Tel: (202) 414-0541 -- WORLD HEADLINES -- European embassies targeted in Muslim rage at cartoons Haitians vote in presidential elections Bomb blast kills 13 in southern Afghanistan Dozens of new species found in Indonesian 'Lost World' -- TOP STORIES -- Europe-Islam-media,WRAP COPENHAGEN Western countries demand protection for their embassies as Muslim protests rage over the publication in Europe over cartoons of Prophet Mohammed, and Chechnya strongman announces a ban on Danish
250.7 2 okay AFP_ENG_20060207.0134 Muslim anger over cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed boiled over in Asia again Tuesday when a mob attacked the offices of Norway's NATO troops in Afghanistan, leaving one protester dead.
250.7 2 okay AFP_ENG_20060207.0504 Iranian demonstrators on Tuesday for the second day in a row stormed the Danish embassy in Tehran as widespread unrest triggered by the publication of cartoons of Mohammed, first in a Danish newspaper and subsequently in several others in Europe, mounted
250.7 2 okay AFP_ENG_20060211.0262 Danish ambassadors quit Iran, Indonesia over cartoons outcry =(PICTURE)= COPENHAGEN, Feb 11, 2006 The Danish ambassadors to Iran and Indonesia have pulled out because of threats against them over the publication of 12 cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed, seen as blasphemous in the Muslim world,the Danish foreign ministry said Saturday.
250.7 2 okay AFP_ENG_20060211.0263 Danish ambassadors quit Iran, Indonesia due to threats
250.7 2 okay AFP_ENG_20060212.0045 THE INDONESIAN GOVERNMENT DEPLORED THE DEPARTURE OF DANISH DIPLOMATS FROM THE COUNTRY FOLLOWING DAYS OF PROTESTS LINKED TO THE PUBLICATION OF CARTOONS OF THE PROPHET MOHAMMED FOREIGN MINISTER HASAN WIRAYUDA SAID SUNDAY
250.7 2 okay AFP_ENG_20060212.0316 Europe-Islam-media-Indonesia-Denmark JAKARTA: The Indonesian government deplored the departure of Danish diplomats from the country following days of protests linked to the publication of cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed, Foreign Minister Hasan Wirayuda said.
250.7 2 okay AFP_ENG_20060217.0641 Several people were killed late Friday in clashes between Libyan police and demonstrators against the Prophet Mohammed cartoons, who had torched part of the building housing Italy's consulate in the town of Benghazi, Libyan television reported.
250.7 2 okay APW_ENG_20060118.1072 On 4 February , the buildings containing the Danish and Norwegian embassies in Syria were set ablaze , although no one was hurt .
250.7 2 okay BLOG06-20060208-008-0006121961 Lebanese demonstrators have set the Danish embassy in Beirut on fire in protest at the publication of cartoons depicting the Prophet Muhammad .
250.7 2 okay BLOG06-20060208-008-0006121961 Lebanese demonstrators have set the Danish embassy in Beirut on fire in protest at the publication of cartoons depicting the Prophet Muhammad.
250.7 2 okay BLOG06-20060211-001-0001227454 Protesting the Danish cartoons are fine, but Islamic radicals are way out of bounds for setting fire to Danish embassies in Syria and Lebanon.
250.7 2 okay BLOG06-20060213-008-0014955458 On 4 February , the buildings containing the Danish and Norwegian embassies in Syria were set ablaze , although no one was hurt .
250.7 3 vital AFP_ENG_20060131.0348 The cartoons, which first appeared in Danish daily Jyllands Posten last September 30, included ones showing the prophet wearing a time bomb shaped turban and portraying him as a knife wielding nomad flanked by shrouded women.
250.7 3 vital AFP_ENG_20060202.0348 Twelve cartoons of Mohammed including a portrayal of the Islamic religion's founder wearing a bomb-shaped turban
250.7 3 vital AFP_ENG_20060203.0361 The cartoons in question, first published in Denmark in September, include a portrayal of Mohammed wearing a bomb-shaped turban and one showing him as a knife-wielding nomad flanked by two women shrouded in black
250.7 3 vital AFP_ENG_20060207.0509 Protests have erupted around the world since the publication, initially in a Danish newspaper, of cartoons including one depicting the Prophet Mohammed with a turban in the shape of a bomb
250.7 3 vital AFP_ENG_20060210.0119 The 12 cartoons , including one of Mohammed with a bomb inside a turban on his head , appeared at the end of September in Denmark 's best-selling Jyllands-Posten newspaper .
250.7 3 vital AFP_ENG_20060213.0513 The row, sparked by the publication in a Danish newspaper of cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed, including one with him wearing a turban shaped as a bomb, pits defenders of free speech against Muslims who see the cartoons as insulting and blasphemous
250.7 3 vital AFP_ENG_20060218.0384 Dane who drew Mohammed cartoon says he has not regrets LONDON, Feb 18, 200The Danish cartoonist whose depiction of the Prophet Mohammed with a bomb in his turban sparked worldwide furore said Saturday he does not regret his drawing or its publication.
250.7 3 vital APW_ENG_20060118.1072 The drawings , including a depiction of Muhammad with a bomb inside or under his turban , accompanied an article on self-censorship and freedom of speech .
250.7 3 vital APW_ENG_20060313.0952 included one showing him wearing a turban shaped like a bomb
250.7 3 vital BLOG06-20060213-008-0014955458 The drawings , including a depiction of Muhammad with a bomb inside or under his turban , accompanied an article on self-censorship and freedom of speech .
250.7 4 okay AFP_ENG_20060202.0155 Norway's government announced on Thursday that it had closed its mission in the West Bank to the public after two Palestinian groups issued threats against Norwegian, Danish and French citizens over the publication of cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed
250.7 4 okay AFP_ENG_20060202.0529 Ghoudary's comments came as Muslim anger continued to balloon over 12 caricatures of Mohammed, which first appeared in Danish daily Jyllands-Posten, provoking burnings of Danish flags, the recalling of ambassadors, boycotts of Danish products and threats of violence against Scandinavians in Muslim countries
250.7 4 okay AFP_ENG_20060209.0081 Indonesia cancelled a friendly badminton match against Denmark because of security concerns amid angry protests over Danish cartoons depicting the Prophet Mohammed, a sports official said Thursday.
250.7 4 okay AFP_ENG_20060211.0263 The Danish foreign ministry has advised Danish citizens to leave a total of 22 Muslim countries for their safety.
250.7 4 okay AFP_ENG_20060211.0459 IN A WRITTEN STATEMENT THE MINISTRY NOTED THAT AN EXTREMIST GROUP IS ACTIVELY ON THE LOOKOUT FOR DANES AS A MEANS OF PROTESTING AGAINST THE PUBLICATION OF CARTOONS OF MOHAMMED
250.7 4 okay AFP_ENG_20060212.0045 Denmark on Saturday warned its nationals to leave Indonesia, saying it had "credible information" that they were being targeted by extremists seeking vengeance after the publication of cartoons in a Danish newspaper.
250.7 4 okay XIN_ENG_20060211.0286 "Concrete information indicates that an extremist group wishes to actively seek out Danes in protest for the publication of the Prophet Mohammad cartoons," the ministry said in a statement.
250.7 5 vital AFP_ENG_20060128.0071 In a poll for Danish Radio by the Epinion research institute which questioned 579 people in Denmark, 79 percent said Prime Minister Anders Fogh Rasmussen should not apologise on Denmark's behalf, 18 percent said he should and three percent were undecided
250.7 5 vital AFP_ENG_20060130.0414 The cartoons have triggered one of Scandinavia's most serious diplomatic incidents in recent years but a poll published Saturday showed that most Danes felt their government should not apologise over the cartoons.
250.7 5 vital AFP_ENG_20060203.0221 Danish Prime Minister Anders Fogh Rasmussen said Friday he could not apologize for the publication of controversial cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed in his country where newspapers are free of state control.
250.7 5 vital AFP_ENG_20060203.0222 A Danish government can never apologise on behalf of a free and independant newspaper," Rasmussen told reporters after an hour-long meeting with 76 foreign diplomats to discuss a swelling row over the cartoons, which were first published by Danish newspaper Jyllands-Posten.
250.7 5 vital AFP_ENG_20060203.0636 590 words moved Europe-Islam-Media-Denmark-mosque,SCENE COPENHAGEN Muslims in Denmark say they are exasperated by an unapologetic government which they claimed reflected general Danish intolerance towards their religion, as worldwide protests against the publication of Prophet Mohammed cartoons gather pace.
250.7 5 vital AFP_ENG_20060205.0193 THE OIC HAD SLAMMED THE DANISH GOVERNMENT FOR FAILING CATEGORICALLY TO CONDEMN THE PUBLICATION OF CARTOONS DEPICTING THE PROPHET MOHAMMED IN A DANISH DAILY
250.7 5 vital AFP_ENG_20060207.0195 Europe-Islam-media-Denmark-Rasmussen,PROFILE COPENHAGEN Danish Prime Minister Anders Fogh Rasmussen has been hailed for stubbornly standing up for Denmark's freedom of expression but also widely criticized for not trying to calm Muslim tensions over cartoons of Prophet Mohammed earlier
250.7 5 vital AFP_ENG_20060216.0697 Rasmussen said February 3 that he could not apologize for the publication of the cartoons in his country where newspapers are free of state control.
250.7 5 vital APW_ENG_20060118.1072 Reaction from the international community was also swift ; the foreign ministries of eleven Islamic countries demanded action from the Danish government , and Libya eventually closed its embassy in Denmark in protest after the government refused to censure the newspaper or apologise .
250.7 5 vital APW_ENG_20060118.1072 The Danish Prime Minister Anders Fogh Rasmussen said , " The government refuses to apologize because the government does not control the media or a newspaper outlet ; that would be in violation of the freedom of speech " .
250.7 5 vital BLOG06-20060213-008-0014955458 The Danish Prime Minister Anders Fogh Rasmussen said , " The government refuses to apologize because the government does not control the media or a newspaper outlet ; that would be in violation of the freedom of speech " .
250.7 6 okay AFP_ENG_20060208.0300 HACKERS HAVE ATTACKED HUNDREDS OF DANISH WEBSITES IN RECENT DAYS TO PROTEST AGAINST THE PUBLICATION IN DENMARK OF CARTOONS OF PROPHET MOHAMMED INTERNET SECURITY OFFICIALS SAID ON WEDNESDAY
250.7 6 okay AFP_ENG_20060208.0388 Pictures Europe-Islam-media-Denmark-Internet,lead COPENHAGEN Hackers have attacked hundreds of Danish websites in recent days to protest against the publication in Denmark of cartoons of Prophet Mohammed, Internet security officials say.
250.7 6 okay AFP_ENG_20060208.0388 Pictures Europe-Islam-media-Denmark-Internet,lead COPENHAGEN Hackers have attacked hundreds of Danish websites in recent days to protest against the publication in Denmark of cartoons of Prophet Mohammed, Internet security officials say. 500 words 1700 GMT by Slim Allagui
250.7 6 okay AFP_ENG_20060208.0396 lead COPENHAGEN Hackers have attacked hundreds of Danish websites in recent days to protest against the publication in Denmark of cartoons of Prophet Mohammed
250.7 7 vital AFP_ENG_20060128.0041 The cartoons were reprinted in a Norwegian magazine earlier this month sparking uproar in the Muslim world.
250.7 7 vital AFP_ENG_20060131.0541 The 12 cartoons, entitled "The Faces of Mohammed", originally published in the Danish newspaper Jyllands-Posten in September, were reproduced in the Norwegian magazine Magazinet on January 10
250.7 7 vital AFP_ENG_20060202.0445 Muslims around the world have expressed anger and outrage over the 12 cartoons first published in a Danish paper last September and this week in other European publications
250.7 7 vital AFP_ENG_20060202.0690 Hiatt and Richburg said the paper had also ruled out running the cartoons as several European newspapers have done to defend the right to free speech and in solidarity with the Danish newspaper that first published them.
250.7 7 vital AFP_ENG_20060203.0403 Novinar daily newspaper reprinted all 12 cartoons of the Prophet
250.7 7 vital AFP_ENG_20060204.0084 Newspapers in Norway and France reprinted the Danish cartoons.
250.7 7 vital AFP_ENG_20060204.0424 A Portugese museum on Saturday published on its website several of the caricatures of the Prophet Mohammed that have sparked anger across the Muslim world, saying cartoons were one of the most powerful weapons of a free press.
250.7 7 vital AFP_ENG_20060207.0504 Iranian demonstrators on Tuesday for the second day in a row stormed the Danish embassy in Tehran as widespread unrest triggered by the publication of cartoons of Mohammed, first in a Danish newspaper and subsequently in several others in Europe, mounted
250.7 7 vital AFP_ENG_20060209.0483 OTHER FILING PLANS, BY REGION -- EUROPE -- Europe-Islam-media-Norway,2ndlead OSLO Norwegian publication Magazinet seeks reconciliation with Muslims but refuses an unconditional apology for publishing Prophet Mohammed cartoons, a stance reaffirmed by the Danish paper at the origin of the row.
250.7 7 vital AFP_ENG_20060209.0483 OTHER FILING PLANS, BY REGION EUROPE Europe Islam media Norway,2ndlead OSLO Norwegian publication Magazinet seeks reconciliation with Muslims but refuses an unconditional apology for publishing Prophet Mohammed cartoons, a stance reaffirmed by the Danish paper at the origin of the row. 600 words 1630 GMT by Pierre Henry Deshayes.
250.7 7 vital AFP_ENG_20060212.0236 Feb 1-3: Newspapers in several other European countries publish some or all of the cartoons, citing freedom of expression.
250.7 7 vital AFP_ENG_20060213.0331 The 12 cartoons depicting the Prophet Mohammed were first published in the Danish daily Jyllands Posten in September , and subsequently reprinted in much of the European media .
250.7 7 vital APW_ENG_20060118.1072 As the controversy has grown , some or all of the cartoons have been reprinted in newspapers in more than 20 other countries .
250.7 7 vital BLOG06-20060207-002-0023375126 The OmniBlog: Mohammed Cartoon Conflict Gets Even Hotter As Jordan Publishes Cartoons
250.7 7 vital BLOG06-20060213-008-0014955458 As the controversy has grown , some or all of the cartoons have been reprinted in newspapers in more than 20 other countries .
250.7 7 vital BLOG06-20060217-009-0010096863 AFGHAN WARRIOR 2006-02-10 DANISH CARTOONS OF MOHAMMED I STRONGLY CONDEMN THE PUBLICATION OF PROPHET MUHAMMAD 'S CARTOONS IN THE DANISH NEWSPAPER AND SOME OTHER EUROPEAN NEWSPAPERS
250.7 7 vital BLOG06-20060218-003-0008633074 The Daily Star, a Middle Eastern English-language newspaper, reported Feb. 1 that Vebjoern Selbekk, editor in chief of Magazinet, the Norwegian Christian magazine that reprinted the Danish cartoons, said the act was "not aimed at provoking" Muslims and that it was "justifiable under freedom of _expression laws."
250.7 7 vital XIN_ENG_20060205.0130 Twelve cartoons depicting the Prophet Mohammed, published in a Danish daily last September and reprinted in a Norwegian magazine last month, have sparked an uproar in the Muslim world, since images of the prophet are considered blasphemous by most Muslims
250.7 8 vital AFP_ENG_20060204.0387 The 12 cartoons, first published in a Danish newspaper last year and now as far away as New Zealand, have enraged the Muslims across the world because Islamic tradition bans depictions of the Prophet and Allah as blasphemous
250.7 8 vital AFP_ENG_20060205.0164 depicting the prophet Mohammed is banned in Islam.
250.7 8 vital AFP_ENG_20060206.0303 In September, a Danish daily had published a series of 12 cartoons depicting the Prophet Mohammed, something which is banned in Islam.
250.7 8 vital AFP_ENG_20060206.0539 The cartoons have enraged the Arab and Muslim world because Islamic tradition bans depictions of the Prophet and Allah as blasphemous.
250.7 8 vital AFP_ENG_20060211.0262 Danish ambassadors quit Iran, Indonesia over cartoons outcry =(PICTURE)= COPENHAGEN, Feb 11, 2006 The Danish ambassadors to Iran and Indonesia have pulled out because of threats against them over the publication of 12 cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed, seen as blasphemous in the Muslim world,the Danish foreign ministry said Saturday.
250.7 8 vital AFP_ENG_20060211.0352 Europe-Islam-media COPENHAGEN: The Danish ambassadors to Iran and Indonesia have pulled out because of threats against them over the publication of 12 cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed, seen as blasphemous in the Muslim world,the Danish foreign ministry said.
250.7 8 vital APW_ENG_20060118.1072 Although Jyllands-Posten maintains that the drawings were an exercise in free speech , some contend that regardless of faith , the depiction of Muhammad as a terrorist is culturally offensive and blasphemous. However , many others view the cartoons as a form of non-violent protest in response to the violent threats and intimidation experienced by those who publicly criticise Islam .
250.7 8 vital BLOG06-20060210-029-0006095642 Because creating pictures of Mohammed is forbidden in Islam, Muslims are calling for anything from boycotts of Western products to the death of those drawing or publishing the cartoons
250.7 8 vital BLOG06-20060213-008-0014955458 Although Jyllands-Posten maintains that the drawings were an exercise in free speech , some contend that regardless of faith , the depiction of Muhammad as a terrorist is culturally offensive and blasphemous. However , many others view the cartoons as a form of non-violent protest in response to the violent threats and intimidation experienced by those who publicly criticise Islam .
250.7 8 vital XIN_ENG_20060205.0130 Twelve cartoons depicting the Prophet Mohammed, published in a Danish daily last September and reprinted in a Norwegian magazine last month, have sparked an uproar in the Muslim world, since images of the prophet are considered blasphemous by most Muslims
250.7 9 okay AFP_ENG_20060204.0032 Annan urges Muslims to accept Danish paper's apology over Mohammed cartoons
250.7 9 okay AFP_ENG_20060204.0032 urged Muslims around the world to accept the apology offered by a Danish newspaper which published cartoons of Prophet Mohammed seen as offending their religion
250.7 9 okay AFP_ENG_20060209.0483 OTHER FILING PLANS, BY REGION -- EUROPE -- Europe-Islam-media-Norway,2ndlead OSLO Norwegian publication Magazinet seeks reconciliation with Muslims but refuses an unconditional apology for publishing Prophet Mohammed cartoons, a stance reaffirmed by the Danish paper at the origin of the row.
250.7 9 okay AFP_ENG_20060209.0483 OTHER FILING PLANS, BY REGION EUROPE Europe Islam media Norway,2ndlead OSLO Norwegian publication Magazinet seeks reconciliation with Muslims but refuses an unconditional apology for publishing Prophet Mohammed cartoons, a stance reaffirmed by the Danish paper at the origin of the row. 600 words 1630 GMT by Pierre Henry Deshayes.
251.7 10 vital BLOG06-20060113-006-0008712504 A patient with active Lyme disease may have a negative test.
251.7 10 vital BLOG06-20060113-006-0008712504 Because assays for anti- , and a patient with active Lyme disease may have a negative test
251.7 10 vital BLOG06-20060113-006-0008712504 SAFETYCONVERSATIONCOM BLOG ARCHIVE LYME DISEASE TEST KITS POTENTIAL FOR MISDIAGNOSIS SAFETYCONVERSATIONCOM THE SAFETY INFORMATION BLOG PREVENTING LYME DISEASE INFECTION ALPHABETICAL SITE MAP LYME DISEASE TEST KITS POTENTIAL FOR MISDIAGNOSIS JOHNSON RC JOHNSON BJB
251.7 10 vital NYT_ENG_20050601.0063 Lyme disease remains a controversial, clinical diagnosis
251.7 10 vital NYT_ENG_20050601.0063 Lyme disease remains a controversial, clinical diagnosis, with false negatives and false positives, dozens of physical and neurological symptoms, and a penchant for mimicking other maladies such as fibromyalgia, Parkinson's disease, arthritis, multiple sclerosis, and Lou Gehrig's disease
251.7 10 vital NYT_ENG_20050601.0063 remains a controversial, clinical diagnosis, with false negatives and false positives, dozens of physical and neurological symptoms, and a penchant for mimicking other maladies such as fibromyalgia, Parkinson's disease, arthritis, multiple sclerosis, and Lou Gehrig's disease. Though some people develop a bull's eye rash after being bitten by a tick, many do not. Complicating matters is the issue of co infection many of those with Lyme also suffer from other tick borne illnesses such as babesiosis, ehrlichiosis, and bartonella.
251.7 10 vital NYT_ENG_20050709.0198 A 2004 report by the Lyme Disease Association cited ongoing debates in the medical community about whether Lyme is adequately diagnosed and treated in the United States
251.7 10 vital NYT_ENG_20050722.0342 According to more conventional medical sources on Lyme disease, the symptoms exhibited by Sexton were almost the exact opposite of those usually associated with the disease. The CDC says Lyme disease, which is transmitted to humans through the bite of an infected deer tick, "most often presents with a characteristic "bull's eye' rash . . . accompanied by nonspecific symptoms such as fever, malaise, fatigue, headache, muscle aches (myalgia), and joint aches (arthralgia)." The CDC does note that late stage, untreated Lyme disease occasionally can produce "cognitive disorders, sleep disturbance, fatigue and personality changes.".
251.7 10 vital NYT_ENG_20050822.0095 Doctors who tested Courcier in March at the Mayo Clinic in Scottsdale, Ariz., ruled out Lyme, a tick borne illness, as an explanation for the disabling pain and exhaustion he was suffering.
251.7 10 vital NYT_ENG_20050822.0265 (Rina Castelnuovo/The New York Times) (NYT9) DALLAS, Texas -- Aug. 22, 2005 -- SCI-LYME-TESTS -- After several rounds of testing, Steve Courcier, a 38-year-old executive from Dallas was told both that he had Lyme disease and that he didn't.
251.7 11 okay BLOG06-20060125-028-0014167740 People with late-stage Lyme disease may develop a neurologic disorder characterized by personality changes and problems with thinking or memory that persist in spite of antibiotic treatment
251.7 11 okay NYT_ENG_20050601.0063 Lyme disease remains a controversial, clinical diagnosis, with false negatives and false positives, dozens of physical and neurological symptoms, and a penchant for mimicking other maladies such as fibromyalgia, Parkinson's disease, arthritis, multiple sclerosis, and Lou Gehrig's disease
251.7 11 okay NYT_ENG_20050709.0198 But some researchers say medicine is only beginning to understand how a Lyme infection can cause symtoms that can be mistaken for something else, like the use of drugs or a mental illness
251.7 11 okay NYT_ENG_20050717.0166 Lyme disease has many symptoms , but skin symptoms , arthritis and various neurological symptoms are usually present .
251.7 11 okay NYT_ENG_20050722.0342 According to more conventional medical sources on Lyme disease, the symptoms exhibited by Sexton were almost the exact opposite of those usually associated with the disease
251.7 11 okay NYT_ENG_20050722.0342 In a deposition in a workers' compensation appeals case in 2002, Dr. Swami asserted that Lyme disease "is mistaken for everything, for all sorts of arthritis, or all sorts of psychiatric existence, cardiac problems, you name it.".
251.7 1 vital BLOG06-20051216-052-0009397212 12/29/2005: Lyme DiseaseLyme disease is an infection that's spread by Ixodes
251.7 1 vital BLOG06-20051222-019-0016392151 Lyme disease or Lyme borreliosis is an infectious tick-borne disease , caused by the Borrelia spirochete , a gram-negative microorganism .
251.7 1 vital BLOG06-20060113-006-0008712504 SAFETYCONVERSATIONCOM BLOG ARCHIVE LYME DISEASE TEST KITS POTENTIAL FOR MISDIAGNOSIS SAFETYCONVERSATIONCOM THE SAFETY INFORMATION BLOG PREVENTING LYME DISEASE INFECTION ALPHABETICAL SITE MAP LYME DISEASE TEST KITS POTENTIAL FOR MISDIAGNOSIS JOHNSON RC JOHNSON BJB
251.7 1 vital NYT_ENG_20050601.0063 DeMaria acknowledges that Lyme disease is a `` huge problem '' in Massachusetts , one of the most prevalent infectious diseases , and one of the most underdiagnosed .
251.7 1 vital NYT_ENG_20050601.0063 DeMaria acknowledges that Lyme disease is a "huge problem" in Massachusetts, one of the most prevalent infectious diseases, and one of the most underdiagnosed.
251.7 1 vital NYT_ENG_20050601.0063 DeMaria acknowledges that Lyme disease is a huge problem in Massachusetts, one of the most prevalent infectious diseases, and one of the most underdiagnosed.
251.7 1 vital NYT_ENG_20050601.0063 Kriste, her four siblings, her mother, and the family dog have all been diagnosed with Lyme disease, a infectious disease that is caused by microscopic bacteria carried by deer ticks and that can be difficult to diagnose and treat
251.7 1 vital NYT_ENG_20050601.0063 remains a controversial, clinical diagnosis, with false negatives and false positives, dozens of physical and neurological symptoms, and a penchant for mimicking other maladies such as fibromyalgia, Parkinson's disease, arthritis, multiple sclerosis, and Lou Gehrig's disease. Though some people develop a bull's eye rash after being bitten by a tick, many do not. Complicating matters is the issue of co infection many of those with Lyme also suffer from other tick borne illnesses such as babesiosis, ehrlichiosis, and bartonella.
251.7 1 vital NYT_ENG_20050601.0063 with Lyme disease, a infectious Lyme disease that is caused by microscopic bacteria carried by deer
251.7 1 vital NYT_ENG_20050709.0198 Swami diagnosed Lyme Disease, caused by tick-borne bacteria he said has infected Sexton's organs
251.7 1 vital NYT_ENG_20050709.0198 Swami diagnosed Lyme Disease, caused by tick-borne bacteria he said has infected Sexton's organs.
251.7 1 vital NYT_ENG_20050717.0166 Lyme disease or Lyme borreliosis is an infectious tick-borne disease , caused by the Borrelia spirochete , a gram-negative microorganism .
251.7 1 vital NYT_ENG_20050822.0095 The antibiotics used to treat Lyme disease can also cause complications, including severe allergic reactions.
251.7 1 vital XIN_ENG_20051102.0049 infectious diseases include Lyme disease.
251.7 2 vital APW_ENG_20050707.0937 is caused by the bite of infected deer ticks and can cause arthritis, neurological problems and encephalitis, a potentially fatal brain inflammation. Early signs include a red bulls eye rash that slowly expands and flulike symptoms.
251.7 2 vital APW_ENG_20050707.0937 Lyme disease is caused by the bite of infected deer ticks.
251.7 2 vital APW_ENG_20050707.0937 Lyme disease is caused by the bite of infected deer ticks and can cause arthritis, neurological problems and encephalitis, a potentially fatal brain inflammation
251.7 2 vital APW_ENG_20050707.0937 Lyme disease is caused by the bite of infected deer ticks and can cause arthritis, neurological problems and encephalitis, a potentially fatal brain inflammation.
251.7 2 vital BLOG06-20051222-019-0016392151 Lyme disease or Lyme borreliosis is an infectious tick-borne disease , caused by the Borrelia spirochete , a gram-negative microorganism .
251.7 2 vital LTW_ENG_20050705.0071 ticks are carrying lyme disease
251.7 2 vital NYT_ENG_20050518.0133 An Open Book on Lyme," Tan will be joined by other writers talking about their battles with the disease, transmitted by a tick bite, which can mimic major depression and in its chronic form can cause arthritis, cognitive loss and fatigue
251.7 2 vital NYT_ENG_20050601.0063 with Lyme disease, a infectious Lyme disease that is caused by microscopic bacteria carried by deer
251.7 2 vital NYT_ENG_20050717.0166 It's related to Borrelia burgdorferi, which causes Lyme disease and is found in deer ticks
251.7 2 vital NYT_ENG_20050717.0166 Lyme disease or Lyme borreliosis is an infectious tick-borne disease , caused by the Borrelia spirochete , a gram-negative microorganism .
251.7 2 vital NYT_ENG_20050717.0166 related to Borrelia burgdorferi, which causes Lyme disease and is found in deer ticks
251.7 2 vital NYT_ENG_20050722.0342 The CDC says Lyme disease, which is transmitted to humans through the bite of an infected deer tick, "most often presents with a characteristic "bull's-eye' rash
251.7 2 vital NYT_ENG_20050722.0342 The CDC says Lyme disease, which is transmitted to humans through the bite of an infected deer tick, "most often presents with a characteristic "bull's-eye' rash .  .  .  accompanied by nonspecific symptoms such as fever, malaise, fatigue, headache, muscle aches (myalgia), and joint aches (arthralgia)
251.7 2 vital NYT_ENG_20050816.0079 Lyme disease, which causes joint pain, fatigue, and heart and nervous system abnormalities, is carried and transmitted to people by deer ticks
251.7 2 vital NYT_ENG_20050822.0095 Doctors who tested Courcier in March at the Mayo Clinic in Scottsdale, Ariz., ruled out Lyme, a tick borne illness, as an explanation for the disabling pain and exhaustion he was suffering.
251.7 2 vital NYT_ENG_20050901.0118 The antibiotics are used to subdue the bacteria that causes Lyme disease, which is transmitted through the bite of an infected deer tick.
251.7 2 vital NYT_ENG_20050901.0118 The antibiotics are used to subdue the bacteria that causes Lyme disease, which is transmitted through the bite of an infected deer tick. The Sextons are not sure where Wyatt might have been exposed to the tick.
251.7 3 vital BLOG06-20060113-006-0008712504 A patient with active Lyme disease may have a negative test.
251.7 3 vital BLOG06-20060113-006-0008712504 SAFETYCONVERSATIONCOM BLOG ARCHIVE LYME DISEASE TEST KITS POTENTIAL FOR MISDIAGNOSIS SAFETYCONVERSATIONCOM THE SAFETY INFORMATION BLOG PREVENTING LYME DISEASE INFECTION ALPHABETICAL SITE MAP LYME DISEASE TEST KITS POTENTIAL FOR MISDIAGNOSIS JOHNSON RC JOHNSON BJB
251.7 3 vital NYT_ENG_20050509.0076 The vast, lumpy terrain of Lyme disease is a confusing place for doctor and patient alike.
251.7 3 vital NYT_ENG_20050518.0133 It is a newly formed ad hoc group associated with the Lyme Disease Association that is seeking to raise money and awareness about Lyme disease, with about 24,000 cases reported in 2002 representing only about one tenth of the actual cases, according to association officials.
251.7 3 vital NYT_ENG_20050601.0063 DeMaria acknowledges that Lyme disease is a `` huge problem '' in Massachusetts , one of the most prevalent infectious diseases , and one of the most underdiagnosed .
251.7 3 vital NYT_ENG_20050601.0063 DeMaria acknowledges that Lyme disease is a "huge problem" in Massachusetts, one of the most prevalent infectious diseases, and one of the most underdiagnosed.
251.7 3 vital NYT_ENG_20050601.0063 DeMaria acknowledges that Lyme disease is a huge problem in Massachusetts, one of the most prevalent infectious diseases, and one of the most underdiagnosed.
251.7 3 vital NYT_ENG_20050601.0063 Kriste, her four siblings, her mother, and the family dog have all been diagnosed with Lyme disease, a infectious disease that is caused by microscopic bacteria carried by deer ticks and that can be difficult to diagnose and treat
251.7 3 vital NYT_ENG_20050601.0063 Lyme disease remains a controversial, clinical diagnosis
251.7 3 vital NYT_ENG_20050601.0063 Lyme disease remains a controversial, clinical diagnosis, with false negatives and false positives, dozens of physical and neurological symptoms, and a penchant for mimicking other maladies such as fibromyalgia, Parkinson's disease, arthritis, multiple sclerosis, and Lou Gehrig's disease
251.7 3 vital NYT_ENG_20050601.0063 the rashes, ear infections, headaches, stomach and joint pain, the fatigue, fevers, rashes, cognitive and mood issues
251.7 3 vital NYT_ENG_20050709.0198 A 2004 report by the Lyme Disease Association cited ongoing debates in the medical community about whether Lyme is adequately diagnosed and treated in the United States
251.7 3 vital NYT_ENG_20050709.0198 A 2004 report by the Lyme Disease Association cited ongoing debates in the medical community about whether Lyme is adequately diagnosed and treated in the United States.
251.7 3 vital NYT_ENG_20050713.0106 There's some speculation that the limited number of Lyme disease cases that are diagnosed in Florida might actually be in large part this other disease, with similar symptoms.
251.7 3 vital NYT_ENG_20050717.0166 Lyme disease cases in Florida often exhibit strange symptoms, said Carina Blackmore, the acting state public health veterinarian
251.7 3 vital NYT_ENG_20050722.0342 According to more conventional medical sources on Lyme disease, the symptoms exhibited by Sexton were almost the exact opposite of those usually associated with the disease
251.7 3 vital NYT_ENG_20050822.0265 (Rina Castelnuovo/The New York Times) (NYT9) DALLAS, Texas -- Aug. 22, 2005 -- SCI-LYME-TESTS -- After several rounds of testing, Steve Courcier, a 38-year-old executive from Dallas was told both that he had Lyme disease and that he didn't.
251.7 4 okay BLOG06-20060125-028-0014167740 People with late-stage Lyme disease may develop a neurologic disorder characterized by personality changes and problems with thinking or memory that persist in spite of antibiotic treatment
251.7 4 okay NYT_ENG_20050509.0076 The vast, lumpy terrain of Lyme disease is a confusing place for doctor and patient alike.
251.7 4 okay NYT_ENG_20050601.0063 Kriste, her four siblings, her mother, and the family dog have all been diagnosed with Lyme disease, a infectious disease that is caused by microscopic bacteria carried by deer ticks and that can be difficult to diagnose and treat
251.7 4 okay NYT_ENG_20050709.0198 A 2004 report by the Lyme Disease Association cited ongoing debates in the medical community about whether Lyme is adequately diagnosed and treated in the United States
251.7 4 okay NYT_ENG_20050709.0198 A 2004 report by the Lyme Disease Association cited ongoing debates in the medical community about whether Lyme is adequately diagnosed and treated in the United States.
251.7 5 okay APW_ENG_20050707.0937 is caused by the bite of infected deer ticks and can cause arthritis, neurological problems and encephalitis, a potentially fatal brain inflammation. Early signs include a red bulls eye rash that slowly expands and flulike symptoms.
251.7 5 okay BLOG06-20051222-019-0016392151 " bull ' s-eye " rash ( erythema migrans ) - a circle or ring of inflamed skin surrounding the initial tick bite ) or papular ( raised ) rash
251.7 5 okay NYT_ENG_20050717.0166 " bull ' s-eye " rash ( erythema migrans ) - a circle or ring of inflamed skin surrounding the initial tick bite ) or papular ( raised ) rash
251.7 5 okay NYT_ENG_20050717.0166 The man 's rash looked like the red `` bull 's eye '' rash found in Lyme disease .
251.7 5 okay NYT_ENG_20050717.0166 The man's rash looked like the red "bull's eye" rash found in Lyme disease.
251.7 5 okay NYT_ENG_20050722.0342 The CDC says Lyme disease, which is transmitted to humans through the bite of an infected deer tick, "most often presents with a characteristic "bull's-eye' rash
251.7 5 okay NYT_ENG_20050722.0342 The CDC says Lyme disease, which is transmitted to humans through the bite of an infected deer tick, "most often presents with a characteristic "bull's-eye' rash . . .
251.7 5 okay NYT_ENG_20050722.0342 The CDC says Lyme disease, which is transmitted to humans through the bite of an infected deer tick, "most often presents with a characteristic "bull's-eye' rash .  .  .  accompanied by nonspecific symptoms such as fever, malaise, fatigue, headache, muscle aches (myalgia), and joint aches (arthralgia)
251.7 6 okay NYT_ENG_20050713.0106 BC-FLA-LYME-DISEASE (Undated) -- The CDC is gathering evidence on a Lyme disease-like disease that is showing up in Florida, caused by the lone star tick.
251.7 6 okay NYT_ENG_20050714.0011 diagnosed in Florida might actually be in large part this other disease, with similar symptoms
251.7 6 okay NYT_ENG_20050714.0011 NATIONAL A CODE BC-FLA-LYME-DISEASE UNDATED THE CDC IS GATHERING EVIDENCE ON A LYME DISEASE-LIKE DISEASE THAT IS SHOWING UP IN FLORIDA CAUSED BY THE LONE STAR TICK
251.7 6 okay NYT_ENG_20050714.0011 There's some speculation that the limited number of Lyme disease cases that are diagnosed in Florida might actually be in large part this other disease, with similar symptoms
251.7 6 okay NYT_ENG_20050715.0341 BC-FL-LYME (Tampa) - The CDC is gathering evidence on a Lyme disease-like illness that is showing up in Florida, caused by the lone star tick
251.7 6 okay NYT_ENG_20050715.0341 BC-FL-LYME (Tampa) - The CDC is gathering evidence on a Lyme disease-like illness that is showing up in Florida, caused by the lone star tick. Florida doctors are sending specimens to the federal agency, which says it doesn't know much about this disease.
251.7 6 okay NYT_ENG_20050717.0166 Doctors think that, like Lyme disease, STARI is caused by a bacterium spread by tick bites.
251.7 6 okay NYT_ENG_20050717.0166 I believe most things called Lyme disease in Florida are this separate disease
251.7 6 okay NYT_ENG_20050717.0166 I believe most things called Lyme disease in Florida are this separate disease, said Dr. N. Lawrence Edwards, vice chairman of the medicine department at the University of Florida College of Medicine
251.7 6 okay NYT_ENG_20050717.0166 "I believe most things called Lyme disease in Florida are this separate disease," said Dr. N. Lawrence Edwards, vice chairman of the medicine department at the University of Florida College of Medicine. "I have seen Lyme . . . but it's almost always in patients who summer in Connecticut or Maryland, and shortly after leaving come down with the symptoms.".
251.7 6 okay NYT_ENG_20050730.0201 The connection to Lyme disease was made when two people in Tallahassee read of Sexton's behavior and called his father to say their children suffered from Lyme disease and exhibited similar symptoms.
251.7 7 okay AFP_ENG_20050221.0389 Deforestation, construction, the expansion of cities and pollution of coastal waters are promoting conditions in which new and old pathogens such as dengue fever, malaria, lyme disease and bilharzia thrive, she said.
251.7 7 okay BLOG06-20051222-019-0016392151 The number of cases of the disease have been increasing , as are endemic regions in the United States .
251.7 7 okay NYT_ENG_20050717.0166 The number of cases of the disease have been increasing , as are endemic regions in the United States .
251.7 7 okay NYT_ENG_20050822.0095 Nationally, reported cases of Lyme disease have more than doubled in a decade, to at least 23,963 in 2003 (the most recent year for which statistics are available) from fewer than 9,000 in 199.
251.7 7 okay NYT_ENG_20050822.0095 Nationally, reported cases of Lyme disease have more than doubled in a decade, to at least 23,963 in 2003 (the most recent year for which statistics are available) from fewer than 9,000 in 1993
251.7 7 okay XIN_ENG_20051102.0049 For example , Lyme disease , the most widespread vector-borne disease , is currently increasing in North America as winters warm .
251.7 7 okay XIN_ENG_20051102.0049 For example, Lyme disease, the most widespread vector-borne disease, is currently increasing in North America as winters warm.
251.7 8 okay APW_ENG_20050707.0937 is caused by the bite of infected deer ticks and can cause arthritis, neurological problems and encephalitis, a potentially fatal brain inflammation. Early signs include a red bulls eye rash that slowly expands and flulike symptoms.
251.7 8 okay APW_ENG_20050707.0937 Lyme disease is caused by the bite of infected deer ticks and can cause arthritis, neurological problems and encephalitis, a potentially fatal brain inflammation
251.7 8 okay APW_ENG_20050707.0937 Lyme disease is caused by the bite of infected deer ticks and can cause arthritis, neurological problems and encephalitis, a potentially fatal brain inflammation.
251.7 8 okay BLOG06-20051222-019-0016392151 Lyme disease passed on to children via the mother, can cause congenital lyme disease, resulting in cardiac problems and autism
251.7 8 okay BLOG06-20051222-019-0016392151 Over the years , researchers there identified additional features of the disease , including an unidentified pathogen , its response to penicillin , the role of the Ixodes tick ( wood tick ) as its vector , and symptoms that included not only the rash but additional ones that affected the nervous system .
251.7 8 okay BLOG06-20060125-028-0014167740 People with late-stage Lyme disease may develop a neurologic disorder characterized by personality changes.
251.7 8 okay BLOG06-20060125-028-0014167740 People with late-stage Lyme disease may develop a neurologic disorder characterized by personality changes and problems with thinking or memory that persist in spite of antibiotic treatment
251.7 8 okay LTW_ENG_20050705.0071 Lyme disease , named in 1975 after it was first reported in Lyme , Conn. , can cause heart trouble , fainting spells , vision problems and arthritis if left untreated .
251.7 8 okay LTW_ENG_20050705.0071 Lyme disease, named in 1975 after it was first reported in Lyme, Conn., can cause heart trouble, fainting spells, vision problems and arthritis if left untreated
251.7 8 okay NYT_ENG_20050601.0063 Lyme disease remains a controversial, clinical diagnosis, with false negatives and false positives, dozens of physical and neurological symptoms, and a penchant for mimicking other maladies such as fibromyalgia, Parkinson's disease, arthritis, multiple sclerosis, and Lou Gehrig's disease
251.7 8 okay NYT_ENG_20050717.0166 Over the years , researchers there identified additional features of the disease , including an unidentified pathogen , its response to penicillin , the role of the Ixodes tick ( wood tick ) as its vector , and symptoms that included not only the rash but additional ones that affected the nervous system .
251.7 8 okay NYT_ENG_20050722.0342 According to more conventional medical sources on Lyme disease, the symptoms exhibited by Sexton were almost the exact opposite of those usually associated with the disease
251.7 8 okay NYT_ENG_20050722.0342 In a deposition in a workers' compensation appeals case in 2002, Dr. Swami asserted that Lyme disease "is mistaken for everything, for all sorts of arthritis, or all sorts of psychiatric existence, cardiac problems, you name it.".
251.7 8 okay NYT_ENG_20050730.0201 The connection to Lyme disease was made when two people in Tallahassee read of Sexton's behavior and called his father to say their children suffered from Lyme disease and exhibited similar symptoms.
251.7 8 okay NYT_ENG_20050816.0079 causes joint pain, fatigue
251.7 8 okay NYT_ENG_20050816.0079 lyme disease , which causes joint pain ,
251.7 8 okay NYT_ENG_20050816.0079 Lyme disease, which causes joint pain, fatigue, and heart and nervous system abnormalities, is carried and transmitted to people by deer ticks.
251.7 8 okay NYT_ENG_20050822.0095 Doctors who tested Courcier in March at the Mayo Clinic in Scottsdale, Ariz., ruled out Lyme, a tick borne illness, as an explanation for the disabling pain and exhaustion he was suffering.
251.7 9 okay BLOG06-20051222-019-0016392151 Lyme disease is reported in nearly every state in the U.S. , but there are concentrated areas in the northeast , mid-Atlantic states , Wisconsin , Minnesota , and northern California .
251.7 9 okay NYT_ENG_20050124.0077 -- Patterns: Last November's red-blue breakdown closely resembles the distribution of Lyme disease.
251.7 9 okay NYT_ENG_20050124.0098 A map showing results from the last presidential election is "remarkably similar" to a map of the distribution of cases of Lyme disease
251.7 9 okay NYT_ENG_20050124.0098 A map showing results from the last presidential election is "remarkably similar" to a map of the distribution of cases of Lyme disease, a brief article in the current Lancet medical journal points out
251.7 9 okay NYT_ENG_20050124.0098 A map showing results from the last presidential election is "remarkably similar" to a map of the distribution of cases of Lyme disease, a brief article in the current Lancet medical journal points out.
251.7 9 okay NYT_ENG_20050124.0098 The 19 blue states those won by Sen. John Kerry account for 95 percent of the cases of Lyme disease reported in 2002, they wrote
251.7 9 okay NYT_ENG_20050601.0063 DeMaria acknowledges that Lyme disease is a `` huge problem '' in Massachusetts , one of the most prevalent infectious diseases , and one of the most underdiagnosed .
251.7 9 okay NYT_ENG_20050601.0063 DeMaria acknowledges that Lyme disease is a "huge problem" in Massachusetts, one of the most prevalent infectious diseases, and one of the most underdiagnosed.
251.7 9 okay NYT_ENG_20050709.0198 Most cases of Lyme Disease are reported in northeastern states, still, Florida does have enough cases to be classified as a "low" risk state, above the bottom rating of "minimal or no risk.
251.7 9 okay NYT_ENG_20050717.0166 Lyme disease is reported in nearly every state in the U.S. , but there are concentrated areas in the northeast , mid-Atlantic states , Wisconsin , Minnesota , and northern California .
251.7 9 okay NYT_ENG_20050722.0342 Baldelli grew up in Rhode Island, in the heart of the North Atlantic region where Lyme disease is most often contracted
251.7 9 okay NYT_ENG_20050722.0342 Baldelli grew up in Rhode Island, in the heart of the North Atlantic region where Lyme disease is most often contracted.
252.8 10 vital BLOG06-20060110-028-0018435890 In 1986 the first catalogs were sent out .
252.8 10 vital NYT_ENG_20041003.0051 American Girl, the direct marketer of historical dolls for young girls, opened American Girl Place in Rockefeller Plaza last year.
252.8 10 vital NYT_ENG_20041003.0051 of other retail experiments, particularly the American Girl Place, which features in-store activities and entertainment based on American Girl dolls, Disney executives hope to bring a little bit of Disneyland to Fifth Avenue, even as they look to sell off the bulk of the company's retail outlets
252.8 10 vital NYT_ENG_20041122.0116 Besides 10 million dolls and 100 million books sold, the American Girl empire includes a magazine, retail and entertainment sites in Chicago and New York, and a Web site where girls can buy clothes that allow them to dress like their dolls
252.8 10 vital NYT_ENG_20041122.0116 the American Girl empire includes a magazine, retail and entertainment sites in Chicago and New York, and a Web site where girls can buy clothes that allow them to dress like their dolls
252.8 10 vital NYT_ENG_20041122.0248 If the dolls , the books and the American Girl Place store on New York 's Fifth Avenue were not so astonishingly successful
252.8 10 vital NYT_ENG_20041122.0248 In 1986 the first catalogs were sent out .
252.8 10 vital NYT_ENG_20050517.0177 Anyone with a young daughter, granddaughter, or niece knows how popular American Girl dolls are. In New York City, the Affinia 50 executive club suite hotel, around the corner from the American Girl Place, is offering a little something for girls staying with their families: a complimentary American Girl gift bag, with a doll tea set, activity sheets, visiting tips, and an in room Dream Big Pillow for the doll to rest on. Rates start at $199.
252.8 10 vital NYT_ENG_20051209.0071 There are departments not just to purchase the dolls, but to outfit them and style their hair as well.
252.8 1 vital BLOG06-20051224-030-0013688459 I say kudos to the makers of American Girl dolls, who've designed their toys to reflect a collective role of women in history and culture...
252.8 1 vital BLOG06-20060109-033-0007103932 Most dolls also represent a certain time in history. 4 Responses to ' American Girls are mixed too !
252.8 1 vital BLOG06-20060110-028-0018435890 The most well known line is the American Girl Collection , which includes eight dolls from America 's history and two that are " best friend " dolls .
252.8 1 vital LTW_ENG_20041223.0030 American Girl went a step further by providing books to go with their historical period dolls.
252.8 1 vital LTW_ENG_20041223.0030 The problem here is the story line that goes along with the dolls. Barbie had a huge repertoire of scripts from astronaut Barbie to President Barbie. American Girl went a step further by providing books to go with their historical period dolls.
252.8 1 vital LTW_ENG_20041228.0013 There are also plenty of Josafinas (from 1824 New Mexico), Addys (the escaped slave community of Civil War Philadelphia), Felicitys (1774 Williamsburg) and the others
252.8 1 vital NYT_ENG_20041122.0116 Or how it's the first movie to try to capitalize on the extremely popular (and profitable) line of American Girl historical dolls, books and accessories
252.8 1 vital NYT_ENG_20041122.0248 The most well known line is the American Girl Collection , which includes eight dolls from America 's history and two that are " best friend " dolls .
252.8 1 vital NYT_ENG_20041122.0248 The original American Girls, each one representing a different period in American history, include Felicity, 1774 ("a spunky, sprightly Colonial girl")
252.8 1 vital NYT_ENG_20041122.0248 The original American Girls, each one representing a different period in American history, include Felicity, 1774 ("a spunky, sprightly Colonial girl");
252.8 1 vital NYT_ENG_20041122.0248 The original American Girls, each one representing a different period in American history, include Felicity, 1774 ( a spunky, sprightly Colonial girl ); Kirsten, 1854 ( a pioneer girl of strength and spirit ); Addy, 1864 ( a courageous girl determined to be free ); Josefina, 1824 ( an Hispanic girl whose heart and hopes are as big as the New Mexico sky ); and Molly, 1944 (who schemes and dreams on the home front during World War II )
252.8 1 vital NYT_ENG_20060326.0006 And with her parents and twin brother, Sean, she toured historical displays in Williamsburg, Va., and Washington, D.C., purporting to show the lives of American Girl dolls from colonial and Victorian times.
252.8 1 vital NYT_ENG_20060326.0006 by Mattel -- added Addy, an African American doll from the Civil War era, to its historical
252.8 1 vital NYT_ENG_20060326.0006 Yet every other major racial group is already represented in American Girl's premier showcase, its collection of historical dolls.
252.8 2 okay BLOG06-20051224-030-0013688459 I say kudos to the makers of American Girl dolls, who've designed their toys to reflect a collective role of women in history and culture...
252.8 2 okay BLOG06-20051228-015-0001677213 There are all colors of dolls over at American Girl.
252.8 2 okay BLOG06-20060110-028-0018435890 American Girl worked closely with the Nez Perce Indians to create Kaya. She is the only doll that does not smile with her mouth open ( baring one 's teeth is considered rude in Nez Perce culture ) , and no other doll shares her face mold .
252.8 2 okay LTW_ENG_20041228.0013 There are also plenty of Josafinas (from 1824 New Mexico), Addys (the escaped slave community of Civil War Philadelphia), Felicitys (1774 Williamsburg) and the others
252.8 2 okay NYT_ENG_20041122.0116 Samantha was one of the first three American Girl dolls introduced in 1986, and as depicted here, she joins the illustrious tradition of bighearted female orphans in adolescent culture
252.8 2 okay NYT_ENG_20041122.0116 Samantha was one of the first three American Girl dolls introduced in 1986, and as depicted here, she joins the illustrious tradition of bighearted female orphans in adolescent culture.
252.8 2 okay NYT_ENG_20041122.0248 American Girl worked closely with the Nez Perce Indians to create Kaya. She is the only doll that does not smile with her mouth open ( baring one 's teeth is considered rude in Nez Perce culture ) , and no other doll shares her face mold .
252.8 2 okay NYT_ENG_20041122.0248 The original American Girls, each one representing a different period in American history, include Felicity, 1774 ( a spunky, sprightly Colonial girl ); Kirsten, 1854 ( a pioneer girl of strength and spirit ); Addy, 1864 ( a courageous girl determined to be free ); Josefina, 1824 ( an Hispanic girl whose heart and hopes are as big as the New Mexico sky ); and Molly, 1944 (who schemes and dreams on the home front during World War II )
252.8 2 okay NYT_ENG_20060326.0006 by Mattel -- added Addy, an African American doll from the Civil War era, to its historical
252.8 2 okay NYT_ENG_20060326.0006 Josefina, a Mexican American doll from the early 1800s, appeared in 1997, followed by Kaya, an American Indian doll from the 1700s, in 2002.
252.8 2 okay NYT_ENG_20060326.0006 With its characteristic emphasis both on diversity and independent female role models
252.8 2 okay NYT_ENG_20060326.0006 With its characteristic emphasis both on diversity and independent female role models, American Girl -- which is owned by Mattel -- added Addy, an African American doll from the Civil War era, to its historical collection in 1993
252.8 3 vital BLOG06-20060110-028-0018435890 Rowland decided to cordinate a doll line and corresponding books that portrayed 9-year-old girls from the history of the United States of America .
252.8 3 vital BLOG06-20060111-025-0028422217 There are books that you can buy, like the American Girls series, that are companions to the dolls to flesh out history
252.8 3 vital LTW_ENG_20041223.0030 American Girl went a step further by providing books to go with their historical period dolls.
252.8 3 vital LTW_ENG_20041223.0030 The problem here is the story line that goes along with the dolls. Barbie had a huge repertoire of scripts from astronaut Barbie to President Barbie. American Girl went a step further by providing books to go with their historical period dolls.
252.8 3 vital NYT_ENG_20041122.0116 Besides 10 million dolls and 100 million books sold, the American Girl empire includes a magazine, retail and entertainment sites in Chicago and New York, and a Web site where girls can buy clothes that allow them to dress like their dolls
252.8 3 vital NYT_ENG_20041122.0116 Or how it 's the first movie to try to capitalize on the extremely popular -LRB- and profitable -RRB- line of American Girl historical dolls , books and accessories .
252.8 3 vital NYT_ENG_20041122.0248 And the appeal of the American Girls Collection goes beyond the easily read books, well-made dolls and elaborate accessories (tiny tea sets, embroidered purses and "Dress Like Your Doll" matching outfits)
252.8 3 vital NYT_ENG_20041122.0248 ) And using the movie as a promotional tool, Mattel, which owns American Girl, is selling a line of new products, including a Nellie doll, Samantha's best friend and the first "friend" doll to join the American Girls Collection
252.8 3 vital NYT_ENG_20041122.0248 (A table at the all-pink American Girl Cafe in New York has to be reserved months in advance.) And using the movie as a promotional tool, Mattel, which owns American Girl, is selling a line of new products, including a Nellie doll, Samantha's best friend and the first "friend" doll to join the American Girls Collection.
252.8 3 vital NYT_ENG_20041122.0248 Rowland decided to cordinate a doll line and corresponding books that portrayed 9-year-old girls from the history of the United States of America .
252.8 3 vital NYT_ENG_20041122.0248 The most well known line is the American Girl Collection , which includes eight dolls from America 's history and two that are " best friend " dolls .
252.8 3 vital NYT_ENG_20050517.0177 Anyone with a young daughter, granddaughter, or niece knows how popular American Girl dolls are. In New York City, the Affinia 50 executive club suite hotel, around the corner from the American Girl Place, is offering a little something for girls staying with their families: a complimentary American Girl gift bag, with a doll tea set, activity sheets, visiting tips, and an in room Dream Big Pillow for the doll to rest on. Rates start at $199.
252.8 3 vital NYT_ENG_20051123.0099 Jessica, Amber, 7-year-old Amanda and 9-year-old Gloria want Cabbage Patch Kids and Babies ($20-$30, ages 3 and older), American Girl doll accessories, (outfits run about $20, ages 3 and up) or the new My Scene Barbie ($18-plus, ages 6 and up).
252.8 4 okay NYT_ENG_20060326.0006 "But it bothers me that none of those dolls looks Chinese.
252.8 4 okay NYT_ENG_20060326.0006 Chinese American doll with the story line set
252.8 4 okay NYT_ENG_20060326.0006 I wanted to see an American Girl doll with an Asian American story
252.8 4 okay NYT_ENG_20060326.0006 Or the Japanese American doll?
252.8 4 okay NYT_ENG_20060326.0006 showcases America's Asian history
252.8 4 okay NYT_ENG_20060326.0006 Still, she says: "I wanted to see an American Girl doll with an Asian American story
252.8 4 okay NYT_ENG_20060326.0006 Still, she says: "I wanted to see an American Girl doll with an Asian American story.
252.8 4 okay NYT_ENG_20060326.0006 wanted to see an American Girl dolls with an Asian American story
252.8 4 okay NYT_ENG_20060326.0006 wanted to see an American Girl doll with an Asian American story
252.8 4 okay NYT_ENG_20060326.0006 Yet American Girl 's Parks says the company has seen no recent outpouring of requests for an Asian American historical doll .
252.8 4 okay NYT_ENG_20060326.0006 Yet American Girl's Parks says the company has seen no recent outpouring of requests for an Asian American historical doll
252.8 4 okay NYT_ENG_20060326.0006 Yet American Girl's Parks says the company has seen no recent outpouring of requests for an Asian American historical doll.
252.8 5 okay APW_ENG_20051014.1067 American Girl, a subsidiary of Mattel Inc., said the "I Can" initiative supports three specific Girls Inc. programs _ building girls' skills in science and math
252.8 5 okay APW_ENG_20051014.1067 American Girl, a subsidiary of Mattel Inc., said the "I Can" initiative supports three specific Girls Inc. programs _ building girls' skills in science and math, developing leadership skills, and encouraging athletic skills and team spirit
252.8 5 okay APW_ENG_20051014.1067 The league's executive director, Ann Scheidler, said her organization might call for a boycott of American Girl's products and organize picketing at its stores in Chicago and New York if the company doesn't sever ties with Girls Inc
252.8 5 okay BLOG06-20051213-027-0007552118 Pro-life protesters, including some American Girl dolls, are scheduled to picket the American Girl Place superstore in New York City tomorrow to protest the company's association with a group that promotes abortion rights and lesbianism.
252.8 5 okay BLOG06-20051228-015-0001677213 The American Girl Doll Company, owned by Mattel, continues its affiliation with Girls, Inc.  despite the concerns of customers.
252.8 5 okay NYT_ENG_20051021.0183 GIRL TALKIT WAS a natural fit when American Girl - manufacturer of a popular line of dolls portraying life from the mid-1700s through World War II - announced this fall that it would fund programs sponsored by the national philanthropy Girls Incorporated.
252.8 5 okay NYT_ENG_20051021.0183 The American Girl "I Can" program calls on girls to make this pledge: "I can be myself, follow my dreams, and always do my best.
252.8 5 okay NYT_ENG_20051115.0037 American Girl is donating money to Girls Inc., a nonprofit group that provides educational programs to girls at risk. The group also supports abortion and gay rights.
252.8 5 okay NYT_ENG_20051115.0037 donating money to Girls Inc., a nonprofit group
252.8 6 okay BLOG06-20051230-022-0006699486 from CBSNEWS.COM (CBS) With $379 million in sales last year, the American Girl dolls are just like the girls who adore them wholesome and sweet and rooted in American history.
252.8 6 okay BLOG06-20051230-022-0006699486 -LRB- CBS -RRB- With $ 379 million in sales last year , the American Girl dolls are just like the girls who adore them wholesome and sweet and rooted in American history .
252.8 6 okay BLOG06-20060110-028-0018435890 American Girl was started in 1985 by Pleasant T. Rowland of her frustration of not being able to find dolls that were high-quality , wholesome and educational .
252.8 6 okay BLOG06-20060111-025-0028422217 The Addy doll in the American Girl series deals with Addy escaping to freedom
252.8 6 okay LTW_ENG_20041214.0069 But the pricey and elaborate characters with costumes from various historical periods are as much a hit with mothers as with kids and are seen as ``heirlooms'' or collectors' items as much as toys
252.8 6 okay LTW_ENG_20041223.0030 American Girl went a step further by providing books to go with their historical period dolls.
252.8 6 okay NYT_ENG_20041122.0248 American Girl was started in 1985 by Pleasant T. Rowland of her frustration of not being able to find dolls that were high-quality , wholesome and educational .
252.8 6 okay NYT_ENG_20041122.0248 And the appeal of the American Girls Collection goes beyond the easily read books, well made dolls and elaborate accessories (tiny tea sets, embroidered purses and "Dress Like Your Doll" matching outfits).
252.8 6 okay NYT_ENG_20041122.0248 And the appeal of the American Girls Collection goes beyond the easily read books, well-made dolls and elaborate accessories (tiny tea sets, embroidered purses and "Dress Like Your Doll" matching outfits)
252.8 6 okay NYT_ENG_20041122.0248 She decided to create dolls that not only taught history interactively , but kept girls from growing up too fast .
252.8 6 okay NYT_ENG_20041122.0248 The original American Girls, each one representing a different period in American history, include Felicity, 1774 ("a spunky, sprightly Colonial girl");
252.8 6 okay NYT_ENG_20041122.0248 The original American Girls, each one representing a different period in American history, include Felicity, 1774 ( a spunky, sprightly Colonial girl ); Kirsten, 1854 ( a pioneer girl of strength and spirit ); Addy, 1864 ( a courageous girl determined to be free ); Josefina, 1824 ( an Hispanic girl whose heart and hopes are as big as the New Mexico sky ); and Molly, 1944 (who schemes and dreams on the home front during World War II )
252.8 6 okay NYT_ENG_20051115.0037 Its latest high-profile crusade is against American Girl, a line of dolls and books that help young girls learn about certain periods of American history
252.8 6 okay NYT_ENG_20060326.0006 At 17, the high school senior from Elk Grove, Calif., is much too old now for American Girl. But she's thinking of majoring in history in college that's how strongly American Girl influenced her.
252.8 6 okay NYT_ENG_20060326.0006 When she was 9, she fell in love with American Girl's historical dolls representing different eras in American history, each with a set of entertaining books that showed slices of the past through the eyes of a spunky female character
252.8 7 okay BLOG06-20060109-033-0007103932 get a bit more modern with the creation with Jess
252.8 7 okay BLOG06-20060110-028-0018435890 There are also a few other popular lines , most notably the Just Like You and Bitty Baby lines .
252.8 7 okay NYT_ENG_20041122.0248 There are also a few other popular lines , most notably the Just Like You and Bitty Baby lines .
252.8 7 okay NYT_ENG_20060326.0006 a contemporary doll named Jess, described as having a Japanese American mother and Irish American father
252.8 7 okay NYT_ENG_20060326.0006 And she says the company has had good response to its first biracial doll -- a contemporary doll named Jess, described as having a Japanese American mother and Irish American father
252.8 7 okay NYT_ENG_20060326.0006 And she says the company has had good response to its first biracial doll a contemporary doll named Jess, described as having a Japanese American mother and Irish American father
252.8 7 okay NYT_ENG_20060326.0006 But she points out that parents can custom order "Just Like You" dolls with a selection of skin tones and facial features.
252.8 7 okay NYT_ENG_20060326.0006 The company, which also produces a line of contemporary dolls, promotes its eight historical dolls with the phrase "Every Story Has a Star."
252.8 8 okay BLOG06-20060110-028-0018435890 American Girl was started in 1985 by Pleasant T. Rowland of her frustration of not being able to find dolls that were high-quality , wholesome and educational .
252.8 8 okay LTW_ENG_20050503.0007 His wife Pleasant Rowland, creator of the American Girl dolls, decided to donate a record-breaking $200 million to expand the downtown center.
252.8 8 okay LTW_ENG_20050503.0007 Madison was already a Midwest center for arts and culture when native son W. Jerome Frautschi and his wife Pleasant Rowland, creator of the American Girl dolls, decided to donate a record breaking $200 million to expand the downtown center.
252.8 8 okay LTW_ENG_20050503.0007 Madison was already a Midwest center for arts and culture when native son W. Jerome Frautschi and his wife Pleasant Rowland, creator of the American Girl dolls, decided to donate a record-breaking $200 million to expand the downtown center.
252.8 8 okay NYT_ENG_20041122.0248 American Girl was started in 1985 by Pleasant T. Rowland of her frustration of not being able to find dolls that were high-quality , wholesome and educational .
252.8 9 okay BLOG06-20060110-028-0018435890 American Girl ( formerly Pleasant Company ) is a company currently owned by Mattel that makes 18 " dolls for girls ages eight and up .
252.8 9 okay NYT_ENG_20041122.0248 American Girl ( formerly Pleasant Company ) is a company currently owned by Mattel that makes 18 " dolls for girls ages eight and up .
252.8 9 okay NYT_ENG_20051123.0099 Jessica, Amber, 7-year-old Amanda and 9-year-old Gloria want Cabbage Patch Kids and Babies ($20-$30, ages 3 and older), American Girl doll accessories, (outfits run about $20, ages 3 and up) or the new My Scene Barbie ($18-plus, ages 6 and up)
253.8 10 okay APW_ENG_20060321.0808 The opening song of composer Kurt Weill's jazz-influenced score, "Die Moritaet von Mackie Messer" was adapted by Louis Armstrong as "Mack the Knife.".
253.8 10 okay APW_ENG_20060321.0808 The work has been translated and performed around the world, and the opening song of composer Kurt Weill's jazz-influenced score, "Die Moritaet von Mackie Messer" was adapted by Louis Armstrong as "Mack the Knife
253.8 10 okay APW_ENG_20060321.0808 The work has been translated and performed around the world, and the opening song of composer Kurt Weill's jazz-influenced score, "Die Moritaet von Mackie Messer" was adapted by Louis Armstrong as "Mack the Knife."
253.8 10 okay NYT_ENG_20041228.0080 Armstrong first gave the song a jazzy flair, but it was Darin who really transformed Kurt Weill and Bertolt Brecht's dirge about a ruthless murderer into a full-on swingin' affair
253.8 10 okay NYT_ENG_20041229.0054 And though Louis Armstrong and Ella Fitzgerald recorded wonderful renditions of "Mack the Knife," Darin's is the gold standard.
253.8 10 okay NYT_ENG_20041229.0054 Armstrong first gave the song a jazzy flair , but it was Darin who really transformed Kurt Weill and Bertolt Brecht 's dirge about a ruthless murderer into a full-on swingin ' affair .
253.8 10 okay NYT_ENG_20041229.0054 Armstrong first gave the song a jazzy flair, but it was Darin who really transformed Kurt Weill and Bertolt Brecht's dirge about a ruthless murderer into a full on swingin' affair.
253.8 11 vital NYT_ENG_20041024.0105 It also meant atonal and avant garde music by the likes of Arnold Schoenberg, Alban Berg and Kurt Weill, as well as jazz, swing and anything associated with black American music.
253.8 11 vital NYT_ENG_20041024.0105 It also meant atonal and avant-garde music by the likes of Arnold Schoenberg, Alban Berg and Kurt Weill, as well as jazz, swing and anything associated with black American music
253.8 11 vital NYT_ENG_20041024.0105 It also meant atonal and avant-garde music by the likes of Arnold Schoenberg, Alban Berg and Kurt Weill, as well as jazz, swing and anything associated with black American music.
253.8 12 vital APW_ENG_20060321.0808 After growing up in a religious Jewish family , and composing a series of works before he was 20 ( A song cycle Ofrahs Lieder , a String Quartet and a Suite for orchestra ) , he studied music composition with Ferruccio Busoni in Berlin and wrote his first symphony .
253.8 12 vital BLOG06-20051207-060-0017570148 After growing up in a religious Jewish family , and composing a series of works before he was 20 ( A song cycle Ofrahs Lieder , a String Quartet and a Suite for orchestra ) , he studied music composition with Ferruccio Busoni in Berlin and wrote his first symphony .
253.8 12 vital BLOG06-20060114-009-0032412846 Alsop handling a disc of Kurt Weill's two symphonies with the Bournemouth Symphony.
253.8 12 vital BLOG06-20060114-009-0032412846 In addition to the Bernstein disc , the recordings show Alsop handling Brahms with the London Symphony Orchestra , and a disc of Kurt Weill 's two symphonies with the Bournemouth Symphony .
253.8 12 vital BLOG06-20060114-009-0032412846 In addition to the Bernstein disc, the recordings show Alsop handling Brahms with the London Symphony Orchestra, and a disc of Kurt Weill's two symphonies with the Bournemouth Symphony
253.8 13 vital BLOG06-20051210-079-0002142807 13, 1933 and received a historic off-Broadway production (with Weill's wife Lotte Lenya as Jenny) from 1955 to 1961
253.8 1 okay APW_ENG_20060321.0808 It was a reworking of John Gay 's The Beggar 's Opera .
253.8 1 okay BLOG06-20051207-060-0017570148 It was a reworking of John Gay 's The Beggar 's Opera .
253.8 1 okay NYT_ENG_20060224.0369 That 's Kurt Weill's mordant 1928 reworking of John Gay's 18th-century "Beggar's Opera.".
253.8 1 okay NYT_ENG_20060224.0369 That 's `` The Threepenny Opera , '' Bertolt Brecht and Kurt Weill 's mordant 1928 reworking of John Gay 's 18th-century `` Beggar 's Opera .
253.8 1 okay NYT_ENG_20060224.0369 That's "The Threepenny Opera," Bertolt Brecht and Kurt Weill's mordant 1928 reworking of John Gay's 18th century "Beggar's Opera."
253.8 1 okay NYT_ENG_20060224.0369 That's "The Threepenny Opera," Bertolt Brecht and Kurt Weill's mordant 1928 reworking of John Gay's 18th-century "Beggar's Opera.
253.8 1 okay NYT_ENG_20060224.0369 That's "The Threepenny Opera," Bertolt Brecht and Kurt Weill's mordant 1928 reworking of John Gay's 18th-century "Beggar's Opera."
253.8 2 okay APW_ENG_20050306.0532 In 1941, Rittmann became a concert accompanist for de Mille, who invited her to be dance arranger for the 1943 Kurt Weill musical "One Touch of Venus," which de Mille choreographed
253.8 2 okay APW_ENG_20050306.0532 In 1941, Rittmann became a concert accompanist for de Mille, who invited her to be dance arranger for the 1943 Kurt Weill musical "One Touch of Venus," which de Mille choreographed.
253.8 2 okay NYT_ENG_20050310.0003 She was a concert pianist for the choreographer Agnes de Mille , who then took her on as dance arranger in 1943 when she choreographed the Kurt Weill musical `` One Touch of Venus .
253.8 2 okay NYT_ENG_20050310.0003 She was a concert pianist for the choreographer Agnes de Mille, who then took her on as dance arranger in 1943 when she choreographed the Kurt Weill musical "One Touch of Venus
253.8 2 okay NYT_ENG_20050310.0003 She was a concert pianist for the choreographer Agnes de Mille, who then took her on as dance arranger in 1943 when she choreographed the Kurt Weill musical "One Touch of Venus.
253.8 2 okay NYT_ENG_20050310.0003 She was a concert pianist for the choreographer Agnes de Mille, who then took her on as dance arranger in 1943 when she choreographed the Kurt Weill musical "One Touch of Venus.".
253.8 4 okay LTW_ENG_20051214.0145 granted Tyler a leave of absence in 1945 so she could appear on Broadway in the Kurt Weill musical, ``The Firebrand of Florence,'' which closed after a month.
253.8 4 okay LTW_ENG_20051214.0145 the Kurt Weill musical, ``The Firebrand of Florence,'' closed after a month.
253.8 4 okay LTW_ENG_20051214.0145 The studio granted Tyler a leave of absence in 1945 so she could appear on Broadway in the Kurt Weill musical , `` The Firebrand of Florence , ' ' which closed after a month .
253.8 4 okay LTW_ENG_20051214.0145 The studio granted Tyler a leave of absence in 1945 so she could appear on Broadway in the Kurt Weill musical, ``The Firebrand of Florence,'' which closed after a month.
253.8 5 okay APW_ENG_20051223.0261 lived revival starring Sting as Macheath and Maureen McGovern as Polly
253.8 6 vital APW_ENG_20060321.0808 Weill fled Nazi Germany in March 1933 .
253.8 6 vital BLOG06-20051207-060-0017570148 Weill fled Nazi Germany in March 1933 .
253.8 6 vital NYT_ENG_20050219.0140 Paul Hindemith, Kurt Weill, and others had fled the country, so Hartmann could easily have seized the opportunity to advance his own position, but he chose not to.  He played no role in the cultural politics of the time, and he silenced himself - none of his music was performed in Germany
253.8 7 okay LTW_ENG_20050822.0109 Recently given a hit revival by Botelho and Moeller, the musical is an adaptation of Bertolt Brecht and Kurt Weill's ``The Threepenny Opera.'' Audiences for Broadway imports and Brazilian musicals tend to overlap here, and there's a fair amount of creative interbreeding among directors, producers and performers.
253.8 8 okay BLOG06-20060127-023-0401110515 Inspired by the works of Bertolt Brecht and Kurt Weill , Urinetown is an irreverently humorous satire in which no one is safe from scrutiny .
253.8 8 okay NYT_ENG_20050914.0061 Veloudos, who's also the Lyric's artistic director, makes "Urinetown: The Musical" into an homage, particularly of Bertolt Brecht and Kurt Weill's "Threepenny."
253.8 9 okay NYT_ENG_20050919.0066 One of the great revelations in Dylan's autobiography, "Chronicles: Volume One," was what a profound influence the songs of Bertolt Brecht and Kurt Weill had on him
253.8 9 okay NYT_ENG_20050919.0066 One of the great revelations in Dylan's autobiography, "Chronicles: Volume One," was what a profound influence the songs of Bertolt Brecht and Kurt Weill had on him.
254.8 10 okay LTW_ENG_20050505.0090 Chanel espoused the ``democratization of elegance,'' says Harold Koda, the Costume Institute's chief curator
254.8 10 okay LTW_ENG_20050505.0090 Chanel espoused the ``democratization of elegance,'' says Harold Koda, the Costume Institute's chief curator.
254.8 11 okay AFP_ENG_20051007.0235 But Lagerfeld's focus remained firmly on today's young Chanel woman with the latest incarnation of the house's classic tweed suit fire engine red with a large flower on the lapel.
254.8 11 okay APW_ENG_20050506.0054 The house became especially famous with its signature Chanel No. 5 fragrance - so called as it was the fifth attempt at creating a Chanel perfume that Coco Chanel liked - and the popular Chanel suit , an elegant creation comprised of a knee-length skirt and trim , boxy jacket , traditionally made of woven wool with black trim and gold buttons and worn with large costume-pearl necklaces .
254.8 11 okay LTW_ENG_20050505.0090 It has left its mark on the fashion industry with such signatures as tweed suits, camellia brooches, little black dresses and quilted handbags.
254.8 11 okay LTW_ENG_20050506.0049 And it has left its mark on the fashion industry with such signatures as tweed suits, camellia brooches, little black dresses and quilted handbags
254.8 11 okay LTW_ENG_20050509.0067 They were corseted dollops of meringue till Chanel came along with her get-real fashion sense, swiping tweed and wool jersey from menswear and sportswear
254.8 11 okay NYT_ENG_20041008.0128 Chanel, a traditional source of great tweed jackets, skirts and daytime or cocktail dresses, as well as bags and shoes, wants to capture attention as a provider
254.8 11 okay NYT_ENG_20050706.0155 Of course, the softly tailored Chanel tweed suit gets plenty of play
254.8 12 okay APW_ENG_20050506.0054 Chanel had "retired" from fashion after her lacy romantic collections of the 1930s that were the precursor the 1960s' bohemian look
254.8 12 okay NYT_ENG_20050706.0155 Chanel also had a romantic period, with lace dresses boasting ruffles, full skirts.
254.8 12 okay NYT_ENG_20050706.0155 Chanel also had a romantic period, with lace dresses boasting ruffles, full skirts and flounces.
254.8 1 vital APW_ENG_20050506.0054 After Chanel became a high fashion trademark , many brands mimicked her designs ; the only difference between the two items is often the higher quality of the Chanel brand .
254.8 1 vital BLOG06-20051228-002-0000223571 After Chanel became a high fashion trademark , many brands mimicked her designs ; the only difference between the two items is often the higher quality of the Chanel brand .
254.8 1 vital LTW_ENG_20050505.0090 It has left its mark on the fashion industry with such signatures as tweed suits, camellia brooches, little black dresses and quilted handbags.
254.8 1 vital NYT_ENG_20050503.0062 remains an influence in the world of haute couture
254.8 1 vital NYT_ENG_20050503.0062 THE METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART COSTUME INSTITUTE HAS WOVEN HER CONTRIBUTIONS TO 20TH-CENTURY AND CONTEMPORARY FASHION WITH AN EXHIBIT OF 60 DESIGNS AND ACCESSORIES BY GABRIELLE CHANEL 1883-1971 AND KARL LAGERFELD HER SUCCESSOR AT THE HOUSE OF CHANEL
254.8 1 vital NYT_ENG_20050503.0062 Three decades after her death, Coco Chanel remains an influence in the world of haute couture
254.8 1 vital NYT_ENG_20050503.0062 Three decades after her death, Coco Chanel remains an influence in the world of haute couture.
254.8 1 vital NYT_ENG_20050609.0061 Gabrielle "Coco" Chanel (1883-1971) brought fashion into the 20th century
254.8 1 vital NYT_ENG_20050609.0061 Gabrielle "Coco" Chanel (1883-1971) brought fashion into the 20th century, turning what been a form of neo-medieval pageantry
254.8 1 vital NYT_ENG_20050609.0061 She liberated couture, freeing it of frills and cinches, simultaneously stripping it down and opening it up. The Chanel look is one of vibrant contemporaneity - and that's no less true of the designs she did then than it is of those executed now by Karl Lagerfeld, who has overseen the House of Chanel since 1983
254.8 1 vital NYT_ENG_20050609.0061 She was also an entrepreneur who paved the way for a Ralph Lauren or Calvin Klein, making the House of Chanel a pioneer in branding and cross marketing.
254.8 1 vital NYT_ENG_20050609.0061 SHE WAS ALSO AN ENTREPRENEUR WHO PAVED THE WAY FOR A RALPH LAUREN OR CALVIN KLEIN MAKING THE HOUSE OF CHANEL A PIONEER IN BRANDING AND CROSS-MARKETING
254.8 1 vital NYT_ENG_20050609.0061 She was also an entrepreneur who paved the way for a Ralph Lauren or Calvin Klein, making the House of Chanel a pioneer in branding and cross-marketing. (Perhaps her most enduring creation, and surely the most lucrative, wasn't a dress but a scent: Chanel No. 5. ) Above all, Chanel was a cultural icon, a subject of continuing popular fascination who demonstrated how liberated a successful woman could and could not be during the first two-thirds of the last century
254.8 1 vital NYT_ENG_20050706.0155 Before you go , it would be wise to read up on Chanel , whom some regard as one of the most influential fashion designers of the 20th century .
254.8 1 vital NYT_ENG_20050706.0155 Before you go, it would be wise to read up on Chanel, whom some regard as one of the most influential fashion designers of the 20th century
254.8 1 vital NYT_ENG_20050706.0155 Before you go, it would be wise to read up on Chanel, whom some regard as one of the most influential fashion designers of the 20th century.
254.8 2 okay AFP_ENG_20041006.0514 Karl Lagerfeld will reportedly try to recreate the atmosphere of the new ad campaign for the iconic fragrance Chanel No. 5, starring Oscar-winning actress Nicole Kidman and directed by her
254.8 2 okay AFP_ENG_20041006.0514 Karl Lagerfeld will reportedly try to recreate the atmosphere of the new ad campaign for the iconic fragrance Chanel No.  5, starring Oscar-winning actress Nicole Kidman and directed by her "Moulin Rouge" director Baz Luhrmann
254.8 2 okay AFP_ENG_20041207.0324 Thurman follows a long line of famous actresses to have recently stepped into the promotion of perfumes or ready to wear, including Nicole Kidman for Chanel, Charlize Theron for Dior and Charlotte Gainsbourg for Gerard Darel.
254.8 2 okay BLOG06-20051220-004-0009639774 Nicole Kidman stars in adverts for Chanel no. 5 fragrance and Vanessa Paradis models for ChanelÃ¢ÂÂs accessory line Ligne Cambon
254.8 2 okay BLOG06-20051226-014-0020220074 -That Chanel commercial with Nicole Kidman is gorgeous.
254.8 2 okay BLOG06-20060214-005-0012915450 But chief designer Lagerfield insists the label needs more sophisticated icons , such as film star NICOLE KIDMAN - who advertises signature scent Chanel Number 5 -LRB- corr -RRB- .
254.8 3 vital APW_ENG_20050506.0054 A dress from a Chanel collection of the 1920s can stand beside a dress from today and it's hard to tell which one is older. Is it the dropped waist dress in pale yellow satin adorned with a camellia corsage or is it the gray silk satin dress with a covered buttons streaming down the back?.
254.8 3 vital APW_ENG_20050506.0054 But perhaps Chanel's greatest contribution to the world of fashion was the idea of timelessness
254.8 3 vital NYT_ENG_20050609.0061 Even Chanel's designs from the '20s retain a vibrant contemporaneity.
254.8 3 vital NYT_ENG_20050609.0061 " She liberated couture, freeing it of frills and cinches, simultaneously stripping it down and opening it up.  The Chanel look is one of vibrant contemporaneity - and that's no less true of the designs she did then than it is of those executed now by Karl Lagerfeld, who has overseen the House of Chanel since 1983
254.8 3 vital NYT_ENG_20050609.0061 The Chanel look is one of vibrant contemporaneity - and that's no less true of the designs she did then than it is of those executed now by Karl Lagerfeld, who has overseen the House of Chanel since 1983
254.8 3 vital NYT_ENG_20050609.0061 The Chanel look is one of vibrant contemporaneity - and that's no less true of the designs she did then than it is of those executed now by Karl Lagerfeld, who has overseen the House of Chanel since 1983.
254.8 3 vital NYT_ENG_20050609.0061 The Chanel look is one of vibrant contemporaneity and that's no less true of the designs she did then than it is of those executed now by Karl Lagerfeld, who has overseen the House of Chanel since 1983.
254.8 3 vital NYT_ENG_20050609.0061 THE CHANEL LOOK IS ONE OF VIBRANT CONTEMPORANEITY AND THAT 'S NO LESS TRUE OF THE DESIGNS SHE DID THEN THAN IT IS OF THOSE EXECUTED NOW BY KARL LAGERFELD WHO HAS OVERSEEN THE HOUSE OF CHANEL SINCE 1983
254.8 3 vital NYT_ENG_20050609.0061 unnoticed - but the stares would be directed at the high quality of her attire, not its datedness
254.8 3 vital NYT_ENG_20050706.0155 One of Chanel 's black silk chiffon dresses from 1925 -- a simple sleeveless top with an asymmetrical hemline -- could easily be worn today .
254.8 3 vital NYT_ENG_20050706.0155 One of Chanel's black silk chiffon dresses from 1925 could easily be worn today.
254.8 4 okay APW_ENG_20050506.0054 Chanel gave the fashion world some of its most stylish and instantly recognizable looks
254.8 4 okay APW_ENG_20050506.0054 Gabrielle `` Coco '' Chanel gave the fashion world some of its most stylish and instantly recognizable looks .
254.8 4 okay APW_ENG_20050506.0054 Gabrielle "Coco" Chanel gave the fashion world some of its most stylish and instantly recognizable looks
254.8 4 okay APW_ENG_20050506.0054 Gabrielle "Coco" Chanel gave the fashion world some of its most stylish and instantly recognizable looks. There's the "little black dress," the skirt suit with braided trim and gold buttons, the quilted handbag that hangs from a chain.
254.8 5 okay AFP_ENG_20050304.0300 '' A remake of Coco Chanel 's first quilted bag , designed in 1955 , is the must-have accessory of the season .
254.8 5 okay APW_ENG_20050506.0054 Another famous item is the Chanel 2.55 handbag with its quilted pattern .
254.8 5 okay APW_ENG_20050506.0054 Gabrielle "Coco" Chanel gave the fashion world some of its most stylish and instantly recognizable looks. There's the "little black dress," the skirt suit with braided trim and gold buttons, the quilted handbag that hangs from a chain.
254.8 5 okay APW_ENG_20050506.0054 One of the best examples of the two designers' styles coming together is a 1986 evening suit by Lagerfeld that puts the pattern of the Chanel quilted bag, introduced in 1955, onto a black, silk organza jacket and skirts, using embroidered paillettes
254.8 5 okay BLOG06-20051228-002-0000223571 Another famous item is the Chanel 2.55 handbag with its quilted pattern .
254.8 5 okay LTW_ENG_20050307.0087 It is a legendary house that is privately held and, in addition to the classic fragrance Chanel No.  5 and its signature quilted handbag, it has capitalized on the iconic Chanel blazer, which is essentially a boxy, collarless jacket stitched out of boucle
254.8 5 okay LTW_ENG_20050505.0090 It has left its mark on the fashion industry with such signatures as tweed suits, camellia brooches, little black dresses and quilted handbags.
254.8 5 okay NYT_ENG_20050706.0155 Those in fashion know that the classic beige sling-back with black toe, the quilted bag with the chain metal straps and the camellia are all house icons.
254.8 6 okay APW_ENG_20050506.0054 The house became especially famous with its signature Chanel No. 5 fragrance - so called as it was the fifth attempt at creating a Chanel perfume that Coco Chanel liked - and the popular Chanel suit , an elegant creation comprised of a knee-length skirt and trim , boxy jacket , traditionally made of woven wool with black trim and gold buttons and worn with large costume-pearl necklaces .
254.8 6 okay BLOG06-20051228-002-0000223571 The house became especially famous with its signature Chanel No. 5 fragrance - so called as it was the fifth attempt at creating a Chanel perfume that Coco Chanel liked - and the popular Chanel suit , an elegant creation comprised of a knee-length skirt and trim , boxy jacket , traditionally made of woven wool with black trim and gold buttons and worn with large costume-pearl necklaces .
254.8 6 okay LTW_ENG_20050307.0087 And so each season, one arrives at the Chanel show to watch the house, led by Lagerfeld, protect the mystique of the jacket and prevent any dust from settling on it.  Over the years, Lagerfeld has worked magic with the jacket, tweaking it in subtle ways so it always looks right for the times and appeals to a new, younger generation of women
254.8 6 okay LTW_ENG_20050307.0087 Chanel, no matter what else is on the runway, is always about the jacket.
254.8 6 okay LTW_ENG_20050307.0087 It is a legendary house that is privately held and, in addition to the classic fragrance Chanel No.  5 and its signature quilted handbag, it has capitalized on the iconic Chanel blazer, which is essentially a boxy, collarless jacket stitched out of boucle
254.8 6 okay LTW_ENG_20050307.0087 It is a legendary house that is privately held and, in addition to the classic fragrance Chanel No. 5 and its signature quilted handbag, it has capitalized on the iconic Chanel blazer, which is essentially a boxy, collarless jacket stitched out of boucle
254.8 6 okay LTW_ENG_20050307.0087 It is a legendary house that is privately held and, in addition to the classic fragrance Chanel No. 5 and its signature quilted handbag, it has capitalized on the iconic Chanel blazer, which is essentially a boxy, collarless jacket stitched out of boucle.
254.8 7 okay NYT_ENG_20050429.0283 Chanel, on the other hand, has been the subject of numerous biographies, exhibitions and stage and film treatments, including the 1970 Broadway musical "Coco" that
254.8 8 vital APW_ENG_20050506.0054 Gabrielle "Coco" Chanel gave the fashion world some of its most stylish and instantly recognizable looks. There's the "little black dress," the skirt suit with braided trim and gold buttons, the quilted handbag that hangs from a chain.
254.8 8 vital LTW_ENG_20050407.0076 In a 2003 lecture, the late, legendary art historian Kirk Varnedoe quipped that Andy Warhol ``is to the emperor's new clothes what Chanel was to the little black dress.''
254.8 8 vital LTW_ENG_20050505.0090 Women make references to the perfect adaptability and practicality of a ``little black dress'' without realizing Chanel popularized the idea.
254.8 8 vital LTW_ENG_20050506.0049 And it has left its mark on the fashion industry with such signatures as tweed suits, camellia brooches, little black dresses and quilted handbags
254.8 8 vital NYT_ENG_20050429.0172 for Sun., May 1, 2005 -- CHANEL-EXHIBIT -- A little black chiffon dress from 1925, part of the Chanel exhibition that opens this week at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, which had been more associated with lingerie was cited by Women's Wear Daily for its simple line and picot stitching.
254.8 8 vital NYT_ENG_20050706.0155 One of Chanel 's black silk chiffon dresses from 1925 -- a simple sleeveless top with an asymmetrical hemline -- could easily be worn today .
254.8 8 vital NYT_ENG_20050706.0155 One of Chanel's black silk chiffon dresses from 1925 -- a simple sleeveless top with an asymmetrical hemline -- could easily be worn today
254.8 8 vital NYT_ENG_20050706.0155 One of Chanel's black silk chiffon dresses from 1925 -- a simple sleeveless top with an asymmetrical hemline -- could easily be worn today.
254.8 8 vital NYT_ENG_20050706.0155 One of Chanel's black silk chiffon dresses from 1925 could easily be worn today.
254.8 9 okay APW_ENG_20050506.0054 Government wanted women to wear simpler , less extravagant clothing , and due to this and Coco Chanel 's thriving sense of fashion , the trademark flourished. Chanel was a pioneer during the early 20th century development and uprise in fashion .
254.8 9 okay APW_ENG_20050506.0054 It's not the usual "Chanel," he said, but it still emphasizes her affinity with simple shapes, impeccable construction and her ability
254.8 9 okay APW_ENG_20050506.0054 It's not the usual "Chanel," he said, but it still emphasizes her affinity with simple shapes, impeccable construction and her ability to make something sexy without ever showing too much skin.
254.8 9 okay BLOG06-20051228-002-0000223571 Government wanted women to wear simpler , less extravagant clothing , and due to this and Coco Chanel 's thriving sense of fashion , the trademark flourished. Chanel was a pioneer during the early 20th century development and uprise in fashion .
254.8 9 okay NYT_ENG_20050609.0061 "Always remove," Chanel liked to say, "never add
254.8 9 okay NYT_ENG_20050609.0061 "Always remove," Chanel liked to say, "never add."
254.8 9 okay NYT_ENG_20050609.0061 couture, freeing it of frills and cinches, simultaneously stripping it down and opening it
254.8 9 okay NYT_ENG_20050609.0061 " She liberated couture, freeing it of frills and cinches, simultaneously stripping it down and opening it up.  The Chanel look is one of vibrant contemporaneity - and that's no less true of the designs she did then than it is of those executed now by Karl Lagerfeld, who has overseen the House of Chanel since 1983
254.8 9 okay NYT_ENG_20050609.0061 She liberated couture, freeing it of frills and cinches, simultaneously stripping it down and opening it up. The Chanel look is one of vibrant contemporaneity - and that's no less true of the designs she did then than it is of those executed now by Karl Lagerfeld, who has overseen the House of Chanel since 1983
254.8 9 okay NYT_ENG_20050706.0155 One of Chanel 's black silk chiffon dresses from 1925 -- a simple sleeveless top with an asymmetrical hemline -- could easily be worn today .
255.7 1 vital AFP_ENG_20050112.0770 BAT , the world 's second largest cigarette manufacturer ,
255.7 1 vital AFP_ENG_20051016.0529 British American Tobacco has factory in North Korea: press LONDON, Oct 17 British American Tobacco (BAT), the world's second largest cigarette company, has secretly been operating a factory in North Korea for the past four years, a newspaper here reported Monday.
255.7 1 vital AFP_ENG_20051016.0540 Britain-NKorea-tobacco LONDON: British American Tobacco (BAT), the world's second largest cigarette company, has secretly been operating a factory in North Korea for the past four years, according to a British newspaper report
255.7 1 vital APW_ENG_20051106.0287 British American Tobacco, the world's second largest publicly held tobacco company, produces the brand names Lucky Strike, Kent, Dunhill and Pall Mall
255.7 1 vital APW_ENG_20051106.0287 British American Tobacco, the world's second largest publicly held tobacco company, produces the brand names Lucky Strike, Kent, Dunhill and Pall Mall.
255.7 1 vital BLOG06-20060206-010-0018088570 British American Tobacco Plc ( ) is the second largest cigarette company in the world .
255.7 1 vital XIN_ENG_20050110.0164 British American Tobacco Plc ( ) is the second largest cigarette company in the world .
255.7 2 vital BLOG06-20060103-045-0003221297 British American Tobacco is the world's most international tobacco group
255.7 2 vital BLOG06-20060103-045-0003221297 British American TobaccoThe home of British American Tobacco (BAT) the world's most international tobacco group, operating in more countries than any other, its products, and the important issues and responsibilities surrounding tobacco use
255.7 2 vital BLOG06-20060103-045-0003221297 LYCOS GO GET IT SEARCHLYCOSCOM BRITISH AMERICAN TOBACCO THE HOME OF BRITISH AMERICAN TOBACCO BAT THE WORLD 'S MOST INTERNATIONAL TOBACCO GROUP OPERATING IN MORE COUNTRIES THAN ANY OTHER ITS PRODUCTS AND THE IMPORTANT ISSUES AND RESPONSIBILITIES SURROUNDING TOBACCO USE. WWW.BAT.COM MARLBORO $12.95 FREE SHIPPING VISA ACCEPTED
255.7 2 vital BLOG06-20060103-045-0003221297 operating in more countries than any other, its products
255.7 3 okay APW_ENG_20051106.0287 British American Tobacco, one of the world's largest tobacco companies, said Sunday it was in the process of developing a safer cigarette
255.7 3 okay APW_ENG_20051106.0287 British American Tobacco, one of the world's largest tobacco companies, said Sunday it was in the process of developing a safer cigarette.
255.7 3 okay APW_ENG_20051106.0287 BRITISH AMERICAN TOBACCO ONE OF THE WORLD 'S LARGEST TOBACCO COMPANIES SAID SUNDAY IT WAS IN THE PROCESS OF DEVELOPING A SAFER CIGARETTE
255.7 3 okay APW_ENG_20051106.0287 British American Tobacco says it is working to develop a safer cigarette
255.7 3 okay BLOG06-20051207-130-0000602062 One of the leading tobacco companies in the world, British American Tobacco or BAT has come under scathing attack by anti-smoking crusaders for claiming that they are in the process of launching supposedly safer cigarettes in Britain.
255.7 4 okay AFP_ENG_20051016.0529 British American Tobacco (BAT), the world's second largest cigarette company, has secretly been operating a factory in North Korea for the past four years, a newspaper here reported Monday.
255.7 4 okay AFP_ENG_20051016.0529 British American Tobacco has factory in North Korea
255.7 4 okay AFP_ENG_20051016.0529 British American Tobacco has factory in North Korea: press LONDON, Oct 17 British American Tobacco (BAT), the world's second largest cigarette company, has secretly been operating a factory in North Korea for the past four years, a newspaper here reported Monday.
255.7 4 okay AFP_ENG_20051016.0540 Britain-NKorea-tobacco LONDON: British American Tobacco (BAT), the world's second largest cigarette company, has secretly been operating a factory in North Korea for the past four years, according to a British newspaper report
255.7 4 okay AFP_ENG_20051016.0540 Britain-NKorea-tobacco LONDON: British American Tobacco (BAT), the world's second largest cigarette company, has secretly been operating a factory in North Korea for the past four years, according to a British newspaper report.
255.7 5 okay AFP_ENG_20051006.0126 The Japanese engine manufacturer confirmed in Tokyo Tuesday that they will take over the remaining shares in BAR owned by British American Tobacco and re name the team in 2006.
255.7 5 okay APW_ENG_20051008.0151 Honda will be racing its own team next year after buying the remaining 55 percent it did not own from British American Tobacco
255.7 5 okay BLOG06-20060206-010-0018088570 With increasing restrictions being placed upon tobacco companies ' opportunities to advertise in Formula One , BAT eventually sold the team to technology partner Honda .
255.7 5 okay XIN_ENG_20041214.0350 BAT and Honda announced last month that they would form a joint venture company to replace the existing ownership structure and leave BAT with a 55 percent controlling stake and Honda 45
255.7 5 okay XIN_ENG_20041214.0350 Jenson Button's BAR Formula One team has been put up for sale -- but only to allow a new joint venture between engine partners Honda and majority owners British American Tobacco to buy it back.
255.7 5 okay XIN_ENG_20041214.0350 partners Honda and majority owners British American Tobacco
255.7 5 okay XIN_ENG_20050110.0164 BAT owns 55 percent of BARH Limited with Japanese Honda holding the other 45 percent
255.7 5 okay XIN_ENG_20050110.0164 Honda and BAT joint venture buys BAR F1 team
255.7 5 okay XIN_ENG_20050110.0164 Honda and BAT joint venture buys BAR F1 team The BAR Formula One team has been bought by a joint venture between Honda and British American Tobacco -LRB- BAT -RRB-
255.7 5 okay XIN_ENG_20050110.0164 The BAR Formula One team has been bought by a joint venture between Honda and British American Tobacco (BAT), both companies said on Monday
255.7 5 okay XIN_ENG_20050110.0164 With increasing restrictions being placed upon tobacco companies ' opportunities to advertise in Formula One , BAT eventually sold the team to technology partner Honda .
255.7 6 okay AFP_ENG_20041102.0399 British-American Tobacco (BAT) is the only candidate to takeover the production sites of Bulgartabac as part of the privatisation in chunks of the Bulgarian tobacco firm, an official source said Tuesday.
255.7 6 okay AFP_ENG_20050127.0260 A report in the newspaper Sega said on Thursday that BAT had offered to pay 250 million euros -LRB- 325 million dollars -RRB- for Bulgartabac .
255.7 6 okay AFP_ENG_20050127.0260 Bulgaria has blocked the sale of state owned Bulgartabac to British American Tobacco (BAT) owing to "unacceptable" conditions offered by BAT, Agriculture Minister Mehmed Dikme said on Thursday.
255.7 6 okay AFP_ENG_20050201.0329 British-American Tobacco (BAT) withdrew its offer to buy three tobacco factories from Bulgarian state-owned company Bulgartabac owing to "the difficult political environment" in the country, BAT said in a statement Tuesday
255.7 6 okay AFP_ENG_20050201.0329 British-American Tobacco (BAT) withdrew its offer to buy three tobacco factories from Bulgarian state-owned company Bulgartabac owing to the difficult political environment in the country, BAT said in a statement Tuesday
255.7 6 okay AFP_ENG_20050201.0329 BRITISH-AMERICAN TOBACCO BAT WITHDREW ITS OFFER TO BUY THREE TOBACCO FACTORIES FROM BULGARIAN STATE-OWNED COMPANY BULGARTABAC OWING TO THE DIFFICULT POLITICAL ENVIRONMENT IN THE COUNTRY BAT SAID IN A STATEMENT TUESDAY
255.7 6 okay AFP_ENG_20050201.0329 Slighted BAT pulls out of Bulgartabac deal SOFIA, Jan 31 British-American Tobacco (BAT) withdrew its offer to buy three tobacco factories from Bulgarian state-owned company Bulgartabac owing to "the difficult political environment" in the country, BAT said in a statement Tuesday.
255.7 6 okay AFP_ENG_20050201.0549 BAT had offered 200 million euros (260 million dollars) for  three of Bulgartabac's 22 factories in Plovdiv, Sofia and  Blagoevgrad
255.7 6 okay AFP_ENG_20050223.0403 Agriculture Minister Mehmed Dikme and Economy Minister Lydia Shuleva were removed by parliament as principally responsible for a failure to sell part of the state cigarette-maker Bulgartabac to British American Tobacco (BAT), which sparked the crisis.
255.7 6 okay APW_ENG_20050201.0487 BAT has withdrawn its offer to buy the government's 80 percent stake in Bulgartabac's factories in Sofia, Plovdiv and Blagoevgrad for euro200 million (US$260 million), the company said in a statement.
255.7 7 okay AFP_ENG_20050112.0770 Although the regulations do not include deals approved prior to 2005, the news is a final nail in the coffin for British American Tobacco's (BAT's) hoped for deal to build its own operations in China
255.7 7 okay AFP_ENG_20050112.0770 Although the regulations do not include deals approved prior to 2005, the news is a final nail in the coffin for British American Tobacco's (BAT's) hoped for deal to build its own operations in China.
255.7 7 okay APW_ENG_20041119.0190 China cancels all new cigarette, tobacco joint ventures, raising doubts over British American Tobacco deal
255.7 7 okay APW_ENG_20041119.0190 China has suspended all new cigarette and tobacco foreign joint ventures, state media reported Friday, raising doubts over a claim by British American Tobacco that it has approval to manufacture cigarettes on the Chinese mainland
255.7 7 okay APW_ENG_20041119.0190 China has suspended all new cigarette and tobacco foreign joint ventures, state media reported Friday, raising doubts over a claim by British American Tobacco that it has approval to manufacture cigarettes on the Chinese mainland.
255.7 7 okay NYT_ENG_20051229.0018 British American Tobacco, which sold cigarettes in China before the Communist Party nationalized the industry in 1950, has marketed at many cultural activities, Jiang said.
255.7 8 okay APW_ENG_20050530.0295 On May 25, British American Tobacco said it was planning on marketing a brand of snus in Sweden and South Africa.
255.7 8 okay APW_ENG_20051106.0287 The only BAT product that could substantially reduce the risk of heart and lung disease was a non-smoked wad of chewing tobacco.
255.7 8 okay BLOG06-20051210-133-0021214696 Brussels broadside The snus industry's camel_lights latest swagger marks a remarkable change from its timid behaviour a decade ago when, in 1992, snus was banned by the cigaretes EU.  They encourage parents to discuss sigarettes online cigarettes peer pressure and the hazards of smoking
256.8 10 vital LTW_ENG_20051219.0008 The soldiers wore a buffalo shoulder patch that symbolically tied them to the 9th and 10th Cavalry regiments of the post-Civil War era in the American West, who were dubbed
256.8 10 vital LTW_ENG_20051219.0008 The soldiers wore a buffalo shoulder patch that symbolically tied them to the 9th and 10th Cavalry regiments of the post-Civil War era in the American West, who were dubbed ``Buffalo Soldiers'' purportedly because their dark skin and hair reminded Indians of the American bison
256.8 10 vital LTW_ENG_20051219.0008 The soldiers wore a buffalo shoulder patch that symbolically tied them to the 9th and 10th Cavalry regiments of the post-Civil War era in the American West, who were dubbed ``Buffalo Soldiers'' purportedly because their dark skin and hair reminded Indians of the American bison.
256.8 10 vital LTW_ENG_20051219.0008 THE SOLDIERS WORE A BUFFALO SHOULDER PATCH THAT SYMBOLICALLY TIED THEM TO THE 9TH AND 10TH CAVALRY REGIMENTS OF THE POST-CIVIL WAR ERA IN THE AMERICAN WEST WHO WERE DUBBED BUFFALO SOLDIERS PURPORTEDLY BECAUSE THEIR DARK SKIN AND HAIR REMINDED INDIANS OF THE AMERICAN BISON
256.8 11 okay APW_ENG_20050712.0048 Smith and Henry Kingi were later among a group of blacks fellow re-enactors of the all-black Buffalo Soldiers cavalry who broke the color barrier in the Hollywood stunt industry by establishing the Black Stuntmen's Association in 1967
256.8 11 okay APW_ENG_20050712.0048 Smith and Henry Kingi were later among a group of blacks fellow re enactors of the all black Buffalo Soldiers cavalry who broke the color barrier in the Hollywood stunt industry by establishing the Black Stuntmen's Association in 1967. The group was eventually phased out as more blacks entered the field.
256.8 11 okay APW_ENG_20050928.1193 One film, "Buffalo Soldiers," was about the all-black cavalry units that helped conquer the American West
256.8 11 okay APW_ENG_20050928.1193 One film, "Buffalo Soldiers," was about the all-black cavalry units that helped conquer the American West.
256.8 11 okay APW_ENG_20050928.1202 One film, "Buffalo Soldiers," was about the all-black cavalry units that helped conquer the American West
256.8 11 okay BLOG06-20051207-064-0020091508 The song " Buffalo Soldier " , co-written by Bob Marley and King Sporty and one of their best known songs , first appeared in the 1983 album Confrontation .
256.8 11 okay LTW_ENG_20050224.0007 WAL-MART 'S ADS CELEBRATE THE BUFFALO SOLDIERS
256.8 11 okay LTW_ENG_20051219.0008 The song " Buffalo Soldier " , co-written by Bob Marley and King Sporty and one of their best known songs , first appeared in the 1983 album Confrontation .
256.8 11 okay NYT_ENG_20050225.0052 Tennessee Williams's "Suddenly, Last Summer" is the second show, followed by "Grandchildren of the Buffalo Soldiers" by William S.  Yellow Robe Jr. , a play Trinity is billing as the first fully mounted professional touring production by a regional theater of a Native American play by a Native American playwright
256.8 11 okay NYT_ENG_20051212.0066 But William S. Yellow Robe Jr.'s investigation of those problems, "Grandchildren of the Buffalo Soldiers," is more like a sociological treatise than a play.
256.8 11 okay NYT_ENG_20060106.0102 "Buffalo Soldiers," is a historical drama about African-American cavalry troops.
256.8 12 vital BLOG06-20051211-108-0015200364 The regiments that made up the Buffalo Soldiers -- the 9th and 10th cavalries and 24th and 25th infantries -- stayed together for years afterward, however, fighting in World War I and II and Korea
256.8 1 vital LTW_ENG_20050708.0122 The BSA was founded after Smith asked Kingi and his fellow re-enactors of the all-black U.S. 10th Cavalry Unit, better known as the Buffalo Soldiers, if they'd like to become stuntmen.
256.8 1 vital LTW_ENG_20051112.0057 He was assigned to F Troop of the 10th Cavalry Regiment, one of the historic Buffalo Soldier regiments.
256.8 1 vital LTW_ENG_20051114.0060 He was assigned to F Troop of the 10th Cavalry Regiment, one of the historic Buffalo Soldier regiments
256.8 1 vital LTW_ENG_20051114.0060 the 10th Cavalry Regiment is one of the historic Buffalo Soldier regiments.
256.8 1 vital LTW_ENG_20051219.0008 The soldiers wore a buffalo shoulder patch that symbolically tied them to the 9th and 10th Cavalry regiments of the post-Civil War era in the American West, who were dubbed
256.8 1 vital LTW_ENG_20051219.0008 The soldiers wore a buffalo shoulder patch that symbolically tied them to the 9th and 10th Cavalry regiments of the post-Civil War era in the American West, who were dubbed ``Buffalo Soldiers'' purportedly because their dark skin and hair reminded Indians of the American bison.
256.8 1 vital LTW_ENG_20051219.0008 THE SOLDIERS WORE A BUFFALO SHOULDER PATCH THAT SYMBOLICALLY TIED THEM TO THE 9TH AND 10TH CAVALRY REGIMENTS OF THE POST-CIVIL WAR ERA IN THE AMERICAN WEST WHO WERE DUBBED BUFFALO SOLDIERS PURPORTEDLY BECAUSE THEIR DARK SKIN AND HAIR REMINDED INDIANS OF THE AMERICAN BISON
256.8 1 vital LTW_ENG_20051219.0010 assigned to the 10th Cavalry Detachment of the Buffalo Soldiers
256.8 1 vital LTW_ENG_20051219.0010 In 1941, he enlisted in the Army at Fort Myer and was assigned to the 10th Cavalry Detachment of the Buffalo Soldiers, African American cavalrymen who served in the West in the years after the Civil War and whose black, curly hair reminded the Indians of the sturdy beast of the plains
256.8 1 vital NYT_ENG_20041228.0246 He went straight to Fort Leavenworth and enlisted in the Army's all black 10th Cavalry, the regiment known as the Buffalo Soldiers in the Old West.
256.8 1 vital NYT_ENG_20041228.0246 He went straight to Fort Leavenworth and enlisted in the Army's all-black 10th Cavalry, the regiment known as the Buffalo Soldiers in the Old West
256.8 2 vital BLOG06-20051211-108-0015200364 The regiments that made up the Buffalo Soldiers -- the 9th and 10th cavalries and 24th and 25th infantries -- stayed together for years afterward, however, fighting in World War I and II and Korea
256.8 2 vital LTW_ENG_20050210.0028 In 1884, with letters of recommendation from Frederick Douglass and others, he was appointed chaplain of the 9th U.S. Cavalry, one of the four units of so called Buffalo Soldiers.
256.8 3 vital BLOG06-20051211-108-0015200364 The regiments that made up the Buffalo Soldiers -- the 9th and 10th cavalries and 24th and 25th infantries -- stayed together for years afterward, however, fighting in World War I and II and Korea
256.8 3 vital LTW_ENG_20050210.0028 In 1884, with letters of recommendation from Frederick Douglass and others, he was appointed chaplain of the 9th U.S. Cavalry, one of the four units of so called Buffalo Soldiers.
256.8 3 vital LTW_ENG_20050210.0028 In 1884, with letters of recommendation from Frederick Douglass and others, he was appointed chaplain of the 9th U.S. Cavalry, one of the four units of so-called Buffalo Soldiers.
256.8 3 vital LTW_ENG_20051219.0008 The soldiers wore a buffalo shoulder patch that symbolically tied them to the 9th and 10th Cavalry regiments of the post-Civil War era in the American West, who were dubbed
256.8 3 vital LTW_ENG_20051219.0008 The soldiers wore a buffalo shoulder patch that symbolically tied them to the 9th and 10th Cavalry regiments of the post-Civil War era in the American West, who were dubbed ``Buffalo Soldiers'' purportedly because their dark skin and hair reminded Indians of the American bison
256.8 3 vital LTW_ENG_20051219.0008 The soldiers wore a buffalo shoulder patch that symbolically tied them to the 9th and 10th Cavalry regiments of the post-Civil War era in the American West, who were dubbed ``Buffalo Soldiers'' purportedly because their dark skin and hair reminded Indians of the American bison.
256.8 3 vital LTW_ENG_20051219.0008 THE SOLDIERS WORE A BUFFALO SHOULDER PATCH THAT SYMBOLICALLY TIED THEM TO THE 9TH AND 10TH CAVALRY REGIMENTS OF THE POST-CIVIL WAR ERA IN THE AMERICAN WEST WHO WERE DUBBED BUFFALO SOLDIERS PURPORTEDLY BECAUSE THEIR DARK SKIN AND HAIR REMINDED INDIANS OF THE AMERICAN BISON
256.8 4 okay APW_ENG_20041105.0248 The Buffalo Soldiers were with Teddy Roosevelt in the late 1800s but their organization is still living,
256.8 4 okay APW_ENG_20041105.0248 "The Buffalo Soldiers were with Teddy Roosevelt in the late 1800s but their organization is still living," Little said
256.8 4 okay APW_ENG_20041105.0248 "The Buffalo Soldiers were with Teddy Roosevelt in the late 1800s but their organization is still living," Little said.
256.8 5 okay APW_ENG_20050519.0124 Fort Apache brought together in one place Army generals, Anglo-American soldiers, Chinese workers, African-American 'buffalo soldiers,' Apaches, Hispanics and others,
256.8 6 vital LTW_ENG_20051219.0008 Jehu Callis Hunter , a retired scientist administrator with the National Institutes of Health and a historian of the Buffalo Soldiers unit in which he served during World War II ,
256.8 6 vital LTW_ENG_20051219.0008 Jehu Callis Hunter, a retired scientist administrator with the National Institutes of Health and a historian of the Buffalo Soldiers unit in which he served during World War II, died of pneumonia Dec. 7 at Laurel (Md. ) Regional Hospital
256.8 6 vital LTW_ENG_20051219.0008 Jehu Callis Hunter, a retired scientist administrator with the National Institutes of Health and a historian of the Buffalo Soldiers unit in which he served during World War II, died of pneumonia Dec. 7 at Laurel (Md.) Regional Hospital.
256.8 6 vital LTW_ENG_20051219.0010 Jesse Hamilton Prout Sr., who served with the Buffalo Soldiers during World War II
256.8 6 vital LTW_ENG_20051219.0010 Jesse Hamilton Prout Sr., who served with the Buffalo Soldiers during World War II, died Dec. 8 of a heart attack at Southern Maryland Hospital in Clinton, Md
256.8 6 vital LTW_ENG_20051219.0010 Jesse Hamilton Prout Sr. , who served with the Buffalo Soldiers during World War II, died Dec. 8 of a heart attack at Southern Maryland Hospital in Clinton, Md. He was 86
256.8 6 vital LTW_ENG_20051219.0010 Jesse H. Prout Sr., 86; WWII Buffalo Soldier
256.8 7 okay BLOG06-20051207-064-0020091508 On September 6 , 2005 , Mark Matthews , who was the oldest living Buffalo Soldier , died at the age of 111 .
256.8 7 okay BLOG06-20051211-108-0015200364 Oldest Buffalo Soldier, aged 111, dies in Washington
256.8 7 okay BLOG06-20051211-108-0015200364 passed away last week at 111 , as one of the last -- at least to that point -- living Buffalo Soldiers who served this nation during the Indian Wars on the Western frontier
256.8 7 okay BLOG06-20051211-108-0015200364 Ramblings' Journal: Oldest Buffalo Soldier, aged 111, dies in Washington
256.8 7 okay BLOG06-20051211-108-0015200364 Retired First Sergent Mark Matthews passed away last week at 111, as one of the last -- at least to that point -- living Buffalo Soldiers who served this nation during the Indian Wars on the Western frontier.Sgt.
256.8 7 okay LTW_ENG_20051219.0008 On September 6 , 2005 , Mark Matthews , who was the oldest living Buffalo Soldier , died at the age of 111 .
256.8 8 vital BLOG06-20051207-064-0020091508 Another was the 92nd Infantry Division aka the Buffalo Soldiers Division .
256.8 8 vital LTW_ENG_20051219.0008 Another was the 92nd Infantry Division aka the Buffalo Soldiers Division .
256.8 8 vital LTW_ENG_20051219.0008 In 1985 , he co-wrote with Lt. Col. Major Clark `` The Buffalo Division in World War II , ' ' an unpublished history of the 92nd Infantry .
256.8 9 okay NYT_ENG_20050830.0308 Gloria Austin grew up in Brownwood and became more aware of her history a few years ago when a national Buffalo Soldiers day was celebrated in Brownwood
256.8 9 okay NYT_ENG_20050830.0308 Gloria Austin grew up in Brownwood and became more aware of her history a few years ago when a national Buffalo Soldiers day was celebrated in Brownwood .
256.8 9 okay NYT_ENG_20050830.0308 Gloria Austin grew up in Brownwood and became more aware of her history a few years ago when a national Buffalo Soldiers day was celebrated in Brownwood.
257.8 10 vital BLOG06-20051222-006-0022382639 Driverless robots reach milestone in DARPA race. Stanford University's Racing Team has accomplished a historic feat of robotics, finishing first in the DARPA Grand Challenge, a 131. 6-mile driverless car race that no artificially intelligent machine has ever conquered before.
257.8 10 vital BLOG06-20051222-006-0022382639 Stanford University's Racing Team has accomplished a historic feat of robotics, finishing first in the DARPA Grand Challenge, a 131.6-mile driverless car race that no artificially intelligent machine has ever conquered before.
257.8 10 vital LTW_ENG_20051104.0063 The Grand Challenge results this year were a real breakthrough, demonstrating that individual cars could successfully use satellite guidance, artificial vision and complex software to navigate around obstacles, away from ruts and through tunnels.
257.8 10 vital NYT_ENG_20051010.0089 ROBOT-CAR (Undated) -- The successful completion of the DARPA Grand Challenge underscores the re-emergence of artificial intelligence, which has long suffered from big promises that did not pan out.
257.8 10 vital NYT_ENG_20051010.0089 ROBOT-CAR (Undated) The successful completion of the DARPA Grand Challenge underscores the re-emergence of artificial intelligence, which has long suffered from big promises that did not pan out
257.8 10 vital NYT_ENG_20051214.0181 The power of machine-learning software was demonstrated earlier this year during the DARPA Grand Challenge
257.8 10 vital NYT_ENG_20051214.0181 The power of machine-learning software was demonstrated earlier this year during the DARPA Grand Challenge, which pitted dozens of research teams as their robotic vehicles independently navigated a desert course
257.8 1 okay AFP_ENG_20051010.0578 The car, christened "Stanley," was one of five vehicles to cross the finish line in the 210.5-kilometer (131.6-mile) Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) Grand Challenge Course held in the Mojave Desert in US state of Nevada
257.8 1 okay AFP_ENG_20051010.0590 Stanley, was one of five vehicles to cross the finish line in the 210. 5-kilometer (131. 6-mile) Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) Grand Challenge Course held in the Mojave Desert in US state of Nevada
257.8 1 okay AFP_ENG_20051010.0590 The winning car, christened "Stanley," was one of five vehicles to cross the finish line in the 210.5 kilometer (131.6 mile) Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) Grand Challenge Course held in the Mojave Desert in US state of Nevada.
257.8 1 okay AFP_ENG_20051010.0590 The winning car, christened "Stanley," was one of five vehicles to cross the finish line in the 210.5-kilometer (131.6-mile) Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) Grand Challenge Course held in the Mojave Desert in US state of Nevada.
257.8 1 okay AFP_ENG_20051010.0668 The car, christened "Stanley," was one of five unmanned and self controlled vehicles to cross the finish line in the 210.5 kilometer (131.6 mile) Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) Grand Challenge Course held in the Mojave Desert in US state of Nevada at the weekend.
257.8 1 okay BLOG06-20051210-107-0011954366 STARTUPS BOOKS MUSIC MAIN WHO INVENTED PODCASTING MONDAY DECEMBER 05 2005 DARPA GRAND CHALLENGE VEHICLES ON DISPLAY AT PENTAGON PRESS ADVISORY DEC 05 2005 NO. 094-05 THE FIVE TEAMS THAT SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETED THE DEFENSE ADVANCED RESEARCH PROJECTS AGENCY DARPA GRAND CHALLENGE IN OCTOBER WILL DISPLAY THEIR VEHICLE
257.8 2 vital APW_ENG_20050927.0040 The sponsor of the Grand Challenge is the research arm of the Pentagon known as the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency , or DARPA , whose best-known success story is the Internet .
257.8 2 vital APW_ENG_20050927.0040 The sponsor of the Grand Challenge is the research arm of the Pentagon known as the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, or DARPA, whose best-known success story is the Internet
257.8 2 vital APW_ENG_20050927.0040 The sponsor of the Grand Challenge is the research arm of the Pentagon known as the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, or DARPA, whose best-known success story is the Internet.
257.8 2 vital APW_ENG_20050929.0105 The Grand Challenge is sponsored by the research arm of the Pentagon known as the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, or DARPA, which is spending $9 million (euro7.5 million) on this year's event
257.8 2 vital APW_ENG_20050929.0105 The Grand Challenge is sponsored by the research arm of the Pentagon known as the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, or DARPA, which is spending $9 million (euro7.5 million) on this year's event.
257.8 2 vital APW_ENG_20051005.1202 DARPA, the Pentagon's research and development arm, spent $9 million (euro7. 53 million) on this year's event.
257.8 2 vital NYT_ENG_20051007.0288 It's a winner-take-all, said Tom Goodwin, spokesman for the Grand Challenge hosted by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, the Pentagon's research arm
257.8 2 vital NYT_ENG_20051007.0300 Several years ago, Darpa, the Pentagon's advanced research arm, embarked on an unusual experiment by offering a $1 million prize and inviting all comers to build autonomous vehicles capable of navigating a lengthy desert course
257.8 3 vital AFP_ENG_20060301.0553 The unusual project is being funded by the Pentagon 's Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency -LRB- DARPA -RRB- , which pioneered the Internet as a platform for robust communications .
257.8 3 vital APW_ENG_20050927.0040 The sponsor of the Grand Challenge is the research arm of the Pentagon known as the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, or DARPA, whose best-known success story is the Internet
257.8 3 vital APW_ENG_20050927.0040 The sponsor of the Grand Challenge is the research arm of the Pentagon known as the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, or DARPA, whose best-known success story is the Internet.
257.8 3 vital BLOG06-20051220-017-0032364733 Check it out: The internet was a DARPA project, as most people are aware
257.8 3 vital NYT_ENG_20050910.0168 Darpa, best known for its role in spawning the Internet, held a similar robot race in March 2004 to create interest in driverless military vehicles.
257.8 3 vital NYT_ENG_20051008.0172 DARPA gave birth to the Internet's predecessor, the Arpanet, along with the Predator drone and the stealth fighter.
257.8 3 vital NYT_ENG_20051009.0079 DARPA, which backed the early research behind the Internet, drummed up interest in the race by offering $2 million to the first team to complete the course in less than 10 hours
257.8 4 okay NYT_ENG_20050910.0162 Darpa -- the outfit that spawned the Internet and promoted a betting Web site to predict terrorist attacks -- held a similar desert race in March 2004 to spark research on future unmanned military vehicles
257.8 4 okay NYT_ENG_20050910.0168 Darpa, best known for its role in spawning the Internet, held a similar robot race in March 2004 to create interest in driverless military vehicles.
257.8 4 okay NYT_ENG_20051008.0172 Eleven of the competitors were repeat entrants, but the start of this year's race was much different than that of the first Grand Challenge, held in March 2004
257.8 5 okay BLOG06-20051209-087-0016401102 If hefty technology prizes like DARPAs $2 million Grand Challenge prize push technology forward faster, why not create more of them?
257.8 5 okay BLOG06-20051224-042-0008930379 Carnegie Mellon Red Team (Sandstorm) missed the 2 Millon USD prize by 11 minutes
257.8 5 okay BLOG06-20060103-021-0005049622 Stanfords souped-up Volkswagen blasted through the Mojave Desert , blew away the competition , and won Darpas $ 2 million Grand Challenge .
257.8 5 okay LTW_ENG_20051008.0022 DARPA PRIMM, Nev. The DARPA Grand Challenge is scheduled to take place Saturday, starting and finishing here as 20 contestants with robotic vehicles try to complete the course of as long as 175 miles to win a $2-million prize, twice as large as last year
257.8 5 okay LTW_ENG_20051008.0022 -- The DARPA Grand Challenge is scheduled to take place Saturday, starting and finishing here as 20 contestants with robotic vehicles try to complete the course of as long as 175 miles to win a $2-million prize, twice as large as last year.
257.8 5 okay NYT_ENG_20051007.0288 Vehicles eye $2 million jackpot from darpa
257.8 5 okay NYT_ENG_20051009.0079 DARPA, which backed the early research behind the Internet, drummed up interest in the race by offering $2 million to the first team to complete the course in less than 10 hours
257.8 6 okay AFP_ENG_20051010.0590 The Volkswagen Touareg fielded by California's Stanford University on Sunday snatched the purse awarded by the Pentagon to help kickstart development of battlefield robots, Stanford and the Defense Department said
257.8 6 okay AFP_ENG_20051010.0668 The car, christened "Stanley," was one of five unmanned and self controlled vehicles to cross the finish line in the 210.5 kilometer (131.6 mile) Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) Grand Challenge Course held in the Mojave Desert in US state of Nevada at the weekend.
257.8 6 okay APW_ENG_20051008.0138 The so-called Grand Challenge race is part of the Pentagon's effort to cut the risk of casualties by fulfilling a congressional mandate to have a third of all military ground vehicles unmanned by 2015.
257.8 6 okay BLOG06-20051209-093-0011434093 The Grand Challenge for unmanned vehicles takes place in the Nevada desert on 8 October. 2004's race came to an ignominious end.
257.8 6 okay LTW_ENG_20051005.0082 A year ago, 15 robot competitors participated in the Defense Department's first million-dollar challenge to design a vehicle that could drive and navigate without a human controller
257.8 6 okay NYT_ENG_20050910.0162 Darpa -- the outfit that spawned the Internet and promoted a betting Web site to predict terrorist attacks -- held a similar desert race in March 2004 to spark research on future unmanned military vehicles
257.8 6 okay NYT_ENG_20050910.0168 Darpa, best known for its role in spawning the Internet, held a similar robot race in March 2004 to create interest in driverless military vehicles.
257.8 6 okay NYT_ENG_20050913.0184 The Pentagon agency, known as Darpa, struck upon the idea of a race -- calling it the Grand Challenge -- as a way to stimulate innovations useful in battlefield applications like unmanned logistics vehicles.
257.8 6 okay NYT_ENG_20051008.0119 7, 2005, for the Grand Challenge, a race among 23 teams that built driverless robotic vehicles to navigate a course in the Mojave Desert
257.8 6 okay NYT_ENG_20051008.0119 (NYT31) PRIMM, Nev. -- Oct. 8, 2005 -- ROBOT-COMPETITION-4 -- Team members in Primm, Nev., prepared on Friday, Oct. 7, 2005, for the Grand Challenge, a race among 23 teams that built driverless robotic vehicles to navigate a course in the Mojave Desert.
257.8 6 okay NYT_ENG_20051009.0079 DARPA sponsored the race, and a similar but less successful event last year, to spur research on driverless military transport vehicles
257.8 7 okay APW_ENG_20050929.0105 The Grand Challenge is sponsored by the research arm of the Pentagon known as the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, or DARPA, which is spending $9 million (euro7.5 million) on this year's event
257.8 7 okay APW_ENG_20050929.0105 The Grand Challenge is sponsored by the research arm of the Pentagon known as the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, or DARPA, which is spending $9 million (euro7.5 million) on this year's event.
257.8 7 okay APW_ENG_20051007.0940 DARPA, which spent $9 million (euro7.4 million) on the event, has a congressional mandate to have a third of all military ground vehicles unmanned by 2015
257.8 7 okay NYT_ENG_20051007.0288 DARPA put up the prize and spent $9 million on this year's race
257.8 7 okay NYT_ENG_20051007.0288 DARPA put up the prize and spent $9 million on this year's race.
257.8 7 okay NYT_ENG_20051007.0288 DARPA spent $9 million on this year's race.
257.8 8 okay AFP_ENG_20051010.0578 The car, christened "Stanley," was one of five vehicles to cross the finish line in the 210.5-kilometer (131.6-mile) Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) Grand Challenge Course held in the Mojave Desert in US state of Nevada
257.8 8 okay AFP_ENG_20051010.0590 Stanley, was one of five vehicles to cross the finish line in the 210. 5-kilometer (131. 6-mile) Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) Grand Challenge Course held in the Mojave Desert in US state of Nevada
257.8 8 okay AFP_ENG_20051010.0590 The winning car, christened "Stanley," was one of five vehicles to cross the finish line in the 210.5 kilometer (131.6 mile) Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) Grand Challenge Course held in the Mojave Desert in US state of Nevada.
257.8 8 okay AFP_ENG_20051010.0590 The winning car, christened "Stanley," was one of five vehicles to cross the finish line in the 210.5-kilometer (131.6-mile) Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) Grand Challenge Course held in the Mojave Desert in US state of Nevada.
257.8 8 okay AFP_ENG_20051010.0668 The car, christened "Stanley," was one of five unmanned and self controlled vehicles to cross the finish line in the 210.5 kilometer (131.6 mile) Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) Grand Challenge Course held in the Mojave Desert in US state of Nevada at the weekend.
257.8 8 okay BLOG06-20051209-001-0006665937 A team from Standford recently managed to clear nearly 132 miles in the Mojave Desert in six hours and 53 minutes as part of the DARPA Grand Challenge competition .
257.8 8 okay BLOG06-20051212-069-0018569755 DARPA Grand Challenge course is 132 mile.
257.8 8 okay BLOG06-20051213-090-0001987123 DARPA will award $2 million to the autonomous (robotic) ground vehicle that can successfully navigate a challenging desert course of approximately 150 miles the fastest (in less than 10 hours).
257.8 8 okay BLOG06-20060103-038-0001951216 The autonomous Humvee drove the 132-mile course at an average speed of 18. 6 miles an hour but was bested by a slightly faster robot
257.8 8 okay LTW_ENG_20051008.0022 -- The DARPA Grand Challenge is scheduled to take place Saturday, starting and finishing here as 20 contestants with robotic vehicles try to complete the course of as long as 175 miles to win a $2-million prize, twice as large as last year.
257.8 9 vital AFP_ENG_20051010.0590 Stanley's developers at Stanford's Artificial Intelligence Laboratory were thrilled with their victory and underlined the landmark of completing the second robotic vehicle competition
257.8 9 vital AFP_ENG_20051010.0668 The car, christened "Stanley," was one of five unmanned and self controlled vehicles to cross the finish line in the 210.5 kilometer (131.6 mile) Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) Grand Challenge Course held in the Mojave Desert in US state of Nevada at the weekend.
257.8 9 vital APW_ENG_20051005.1202 Last year , only half of the 15 autonomous robotic vehicles that ran in the so-called Grand Challenge passed the semifinals .
257.8 9 vital BLOG06-20051207-117-0021857097 Grand Challenge is to develop an autonomous vehicle
257.8 9 vital BLOG06-20051207-117-0021857097 The Grand Challenge is to develop an autonomous vehicle that can navigate tough terrain - in this case, a desert in Nevada.
257.8 9 vital BLOG06-20051209-093-0010869159 On 8 October Stanley took part in the Grand Challenge, sponsored by the Pentagon's Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), in which 23 self-guiding vehicles were pitted against one another to navigate a 212-kilometre course over dirt roads, around narrow mountain tracks and through tunnels to the finish line just outside Primm, Nevada
257.8 9 vital BLOG06-20051209-097-0016153397 At DARPA's Grand Challenge for autonomous vehicles, the "non-expert" teams did a great job
257.8 9 vital BLOG06-20051209-097-0016153397 At DARPA's Grand Challenge for autonomous vehicles, the "non-expert" teams did a great job.
257.8 9 vital BLOG06-20051225-034-0020496578 The DARPA Grand Challenge was the first race of its kind in which autonomous ground vehicles used nothing.
257.8 9 vital LTW_ENG_20051008.0022 DARPA PRIMM, Nev. The DARPA Grand Challenge is scheduled to take place Saturday, starting and finishing here as 20 contestants with robotic vehicles try to complete the course of as long as 175 miles to win a $2-million prize, twice as large as last year
257.8 9 vital LTW_ENG_20051008.0022 -- The DARPA Grand Challenge is scheduled to take place Saturday, starting and finishing here as 20 contestants with robotic vehicles try to complete the course of as long as 175 miles to win a $2-million prize, twice as large as last year.
257.8 9 vital LTW_ENG_20051104.0063 The Grand Challenge, sponsored by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, pitted teams that had built cars able to autonomously navigate and drive an off road course in the Nevada desert.
257.8 9 vital NYT_ENG_20051007.0300 Several years ago, Darpa, the Pentagon's advanced research arm, embarked on an unusual experiment by offering a $1 million prize and inviting all comers to build autonomous vehicles capable of navigating a lengthy desert course
257.8 9 vital NYT_ENG_20051008.0119 7, 2005, for the Grand Challenge, a race among 23 teams that built driverless robotic vehicles to navigate a course in the Mojave Desert
257.8 9 vital NYT_ENG_20051008.0119 (NYT31) PRIMM, Nev. -- Oct. 8, 2005 -- ROBOT-COMPETITION-4 -- Team members in Primm, Nev., prepared on Friday, Oct. 7, 2005, for the Grand Challenge, a race among 23 teams that built driverless robotic vehicles to navigate a course in the Mojave Desert.
258.9 1 vital AFP_ENG_20050227.0307 impact of the election in Iraq is reverberating throughout the Middle East, top US Senator John McCain said Sunday, who cited just-called multi-candidate presidential elections in Egypt are the most recent example.
258.9 1 vital AFP_ENG_20050326.0179 He has repeatedly said he would run in the September 2005 polls -- the first multi-candidate and direct presidential elections in Egypt's history -- although he may not qualify under conditions being drawn up.
258.9 1 vital AFP_ENG_20050723.0064 prepares for its first multi-candidate presidential election in September
258.9 1 vital AFP_ENG_20050831.0301 Egypt vote CAIRO With Egypt just a week away from its first ever contested presidential election, which incumbent Hosni Mubarak is widely expected to win, concern is mounting over the likely transparency and fairness of the poll. 750 words by Alain Navarro.
258.9 1 vital AFP_ENG_20050907.0016 Egypt's polling stations opened Wednesday at 8:00 am (0500 GMT) as voters started casting their ballots in the country's first ever contested presidential election.
258.9 1 vital AFP_ENG_20050907.0393 Top Middle East news stories for Wednesday: Egypt-vote CAIRO: Egyptians voted in the country's first contested presidential election with veteran leader Hosni Mubarak all but certain to head off all challengers amid fears of widespread fraud.
258.9 1 vital AFP_ENG_20051215.0243 PICTURES YEAR-EGYPT CAIRO AN ISLAMIST SURGE IN EGYPT 'S LEGISLATIVE POLLS HAS RAISED QUESTIONS OVER THE FUTURE OF THE COUNTRY 'S FLEDGLING DEMOCRATIC TRANSITION AFTER A YEAR WHICH SAW EGYPT 'S FIRST MULTI-CANDIDATE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION
258.9 1 vital AFP_ENG_20051215.0243 year which saw Egypt 's first multi-candidate presidential election
258.9 1 vital AFP_ENG_20060214.0595 The US administration hailed Mubarak's decision to amend the constitution to allow for his first multi-candidate presidential election last September
258.9 1 vital APW_ENG_20050309.1144 The move enables Egypt to hold its first presidential election with more than one candidate since the military overthrew the monarchy in 1952 .
258.9 1 vital BLOG06-20051210-063-0020728857 First presidential election in Egypt with more than one candidate September 2005.
258.9 1 vital BLOG06-20051214-006-0021048678 Hosni Mubarak won a fifth six-year term in Egypt's first contested presidential election, as expected, with 88. 6 percent of the vote but turnout was very low, officials said on Friday.
258.9 1 vital NYT_ENG_20050826.0031 has sparked a debate about whether Egypt's first multicandidate presidential campaign is an honest first step toward a more free and open political life in Egypt or merely a facade intended to help preserve the power of the old guard
258.9 1 vital XIN_ENG_20050510.0301 . Egypt's parliament voted earlier in the day to endorse a constitutional amendment to allow more than one candidate to stand in the presidential election, the first time in the country's history.
258.9 1 vital XIN_ENG_20050813.0041 Egyptian Mail -- Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak's Political Advisor Osama el-Baz said Friday that Egypt rejects international monitoring of its first competitive presidential election, due in September.
258.9 1 vital XIN_ENG_20050909.0227 Incumbent President Hosni Mubarak, candidate of the ruling National Democratic Party, was re-elected with a landslide victory over nine rivals in Egypt's first multi- candidate presidential election, the Presidential Election Commission announced Friday
258.9 2 okay AFP_ENG_20050226.0062 President Hosni Mubarak said Saturday he had ordered parliament to amend Egypt's constitution to allow direct presidential elections in which anyone can stand and all citizens can vote by secret ballot.
258.9 2 okay AFP_ENG_20050905.0332 Mubarak orders parliament to amend Egypt's constitution to allow direct presidential elections in which anyone can stand.
258.9 2 okay AFP_ENG_20060214.0595 The US administration hailed Mubarak's decision to amend the constitution to allow for his first multi-candidate presidential election last September
258.9 2 okay APW_ENG_20050525.0160 Key events leading up to Wednesday's referendum. Feb. 26, 2005 President Hosni Mubarak surprises the nation by announcing he wants multi-candidate presidential elections and asks parliament to make the necessary constitution changes
258.9 2 okay APW_ENG_20051230.0003 It welcomed Mubarak's decision this year to amend Egypt's constitution to let opposition candidates run for president.
258.9 2 okay BLOG06-20051223-006-0015109612 We had 2 iraqi elections, 2 palestinain elections, Harriri's assassination, Syria withdrawel from Lebanon and the Cedar reveloution, Mubarak caling for a multi-party presidential election, the Ayman Nour circus, The referendum, Black Wendsday, numerous terrorist attacks in Egypt, London, Bangaldish and Jordan, Ahmeddinjad taking over Iran, the Mehlis report, our own presidential "election", the parliamentary elections, the MB winning, and finally Gebran Tueni's assassination
258.9 2 okay XIN_ENG_20050226.0088 Earlier in the day, Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak said he had proposed that the parliament amend the constitution to allow multiple candidates to stand in the presidential elections
258.9 2 okay XIN_ENG_20050510.0301 . Egypt's parliament voted earlier in the day to endorse a constitutional amendment to allow more than one candidate to stand in the presidential election, the first time in the country's history.
258.9 2 okay XIN_ENG_20050906.0109 In May , a referendum approved the constitutional amendment , paving the way for the first direct multi-candidate presidential election in Egypt .
258.9 3 okay BLOG06-20051214-006-0021048678 Hosni Mubarak won a fifth six-year term in Egypt's first contested presidential election, as expected, with 88. 6 percent of the vote but turnout was very low, officials said on Friday.
258.9 3 okay BLOG06-20051214-006-0021048678 NEWS SCOOP FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 09 2005 MUBARAK WINS EGYPT PRESIDENTIAL VOTE ON LOW TURNOUT FROM YAHOO CAIRO REUTERS PRESIDENT HOSNI MUBARAK WON A FIFTH SIX-YEAR TERM IN EGYPT 'S FIRST CONTESTED PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION AS EXPECTED WITH 88.6 PERCENT OF THE VOTE BUT TURNOUT WAS VERY LOW OFFICIALS SAID ON FRIDAY
258.9 3 okay LTW_ENG_20051113.0001 was the set of promises made by the 77-year-old incumbent , Hosni Mubarak , on his way to being awarded a six-year-extension of his 24 years in power
258.9 3 okay XIN_ENG_20050910.0166 Egypt's mainstream media on Saturday welcomed incumbent President Hosni Mubarak's winning in the country's first multi-candidate presidential election, while hoping for more reforms in his fifth six-year term
258.9 3 okay XIN_ENG_20050911.0033 Al Ahram: -- President Hosni Mubarak will be sworn in on Sept. 27, heralding the beginning of his fresh six-year term as the first elected president in Egypt's history.
258.9 4 okay XIN_ENG_20050406.0275 A total of 32 million Egyptian citizens can vote in the presidential election planned for September and the parliamentary election to be held in November
258.9 5 okay XIN_ENG_20050907.0268 More than 9,000 polling stations closed late Wednesday, marking the end of Egypt's first multi- candidate presidential election
258.9 6 vital AFP_ENG_20050805.0510 Egypt's political institutions are largely dominated by Mubarak's ruling National Democratic Party (NDP).
258.9 6 vital XIN_ENG_20050909.0227 Incumbent President Hosni Mubarak, candidate of the ruling National Democratic Party, was re-elected with a landslide victory over nine rivals in Egypt's first multi- candidate presidential election, the Presidential Election Commission announced Friday
258.9 7 vital AFP_ENG_20050802.0548 of Mubarak have stepped up their campaign against his 24-year rule of the Arab world's most populous country ahead of the first contested presidential election in Egypt next month.
258.9 7 vital BLOG06-20051214-006-0021048678 Hosni Mubarak won a fifth six-year term in Egypt's first contested presidential election, as expected, with 88. 6 percent of the vote but turnout was very low, officials said on Friday.
258.9 7 vital BLOG06-20051214-006-0021048678 NEWS SCOOP FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 09 2005 MUBARAK WINS EGYPT PRESIDENTIAL VOTE ON LOW TURNOUT FROM YAHOO CAIRO REUTERS PRESIDENT HOSNI MUBARAK WON A FIFTH SIX-YEAR TERM IN EGYPT 'S FIRST CONTESTED PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION AS EXPECTED WITH 88.6 PERCENT OF THE VOTE BUT TURNOUT WAS VERY LOW OFFICIALS SAID ON FRIDAY
258.9 7 vital LTW_ENG_20051113.0001 was the set of promises made by the 77-year-old incumbent , Hosni Mubarak , on his way to being awarded a six-year-extension of his 24 years in power
258.9 7 vital XIN_ENG_20050424.0142 Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak, chairman of the NDP, has been in office since 1981 after his predecessor Anwar Sadat was assassinated
258.9 7 vital XIN_ENG_20050923.0119 Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak, who won his fifth six-year term in the Sept. 7 presidential election
258.9 8 okay AFP_ENG_20060214.0595 "The conviction of Mr. Nur, the runner-up in Egypt's 2005 presidential elections, calls into question Egypt's commitment to democracy, freedom, and the rule of law," the White House said in a statement
258.9 8 okay BLOG06-20051225-087-0014911474 Hosni Mubarak's runner-up in Egypt's presidential election, fiery young lawyer Ayman Nur, was sentenced to five years in prison after what his camp charged was a political trial.
258.9 8 okay BLOG06-20051227-060-0031945958 Ayman Nour is the runner-up to Hosni Mubarak in Egypt's September 7 Presidential election.
259.9 1 okay AFP_ENG_20050423.0110 Reigning world champion Ronnie O'Sullivan reeled off the final four frames to defeat gallant Ali Carter 13-7 at the World Snooker Championships in Sheffield on Saturday
259.9 1 okay AFP_ENG_20050426.0668 And while Ebdon has plenty of work to do Wednesday to avoid a fifth defeat in seven meetings with the defending champion, he acknowledges snooker would be much the poorer if O'Sullivan did walk away from the sport
259.9 1 okay AFP_ENG_20050426.0668 Defending champion Ronnie O'Sullivan meanwhile delivered a snooker master class to Peter Ebdon before the
259.9 1 okay AFP_ENG_20050915.0286 . O'Sullivan, who was world champion in 2001 and 2004, is snooker's biggest drawcard and would be sorely missed by the sport if he did decamp to the United States permanently.
259.9 1 okay APW_ENG_20050428.0349 Peter Ebdon won 11 of the last 14 frames to hit back from 8-2 down and knock defending champion Ronnie O'Sullivan out of the World Snooker Championship on Wednesday.
259.9 2 okay AFP_ENG_20050426.0668 Hendry, considered by many to have been the world's greatest ever cueman with a record seven world crowns, relaunched his campaign after falling 5-3 behind to Stevens earlier in the day
259.9 2 okay BLOG06-20051225-030-0008746518 The most successful players at The Crucible are Steve Davis , who won six times in the 1980s , and Stephen Hendry , who won seven times in the 1990s .
259.9 2 okay XIN_ENG_20050403.0100 The 18 year old Ding rallied from 1 4 down to defeat the seven time world champion Hendry to win the 2005 World Snooker China Open crown.
259.9 2 okay XIN_ENG_20050502.0252 The most successful players at The Crucible are Steve Davis , who won six times in the 1980s , and Stephen Hendry , who won seven times in the 1990s .
259.9 3 vital AFP_ENG_20050502.0566 Murphy's winner's cheque of 250,000 pounds (473,000 dollars) was the biggest pay day of the Englishman's career, far exceeding the 15,000 pounds (28,000 dollars) he earned for losing in the first round of the world championship two years ago
259.9 4 vital BLOG06-20051225-030-0008746518 During the 2005 Championship it was announced that the Championship would remain at the Crucible for at least another five years .
259.9 4 vital XIN_ENG_20050422.0216 2(Xinhua) Snooker's governing body announced on Friday that the northern English city of Sheffield will continue to host the World Championships until 2010.
259.9 4 vital XIN_ENG_20050422.0216 Snooker 's governing body announced on Friday that the northern English city of Sheffield will continue to host the World Championships until 2010 .
259.9 4 vital XIN_ENG_20050422.0216 Snooker's governing body announced on Friday that the northern English city of Sheffield will continue to host the World Championships until 2010
259.9 4 vital XIN_ENG_20050422.0216 Snooker's governing body announced on Friday that the northern English city of Sheffield will continue to host the World Championships until 2010.
259.9 4 vital XIN_ENG_20050502.0252 During the 2005 Championship it was announced that the Championship would remain at the Crucible for at least another five years .
259.9 5 okay AFP_ENG_20050915.0286 Former snooker world champion Ronnie O'Sullivan is planning to switch his focus to the pool circuit in the United States after a five month break from the tables.
259.9 5 okay AFP_ENG_20050915.0286 Former snooker world champion Ronnie O'Sullivan is planning to switch his focus to the pool circuit in the United States after a five-month break from the tables
259.9 5 okay AFP_ENG_20050915.0286 Former snooker world champion Ronnie O'Sullivan is planning to switch his focus to the pool circuit in the United States after a five-month break from the tables.
259.9 6 vital XIN_ENG_20050422.0216 The Crucible Theatre, which has hosted the World Championship since 1977 but which holds fewer than 1,000 spectators, remains the event's home in the short term
259.9 6 vital XIN_ENG_20050422.0216 The Crucible Theatre, which has hosted the World Championship since 1977 but which holds fewer than 1,000 spectators, remains the event's home in the short term, although a feasibility study will take place into the construction of a new purpose-built venue
259.9 6 vital XIN_ENG_20050422.0216 The Crucible Theatre, which has hosted the World Championship since 1977 but which holds fewer than 1,000 spectators, remains the event's home in the short term, although a feasibility study will take place into the construction of a new purpose-built venue.
259.9 7 okay AFP_ENG_20050426.0406 English qualifier Shaun Murphy, a 150 1 outsider at the start of the tournament, had six time champion Steve Davis in serious trouble in their quarter final clash at the World Snooker Championships here on Tuesday.
259.9 7 okay AFP_ENG_20050426.0668 Davis, a six-time world champion, has also enjoyed his share of the Crucible limelight, however the red-haired veteran has his back to the wall after Murphy, a 150-1 outsider at the start of the tournament, began their quarter-final with gusto
259.9 7 okay AFP_ENG_20050502.0566 Shaun Murphy won the world snooker championship, beating Matthew Stevens 18-16 in the best of 35 frame final at the Crucible Theatre here on Monday, to complete one of the biggest upsets in the sport's history
259.9 7 okay BLOG06-20051225-030-0008746518 Surprising wins at The Crucible include Joe Johnson and Shaun Murphy , who won in 1986 and 2005 respectively against odds of 150-1 each , and Terry Griffiths , whose 1979 victory was only his second professional tournament .
259.9 7 okay XIN_ENG_20050502.0252 Surprising wins at The Crucible include Joe Johnson and Shaun Murphy , who won in 1986 and 2005 respectively against odds of 150-1 each , and Terry Griffiths , whose 1979 victory was only his second professional tournament .
260.8 1 okay BLOG06-20051216-072-0028800393 "Actually, it was never released on super nes afaik, it was only released on nes under the title "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2 The Arcade Game.
260.8 1 okay BLOG06-20051216-072-0028800393 In (1991)TMNT II Turtles in time comes out in the arcades and is a huge hit
260.8 1 okay BLOG06-20051216-072-0028800393 In -LRB- 1991 -RRB- TMNT II Turtles in time comes out in the arcades and is a huge hit .
260.8 1 okay BLOG06-20051226-031-0020705337 TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES ARCADE GAME RESOURCES
260.8 1 okay BLOG06-20060118-057-0003088148 52pm) - 4Kids Entertainment and The Mirage Group announced today an exclusive worldwide license agreement with Ubisoft to develop and publish Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles videogames based on the new CG feature-length film being produced by Imagi Animation Studios and to be distributed domestically by Warner Bros
260.8 1 okay LTW_ENG_20060302.0027 Product placement and in-game advertising are nothing new -- the '80s-era Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles once promoted a pizza chain in an arcade game
260.8 1 okay LTW_ENG_20060302.0027 Product placement and in game advertising are nothing new the '80s era Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles once promoted a pizza chain in an arcade game but it's a trend that is rapidly turning from a novelty into a serious business.
260.8 1 okay LTW_ENG_20060302.0027 Product placement and in-game advertising are nothing new -- the '80s-era Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles once promoted a pizza chain in an arcade game -- but it's a trend that is rapidly turning from a novelty into a serious business
260.8 1 okay LTW_ENG_20060302.0027 Product placement and in-game advertising are nothing new the '80s-era Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles once promoted a pizza chain in an arcade game but it's a trend that is rapidly turning from a novelty into a serious business
260.8 1 okay NYT_ENG_20041202.0095 In 1991 TMNT II Turtles in time comes out in the arcades and is a huge hit.
260.8 2 okay NYT_ENG_20041202.0095 "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 3: Mutant Nightmare": Whether battling the Foot Ninjas or infiltrating
260.8 2 okay NYT_ENG_20051028.0338 `` Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 3 : Mutant Nightmare '' : Whether battling the Foot Ninjas or infiltrating the Triceraton Base , they 're always looking for action .
260.8 2 okay NYT_ENG_20051028.0338 "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 3: Mutant Nightmare": Whether battling the Foot Ninjas or infiltrating the Triceraton Base, they're always looking for action
260.8 2 okay NYT_ENG_20051028.0338 "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 3: Mutant Nightmare": Whether battling the Foot Ninjas or infiltrating the Triceraton Base, they're always looking for action.
260.8 2 okay NYT_ENG_20051028.0338 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 3: Mutant Nightmare : Whether battling the Foot Ninjas or infiltrating the Triceraton Base, they're always looking for action. (PS2, XB, Game Boy Advance, Nintendo DS)
260.8 3 vital LTW_ENG_20050204.0099 1990: The ``Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles'' movie rides the popularity of the most commercially successful self published superhero comic book ever.
260.8 3 vital LTW_ENG_20050204.0099 1990: The ``Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles'' movie rides the popularity of the most commercially successful self-published superhero comic book ever
260.8 3 vital LTW_ENG_20050204.0099 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movie rides the popularity of the most commercially successful self-published superhero comic book ever
260.8 4 okay LTW_ENG_20060302.0027 Product placement and in-game advertising are nothing new -- the '80s-era Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles once promoted a pizza chain in an arcade game
260.8 4 okay LTW_ENG_20060302.0027 Product placement and in game advertising are nothing new the '80s era Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles once promoted a pizza chain in an arcade game but it's a trend that is rapidly turning from a novelty into a serious business.
260.8 4 okay LTW_ENG_20060302.0027 Product placement and in-game advertising are nothing new -- the '80s-era Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles once promoted a pizza chain in an arcade game -- but it's a trend that is rapidly turning from a novelty into a serious business
260.8 4 okay LTW_ENG_20060302.0027 Product placement and in-game advertising are nothing new the '80s-era Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles once promoted a pizza chain in an arcade game but it's a trend that is rapidly turning from a novelty into a serious business
260.8 5 okay AFP_ENG_20050718.0550 In the United Kingdom and Ireland they are sometimes known as the Teenage Mutant Hero Turtles .
260.8 5 okay BLOG06-20051210-081-0010467043 In the United Kingdom and Ireland they are sometimes known as the Teenage Mutant Hero Turtles .
260.8 5 okay BLOG06-20060121-037-0010110318 The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles name was changed to Hero Turtles in Europe.
260.8 5 okay BLOG06-20060121-037-0010110318 The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles name was changed to Hero Turtles in Europe because they didn’t want childrens toys and cartoons associated with thugs
260.8 5 okay BLOG06-20060121-037-0010110318 THE TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES NAME WAS CHANGED TO HERO TURTLES IN EUROPE BECAUSE THEY DIDNT WANT CHILDRENS TOYS AND CARTOONS ASSOCIATED WITH THUGS
260.8 6 vital AFP_ENG_20050718.0550 The comic-book inspired stories of four humanoid fighting turtles caused a worldwide sensation when they were adapted for television in the late 1980s before hitting the big screen in 1990
260.8 6 vital AFP_ENG_20050718.0550 The comic-book inspired stories of four humanoid fighting turtles caused a worldwide sensation when they were adapted for television in the late 1980s before hitting the big screen in 1990.
260.8 6 vital AFP_ENG_20050718.0550 The first issue of Eastman and Laird 's Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles premiered in May , 1984 , at a comic book convention in Portsmouth , New Hampshire .
260.8 6 vital BLOG06-20051210-081-0010467043 The first issue of Eastman and Laird 's Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles premiered in May , 1984 , at a comic book convention in Portsmouth , New Hampshire .
260.8 6 vital BLOG06-20060112-026-0000524562 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles has been an international phenomenon for more than twenty years .
260.8 6 vital BLOG06-20060112-026-0000524562 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles has been an international phenomenon for more than twenty years.
260.8 6 vital BLOG06-20060118-057-0003088148 TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES HAS BEEN AN INTERNATIONAL PHENOMENON FOR MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS
260.8 7 vital AFP_ENG_20050718.0550 Created in 1984 by Kevin Eastman and Peter Laird , the TMNT originated in an American comic book published by Mirage Studios .
260.8 7 vital AFP_ENG_20050718.0550 The comic-book inspired stories of four humanoid fighting turtles caused a worldwide sensation when they were adapted for television in the late 1980s before hitting the big screen in 1990
260.8 7 vital AFP_ENG_20050718.0550 The comic-book inspired stories of four humanoid fighting turtles caused a worldwide sensation when they were adapted for television in the late 1980s before hitting the big screen in 1990.
260.8 7 vital AFP_ENG_20050718.0550 The film will be written and directed by animation guru Kevin Munroe, who is developing the screenplay in consultation with "Turtles" comic book co-creator Peter Laird and the CGI animation will be created in Imagi in Hong Kong
260.8 7 vital BLOG06-20051210-081-0010467043 Created in 1984 by Kevin Eastman and Peter Laird , the TMNT originated in an American comic book published by Mirage Studios .
260.8 7 vital BLOG06-20051210-081-0010467043 The film should get a PG rating, but is rumored to be darker and more gritty than the previous three Ninja Turtle movies and will play closer homage to the original comic book series.
260.8 7 vital BLOG06-20060106-019-0019319051 " By contrast, TMNT were actually the main characters in a pretty hip underground comic book
260.8 7 vital BLOG06-20060106-019-0019319051 TMNT were actually the main characters in a pretty hip underground comic book.
260.8 7 vital LTW_ENG_20050204.0099 1990: The ``Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles'' movie rides the popularity of the most commercially successful self published superhero comic book ever.
260.8 7 vital LTW_ENG_20050204.0099 1990: The ``Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles'' movie rides the popularity of the most commercially successful self-published superhero comic book ever
260.8 7 vital LTW_ENG_20050204.0099 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movie rides the popularity of the most commercially successful self-published superhero comic book ever
260.8 8 okay APW_ENG_20051015.0138 Among Golden Harvest's biggest successes is the cartoon inspired "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles," which became one of the top grossing films in North America in 1990, making over US$130 million.
260.8 8 okay APW_ENG_20051015.0138 Among Golden Harvest's biggest successes is the cartoon-inspired "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles," which became one of the top-grossing films in North America in 1990, making over US$130 million
260.8 8 okay APW_ENG_20051015.0138 Among Golden Harvest's biggest successes is the cartoon-inspired "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles," which became one of the top-grossing films in North America in 1990, making over US$130 million.
260.8 8 okay APW_ENG_20051015.0138 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, which became one of the top-grossing films in North America in 1990, making over US$130 million
260.8 9 vital AFP_ENG_20050718.0550 Created in 1984 by Kevin Eastman and Peter Laird , the TMNT originated in an American comic book published by Mirage Studios .
260.8 9 vital BLOG06-20051210-081-0010467043 Created in 1984 by Kevin Eastman and Peter Laird , the TMNT originated in an American comic book published by Mirage Studios .
260.8 9 vital LTW_ENG_20050204.0099 1990: The ``Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles'' movie rides the popularity of the most commercially successful self published superhero comic book ever. Creators Kevin Eastman and Peter Laird said they were trying to create the dorkiest, silliest superheroes they could imagine to spoof the grim and gritty superheroes.
260.8 9 vital LTW_ENG_20050204.0099 Creators Kevin Eastman and Peter Laird said they were trying to create the dorkiest, silliest superheroes they could imagine to spoof the grim and gritty superheroes
261.8 1 vital AFP_ENG_20041022.0105 They have been blamed for the death of numerous freshwater crocodiles in Kakadu and a rare marsupial called the Northern quoll is on the verge of being put on the endangered species list because of its taste for the cane toads.
261.8 1 vital AFP_ENG_20041107.0211 Australia's capital battles drought-crazed kangaroos and poison moths
261.8 1 vital AFP_ENG_20041107.0211 forcing "mobs" of stressed and dehydrated marsupials to seek water in Canberra's lush parks and gardens
261.8 1 vital AFP_ENG_20041107.0211 In recent months however the worst drought in living memory has dried out the normally shy and nocturnal kangaroos' normal drinking holes, forcing "mobs" of stressed and dehydrated marsupials to seek water in Canberra's lush parks and gardens.
261.8 1 vital AFP_ENG_20041205.0223 study by local scientist Meri Oakwood recently found that cane toads were killing the quoll, a small native marsupial
261.8 1 vital AFP_ENG_20050530.0173 Climate change, not the actions of humans, is likely to have led to the dying out of Australia's giant wombats and kangaroos, according to a new study
261.8 1 vital APW_ENG_20050411.0028 Authorities are so concerned about the quolls' survival that they've transported some to toad-free islands off Australia's northern coast
261.8 1 vital APW_ENG_20050411.0028 Small endangered marsupials called quolls
261.8 1 vital APW_ENG_20050411.0028 Small endangered marsupials called quolls have been hard hit by the cane toads
261.8 1 vital APW_ENG_20050411.0028 Small endangered marsupials called quolls have been hard hit by the cane toads .
261.8 1 vital APW_ENG_20050411.0028 Small endangered marsupials called quolls have been hard hit by the cane toads.
261.8 1 vital APW_ENG_20050411.0028 Small endangered marsupials called quolls have been hard hit by the cane toads. Authorities are so concerned about the quolls' survival that they've transported some to toad free islands off Australia's northern coast.
261.8 2 okay LTW_ENG_20060320.0068 One local family has a sugar glider, a squirrel-size marsupial
261.8 2 okay NYT_ENG_20050325.0189 At the same time, sugar gliders -- irresistibly cute Australian marsupials that sell for $100 and up and are marketed as handy pocket pets -- have become more familiar stocking stuffers in recent years
261.8 2 okay NYT_ENG_20050325.0189 At the same time, sugar gliders -- irresistibly cute Australian marsupials that sell for $100 and up and are marketed as handy pocket pets -- have become more familiar stocking stuffers in recent years.
261.8 2 okay NYT_ENG_20050325.0189 Exotic pets are now popular enough that trends have emerged. For instance, Vietnamese potbellied pigs, which were hot a decade ago, have cooled because of an oversupply. At the same time, sugar gliders irresistibly cute Australian marsupials that sell for $100 and up and are marketed as handy pocket pets have become more familiar stocking stuffers in recent years.
261.8 3 okay BLOG06-20060128-017-0012964470 A gift of two Tasmanian devils to Denmark's future king -- whose mother is Australian -- could spread a disfiguring disease to other animals, environmentalists warned.A breeding pair of the feisty marsupials was promised as a gift to the Copenhagen Zoo to mark the birth in October of a son to Tasmanian-born Princess Mary and Danish Crown Prince Frederik.But the devils, dog-size carnivores that live wild only in Tasmania, are under threat from a disfiguring facial cancer that has slashed their population by up to 70 percent in some areas, leaving an estimated 130,000 survivors.
261.8 3 okay NYT_ENG_20050530.0081 a mysterious malady that in the last three years has killed nearly half of all the world's devils
261.8 3 okay NYT_ENG_20050530.0081 But tragedy struck. Within months, their mother developed devil facial tumor disease a mysterious malady that in the last three years has killed nearly half of all the world's devils, marsupials that are found only in Tasmania. Shortly after she died, the baby devils, grown to the size of tiny puppies, were found dangling from their mother's pouch, starving to death.
261.8 3 okay NYT_ENG_20050530.0081 Within months, their mother developed devil facial tumor disease -- a mysterious malady that in the last three years has killed nearly half of all the world's devils, marsupials that are found only in Tasmania
261.8 3 okay NYT_ENG_20050530.0081 Within months, their mother developed devil facial tumor disease a mysterious malady that in the last three years has killed nearly half of all the world's devils, marsupials that are found only in Tasmania
261.8 4 vital BLOG06-20051207-095-0024719711 AS ONE EXAMPLE WE CONCLUDE THAT FOSSILS OF THE HYPOTHETICAL COMMON ANCESTORS OF SOUTH AMERICAN MARSUPIALS AND AUSTRALIAN MARSUPIALS SHOULD BE FOUND DATING FROM BEFORE THESE TWO LANDMASSES SEPARATED
261.8 4 vital BLOG06-20051207-095-0024719711 Finding marsupial fossils in Antarctica establishes that there were once marsupials on that continent, but it says nothing about their having evolved from some nonmarsupial stock or even about their having given rise to distinct marsupial suborders
261.8 4 vital BLOG06-20051207-095-0024719711 marsupials once existed in Antarctica
261.8 4 vital BLOG06-20051210-072-0030622033 In most continents , placentals were much more successful and no marsupials survived ; in South America the opossums retained a strong presence , and in the Tertiary marsupials produced predators such as the borhyaenids and the saber-toothed Thylacosmilus. In Australia placental mammals were not present throughout much of the Tertiary and marsupials and monotremes dominated completely .
261.8 4 vital LTW_ENG_20050709.0007 In most continents , placentals were much more successful and no marsupials survived ; in South America the opossums retained a strong presence , and in the Tertiary marsupials produced predators such as the borhyaenids and the saber-toothed Thylacosmilus. In Australia placental mammals were not present throughout much of the Tertiary and marsupials and monotremes dominated completely .
261.8 4 vital LTW_ENG_20050709.0007 There are also many extant species in South America and one species , the Virginia Opossum , native to North America .
261.8 4 vital NYT_ENG_20050912.0193 He and Novacek, lying on the other side, thought it could be a little marsupial, perhaps an ancestor to lineages leading to kangaroos and opossums. If so, it would support the hypothesized Asian origins of the marsupials that eventually migrated to Australia and the Americas.
261.8 4 vital NYT_ENG_20050912.0193 hypothesized Asian origins of the marsupials that eventually migrated
261.8 4 vital NYT_ENG_20050912.0193 If so, it would support the hypothesized Asian origins of the marsupials that eventually migrated to Australia and the Americas
261.8 4 vital NYT_ENG_20050912.0193 If so, it would support the hypothesized Asian origins of the marsupials that eventually migrated to Australia and the Americas.
261.8 5 vital BLOG06-20051207-075-0000233600 Modern mammals include monotremes , marsupials
261.8 5 vital BLOG06-20051210-072-0030622033 Marsupials are mammals in which the female typically has a pouch ( called the marsupium , from which the name ' derives ) in which it rears its young through early infancy .
261.8 5 vital BLOG06-20060121-028-0007054727 And in addition to the marsupials and the monotremes, there may have been even weirder, more difficult to classify mammals, in the past
261.8 5 vital BLOG06-20060125-022-0013670474 MODERN MAMMALS INCLUDE MONOTREMES MARSUPIALS AND PLACENTALS AND THEY ALL SHARE THE DISTINCTIVE EAR BONES
261.8 5 vital BLOG06-20060209-022-0008307063 Just for the record Marsupials are Mammals
261.8 5 vital BLOG06-20060209-022-0008307063 JUST FOR THE RECORD MARSUPIALS ARE MAMMALS
261.8 5 vital BLOG06-20060209-022-0008307063 Some people -LRB- I guess -RRB- tend not to think marsupials are mammals , but that is the broader category they fall under .
261.8 5 vital LTW_ENG_20050709.0007 Except for a marsupial (such as the kangaroo or opossum), a giant panda baby is the smallest mammal newborn relative to its mother's size
261.8 5 vital LTW_ENG_20050709.0007 Except for a marsupial (such as the kangaroo or opossum), a giant panda baby is the smallest mammal newborn relative to its mother's size.
261.8 5 vital LTW_ENG_20050709.0007 Marsupials are mammals in which the female typically has a pouch ( called the marsupium , from which the name ' derives ) in which it rears its young through early infancy .
261.8 5 vital NYT_ENG_20060125.0222 Other examples of convergence include marsupial mammals related to kangaroos and opossums that evolved into creatures resembling lions and wolves
261.8 6 okay AFP_ENG_20050523.0101 South Australia state Premier Mike Rann said the current population of 27,000 koalas on Kangaroo Island was unsustainable
261.8 6 okay AFP_ENG_20050526.0022 The group demanded an end to use of the poison compound 1080 to counter an explosion of the wallaby population on King Island, off Australia's island state of Tasmania
261.8 6 okay AFP_ENG_20050526.0022 Whyte said the wallaby population had hit plague proportions of up to 500,000 animals on King Island , where the marsupials have no natural predators .
261.8 6 okay AFP_ENG_20050526.0022 Whyte said the wallaby population had hit plague proportions of up to 500,000 animals on King Island, where the marsupials have no natural predators
261.8 6 okay XIN_ENG_20041001.0037 Australian Broadcasting Corporation radio quoted the official as saying that the number of the furry marsupials living on numbers are too high in some areas, especially in the west of the state, and the local vegetation is being destroyed
261.8 7 okay APW_ENG_20050802.0235 Trade figures show Russians eat almost a third of Australia's total exports of kangaroo meat, which accounts for half of Australia's total exports to Russia
261.8 8 okay BLOG06-20060203-015-0010643396 An international team led by Kathy Belov from the University of Sydney 's Faculty of Veterinary Science has documented the genetic code of marsupials for the first time .
261.8 8 okay BLOG06-20060203-015-0010643396 An international team led by Kathy Belov from the University of Sydney's Faculty of Veterinary Science has documented the genetic code of marsupials for the first time.
261.8 9 okay AFP_ENG_20050215.0191 Australian museum drops bid to clone extinct Tasmanian "tiger" The Australian Museum has abandoned an ambitious attempt to clone an extinct marsupial known as the "Tasmanian tiger", or thylacine, officials said Tuesday.
261.8 9 okay AFP_ENG_20050215.0191 The Australian Museum has abandoned an ambitious attempt to clone an extinct marsupial known as the "Tasmanian tiger", or thylacine, officials said Tuesday
261.8 9 okay APW_ENG_20051012.0381 The quest to recreate the marsupial, which is thought to have died out in the island state of Tasmania in the 20th century, focuses on the DNA of a pup found preserved in a jar of formaldehyde in the state capital Hobart
262.8 1 vital BLOG06-20051214-002-0008310015 kumquat is like a citrus fruit and has an edible skin
262.8 1 vital BLOG06-20051214-002-0008310015 Kumquats: the kumquat is like a citrus fruit and has an edible skin.
262.8 1 vital BLOG06-20060121-009-0014570625 I bought some (say 200 grams) to try and indeed you could easily bite through the skin and the skin was in fact sweet while the pulp inside somewhat more sour though with a definite orange flavor.
262.8 1 vital BLOG06-20060121-009-0014570625 It wasnÃ¢ÂÂt as juicy as one might expect but neither was it a horrible mouthfeel or taste experience as one might guess from popping a small orange into your mouth
262.8 1 vital BLOG06-20060121-009-0014570625 Kumquats are frequently eaten whole ; the skin is sweet and the inner fruit tart .
262.8 1 vital NYT_ENG_20041206.0044 Kumquats are frequently eaten whole ; the skin is sweet and the inner fruit tart .
262.8 2 vital BLOG06-20051227-037-0006387818 of candy before the trailers ended.Though this gold orange looks a lot like an orange, the kumquat was removed from the genus Citrus around 1915 and moved into Fortunella.
262.8 2 vital BLOG06-20051227-037-0006387818 Though this gold orange looks a lot like an orange, the kumquat was removed from the genus Citrus around 1915.
262.8 2 vital BLOG06-20060121-009-0014570625 Originally placed in the genus Citrus , they were transferred to the genus Fortunella in 1915 .
262.8 2 vital BLOG06-20060121-009-0014570625 This fruit was considered part of the citrus family until 1915 when scientists felt its cellular structure was sufficiently different so as to require its own genus, Fortunella
262.8 2 vital NYT_ENG_20041206.0044 Originally placed in the genus Citrus , they were transferred to the genus Fortunella in 1915 .
262.8 3 okay BLOG06-20051227-037-0006387818 The fruit began cultivation in Europe and the U. S.  in the mid-19th century
262.8 4 okay BLOG06-20051227-037-0006387818 The kumquat is high in fiber and vitamins A and C
262.8 4 okay BLOG06-20051227-037-0006387818 The kumquat is high in fiber and vitamins A and C. Replace your grandmother s prunes with this tart treat.
262.8 5 okay BLOG06-20051213-005-0004975414 kumquats look just like minioranges
262.8 5 okay BLOG06-20051214-002-0008310015 Kumquats: the kumquat is like a citrus fruit and has an edible skin.
262.8 5 okay BLOG06-20051227-037-0006387818 Though this gold orange looks a lot like an orange, the kumquat was removed from the genus Citrus around 1915.
262.8 5 okay BLOG06-20051227-037-0006387818 Though this gold orange looks a lot like an orange, the kumquat was removed from the genus Citrus around 1915 and moved into Fortunella
262.8 5 okay BLOG06-20060121-009-0014570625 The Kumquat is a small fruit-bearing tree in the genus Fortunella. Its fruit closely resembles those of the related genus Citrus , and , like that genus , it is also classified in the flowering plant family Rutaceae .
262.8 5 okay NYT_ENG_20041206.0044 The Kumquat is a small fruit-bearing tree in the genus Fortunella. Its fruit closely resembles those of the related genus Citrus , and , like that genus , it is also classified in the flowering plant family Rutaceae .
262.8 6 vital BLOG06-20060121-009-0014570625 means golden mandarin or orange in Cantonese
262.8 6 vital BLOG06-20060121-009-0014570625 The English name " kumquat " derives from the Cantonese pronunciation gam1 gwat1 ( given in Jyutping romanization ; .
262.8 6 vital BLOG06-20060121-009-0014570625 The name kumquat apparently means golden mandarin or orange in Cantonese, according to several books I consulted, including Elizabeth SchneiderÃ¢ÂÂs Uncommon Fruits and Vegetables
262.8 6 vital NYT_ENG_20041206.0044 The English name " kumquat " derives from the Cantonese pronunciation gam1 gwat1 ( given in Jyutping romanization ; .
262.8 7 okay BLOG06-20060121-009-0014570625 There are four species currently accepted , including Hong Kong Wild Kumquat ( Fortunella hindsii ) , Marumi Kumquat ( Fortunella japonica ) , Meiwa Kumquat ( Fortunella crassifolia ) , and Nagami Kumquat ( Fortunella margarita ) .
262.8 7 okay BLOG06-20060121-009-0014570625 There are two main kinds of kumquats , the oval ones photographed here are Fortunella margarita , and the most common one cultivated for sale , Fortunella japonica .
262.8 7 okay BLOG06-20060121-009-0014570625 There are two main kinds of kumquats, the oval ones photographed here are Fortunella margarita, and the most common one cultivated for sale, Fortunella japonica
262.8 7 okay NYT_ENG_20041206.0044 There are four species currently accepted , including Hong Kong Wild Kumquat ( Fortunella hindsii ) , Marumi Kumquat ( Fortunella japonica ) , Meiwa Kumquat ( Fortunella crassifolia ) , and Nagami Kumquat ( Fortunella margarita ) .
263.9 10 okay BLOG06-20051207-157-0003044910 While We the Living met with mixed reviews in the U.S. and positive reviews in the U.K. , Anthem received significiant and positive reviews only in England , due in part to its odd publication history .
263.9 10 okay NYT_ENG_20050301.0199 While We the Living met with mixed reviews in the U.S. and positive reviews in the U.K. , Anthem received significiant and positive reviews only in England , due in part to its odd publication history .
263.9 11 okay BLOG06-20051207-157-0003044910 She was up against The Red Decade in America , and Anthem did not even find a publisher in the United States ; it was first published in England .
263.9 11 okay NYT_ENG_20050301.0199 She was up against The Red Decade in America , and Anthem did not even find a publisher in the United States ; it was first published in England .
263.9 12 okay LTW_ENG_20060127.0039 Greenspan had met Anderson years earlier when both formed part of the intellectual circle of novelist Ayn Rand, a Russian emigre whose writings celebrated laissez faire capitalism. Three of the essays in Rand's 1967 book ``Capitalism: The Unknown Ideal'' were authored by Greenspan, then the 41 year old president of an economic consulting firm in New York City.
263.9 13 okay NYT_ENG_20050201.0278 (Ayn Rand Archives/The New York Times) (NYT14) UNDATED -- Feb. 1, 2005 -- RAND-ANNIVERSARY-2 -- The design for Ayn Rand's house by Frank Llyod Wright which was never built.
263.9 13 okay NYT_ENG_20050201.0278 (NYT14) UNDATED Feb. 1, 2005 RAND ANNIVERSARY 2 The design for Ayn Rand's house by Frank Llyod Wright which was never built. More than 20 years after her death, some readers still are choosing up sides on how they feel about Rand those who see her as a touchstone pitted against those who believe her dangerous, and those who see her as a subtle philosopher pitted against those who see her as a pulp novelist with pretensions. (Courtesy of the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation, Scottsdale, AZ. via The New York Times).
263.9 14 okay NYT_ENG_20050201.0100 Atlas alone sells more than 150,000 copies a year, with overall sales past 5. 5 million, according to the Ayn Rand Institute
263.9 14 okay NYT_ENG_20050201.0100 Rand died in 1982, but her books continue to sell well "Atlas" alone sells more than 150,000 copies a year, with overall sales past 5.5 million, according to the Ayn Rand Institute.
263.9 15 vital BLOG06-20051224-041-0013051569 And Ayn Rand was an atheist, shudder.
263.9 15 vital NYT_ENG_20050201.0100 Rand was an atheist, but Fallin, like others, says he has no problem being a Christian and also being inspired by Rand's message
263.9 15 vital NYT_ENG_20050301.0199 . Rand, of course, had no interest in that deity stuff.
263.9 1 vital BLOG06-20051207-157-0003044910 Ayn Rand ( , - March 6 1982 ) , born Alissa Zinovievna Rosenbaum , was best known for her philosophy of Objectivism and her novels We the Living , Anthem , The Fountainhead , and Atlas Shrugged .
263.9 1 vital BLOG06-20051207-157-0003044910 Ayn Rand was born Alisa Rosenbaum in St Petersburg , in February 1905 .
263.9 1 vital BLOG06-20051207-157-0003044910 Ayn Rand was born Alisa Rosenbaum in St Petersburg, in February 1905.
263.9 1 vital BLOG06-20060203-015-0009467586 On this date, in Einstein's Magical Year of 1905, Alice Zinovievna Rosenbaum, better known as Ayn Rand, was born in St. Petersburg, Russia.
263.9 1 vital NYT_ENG_20050301.0199 Ayn Rand ( , - March 6 1982 ) , born Alissa Zinovievna Rosenbaum , was best known for her philosophy of Objectivism and her novels We the Living , Anthem , The Fountainhead , and Atlas Shrugged .
263.9 2 okay NYT_ENG_20050201.0100 Rand's promotion of laissez-faire capitalism free of all government regulations made her a fountainhead for many economists and conservative thinkers
263.9 2 okay NYT_ENG_20050201.0100 Rand's promotion of laissez-faire capitalism free of all government regulations made her a fountainhead for many economists and conservative thinkers.
263.9 2 okay NYT_ENG_20050404.0174 ayn rand , a hero of the more libertarian right ,
263.9 2 okay NYT_ENG_20050602.0131 A devoted student of Ayn Rand, the high priestess of unfettered capitalism, Cox has a long record in the House of promoting the agenda of those business interests that are a cornerstone of the Republican Party's political and financial support.
263.9 2 okay NYT_ENG_20050602.0219 Cox a devoted student of Ayn Rand, the high priestess of unfettered capitalism has a long record in the House of promoting the agenda of business interests that are a cornerstone of the Republican Party's political and financial support.
263.9 2 okay NYT_ENG_20050602.0239 Cox a devoted student of Ayn Rand, the high priestess of unfettered capitalism has a long record in the House of promoting the agenda of business interests that are a cornerstone of the Republican Party's political and financial support.
263.9 3 okay NYT_ENG_20050301.0199 Rand had a record of thoroughgoing disdain for those who didn't measure up to her intellectual standards.
263.9 4 okay NYT_ENG_20050201.0108 Rand reportedly had Frank Lloyd Wright in mind when creating Roark; Warner Brothers tried negotiating with Wright (who admired "The Fountainhead") to create the designs that Gary Cooper's Roark would build in the film version.
263.9 5 vital BLOG06-20051207-157-0003044910 Ayn Rand was born Alisa Rosenbaum in St Petersburg , in February 1905 .
263.9 5 vital BLOG06-20051207-157-0003044910 Rand was born in Saint Petersburg , Russia , and was the eldest of three daughters of a Jewish family .
263.9 5 vital BLOG06-20060203-015-0009467586 On this date, in Einstein's Magical Year of 1905, Alice Zinovievna Rosenbaum, better known as Ayn Rand, was born in St. Petersburg, Russia.
263.9 5 vital NYT_ENG_20050201.0100 Ayn (rhymes with "fine") Rand was born in St. Petersburg, Russia, and immigrated to the United States in 1926
263.9 5 vital NYT_ENG_20050201.0100 Ayn (rhymes with "fine") Rand was born in St. Petersburg, Russia, and immigrated to the United States in 1926.
263.9 5 vital NYT_ENG_20050201.0100 Ayn (rhymes with fine ) Rand was born in St. Petersburg, Russia, and immigrated to the United States in 1926
263.9 5 vital NYT_ENG_20050301.0199 Rand was born in Saint Petersburg , Russia , and was the eldest of three daughters of a Jewish family .
263.9 6 okay BLOG06-20051207-157-0003044910 Alisa studied history and philosophy at the state university, then, briefly, screenwriting at the new state film school in Moscow.
263.9 6 okay BLOG06-20051207-157-0003044910 She studied philosophy and history at the University of Petrograd. Her major literary discoveries in university were the works of Edmond Rostand , Friedrich Schiller and Fyodor Dostoevsky. She admired Rostand for his richly romantic imagination and Schiller for his grand , heroic scale .
263.9 6 okay NYT_ENG_20050301.0199 She studied philosophy and history at the University of Petrograd. Her major literary discoveries in university were the works of Edmond Rostand , Friedrich Schiller and Fyodor Dostoevsky. She admired Rostand for his richly romantic imagination and Schiller for his grand , heroic scale .
263.9 7 okay BLOG06-20051207-157-0003044910 After a brief stay with her relatives in Chicago , she resolved never to return to the Soviet Union , and set out for Hollywood to become a screenwriter .
263.9 7 okay NYT_ENG_20050301.0199 After a brief stay with her relatives in Chicago , she resolved never to return to the Soviet Union , and set out for Hollywood to become a screenwriter .
263.9 7 okay NYT_ENG_20050301.0199 Although Leonard Peikoff , promoter of her ideas , says she is the greatest philosopher who ever lived , she herself considered Aristotle the greatest philosopher ever , and stated that he was the only philosopher who had influenced her ( this is probably because , as she has stated , she did not include her own work when analyzing the culture . ) She then entered the State Institute for Cinema Arts in 1924 to study screenwriting ; in late 1925 , however , she was granted a visa to visit American relatives .
263.9 8 vital BLOG06-20051207-157-0003044910 In 1926 , Rand obtained a visa to visit family in Chicago ; one of her first acts on arrival was to change her name to the rootless , implausible , glamorous-sounding Ayn Rand .
263.9 8 vital BLOG06-20051207-157-0003044910 She then changed her name to " Ayn Rand " .
263.9 8 vital NYT_ENG_20050301.0199 She then changed her name to " Ayn Rand " .
263.9 9 okay BLOG06-20051207-157-0003044910 While working as an extra on Cecil B. DeMille 's King of Kings , she intentionally bumped into an aspiring young actor , Frank O ' Connor , who caught her eye .
263.9 9 okay NYT_ENG_20050301.0199 While working as an extra on Cecil B. DeMille 's King of Kings , she intentionally bumped into an aspiring young actor , Frank O ' Connor , who caught her eye .
264.10 10 okay APW_ENG_20060126.1156 Chairman Greenspan, 79, plans to open his own economic consulting business called Greenspan Associates, a person with knowledge of the venture said.
264.10 10 okay APW_ENG_20060214.0077 The day after retiring from the Fed, Greenspan opened Greenspan Associates, an economic consulting firm
264.10 10 okay BLOG06-20060210-012-0017802890 Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan plans to establish a consulting firm called Greenspan Associates in Washington after he leaves the central bank at the end of the month
264.10 11 okay AFP_ENG_20060131.0225 From 1955 to 2005 , Dr. Greenspan was Chairman and President of Townsend-Greenspan & Co. , Inc. , an economic consulting firm in New York City .
264.10 11 okay APW_ENG_20060126.1156 From 1954 to 1974, Greenspan was a top executive at Townsend-Greenspan & Co. After serving as President Gerald Ford's top economic adviser, Greenspan returned to the economic consulting firm, remaining there until 1987 when he was tapped to be the chief of the Fed
264.10 11 okay BLOG06-20060131-005-0010184165 From 1955 to 2005 , Dr. Greenspan was Chairman and President of Townsend-Greenspan & Co. , Inc. , an economic consulting firm in New York City .
264.10 12 okay APW_ENG_20050827.0191 One of the first things Alan Greenspan did when he took leadership of the Federal Reserve was put together a plan to follow in the event of a market emergency.
264.10 13 vital AFP_ENG_20060131.0225 At one time , he dated TV journalist Barbara Walters , but he has been married to TV journalist Andrea Mitchell since 1997 .
264.10 13 vital BLOG06-20060131-005-0010184165 At one time , he dated TV journalist Barbara Walters , but he has been married to TV journalist Andrea Mitchell since 1997 .
264.10 13 vital BLOG06-20060215-026-0025821169 Trophy Wife Andrea Mitchell less than half his age.
264.10 14 okay AFP_ENG_20060131.0225 On May 18 , 2004 , he was nominated by President George W. Bush to serve for an unprecedented fifth term as Chairman of the Federal Reserve .
264.10 14 okay BLOG06-20060131-005-0010184165 On May 18 , 2004 , he was nominated by President George W. Bush to serve for an unprecedented fifth term as Chairman of the Federal Reserve .
264.10 2 vital AFP_ENG_20050518.0398 In addition, Chairman Alan Greenspan's term is up at the end of January.
264.10 2 vital AFP_ENG_20051024.0349 The Wall Street Journal reported the announcement would come later Monday, Greenspan is slated to leave the Fed after 18 years on January 31
264.10 2 vital AFP_ENG_20060125.0272 Federal Reserve chairman Alan Greenspan retires next Tuesday
264.10 2 vital AFP_ENG_20060125.0275 For many, it feels like the passing of an era as Fed chairman Alan Greenspan prepares to step down next week.
264.10 2 vital AFP_ENG_20060125.0279 A chronology of Alan Greenspan, who steps down next Tuesday after more than 18 years as Federal Reserve chairman: - 1926: Born on March 6 in New York.
264.10 2 vital AFP_ENG_20060129.0286 Federal Reserve chairman Alan Greenspan retires Tuesday after more than 18 years as head of the US central bank.
264.10 2 vital AFP_ENG_20060131.0225 First appointed Fed chairman by President Ronald Reagan in 1987 , he has been reappointed at successive four-year intervals ever since , and retired on January 31 , 2006 , relinquishing the chairmanship to Ben Bernanke at that time .
264.10 2 vital AFP_ENG_20060131.0390 The departure of Alan Greenspan as chairman of the Federal Reserve Tuesday turns the page on what many analysts view as a golden economic era for the United States.
264.10 2 vital APW_ENG_20060117.1095 A former Fed member and Princeton professor, Bernanke, 52, succeeds Alan Greenspan, who will retire on Jan. 31 after more than 18 years at the helm.
264.10 2 vital APW_ENG_20060126.1156 Alan Greenspan disinclined to really retire WASHINGTON When Alan Greenspan retires from the Federal Reserve next week, his new office will look different but his work will be much the same.
264.10 2 vital APW_ENG_20060126.1156 Greenspan retires on Tuesday after 18-plus years running the central bank.
264.10 2 vital APW_ENG_20060126.1156 When Alan Greenspan retires from the Federal Reserve next week, his new office will look different but his work will be much the same
264.10 2 vital BLOG06-20060131-005-0010184165 First appointed Fed chairman by President Ronald Reagan in 1987 , he has been reappointed at successive four-year intervals ever since , and retired on January 31 , 2006 , relinquishing the chairmanship to Ben Bernanke at that time .
264.10 2 vital BLOG06-20060204-020-0034019868 Today is Alan Greenspan 's last day on the job .
264.10 2 vital BLOG06-20060207-011-0002997201 Here is my Revolutionary leader - Alan Greenspan!!!!!Long Live A Free Market Economy!!!!After 18 years leading the Federal Reserve Alan Greenspan is stepping down
264.10 2 vital BLOG06-20060207-011-0002997201 HERE IS MY REVOLUTIONARY LEADER ALAN GREENSPAN LONG LIVE A FREE MARKET ECONOMY AFTER 18 YEARS LEADING THE FEDERAL RESERVE ALAN GREENSPAN IS STEPPING DOWN
264.10 2 vital BLOG06-20060213-017-0019785694 On this day January 31 2006 Alan Greenspan steps down as Chairman of the Federal Reserve Board.
264.10 2 vital XIN_ENG_20060201.0281 Alan Greenspan, who this week stepped down as chairman of the U.S. Federal Reserve
264.10 2 vital XIN_ENG_20060328.0355 Bernanke succeeded Alan Greenspan as the Fed chief on Feb. 1, 2006.
264.10 3 okay APW_ENG_20050329.0243 does enjoy the respect of both Main Street and Wall Street
264.10 3 okay LTW_ENG_20060127.0039 Government leaders, Wall Street analysts and academics have heaped accolades on Alan Greenspan as he prepares to step down as Federal Reserve chairman Tuesday, leaving behind a strong economic expansion, tame inflation and low unemployment after more than 18 years of adjusting the nation's interest rates.
264.10 4 okay AFP_ENG_20060131.0225 Greenspan was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom , the highest civilian award in the United States , by President George W. Bush .
264.10 4 okay APW_ENG_20051109.0888 WASHINGTON Former boxer Muhammad Ali, retiring Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan and singer Aretha Franklin are among 14 people being honored Wednesday with the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the U.S. government's highest civilian award.
264.10 4 okay BLOG06-20060131-005-0010184165 Greenspan was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom , the highest civilian award in the United States , by President George W. Bush .
264.10 5 vital NYT_ENG_20041222.0092 In 1983, when the program had a short term financial problem, former President Ronald Reagan tapped Alan Greenspan, now chairman of the Federal Reserve System, to head a commission to propose a fix.
264.10 6 vital AFP_ENG_20060125.0279 A chronology of Alan Greenspan, who steps down next Tuesday after more than 18 years as Federal Reserve chairman: - 1926: Born on March 6 in New York.
264.10 6 vital AFP_ENG_20060131.0225 Dr. Greenspan was born to a Jewish family in New York City .
264.10 6 vital BLOG06-20060130-021-0027718100 ALAN GREENSPAN TIMELINE MARCH 6 1926 ALAN GREENSPAN IS BORN IN NEW YORK CITY
264.10 6 vital BLOG06-20060130-021-0027718100 arch 6 1926 Alan Greenspan is born in New York City.
264.10 6 vital BLOG06-20060131-005-0010184165 Dr. Greenspan was born to a Jewish family in New York City .
264.10 7 okay AFP_ENG_20060131.0225 During the 1950s and 1960s Greenspan was a friend of author-philosopher Ayn Rand and a proponent of her Objectivist movement , which among other things advocated unfettered capitalism as a social and economic philosophy .
264.10 7 okay BLOG06-20060131-005-0010184165 During the 1950s and 1960s Greenspan was a friend of author-philosopher Ayn Rand and a proponent of her Objectivist movement , which among other things advocated unfettered capitalism as a social and economic philosophy .
264.10 7 okay BLOG06-20060204-021-0025334933 ALAN GREENSPAN NY IT IS WELL-KNOWN THAT ALAN GREENSPAN WAS AN ACOLYTE OF AYN RAND IN HIS EARLY YEARS
264.10 7 okay BLOG06-20060213-015-0007832493 Alan Greenspan, I think just about everyone knows by now, was a close friend and student of the American philosopher and novelist Ayn Rand
264.10 8 okay APW_ENG_20060214.0077 Alan Greenspan is planning to write a book about his 18 years as chairman of the Federal Reserve system
264.10 8 okay APW_ENG_20060214.0077 Alan Greenspan is planning to write a book about his 18 years as chairman of the Federal Reserve system.
264.10 8 okay APW_ENG_20060308.0035 Alan Greenspan agrees to book deal with Penguin Press
264.10 8 okay BLOG06-20060123-019-0020831679 In retirement, Greenspan is expected to continue speaking from time to time and may write a book.
264.10 8 okay LTW_ENG_20060307.0149 is absolutely a unique individual on the world stage,'' said Penguin Press Publisher and President Ann Godoff, who acquired the book. ``He's made history in this country and not spoken.''.
264.10 8 okay NYT_ENG_20060307.0228 Alan Greenspan, the former chairman of the Federal Reserve, has agreed to sell his memoir for an advance of more than $8.5 million, according to people involved in the negotiations, making a deal that appears to give him the second-largest advance ever paid for a nonfiction book
264.10 8 okay NYT_ENG_20060307.0228 the former chairman of the Federal Reserve, has agreed to sell his memoir for an advance of more than $8.5 million, according to people involved in the negotiations, making a deal that appears to give him the second largest advance ever paid for a nonfiction book.
264.10 9 okay AFP_ENG_20060131.0225 His honorary titles include Knight Commander of the British Empire , bestowed in 2002 and Commander of the Lgion d ' honneur ( Legion of Honor ) .
264.10 9 okay APW_ENG_20051202.0895 HEADLINE : Britain pays tribute to outgoing Federal Reserve chairman Alan Greenspan In recognition of his 18 years at the helm of the U .
264.10 9 okay APW_ENG_20060123.0010 Greenspan, already awarded an honorary knighthood by Britain's Queen Elizabeth II, last month was made a Freeman of the city of London
264.10 9 okay BLOG06-20060131-005-0010184165 His honorary titles include Knight Commander of the British Empire , bestowed in 2002 and Commander of the Lgion d ' honneur ( Legion of Honor ) .
264.10 9 okay BLOG06-20060208-015-0024689275 Sir Alan, Britain's Newest Economic Adviser, by Nell Henderson, Washington Post: Not bad for the first day on the job.
265.7 10 okay APW_ENG_20050618.0543 Mahmoud Ahmadinejad , also written Ahmadinezhad , ( Persian : ; born October 28 , 1956 ) , is the sixth president of the Islamic Republic of Iran .
265.7 10 okay BLOG06-20060205-001-0023677441 Mahmoud Ahmadinejad , also written Ahmadinezhad , ( Persian : ; born October 28 , 1956 ) , is the sixth president of the Islamic Republic of Iran .
265.7 12 vital BLOG06-20060119-005-0021294423 Ahmadinejad is the president, but not the ultimate boss.
265.7 13 okay BLOG06-20051220-021-0023518066 He described western music as `` decadent .
265.7 13 okay BLOG06-20051220-021-0023518066 Tehran, Iran - Reports by NPR and AFP claim that Iran's president, Mahmud Ahmadinejad, has banned the broadcast of western music on radio and TV on public networks.
265.7 13 okay BLOG06-20051221-002-0025075985 Hard-line President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad issued a decree banning Western music from the country's radio.
265.7 13 okay BLOG06-20051224-005-0023751710 -- Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad (pictured) has banned all Western music and other Western-oriented media products from the country, but will allow broadcasting of Cotolo Chronicles .
265.7 1 vital BLOG06-20051219-050-0003002043 Ahmadinejad is a believer in Islam's apocalyptic vision, in which the Twelfth Imam comes to earth and initiates an era of profound suffering that brings the triumph of Islam.
265.7 2 vital AFP_ENG_20051215.0645 "The EU condemns unreservedly President Ahmadinejad's call for the eradication of Israel and his denial of the Holocaust.
265.7 2 vital BLOG06-20051211-030-0022848867 Ahmadinejad, who in October said that archenemy Israel "must be wiped off the map", said that if Germany and Austria believed that Jews were massacred during World War II, a state of Israel should be established on their soil.
265.7 2 vital BLOG06-20051221-036-0006490112 Iran's Ahmadinezhad Calls Holocaust 'Myth'
265.7 2 vital BLOG06-20060103-016-0004703944 President Mahmud Ahmadinejad's recent remarks doubting the Holocaust have created a favourable situation for revisionism
265.7 2 vital BLOG06-20060217-004-0026505834 A Muslim cultural institute in Germany on Monday criticized Iranian President Mahmud Ahmadinejad for disparaging the Holocaust , daring him to visit the Auschwitz concentration camp
265.7 2 vital BLOG06-20060218-004-0032804615 A Muslim institute in Germany has finally voiced its opinion concerning Iranian President Mahmud Ahmadinejad's comments proclaiming that the Holocaust is a myth.
265.7 2 vital XIN_ENG_20051215.0153 European Union leaders will address Iranian President Mahmud Ahmadinejad's denunciation of the Holocaust as a "myth," he said, warning that patience is running out with Tehran.
265.7 3 okay AFP_ENG_20050824.0392 Iran's conservative-controlled parliament on Wednesday rejected hardline President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's nominee for the oil ministry, Ali Saidloo, as well as three other proposed cabinet members
265.7 3 okay AFP_ENG_20051109.0149 Deputies had already refused to give their vote of confidence on August 24 to Ahmadinejad's first candidate for the crucial oil portfolio, Ali Saidloo, along with candidates for the ministries of education, welfare and cooperatives.
265.7 3 okay XIN_ENG_20051102.0222 Ahmadinejad, who assumed the presidency on Aug. 3 after winning a landslide presidential run-off in June, submitted a list of his cabinet ministers to the Majlis on Aug. 14 but four of the proposed ministers failed votes
265.7 4 vital AFP_ENG_20051026.0108 Iran's hardline President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad on Tuesday openly called for Israel to be wiped off the map
265.7 4 vital AFP_ENG_20051215.0645 "The EU condemns unreservedly President Ahmadinejad's call for the eradication of Israel and his denial of the Holocaust.
265.7 4 vital AFP_ENG_20060105.0570 All that is except for hardline Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, who said he hoped Sharon was dead and wished the rest of the Jewish state's leaders "will join him soon", the ISNA student news agency reported.
265.7 4 vital AFP_ENG_20060213.0402 Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has raised widespread concern over his remarks that Israel should be "wiped off the map.".
265.7 4 vital CNA_ENG_20051104.0019 The sit in rally was to protest against Iranian President Mahmud Ahmadinejad's recent remarks that Israel should be wiped off the map.
265.7 4 vital LTW_ENG_20060112.0141 The atmosphere grew bellicose in recent weeks when Iranian President Mahmud Ahmadinejad called for the annihilation of Israel and the Tehran government resumed nuclear research including uranium enrichment, a necessary step to produce fuel for civilian reactors or material for a nuclear warhead.
265.7 5 okay AFP_ENG_20050626.0203 Iran's president-elect Mahmood Ahmadinejad said on Sunday that his country has a right to nuclear technology for "peaceful purposes".
265.7 5 okay AFP_ENG_20050918.0286 President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said Sunday that Iran would make no further concessions on its nuclear programme to avert an immediate threat of being referred to the United Nations Security Council.
265.7 5 okay AFP_ENG_20050919.0026 President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad ruled out making any further concessions on Iran's nuclear programme
265.7 5 okay AFP_ENG_20050920.0286 Ahmadinejad, who in New York gave a fiery speech and refused to abandon nuclear work, also insisted on state television Monday that "our position remains the same and will not change."
265.7 5 okay AFP_ENG_20060111.0299 President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said Wednesday Iran was not intimidated by the international fuss over its resumption of nuclear fuel research and was determined to carry on with the nuclear progamme
265.7 5 okay AFP_ENG_20060114.0092 Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said Saturday the Islamic republic had every right to possess nuclear technology but insisted it was not interested in acquiring nuclear weapons
265.7 5 okay AFP_ENG_20060204.0464 Picture -- OTHER FILING PLANS, BY REGION -- -- MIDDLE EAST -- Iran-nuclear-politics-Ahmadinejad,lead-REAX TEHRAN Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad orders an end to tough International Atomic Energy Agency inspections of his country's nuclear programme as of Sunday, state television announces.
265.7 5 okay BLOG06-20051209-052-0018557126 S.  a hypocrite and a bully for trying to control the spread of nuclear weapons and encouraging human rights, and asserted that Iran had an "inalienable right" to use nuclear fuel.
265.7 5 okay LTW_ENG_20060112.0141 The atmosphere grew bellicose in recent weeks when Iranian President Mahmud Ahmadinejad called for the annihilation of Israel and the Tehran government resumed nuclear research including uranium enrichment, a necessary step to produce fuel for civilian reactors or material for a nuclear warhead.
265.7 6 okay AFP_ENG_20060120.0217 Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad met Friday in Damascus with the leaders of 10 radical Palestinian movements including Islamic Jihad and Hamas
265.7 6 okay BLOG06-20060121-033-0024844126 Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad met in Damascus with the leaders of 10 radical Palestinian movements including Islamic Jihad.
265.7 7 okay AFP_ENG_20050731.0097 attend the UN General Assembly in New York in September
265.7 7 okay AFP_ENG_20050907.0588 The United States has issued a visa for hardline Iranian President Mahmood Ahmadinejad, so he can attend the UN General Assembly next week in New York, the State Department said Wednesday.
265.7 7 okay BLOG06-20051209-052-0018557126 Last September Iran 's president , Mahmud Ahmadinejad , addressed the United Nations General Assembly .
265.7 7 okay LTW_ENG_20050811.0145 President Bush said Thursday that the United States is likely to grant a visa to Iran's new president for the United Nation's opening session next month, even though the administration continues to probe whether Mahmoud Ahmadinejad was connected to the 1979-1981 seizure of the U. S. Embassy in Tehran
265.7 7 okay XIN_ENG_20050808.0345 The United States said on Monday that it is reviewing a visa request from Iranian President Mahmood Ahmadinejad to attend next month's UN General Assembly in New York.
265.7 7 okay XIN_ENG_20050907.0153 11, Washington said that Iranian President Mahmood Ahmadinejad would be given a US visa to attend the UN General Assembly meetings in New York in mid-September
265.7 7 okay XIN_ENG_20050907.0153 On Aug. 11, Washington said that Iranian President Mahmood Ahmadinejad would be given a US visa to attend the UN General Assembly meetings in New York in mid September.
265.7 8 vital AFP_ENG_20050624.0009 Ahmadinejad is a self-described "fundamentalist" seeking a return to the moral "purity" of the early days of the Islamic revolution.
265.7 8 vital AFP_ENG_20050624.0100 religious hardliner mahmood
265.7 8 vital AFP_ENG_20050625.0471 Top world news stories for Sunday at 0100 GMT: Iran-vote TEHRAN: Hardliner Mahmood Ahmadinejad vowed to create a powerful Islamic Iran after his shock presidential election victory that set off renewed international alarm over the country's nuclear ambitions.
265.7 8 vital AFP_ENG_20051020.0154 hardline President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad also pushing his vision of a Koranic society.
265.7 8 vital APW_ENG_20050618.0543 He is widely considered to be a religious conservative with Islamist and populist views .
265.7 8 vital BLOG06-20060205-001-0023677441 He is widely considered to be a religious conservative with Islamist and populist views .
265.7 9 okay AFP_ENG_20050803.0055 Ahmadinejad, the first non-cleric to hold the post since 1981, is Iran's sixth president since the revolution and will serve a four year term.
266.10 10 vital APW_ENG_20050215.0007 Rafik Bahaa Edine Hariri - Arabic : ( short name ) or ( long name ) - ( November 1 1944 - February 14 2005 ) , was a Lebanese self-made billionaire and business tycoon , and was twice Prime Minister of Lebanon from 1992 to 1998 and again from 2000 to 2004 .
266.10 10 vital BLOG06-20051214-008-0005546147 Rafik Bahaa Edine Hariri - Arabic : ( short name ) or ( long name ) - ( November 1 1944 - February 14 2005 ) , was a Lebanese self-made billionaire and business tycoon , and was twice Prime Minister of Lebanon from 1992 to 1998 and again from 2000 to 2004 .
266.10 10 vital XIN_ENG_20051022.0173 Rafik Hariri was a Moslem Lebanese self made billionaire and business tycoon, and was twice prime minister of Lebanon from 1992 to 1998 and from 2000 to 2004.
266.10 10 vital XIN_ENG_20051022.0173 Rafik Hariri was a Moslem Lebanese self-made billionaire and business tycoon, and was twice prime minister of Lebanon from 1992 to 1998 and from 2000 to 2004.
266.10 1 okay APW_ENG_20050215.0007 The UN has voted unanimously to demand full Syrian cooperation with UN investigators in the matter .
266.10 1 okay BLOG06-20051214-008-0005546147 The UN has voted unanimously to demand full Syrian cooperation with UN investigators in the matter .
266.10 1 okay LTW_ENG_20051031.0104 SYRIA-NATIONS-TIMES -- UNITED NATIONS -- In a special high-level session, the Security Council votes unanimously to threaten Syria with further action for any further failure to cooperate with a U.N. investigation of the assassination of former Lebanese Prime Minister Rafik Hariri.
266.10 1 okay XIN_ENG_20051021.0293 The UN report, released on Thursday evening, linked Syria with the murder of former Lebanese Prime Minister Rafik Hariri and called on the Syrian authorities to cooperate with investigators
266.10 2 okay XIN_ENG_20050428.0243 The new Lebanese cabinet Thursday fired three security chiefs and the public prosecutor suspected of direct or indirect involvement in the assassination of former Prime Minister Rafik Hariri
266.10 2 okay XIN_ENG_20050428.0243 The new Lebanese cabinet Thursday fired three security chiefs and the public prosecutor suspected of direct or indirect involvement in the assassination of former Prime Minister Rafik Hariri.
266.10 3 vital APW_ENG_20050215.0007 However , amid the political crisis brought on by the extension of President Emile Lahoud 's term , which was brought about by pressure from Syria , Hariri resigned as Prime Minister ( he resigned in 1998 for about the same reason ) , saying : " I have .. submitted the resignation of the government , and I have declared that I will not be a candidate to head the ( next ) government . "
266.10 3 vital BLOG06-20051214-008-0005546147 However , amid the political crisis brought on by the extension of President Emile Lahoud 's term , which was brought about by pressure from Syria , Hariri resigned as Prime Minister ( he resigned in 1998 for about the same reason ) , saying : " I have .. submitted the resignation of the government , and I have declared that I will not be a candidate to head the ( next ) government . "
266.10 3 vital LTW_ENG_20050310.0159 The fury over Syria's domination of Lebanon for almost three decades erupted quickly after the Feb. 14 assassination of former prime minister Rafik Hariri, who had resigned to protest Syria's political manipulation last fall to keep Lebanese President Emile Lahoud in power three years beyond the constitutional limit.
266.10 3 vital NYT_ENG_20050312.0150 resigned last year over Syrian meddling in Lebanese affairs
266.10 3 vital XIN_ENG_20050224.0231 resigned last October over disputes with incumbent President Emile Lahoud
266.10 4 vital APW_ENG_20050215.0007 There he married Nazik Audeh in 1965 .
266.10 4 vital APW_ENG_20050529.0600 After Rafik Hariri's widow, Nazek, voted, she said, "Today, Beirut misses the man who loved it, so it returned his love with loyalty
266.10 4 vital BLOG06-20051214-008-0005546147 There he married Nazik Audeh in 1965 .
266.10 5 okay AFP_ENG_20050215.0027 Rafik Hariri is a billionaire who masterminded the country's reconstruction from its 1975-90 civil war.
266.10 5 okay APW_ENG_20050215.0007 He was also the biggest shareholder in Solidere , the joint-stock company that almost single handedly transformed and revived central Beirut following the Lebanese civil war .
266.10 5 okay APW_ENG_20050215.0007 Rafik Hariri, a self-made billionaire instrumental in ending Lebanon's 15-year civil war who then _ as prime minister and prime financier _ rebuilt the shattered capital, was assassinated Monday in a huge bomb blast.
266.10 5 okay APW_ENG_20050531.0047 Rafik Hariri served 10 of the last 15 years as prime minister and was credited with rebuilding Lebanon from the destruction of the 1975-90 civil war
266.10 5 okay BLOG06-20051214-008-0005546147 He was also the biggest shareholder in Solidere , the joint-stock company that almost single handedly transformed and revived central Beirut following the Lebanese civil war .
266.10 5 okay CNA_ENG_20050216.0007 Former Lebanese prime minister and billionaire construction magnate Rafik Hariri was killed by a massive car bomb Monday afternoon as his motorcade wended througt a posh seaside Beirut neighborhood he had helped erect over the ruins of civil war
266.10 5 okay CNA_ENG_20050216.0007 Former Lebanese prime minister and billionaire construction magnate Rafik Hariri was killed by a massive car bomb Monday afternoon as his motorcade wended througt a posh seaside Beirut neighborhood he had helped erect over the ruins of civil war.
266.10 6 okay APW_ENG_20050215.0007 The Syrian government has borne the brunt of Lebanese and international outrage at the murder , due to its extensive military and intelligence influence in Lebanon at the time of the attack , as well as the public rift between Hariri and Damascus just before his last resignation .
266.10 6 okay APW_ENG_20050319.0016 Lebanon's opposition had long rejected Syria's role in their country, but the outcry intensified after the Feb. 14 assassination of former Prime Minister Rafik Hariri, who left the government last year and was leading the opposition.
266.10 6 okay APW_ENG_20050511.1242 The election has divided the opposition, which united Christians and Muslims in rejecting Syrian dominance following the assassination of former Premier Rafik Hariri Feb. 14.
266.10 6 okay APW_ENG_20050609.1173 the Feb. 14 assassination of former Lebanese prime minister Rafik Hariri sparked massive anti-Syrian protests that led to the withdrawal of Syrian forces from the country after 29 years.
266.10 6 okay LTW_ENG_20050529.0038 In death, Rafik Hariri has become a symbol of anti-Syria resistance
266.10 6 okay NYT_ENG_20050218.0183 The Lebanese opposition, which has blamed the government and its Syrian backers for Monday's assassination of former Prime Minister Rafik Hariri, has called for a peaceful "uprising" to force the resignation of Prime Minister Omar Karami and the withdrawal of the Syrian army from Lebanon
266.10 6 okay XIN_ENG_20050305.0201 Syria has been under mounting pressure to withdraw its 14,000 soldiers from Lebanon since the assassination of former Lebanese Prime Minister Rafik Hariri on Feb.
266.10 6 okay XIN_ENG_20050314.0112 Syria has been under mounting international pressures to quit Lebanon since the assassination of former Lebanese Prime Minister Rafik al-Hariri on Feb.
266.10 6 okay XIN_ENG_20051021.0320 Thousands of supporters of murdered former Prime Minister Rafik Hariri gathered in downtown Beirut Friday night, denouncing Syria and demanding that Lebanese President Emile Lahoud step down.
266.10 7 okay APW_ENG_20050215.0007 Hariri was assassinated on 14 February 2005 when explosives equivalent to around 1000 kg of TNT were detonated as his motorcade drove past the St George Hotel in the Lebanese capital , Beirut .
266.10 7 okay BLOG06-20051214-008-0005546147 Hariri was assassinated on 14 February 2005 when explosives equivalent to around 1000 kg of TNT were detonated as his motorcade drove past the St George Hotel in the Lebanese capital , Beirut .
266.10 8 vital APW_ENG_20050215.0007 Lebanese Druze leader Walid Jumblatt , a recent recruit of the anti-Syrian opposition , alleged in the wake of the assassination that in August 2004 Syrian President Bashar al-Assad threatened Hariri , saying " Lahoud is me .
266.10 8 vital APW_ENG_20060102.0147 referring to the man who alleged in TV interview broadcast Friday that Assad had threatened former Lebanese Prime Minister Rafik Hariri several months before he was assassinated in a Feb. 14 truck bombing
266.10 8 vital APW_ENG_20060102.0147 "The commission will also seek to interview (former Syrian Vice President) Abdul Halim Khaddam as soon as possible," the spokesperson said, referring to the man who alleged in TV interview broadcast Friday that Assad had threatened former Lebanese Prime Minister Rafik Hariri several months before he was assassinated in a Feb. 14 truck bombing.
266.10 8 vital APW_ENG_20060102.0147 The commission will also seek to interview (former Syrian Vice-President) Abdul-Halim Khaddam as soon as possible, the spokesperson said, referring to the man who alleged in TV interview broadcast Friday that Assad had threatened former Lebanese Prime Minister Rafik Hariri several months before he was assassinated in a Feb. 14 truck bombing
266.10 8 vital APW_ENG_20060107.0556 Syrian President Bashar Assad denied in an interview published Saturday that he had threatened the slain former Lebanese Prime Minister Rafik Hariri in a meeting to discuss extending the term of pro Syrian Lebanese President Emile Lahoud, which Hariri opposed.
266.10 8 vital APW_ENG_20060320.0722 A court has summoned for questioning on graft charges a former vice president who defected last year, accusing Syria's president of threatening Lebanon's former Prime Minister Rafik Hariri months before he was assassinated.
266.10 8 vital BLOG06-20060106-019-0004133714 Focus News, Bulgaria - 9 hours ago that former Lebanese Prime Minister Rafik Hariri was threatened by Syrian President Bashar Asad months before he was assassinated, The New York Times reported.
266.10 9 okay XIN_ENG_20050214.0270 Hariri was five times prime minister and resigned four months ago
267.7 10 okay AFP_ENG_20051221.0031 District Judge James Robertson resigned late Monday from the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court (FISA) on which he served for 11 years and which he belives may have been tainted by Bush's 2002 authorization, two associates familiar with his decision told the daily
267.7 10 okay BLOG06-20051223-040-0024233195 FISA court judge James Robertson selected for FISA by Rehnquist) has resigned from FISA, apparently as a protest against the Administration's warrantless surveillance program.
267.7 10 okay BLOG06-20051226-070-0029222437 On December 20 , 2005 , Judge James Robertson resigned his position with the FISC , apparently in protest of the secret surveillance .
267.7 10 okay BLOG06-20060107-027-0001956137 Federal District Judge James Robertson, who resigned from the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance (FISA) court in protest over secret wiretaps ordered by President Bush, is regarded in Washington legal circles as one of President Bill Clinton's most liberal and partisan judicial appointments
267.7 10 okay LTW_ENG_20051220.0138 The following story is now scheduled: SPYING -- WASHINGTON -- A federal judge has resigned from the court that oversees government surveillance in intelligence cases in protest of President Bush's secret authorization of a domestic spying program, according to two sources; U.S. District Judge James Robertson, one of 11 members of the secret Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court, has privately expressed deep concern that the warrantless surveillance program authorized by the president in 2001 was legally q
267.7 10 okay NYT_ENG_20051221.0118 A member of the FISA court, U.S. District Judge James Robertson of Washington, D.C., abruptly resigned from the part time court late Monday to protest Bush's secret authorization for domestic spying on suspected terrorist ties without FISA court approval, The Washington Post reported Wednesday.
267.7 10 okay NYT_ENG_20051221.0118 A member of the FISA court, U.S. District Judge James Robertson of Washington, D.C., abruptly resigned from the part-time court late Monday to protest Bush's secret authorization for domestic spying on suspected terrorist ties without FISA court approval, The Washington Post reported Wednesday
267.7 10 okay XIN_ENG_20051221.0069 On December 20 , 2005 , Judge James Robertson resigned his position with the FISC , apparently in protest of the secret surveillance .
267.7 11 okay BLOG06-20051223-045-0017110355 The FISA court was created by Congress in 1978 with its members appointed by the chief justice of the Supreme Court.
267.7 11 okay BLOG06-20051226-070-0029222437 When the court was founded , it was composed of seven federal district judges appointed by the Chief Justice of the United States , each serving a seven year term , with one judge being appointed each year .
267.7 11 okay LTW_ENG_20060208.0142 It was an odd position for the presiding judges of the FISA court, the secret panel created in 1978 in response to a public outcry over warrantless domestic spying by J. Edgar Hoover's FBI. The court's appointees, chosen by then Chief Justice William Rehnquist, were generally veteran jurists with a pro government bent, and their classified work is considered a powerful tool for catching spies and terrorists.
267.7 11 okay NYT_ENG_20050920.0102 The chief justice appoints members of the FISA court and its appellate component, and their names are public.
267.7 11 okay NYT_ENG_20051219.0320 The FISA court, which consists of seven federal district court judges from different circuits around the country who are appointed by the Chief Justice of the United States for staggered terms, can frequently take days to issue a wiretap order.
267.7 11 okay NYT_ENG_20051219.0320 The FISA court, which consists of seven federal district court judges from different circuits around the country who are appointed by the Chief Justice of the United States for staggered terms, can frequently take days to issue a wiretap order, although it can do so retroactively after agents have started eavesdropping
267.7 11 okay XIN_ENG_20051221.0069 When the court was founded , it was composed of seven federal district judges appointed by the Chief Justice of the United States , each serving a seven year term , with one judge being appointed each year .
267.7 12 okay BLOG06-20051224-002-0001908445 FISC is, for all practical purposes, a secret court. Seven judges in the 1978 provision were expanded to eleven under the Patriot Act.
267.7 12 okay NYT_ENG_20051219.0217 A: It's called the FISA court, after the 1978 Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act that created it. The court originally had seven federal judges chosen from around the country, but the 2002 Patriot Act expanded it to 11 judges. Congress established the FISA court after the Supreme Court ruled that getting wiretap warrants to investigate possible national security threats should require a different evidentiary standard than getting wiretap warrants for alleged domestic crimes. The FISA court holds closed hearings, and its deliberations and findings are classified. The number of requests for FISA wiretap warrants has risen dramatically since the Sept. 11 attacks, reaching 1,758 last year.
267.7 1 vital APW_ENG_20051223.0415 The FISA court was created in 1978 after public outcry over government spying on anti war and civil rights protesters.
267.7 1 vital APW_ENG_20051223.0415 The FISA court was created in 1978 after public outcry over government spying on anti-war and civil rights protesters
267.7 1 vital APW_ENG_20051223.0415 The FISA court was created in 1978 after public outcry over government spying on anti-war and civil rights protesters.
267.7 1 vital LTW_ENG_20060205.0033 In response, Congress passed and President Carter signed the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act of 1978. It permitted the president and the attorney general to conduct ``electronic surveillance'' in the United States to spy on foreign spies or to track international terrorists so long as they obtained a warrant from a judge on a special FISA court established for that purpose.
267.7 1 vital LTW_ENG_20060208.0142 created in 1978 in response to a public outcry over warrantless domestic spying by J
267.7 1 vital LTW_ENG_20060208.0142 It was an odd position for the presiding judges of the FISA court, the secret panel created in 1978 in response to a public outcry over warrantless domestic spying by J. Edgar Hoover's FBI
267.7 1 vital LTW_ENG_20060208.0142 the FISA court is the secret panel created in 1978 in response to a public outcry over warrantless domestic spying by J. Edgar Hoover's FBI.
267.7 1 vital NYT_ENG_20051222.0092 The FISA court was created in the aftermath of surveillance abuses during the Nixon administration.
267.7 2 vital BLOG06-20051226-070-0029222437 Its jurisdiction is to oversee requests for surveillance warrants by federal police agencies ( primarily the F.B.I. ) against suspected foreign intelligence agents inside the United States .
267.7 2 vital LTW_ENG_20051221.0120 The highly classified FISA court was set up in the 1970s to authorize secret surveillance of espionage and terrorism suspects within the United States.
267.7 2 vital LTW_ENG_20060205.0033 It permitted the president and the attorney general to conduct ``electronic surveillance'' in the United States to spy on foreign spies or to track international terrorists so long as they obtained a warrant from a judge on a special FISA court established for that purpose
267.7 2 vital NYT_ENG_20051215.0241 Widespread abuses including eavesdropping on Vietnam War protesters and civil rights activists by American intelligence agencies became public in the 1970s and led to passage of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, which imposed strict limits on intelligence gathering on American soil. Among other things, the law required search warrants, approved by the secret FISA court, for wiretaps in national security cases. The agency, deeply scarred by the scandals, adopted additional rules that all but ended domestic spying on its part.
267.7 2 vital NYT_ENG_20051220.0208 Under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act of 1978, federal investigators can secretly ask a special judge to approve surveillance of suspected foreign agents in the United States. The FISA court doesn't merely grant these warrants routinely it grants them almost without exception: At last count, only five warrants had been denied out of many thousand requests.
267.7 2 vital NYT_ENG_20060124.0151 . FISA prohibits eavesdropping within the United States without approval by an 11-judge Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court.
267.7 2 vital XIN_ENG_20051221.0069 Its jurisdiction is to oversee requests for surveillance warrants by federal police agencies ( primarily the F.B.I. ) against suspected foreign intelligence agents inside the United States .
267.7 2 vital XIN_ENG_20051222.0221 The highly classified FISA court was set up in the 1970s to authorize secret surveillance of espionage.
267.7 3 okay BLOG06-20051220-003-0009709320 According to this table compiled from DOJ statistics at the EPIC website , the FISA Court did not reject a single warrant application from its beginning in 1979 through 2002 .
267.7 3 okay BLOG06-20051222-008-0024984221 FISA went into effect in 1979.From 1979 through 2002 there were 15,264 surveillance warrants issued by the FISA court.Zero warrants were denied.Nada.From 2002 to present, 4 warrants have been denied by the FISA court.
267.7 3 okay BLOG06-20051223-003-0006300926 or were reminded) that during the first 23 years of the FISA Court (1979 to 2002) not a single warrant application was denied, and that retroactive warrants
267.7 3 okay BLOG06-20051226-070-0029222437 Through the end of 2004 , 18,761 warrants were granted , while just five were rejected ( many sources say four ) .
267.7 3 okay LTW_ENG_20060208.0142 approved 18,748 warrants and rejected five
267.7 3 okay NYT_ENG_20050530.0195 The FISA Court is convened by regular federal judges, but it meets privately. When considering requests for wiretaps, it hears only from the government because the potential target is not notified that he or she may be placed under surveillance. In its history, the court has rejected just one wiretap application and that wiretap was later approved on appeal.
267.7 3 okay NYT_ENG_20051221.0132 Since 1978 that FISA court has rejected just five of 18,748 warrants sought by the government
267.7 3 okay NYT_ENG_20051221.0224 Columnist Martin Schram describes the FISA law "as close to a judicial rubber stamp as a president can conjure in his fondest power-dream," pointing out that during a 25-year period, from 1979 to 2004, the court approved 18,742 applications and denied only four
267.7 3 okay NYT_ENG_20051222.0279 It is not clear why the government has viewed the FISA Court as an obstacle. The annual statistical summary provided by the court shows that it has overwhelmingly approved the warrants sought by the Justice Department. Between 1995 and 2004, the court received 10,617 warrant applications, according to figures compiled by the Federation of American Scientists. It turned down only four, all of them in 2003 for unexplained reasons.
267.7 3 okay NYT_ENG_20051222.0325 In 20 of the first 21 annual reports on the court's activities up to 1999, the Justice Department told Congress that "no orders were entered (by the FISA court) which modified or denied the requested authority" submitted by the government
267.7 3 okay NYT_ENG_20051222.0325 The 11-judge court that authorizes FISA wiretaps has approved at least 18,740 applications for electronic surveillance or physical searches from five presidential administrations since 1979.
267.7 3 okay XIN_ENG_20051221.0069 Through the end of 2004 , 18,761 warrants were granted , while just five were rejected ( many sources say four ) .
267.7 4 okay BLOG06-20051226-070-0029222437 Fewer than 200 requests had to be modified before being accepted , almost all of them in 2003 and 2004 .
267.7 4 okay BLOG06-20060103-011-0013141340 But since 2001, the judges have modified 179 of the 5,645 requests for surveillance by the Bush administration, the report said.
267.7 4 okay BLOG06-20060110-023-0022309577 The paper went over Justice Department reports to Congress and found that the special FISA Court acted uncannily like an independent oversight body - its statutory role - toward Bush Administration wiretap requests, rejecting or modifying (mostly the latter) 179 of them since 2001
267.7 4 okay XIN_ENG_20051221.0069 Fewer than 200 requests had to be modified before being accepted , almost all of them in 2003 and 2004 .
267.7 5 okay BLOG06-20051226-064-0016143214 IT WAS THE FIRST APPEAL TO THE FISA COURT OF REVIEW THE APPELATE COURT OF THE FISA COURT
267.7 5 okay BLOG06-20051226-070-0029222437 If an application is denied by one judge of the FISC , the federal government is not allowed to make the same application to a different judge of the FISC. Instead , denials must be appealed to the United States Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court of Review .
267.7 5 okay LTW_ENG_20060106.0133 the secret FISA Court of Review is the appeals court for secret warrants
267.7 5 okay LTW_ENG_20060106.0133 With regard to the president's wartime powers, the authors take the unusual step of critiquing the only ruling of the secret FISA Court of Review, the appeals court for secret warrants, that has been made public
267.7 5 okay NYT_ENG_20050920.0102 Decisions of the FISA court can be appealed to a three member FISA appeals panel, which has met only once, but its proceedings largely are secret.
267.7 5 okay XIN_ENG_20051221.0069 If an application is denied by one judge of the FISC , the federal government is not allowed to make the same application to a different judge of the FISC. Instead , denials must be appealed to the United States Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court of Review .
267.7 6 vital BLOG06-20060210-000-0009120302 Also:Several FISA judges said they also remain puzzled by Bush's assertion that the court was not "agile" or "nimble" enough to help catch terrorists
267.7 6 vital LTW_ENG_20041105.0082 The 9/11 commission found that getting approvals under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) ``continues to be long and slow'' and that the increase in requests is ``overwhelming the ability of the system to process them.'' Yet there are 94 federal judicial districts where the FBI can obtain authorization for wiretaps and warrants, but only one FISA court.
267.7 6 vital LTW_ENG_20060115.0036 The Bush administration has argued that the FISA court should be bypassed because it cannot act quickly enough in part because of the nature of the terrorist threat and in part because of the speed of electronic communications.
267.7 6 vital LTW_ENG_20060123.0003 President Bush, the paper says, ``determined that the speed and agility required to carry out the NSA activities successfully could not have been achieved under FISA.''
267.7 6 vital LTW_ENG_20060208.0142 Several FISA judges said they also remain puzzled by Bush's assertion that the court was not ``agile'' or ``nimble'' enough to help catch terrorists.
267.7 6 vital NYT_ENG_20051222.0279 Some agents complained that the FISA court's cumbersome submission requirements and insistence on strict adherence to the law had contributed to the impression that the court was an obstacle to aggressive investigation of terror cases
267.7 6 vital NYT_ENG_20051222.0325 Attorney General Alberto Gonzales claimed last week that Bush authorized NSA surveillance of overseas communications by U. S. -based terror suspects because the FISA court's approval process was too cumbersome
267.7 7 okay AFP_ENG_20060205.0343 The FISA law allows the government to conduct eavesdropping without a court warrant for a window of 72 hours, afterwhich it must seek the authorization of a special FISA court
267.7 7 okay AFP_ENG_20060206.0312 The FISA law allows the government to conduct eavesdropping without a court warrant during a period of 72 hours, after which it must seek the authorization of a special FISA court.
267.7 7 okay AFP_ENG_20060206.0449 Specter also noted that the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) allows the government to conduct eavesdropping without a court warrant during a period of 72 hours, after which it must seek a warrant from a special FISA court
267.7 7 okay BLOG06-20051225-081-0028467670 The Attorney General get FISA court approval as many as three days later .
267.7 7 okay BLOG06-20060208-012-0031054186 The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act of 1978 also allows eavesdropping without a court warrant so long as it is reported to the FISA Court within 72 hours .
267.7 7 okay BLOG06-20060214-000-0007256467 The FISA court is essentially a rubber-stamp organization that approves virtually 100% of everything that crosses its desk and even allows a 72-window
267.7 7 okay LTW_ENG_20060123.0097 And although the law allows emergency surveillance or searches for 72 hours, Hayden suggested that still would require too much evidence to proceed in many cases
267.7 7 okay LTW_ENG_20060215.0156 The FISA court rules are far more lenient than those of criminal courts and its guidelines permit authorities to seek warrants retroactively.
267.7 7 okay NYT_ENG_20051222.0092 The FISA measure gives law enforcement and intelligence agents 72 hours to conduct surveillance without a warrant in emergencies where delay could hamper an on-going investigation.
267.7 8 okay AFP_ENG_20060123.0582 The FISA court requires the government to show probable cause in seeking a warrant to conduct surveillance, a tougher legal standard than having "a reasonable basis to believe" that the targeted communications are linked to al Qaeda.
267.7 8 okay BLOG06-20051224-001-0007754579 The FISA court would reject an application on two grounds.First, that there was no probable cause.The court must adhere to the law and cannot authorize dragnets.
267.7 8 okay BLOG06-20060128-004-0025203195 As you note, FISA requires a showing of probable cause
267.7 8 okay LTW_ENG_20051221.0120 Under the law setting up the court, the Justice Department must show probable cause that its targets are foreign governments or their agents.
267.7 8 okay LTW_ENG_20060208.0142 Shortly after the warrantless eavesdropping program began, then NSA Director Michael Hayden and Ashcroft made clear in private meetings that the president wanted to detect possible terrorist activity before another attack. They also made clear that, in such a broad hunt for suspicious patterns and activities, the government could never meet the FISA court's probable cause requirement, government officials said.
267.7 8 okay LTW_ENG_20060301.0155 It contends that eavesdropping on the conversations bypassed the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, the 1978 law that requires the government to show probable cause that a U. S. residents is an agent of a terrorist group or foreign government and obtain a warrant from the secret FISA court before monitoring that person's calls
267.7 8 okay NYT_ENG_20051222.0092 A FISA warrant requires that there is probable cause to believe that a person is acting as an agent for a foreign government or is a terrorist.
267.7 9 okay NYT_ENG_20051219.0217 In permitting the National Security Agency to listen in on phone conversations between Americans or non-citizens in the United States and foreign contacts, Bush bypassed a secret court Congress created in 1978 to grant warrants for such surveillance
267.7 9 okay NYT_ENG_20051222.0092 Bush's secret order giving the NSA permission to wiretap phone calls and e mails of Americans and foreigners living here violates the law governing the FISA court, Tice said.
268.8 10 vital AFP_ENG_20060125.0377 Following withdrawal , Israel retains offshore maritime control and control of airspace over the Strip .
268.8 10 vital BLOG06-20051227-057-0000449265 Following withdrawal , Israel retains offshore maritime control and control of airspace over the Strip .
268.8 10 vital XIN_ENG_20050718.0170 Israel will maintain control over Gaza Strip's borders, coastline and airspace.
268.8 11 okay XIN_ENG_20050712.0162 Settlements occupy 40 percent of the Gaza Strip area of 360 square kilometers.
268.8 1 okay AFP_ENG_20060125.0377 It was occupied by Egypt ( except for four months of Israeli occupation during the Suez Crisis ) until it was captured by Israel in the 1967 Six-Day War .
268.8 1 okay BLOG06-20051227-057-0000449265 It was occupied by Egypt ( except for four months of Israeli occupation during the Suez Crisis ) until it was captured by Israel in the 1967 Six-Day War .
268.8 1 okay LTW_ENG_20050626.0023 Israeli military officials feared the settlers planned to occupy the buildings , which once comprised an Egyptian beach resort before Israeli forces captured the Gaza Strip in the 1967 war .
268.8 1 okay LTW_ENG_20051123.0161 Likud flourished with Sharon as one of its leaders as a proponent of the idea of a Greater Israel that encouraged Jewish settlement of the West Bank and Gaza Strip, seized in the 1967 Middle East war.
268.8 1 okay XIN_ENG_20050821.0052 captured by Israel in the 1967 Middle East War. Israel
268.8 1 okay XIN_ENG_20060228.0190 Israel completed an evacuation of all Jewish settlements from the Gaza Strip last September, ending 38 years of occupation of the coastal strip since 1967
268.8 1 okay XIN_ENG_20060228.0190 Israel completed an evacuation of all Jewish settlements from the Gaza Strip last September, ending 38 years of occupation of the coastal strip since 1967.
268.8 2 okay AFP_ENG_20060125.0377 It is one of the most densely populated territories on earth , with about 1.4 million residents in an area of 360 km .
268.8 2 okay APW_ENG_20041201.0231 The 8,500 Jewish settlers who live in fortified enclaves amid the Gaza Strip's 1. 3 million Palestinians are to be removed from their homes next year as part of Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's unilateral disengagement from the Palestinians
268.8 2 okay BLOG06-20051227-057-0000449265 It is one of the most densely populated territories on earth , with about 1.4 million residents in an area of 360 km .
268.8 2 okay XIN_ENG_20050607.0186 The Gaza Strip, one of the most densely populated areas in the world, is home to approximately 1.3 million Palestinians, of which 80 percent are refugees that were expelled or fled from the land on which Israel was founded in 1948
268.8 2 okay XIN_ENG_20050607.0186 The Gaza Strip, one of the most densely populated areas in the world, is home to approximately 1.3 million Palestinians, of which 80 percent are refugees that were expelled or fled from the land on which Israel was founded in 1948.
268.8 3 okay LTW_ENG_20041030.0066 Israel has never withdrawn settlers from the Gaza Strip or the West Bank; its last pullout from any settlement was in 1982, when settlers were removed from the Sinai Peninsula under terms of the Camp David peace accords with Egypt
268.8 4 okay LTW_ENG_20050807.0028 Israeli Finance Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's chief political rival, abruptly resigned his cabinet post Sunday in a final-hour protest over Israel's planned withdrawal from the Gaza Strip and four Jewish settlements in the West Bank
268.8 5 vital AFP_ENG_20060125.0377 In February 2005 the Israeli government voted to implement Prime Minister Ariel Sharon 's plan for unilateral disengagement from the Gaza Strip beginning on August 15 , 2005 .
268.8 5 vital APW_ENG_20041201.0231 The 8,500 Jewish settlers who live in fortified enclaves amid the Gaza Strip's 1. 3 million Palestinians are to be removed from their homes next year as part of Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's unilateral disengagement from the Palestinians
268.8 5 vital BLOG06-20051227-057-0000449265 In February 2005 the Israeli government voted to implement Prime Minister Ariel Sharon 's plan for unilateral disengagement from the Gaza Strip beginning on August 15 , 2005 .
268.8 5 vital NYT_ENG_20050621.0142 Sharon said for many months that the Israeli evacuation was a unilateral move, but the sides have been discussing possible coordination.
268.8 5 vital XIN_ENG_20050801.0312 Israel is due to start evacuating all 21 settlements in the Gaza Strip and four settlements in northern West Bank and pulling out its troops from both areas under its unilateral disengagement plan on Aug. 17
268.8 5 vital XIN_ENG_20050814.0213 Israel will evacuate 21 settlements in the Gaza Strip and four in northern West Bank, and will withdraw its army afterwards as part of implementing its unilateral disengagement plan with the Palestinians
268.8 6 okay AFP_ENG_20060125.0377 It is one of the most densely populated territories on earth , with about 1.4 million residents in an area of 360 km .
268.8 6 okay BLOG06-20051227-057-0000449265 It is one of the most densely populated territories on earth , with about 1.4 million residents in an area of 360 km .
268.8 7 okay AFP_ENG_20060125.0377 It is one of the most densely populated territories on earth , with about 1.4 million residents in an area of 360 km .
268.8 7 okay BLOG06-20051227-057-0000449265 It is one of the most densely populated territories on earth , with about 1.4 million residents in an area of 360 km .
268.8 7 okay XIN_ENG_20050607.0186 The Gaza Strip, one of the most densely populated areas in the world, is home to approximately 1.3 million Palestinians, of which 80 percent are refugees that were expelled or fled from the land on which Israel was founded in 1948
268.8 7 okay XIN_ENG_20050607.0186 The Gaza Strip, one of the most densely populated areas in the world, is home to approximately 1.3 million Palestinians, of which 80 percent are refugees that were expelled or fled from the land on which Israel was founded in 1948.
268.8 8 vital AFP_ENG_20060125.0377 Israel withdrew from the " Philadelphi Route " that is adjacent to the Strip 's border with Egypt after an agreement with the latter to secure its side of the border .
268.8 8 vital APW_ENG_20050824.0193 THE TRANSFER OF BORDER SUPERVISION TO THE EGYPTIANS IS KEY TO ENDING ISRAEL 'S 38-YEAR OCCUPATION OF THE GAZA STRIP
268.8 8 vital BLOG06-20051227-057-0000449265 Israel withdrew from the " Philadelphi Route " that is adjacent to the Strip 's border with Egypt after an agreement with the latter to secure its side of the border .
268.8 8 vital XIN_ENG_20050824.0052 Israel and Egypt have sorted out the last details of an agreement regarding Egyptian supervision of the border with Gaza, one of the key elements that had to be resolved for Israel to complete its pullout from the Gaza Strip.
268.8 9 okay AFP_ENG_20060308.0055 Israel completed destruction of 21 Jewish settlements in the Gaza Strip
268.8 9 okay LTW_ENG_20050619.0022 Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice said Sunday that Israel and the Palestinians have agreed that hundreds of Jewish homes in the Gaza Strip will be demolished when Israel evacuates settlers this summer
269.7 10 okay AFP_ENG_20051109.0581 President George W. Bush praised Wednesday the US military's "key role" in relief operations for the victims of last month's massive India-Pakistan earthquake, which killed some 70,000 people.
269.7 10 okay BLOG06-20051222-014-0003046054 The unit's 200 Army Reserve Soldiers and 14 Chinook helicopters were sent almost immediately to the other side of the Safid Mountain range to help provide relief to the victims of a powerful earthquake that struck Pakistan in early October 2005.
269.7 1 okay AFP_ENG_20051013.0386 Pictures, Graphic Quake-SAsia-Kashmir-India,lead URI, India Army soldiers reach the last 10 Himalayan villages cut off by the earthquake as relief workers face tens of thousands of increasingly desperate survivors in Indian Kashmir. 700 words moved by Indranil Mukherjee
269.7 1 okay AFP_ENG_20051013.0386 Pictures Quake-SAsia-Pakistan-Kashmir-aid CHAKOTI, Pakistan Relief aid has begun reaching this quake-struck village on the de facto border dividing Kashmir between Pakistan and India, but villagers say it is far too little and far too late. 650 words moved by Bryan Pearson
269.7 1 okay AFP_ENG_20051015.0401 Quake-SAsia-Pakistan-aid,6thlead MUZAFFARABAD, Pakistan Heavy rain and clouds disrupt air operations supplying desperately needed aid to survivors of Pakistan's earthquake as the confirmed death toll soars to 38,000 with 3. 3 million homeless. 700 words moved by Bryan Pearson.
269.7 1 okay APW_ENG_20051020.0168 Armies of survivors plow through piles daily, some looking for fresh clothes, others for a heating source
269.7 1 okay BLOG06-20060106-019-0018628031 The hundreds of thousands of survivors of the Pakistan earthquake are continuing to struggle through
269.7 2 okay AFP_ENG_20051013.0386 Pictures, Graphic Quake-SAsia-Kashmir-India,lead URI, India Army soldiers reach the last 10 Himalayan villages cut off by the earthquake as relief workers face tens of thousands of increasingly desperate survivors in Indian Kashmir. 700 words moved by Indranil Mukherjee
269.7 2 okay AFP_ENG_20051013.0386 Pictures Quake-SAsia-Pakistan-rescue,2ndlead MUZAFFARABAD, Pakistan The search for survivors winds down five days after Pakistan's massive earthquake, even though vast isolated stretches of the lower Himalayas remain cut off, officials say. 650 words 1600 GMT by Deborah Pasmantier
269.7 2 okay BLOG06-20051209-092-0024738286 In Pakistan, the army has dominated earthquake aid efforts, but it has been slow to reach some of the survivors even as winter approaches.
269.7 2 okay NYT_ENG_20051103.0123 We spend the day with Lt. Gen. Karl Eikenberry, the commander of the American-led relief effort to victims of the Pakistan earthquake, who assesses how the aid is going and says at least 20 remote villages have yet to be reached.
269.7 2 okay XIN_ENG_20060328.0046 The grant will target vulnerable households in the largely inaccessible earthquake-affected areas in Pakistan
269.7 3 vital AFP_ENG_20051022.0155 India said Saturday it plans to set up three relief centres on quake-hit Kashmir's de facto border early next week to provide help for survivors from Pakistan's zone of the disputed region
269.7 3 vital AFP_ENG_20051022.0155 Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf on Tuesday suggested both countries open up the heavily militarised border to aid relief efforts after the October 8 earthquake which killed more than 50,000 people in the Kashmir region, most of them on the Pakistani side
269.7 3 vital AFP_ENG_20051022.0197 India said Saturday Pakistan had proposed opening up five points on the de facto Kashmir border to aid earthquake victims, and added that they appeared to be in line with what New Delhi had also proposed
269.7 3 vital AFP_ENG_20051022.0258 opening up five points on the de facto Kashmir border
269.7 3 vital XIN_ENG_20051028.0258 six-member Indian delegation arrived in Islamabad on Friday for talks on Pakistan offer to open Line of Control (LoC), that divides Pakistan and India in the disputed Kashmir, for Kashmiris to cross for relief activities in earthquake-hit Pakistan-controlled Kashmir, officials said
269.7 4 okay AFP_ENG_20051015.0212 The October 8 earthquake killed more than 38,000 people, injured 62,000 others and left some 3.3 million people homeless in Pakistan.
269.7 4 okay AFP_ENG_20051027.0209 Pakistans massive October 8 earthquake, measured at 7. 6 on the Richter scale, left over 54,000 people dead and made over three million people homeless
269.7 4 okay AFP_ENG_20051107.0402 The October 8 earthquake has killed more than 73,000 people, injured 69,260 and left 3. 3 million people homeless in the mountains of northern Pakistan and Kashmir
269.7 4 okay XIN_ENG_20060328.0046 The October 2005 earthquake, arguably the most debilitating natural disaster in Pakistan's history, affected about 3. 5 million people
269.7 4 okay XIN_ENG_20060328.0046 The October 2005 earthquake, arguably the most debilitating natural disaster in Pakistan's history, affected about 3. 5 million people.
269.7 4 okay XIN_ENG_20060328.0046 The October 2005 earthquake, arguably the most debilitating natural disaster in Pakistan's history, affected about 3.5 million people
269.7 5 okay AFP_ENG_20051022.0155 Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf on Tuesday suggested both countries open up the heavily militarised border to aid relief efforts after the October 8 earthquake which killed more than 50,000 people in the Kashmir region, most of them on the Pakistani side
269.7 5 okay AFP_ENG_20051206.0221 Pakistan bore the brunt of the October 8 earthquake, which killed 73,000 people there
269.7 5 okay AFP_ENG_20051212.0295 The October 8 quake has killed more than 73,000 people and left around 3. 5 million homeless mainly in Pakistan-controlled Kashmir and parts of the country's North West Frontier Province.
269.7 6 okay NYT_ENG_20051009.0222 Powerful earthquakes magnitude 8 or larger occurred in the Himalayas in 1803, 1833, 1897, 1905, 1934 and 1950.
269.7 6 okay NYT_ENG_20051009.0222 Powerful earthquakes magnitude 8 or larger occurred in the Himalayas in 1803, 1833, 1897, 1905, 1934 and 1950. But in the last half century, the region has been relatively quiet, with no earthquakes anywhere near the magnitude 7.6 quake that struck northern Pakistan on Saturday.
269.7 7 vital APW_ENG_20051220.0319 Damage from the Pakistan quake was in the range of US$5 billion (euro4 billion)
269.7 7 vital APW_ENG_20051220.0319 Damage from the Pakistan quake was in the range of US$5 billion (euro4 billion) .
269.7 8 okay BLOG06-20051206-059-0008049829 The magnitude 7.6 earthquake struck at 0850 local time (0350 GMT), with the epicentre close to the city of Muzaffarabad and only 10 kilometres below the surface
269.7 9 okay APW_ENG_20051022.0485 A U.N. helicopter on a mission to help Pakistan earthquake victims crashed in western Azerbaijan Saturday, killing at least four crew members, officials said.
270.7 10 okay XIN_ENG_20050406.0005 Both rovers have shown signs of wear and exposure. The grinding teeth of Spirit's rock abrasion tool might be worn away. Tests last month indicated a problem with Opportunity's miniature thermal emission spectrometer.
270.7 1 vital AFP_ENG_20050105.0335 One year after they landed on Mars and confirmed that water once flowed on the red planet, the US robot probes Spirit and Opportunity continue their relentless exploration for the origins of life, far surpassing their three-month mission expectancy
270.7 1 vital AFP_ENG_20050603.0625 The US space agency, buoyed by the success of the Spirit and Opportunity Mars rovers, which found sites believed to have once contained water that may have been home to organisms living some time in the past, gave the green light Thursday to the 2007 Phoenix Mars Lander mission
270.7 1 vital APW_ENG_20050525.0127 Mars rover Spirit finds wet and violent history
270.7 1 vital APW_ENG_20050525.0127 Mars rover Spirit finds wet and violent history on Red Planet
270.7 1 vital APW_ENG_20050808.0057 Later, the mobile Mars Science Laboratory will analyze rocks and soil in finer detail than the rovers Spirit and Opportunity, which have uncovered geologic evidence of past water activity.
270.7 1 vital APW_ENG_20051205.1230 Both Spirit and Opportunity uncovered geologic evidence of a wet past, a sign that ancient Mars may have been hospitable to life
270.7 1 vital APW_ENG_20051205.1230 Both Spirit and Opportunity uncovered geologic evidence of a wet past, a sign that ancient Mars may have been hospitable to life.
270.7 1 vital APW_ENG_20051205.1230 Since landing on opposite sides of Mars in January 2004, the six-wheel rovers found conclusive evidence, based on examination of water-altered bedrock at their respective sites, that the planet once had water
270.7 1 vital BLOG06-20051226-032-0020011606 Scouring those hills has given Spirit - and researchers - more evidence that water shaped Mars' past.
270.7 1 vital LTW_ENG_20050103.0013 After only six weeks on the job , Opportunity found compelling evidence that liquid water once soaked at least part of Mars .
270.7 1 vital NYT_ENG_20041104.0315 Opportunity, which descended onto Mars three weeks later, has been more fortunate in its search for a watery past at Meridiani Planum, a site halfway around the planet.
270.7 1 vital NYT_ENG_20041105.0021 Ten months after NASA's twin rovers landed on Mars, scientists reported Thursday that both robotic vehicles were still navigating their rock-studded landscapes with all instruments operating, and both were discovering fresh evidence that water must have helped to sculpt the terrain they are exploring
270.7 2 okay AFP_ENG_20050103.0512 Spirit landed on the Red Planet on January 3, 2004, followed by Opportunity three weeks later
270.7 2 okay APW_ENG_20050104.0090 Officials at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory recalled the stress leading up to the rover Spirit's landing on Jan. 3, 2004, followed three weeks later by the rover Opportunity, and the mission's subsequent historic discoveries of rocks altered by ancient water activity that suggest Mars once could have been hospitable to life
270.7 2 okay APW_ENG_20050808.0058 Spirit landed in Gusev crater on January 3 , 2004 and Opportunity landed in the Meridiani Planum on the opposite side of Mars from Spirit , on January 25 , 2004 .
270.7 2 okay APW_ENG_20060101.0439 '' The rover Spirit landed on Mars on Jan. 3 , 2004 , and Opportunity followed on Jan. 24 .
270.7 2 okay APW_ENG_20060101.0439 " The rover Spirit landed on Mars on Jan. 3, 2004, and Opportunity followed on Jan. 24.
270.7 2 okay BLOG06-20060103-014-0008551672 Spirit landed in Gusev crater on January 3 , 2004 and Opportunity landed in the Meridiani Planum on the opposite side of Mars from Spirit , on January 25 , 2004 .
270.7 2 okay BLOG06-20060103-014-0008551672 SPIRIT LANDED ON MARS ON JAN. 3 2004 AND OPPORTUNITY FOLLOWED ON JAN. 24
270.7 2 okay BLOG06-20060119-054-0015540797 NEW HORIZONS PROTEST LATELY NEW YEARS IS KIND TO SPACE MISSIONS TWO YEARS AGO ON JANUARY 3 AND 24 THE MARS ROVERS SPIRIT AND OPPORTUNITY LANDED ON MARS
270.7 2 okay BLOG06-20060119-054-0015540797 Two years ago on January 3 and 24 the Mars rovers Spirit landed on Mars.
270.7 3 vital APW_ENG_20041008.0057 Already on the second extension of their mission, rovers Spirit and Opportunity have lasted so long that mission scientists have left NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory and returned to their own institutions, working via telephone and video conferences and remote networking.
270.7 3 vital APW_ENG_20050104.0090 Despite pre-landing cautions that the solar-powered rovers might not be able to last the planned 92 martian days, the original $820 million (euro607 million) mission has endured so long that it has received two $15 million (euro11. 1 million) extensions and officials said it is likely funding will continue until the rovers give out
270.7 3 vital NYT_ENG_20050321.0090 Spirit and its twin, Opportunity, which is on the other side of Mars, have continued working so well that managers have requested that the mission be extended up to another 1months.
270.7 3 vital NYT_ENG_20050321.0125 Spirit and its twin, Opportunity, which is on the other side of Mars, have continued working so well that managers have requested that the mission be extended up to another 18 months.
270.7 3 vital NYT_ENG_20050406.0323 As long as the Mars rovers, Spirit and Opportunity, keep rolling, NASA will keep using them. The National Aeronautics and Space Administration said it was extending their mission as much as 18 months. That follows two previous six month extensions to the original mission, which was intended to last just three months. Except for problems with a couple of instruments, both rovers remain in good operating condition, NASA said. Opportunity has almost reached a mottled terrain, where scientists hope to find rock layers exposed by wind erosion, while Spirit continues a climb through ancient hills on the other side of Mars. KENNETH CHANG.
270.7 3 vital XIN_ENG_20050216.0023 The US twin Mars rovers, Spirit and Opportunity, are still working on their extended missions 10 months after their scheduled life-span, the US space agency NASA said Tuesday.
270.7 3 vital XIN_ENG_20050406.0005 NASA approves third extended use of Mars rovers
270.7 3 vital XIN_ENG_20050406.0005 The US National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) approved another extension of operation of the twin Mars rovers, Opportunity and Spirit, which have worked 11 months beyond their designed three-month mission, according to a NASA statement on Tuesday
270.7 3 vital XIN_ENG_20050406.0005 This was the third extension of the rovers ' mission , which would last up to another 18 months , since they landed on the Mars in early 2004 .
270.7 4 okay AFP_ENG_20060125.0267 In contrast, NASA's two Martian rovers, Spirit and Opportunity,  have cost some 900 million dollars
270.7 4 okay APW_ENG_20050104.0090 Despite pre-landing cautions that the solar-powered rovers might not be able to last the planned 92 martian days, the original $820 million (euro607 million) mission has endured so long that it has received two $15 million (euro11. 1 million) extensions and officials said it is likely funding will continue until the rovers give out
270.7 5 okay NYT_ENG_20050103.0295 Though the rovers cost $820 million for the first 90-day missions, NASA now spends about $3 million a month to keep them running
270.7 6 okay APW_ENG_20050512.0100 The Mars rover Opportunity is facing its biggest challenge since it landed on the Red Planet last year : how to get out of a sand dune where it 's been stuck for two weeks .
270.7 6 okay APW_ENG_20050512.0100 The Mars rover Opportunity is facing its biggest challenge since it landed on the Red Planet last year: how to get out of a sand dune where it's been stuck for two weeks
270.7 6 okay APW_ENG_20050525.0127 Meanwhile, Spirit's twin rover, Opportunity, is trying to free itself from a sand dune
270.7 6 okay APW_ENG_20050605.0071 Opportunity frees itself from Martian sand dune
270.7 6 okay LTW_ENG_20050103.0013 One Mars rover has a touch of arthritis in one wheel, and the other spent six months in a crater and almost got stuck, but NASA's historic exploration mission completed a year of discovery Monday with both Spirit and Opportunity in excellent health
270.7 6 okay LTW_ENG_20050524.0111 NASA also updated the progress of the rovers Spirit and Opportunity, which have been exploring Mars since the beginning of last year. Spirit is examining layered rock outcrops in the Gusev crater, while Opportunity is carefully driving itself out of a dune where it has been stuck for a month.
270.7 6 okay XIN_ENG_20050606.0053 (Syria-Rally-Religious leader) LOS ANGELES -- After being stuck for over a month in a sand dune, Mars rover Opportunity finally managed to get out, US space engineers said on Sunday.
270.7 7 okay LTW_ENG_20041016.0028 As the rovers disappeared from the front pages, the rover team has been cut in half from a high of 250
270.7 7 okay LTW_ENG_20041016.0028 As the rovers disappeared from the front pages, the rover team has been cut in half from a high of 250.
270.7 8 okay LTW_ENG_20050103.0013 Spirit's closest brush with catastrophe came when software problems caused the rover's computers to cramp up for the first three weeks of the mission.
270.7 9 vital APW_ENG_20050525.0127 Spirit and Opportunity have been exploring opposite sides of Mars since landing in January 2004
270.7 9 vital APW_ENG_20050525.0127 Spirit and Opportunity have been exploring opposite sides of Mars since landing in January 2004.
270.7 9 vital APW_ENG_20050808.0058 Spirit landed in Gusev crater on January 3 , 2004 and Opportunity landed in the Meridiani Planum on the opposite side of Mars from Spirit , on January 25 , 2004 .
270.7 9 vital APW_ENG_20051025.0183 Spirit's yearlong climb to the peak was a major feat for the Mars rover, which along with its twin, Opportunity, landed on opposite sides of the Red Planet in January 2004.
270.7 9 vital APW_ENG_20051214.0067 Opportunity, along with its twin rover Spirit, landed on opposite ends of Mars in January 2004 to look for past evidence of water
270.7 9 vital APW_ENG_20060101.0439 Spirit and Opportunity parachuted to opposite ends of Mars.
270.7 9 vital APW_ENG_20060313.1108 exploring opposite ends of the planet since 2004
270.7 9 vital APW_ENG_20060313.1108 The up to date maps even include the locations of the NASA rovers Spirit and Opportunity, which have been exploring opposite ends of the planet since 2004, said Phil Christensen, an Arizona State University planetary geologist who operates an infrared camera on the Mars Odyssey.
270.7 9 vital BLOG06-20060103-014-0008551672 Spirit landed in Gusev crater on January 3 , 2004 and Opportunity landed in the Meridiani Planum on the opposite side of Mars from Spirit , on January 25 , 2004 .
270.7 9 vital LTW_ENG_20060324.0113 Spirit and its twin , Opportunity , landed on opposite sides of Mars and have significantly outlasted their planned 90-day mission .
270.7 9 vital LTW_ENG_20060324.0113 Spirit and its twin, Opportunity, landed on opposite sides of Mars and have significantly outlasted their planned 90-day mission.
270.7 9 vital NYT_ENG_20050321.0125 Spirit and its twin, Opportunity, which is on the other side of Mars, have continued working so well that managers have requested that the mission be extended up to another 18 months.
270.7 9 vital NYT_ENG_20051026.0114 Two Mars rovers Spirit, above, and Opportunity have been exploring sites on opposite ends of Mars since January 2004
270.7 9 vital NYT_ENG_20051026.0114 TWO MARS ROVERS SPIRIT ABOVE AND OPPORTUNITY HAVE BEEN EXPLORING SITES ON OPPOSITE ENDS OF MARS SINCE JANUARY 2004
270.7 9 vital NYT_ENG_20060102.0095 opportunity , landed safely on the other side of mars .
271.7 10 vital BLOG06-20051224-053-0012288896 Jon Bon Jovi ( born March 2 , 1962 ) is an American singer , composer , musician ( guitar , piano , harmonica , keyboard ) of the rock band Bon Jovi , and Hollywood actor .
271.7 10 vital NYT_ENG_20060216.0422 Jon Bon Jovi ( born March 2 , 1962 ) is an American singer , composer , musician ( guitar , piano , harmonica , keyboard ) of the rock band Bon Jovi , and Hollywood actor .
271.7 11 okay BLOG06-20051224-053-0012288896 He was born John Francis Bongiovi , in Perth Amboy , New Jersey .
271.7 12 vital BLOG06-20051224-053-0012288896 His TV series appearances include Sex and the City and an extended stint on Ally McBeal .
271.7 12 vital BLOG06-20060114-025-0002815719 Jon Bon Jovi has begun filming a guest shot for an upcoming episode of The West Wing .
271.7 12 vital NYT_ENG_20060216.0422 His TV series appearances include Sex and the City and an extended stint on Ally McBeal .
271.7 13 vital BLOG06-20051224-053-0012288896 Bon Jovi 's first appearance in any musical production was in the 1980 Star Wars album , Christmas in the Stars .
271.7 13 vital NYT_ENG_20060216.0422 Bon Jovi 's first appearance in any musical production was in the 1980 Star Wars album , Christmas in the Stars .
271.7 14 vital BLOG06-20051224-053-0012288896 Jon Bon Jovi has worked on behalf of the Special Olympics , the American Red Cross , the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation and other groups .
271.7 14 vital NYT_ENG_20060216.0422 Jon Bon Jovi has worked on behalf of the Special Olympics , the American Red Cross , the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation and other groups .
271.7 15 vital BLOG06-20051224-053-0012288896 On September 21 , 2005 , during an appearance on her show , the Bon Jovi band donated $1,000,000 to Oprah Winfrey for her Angel Network foundation .
271.7 15 vital NYT_ENG_20060216.0422 On September 21 , 2005 , during an appearance on her show , the Bon Jovi band donated $1,000,000 to Oprah Winfrey for her Angel Network foundation .
271.7 16 vital APW_ENG_20041115.0069 Veteran rockers Bon Jovi received a special merit award
271.7 16 vital APW_ENG_20050923.0055 Bon Jovi " Have A Nice Day
271.7 16 vital APW_ENG_20050923.0055 "Have A Nice Day" continues the band's long held advocacy of making a stand, toughing it out through hard times, and taking solace in the belief that it's all going to come out all right. Nowhere is that more explicitly stated than in "Welcome To Wherever You Are," a feel good self help manifesto if ever there was one. With lines like "When you want to give up and your heart's about to break/Remember that you're perfect; God makes no mistakes," Jon Bon Jovi & Co. provide a welcome respite from the doom and gloom of many contemporary bands.
271.7 16 vital BLOG06-20060208-015-0031422198 Wanted dead or alive-(Live version)Jon Bon Jovi
271.7 16 vital NYT_ENG_20060216.0422 "Blaze of Glory" -- This tune is credited to Jon Bon Jovi, not the band.
271.7 17 vital APW_ENG_20050805.0040 1989: Bon Jovi headlined the Moscow Music Peace Festival at Lenin Stadium with Ozzy Osbourne, Motley Crue and others.
271.7 18 vital NYT_ENG_20060215.0152 It was 1986 before Bon Jovi could truly court a mainstream audience. That's the year the band released the seminal pop metal masterpiece Slippery When Wet, which sold more than 10 million copies. The album turned them into superstars and turned Jon Bon Jovi into a sex symbol.
271.7 18 vital NYT_ENG_20060215.0152 That's the year the band released the seminal pop-metal masterpiece Slippery When Wet, which sold more than 10-million copies.
271.7 19 okay BLOG06-20051224-053-0012288896 He was born John Francis Bongiovi , in Perth Amboy , New Jersey .
271.7 19 okay NYT_ENG_20060216.0422 He was born John Francis Bongiovi , in Perth Amboy , New Jersey .
271.7 19 okay NYT_ENG_20060216.0422 New   Jersey
271.7 1 vital APW_ENG_20041025.0390 Jon Bon Jovi , lead singer and namesake of the rock group Bon Jovi , has sold more than 80 million albums worldwide .
271.7 1 vital APW_ENG_20041025.0390 Jon Bon Jovi, lead singer  and namesake of the rock group Bon Jovi, has sold more than 80 million albums worldwide.
271.7 1 vital APW_ENG_20041025.0390 Jon Bon Jovi, lead singer and namesake of the rock group Bon Jovi, has sold more than 80 million albums worldwide
271.7 1 vital APW_ENG_20041025.0390 Jon Bon Jovi, lead singer and namesake of the rock group Bon Jovi, has sold more than 80 million albums worldwide.
271.7 1 vital APW_ENG_20041025.0390 JON BON JOVI LEAD SINGER AND NAMESAKE OF THE ROCK GROUP BON JOVI HAS SOLD MORE THAN 80 MILLION ALBUMS WORLDWIDE
271.7 1 vital APW_ENG_20041025.0390 Jon Bon Jovi, lead singer and namesake of the rock group Bon Jovi, has sold more than 80 million albums worldwide. He also has recorded two solo albums.
271.7 1 vital APW_ENG_20041025.0390 Jon Bon Jovi of the rock group Bon Jovi, has sold more than 80 million albums worldwide.
271.7 1 vital APW_ENG_20041025.0390 lead singer and namesake of the rock group Bon Jovi, has sold more than 80 million albums worldwide. He also has recorded two solo albums.
271.7 1 vital APW_ENG_20041025.0390 sold more than 80 million albums worldwide
271.7 1 vital BLOG06-20051224-053-0012288896 Jon Bon Jovi has recorded two solo albums : Blaze of glory ( 1990 ) and Destination anywhere ( 1997 ) and sold over 100 million albums with the band Bon Jovi .
271.7 1 vital NYT_ENG_20060216.0422 Jon Bon Jovi has recorded two solo albums : Blaze of glory ( 1990 ) and Destination anywhere ( 1997 ) and sold over 100 million albums with the band Bon Jovi .
271.7 2 vital APW_ENG_20060330.1120 However , the most important element was always the live concerts themselves , '' lead singer Jon Bon Jovi said in the statement .
271.7 2 vital APW_ENG_20060330.1120 However, the most important element was always the live concerts themselves, lead singer Jon Bon Jovi said in the statement
271.7 2 vital APW_ENG_20060330.1120 However, the most important element was always the live concerts themselves," lead singer Jon Bon Jovi said in the statement
271.7 2 vital APW_ENG_20060330.1120 However, the most important element was always the live concerts themselves," lead singer Jon Bon Jovi said in the statement.
271.7 4 vital NYT_ENG_20060216.0422 19 LET DOWN YOUR BIG HAIR AND SING A LITTLE BON JOVI Bon Jovi is such a staple of American youth culture that it's hard to imagine the late '80s without the New Jersey band fronted by the charismatic, ever-hair-sprayed Jon Bon Jovi.
271.7 4 vital NYT_ENG_20060216.0422 Bon Jovi is such a staple of American youth culture that it's hard to imagine the late '80s without the New Jersey band fronted by the charismatic, ever-hair-sprayed Jon Bon Jovi
271.7 5 vital APW_ENG_20041119.0036 Jon Bon Jovi : I 've never been very good at celebrating the moments as the 20 years have gone by .
271.7 5 vital APW_ENG_20041119.0036 Jon Bon Jovi: I've never been very good at celebrating the moments as the 20 years have gone by
271.7 5 vital APW_ENG_20041119.0036 Jon Bon Jovi: I've never been very good at celebrating the moments as the 20 years have gone by.
271.7 5 vital APW_ENG_20041119.0036 Jon Bon Jovi: I've never been very good at celebrating the moments as the 20 years have gone by. I was guilty, especially in my younger years, of running through life with blinders on. Many of the magic moments were lost on me because I was always focused on the next day, the next album, the next move. As I've gotten older and started to enjoy it a lot more for what it is, and I knew this milestone of both the 20 years and 100 million mark were quickly coming upon us, I thought `Why not?' Why not take the time to accept the pat on the back and congratulate your band mates and the people who have supported you for 20 years and go into those vaults people have always heard about and were never privy to.
271.7 5 vital APW_ENG_20041119.0036 Q&A: Bon Jovi marks a milestone with 20 years, 100 million albums sold
271.7 5 vital APW_ENG_20041119.0036 This year, the band _ headed up by 42-year-old Jon Bon Jovi _ marks two milestones: Their 20-year anniversary and the sale of 100 million albums worldwide
271.7 5 vital APW_ENG_20041119.0036 This year, the band headed up by 42 year old Jon Bon Jovi marks two milestones: Their 20 year anniversary and the sale of 100 million albums worldwide.
271.7 6 vital BLOG06-20051224-053-0012288896 Bon Jovi is a credited actor in the movies Moonlight and Valentino , The Leading Man , Destination Anywhere , Homegrown , Little City , No Looking Back , Row Your Boat , Vampires Los Muertos , U-571 and Cry Wolf .
271.7 6 vital LTW_ENG_20050914.0077 Bon Jovi in 'Cry Wolf'
271.7 6 vital LTW_ENG_20050914.0077 Former hair metal balladeer Jon Bon Jovi stars in ``Cry Wolf,'' a new teen slasher flick and that's not even the scary part.
271.7 6 vital LTW_ENG_20050914.0077 Former hair-metal balladeer Jon Bon Jovi stars in Cry Wolf, a new teen slasher flick and that's not even the scary part
271.7 6 vital LTW_ENG_20050914.0082 Former hair-metal balladeer Jon Bon Jovi stars in `` Cry Wolf , ' ' a new teen slasher flick -- and that 's not even the scary part .
271.7 6 vital LTW_ENG_20050914.0082 Former hair-metal balladeer Jon Bon Jovi stars in ``Cry Wolf,'' a new teen slasher flick -- and that's not even the scary part
271.7 6 vital LTW_ENG_20050921.0064 ''Cry Wolf`` An Internet prank comes back to haunt a high school ''liar's club`` when someone or something begins hunting its members. With Julian Morris, Lindy Booth, Jared Padalecki, Jon Bon Jovi, Sandra McCoy and Kristy Wu. Directed by Jeff Wadlow.
271.7 6 vital NYT_ENG_20050629.0385 He's now producing a film, "National Lampoon's The Trouble With Frank," in which Jon Bon Jovi plays a ne'er-do-well who maxes out his credit cards to put together an all-girls hockey team
271.7 6 vital NYT_ENG_20050903.0062 OPENING SEPT. 16 Cry Wolf: Teens spread lies on the Internet before their journalism instructor, played by Jon Bon Jovi, warns them away.
271.7 6 vital NYT_ENG_20050916.0080 WOLF-FILM-REVIEW (Undated) -- "Cry Wolf": Jeff Wadlow, director; with Jon Bon Jovi, Lindy Booth.
271.7 6 vital NYT_ENG_20060216.0422 Bon Jovi is a credited actor in the movies Moonlight and Valentino , The Leading Man , Destination Anywhere , Homegrown , Little City , No Looking Back , Row Your Boat , Vampires Los Muertos , U-571 and Cry Wolf .
271.7 7 okay APW_ENG_20041119.0036 To celebrate, the band on Tuesday released "100,000,000 Bon Jovi Fans Can't Be Wrong," a four-CD box set of 50 songs, including 38 never-before-heard songs the band wrote during its career
271.7 7 okay APW_ENG_20041119.0036 To celebrate, the band on Tuesday released 100,000,000 Bon Jovi Fans Can't Be Wrong, a four-CD box set of 50 songs, including 38 never-before-heard songs the band wrote during its career
271.7 8 vital AFP_ENG_20041115.0050 This year's edition also handed a Merit award to the group Bon Jovi, which performed during the ceremony
271.7 8 vital APW_ENG_20041115.0069 received a special merit award
271.7 8 vital APW_ENG_20041115.0069 Veteran rockers Bon Jovi received a special merit award
271.7 8 vital BLOG06-20051224-053-0012288896 2005 He and his band get the Diamond award at the Worlds music awards for selling 100 million albums
271.7 8 vital NYT_ENG_20060216.0422 2005 He and his band get the Diamond award at the Worlds music awards for selling 100 million albums
271.7 9 okay BLOG06-20051224-053-0012288896 An American football fan all of his life , in 2003 he became founder and owner of the Philadelphia Soul of the Arena Football League .
271.7 9 okay NYT_ENG_20050214.0134 In recent years, the burgeoning popularity of the sport has attracted owners from other professional sports teams, along with celebrities such as the rocker Jon Bon Jovi, who is co owner of the Philadelphia Soul franchise.
271.7 9 okay NYT_ENG_20050214.0134 In recent years, the burgeoning popularity of the sport has attracted owners from other professional sports teams, along with celebrities such as the rocker Jon Bon Jovi, who is co-owner of the Philadelphia Soul franchise
271.7 9 okay NYT_ENG_20050214.0134 the burgeoning popularity of the sport has attracted owners from other professional sports teams, along with celebrities such as the rocker Jon Bon Jovi, who is co-owner of the Philadelphia Soul franchise.
271.7 9 okay NYT_ENG_20050214.0134 the rocker Jon Bon Jovi is co-owner of the Philadelphia Soul franchise.
271.7 9 okay NYT_ENG_20050317.0278 Among those arena football counts as owners are football greats John Elway and Mike Ditka and singers Jon Bon Jovi and Tim McGraw
271.7 9 okay NYT_ENG_20060216.0422 An American football fan all of his life , in 2003 he became founder and owner of the Philadelphia Soul of the Arena Football League .
272.7 10 vital APW_ENG_20041103.0039 Barack Hussein Obama , Jr. ( born August 4 1961 ) is a U.S. Senator from Illinois .
272.7 10 vital APW_ENG_20041115.0012 Hawaii
272.7 10 vital BLOG06-20060130-008-0026833848 Barack Hussein Obama , Jr. ( born August 4 1961 ) is a U.S. Senator from Illinois .
272.7 11 vital APW_ENG_20041103.0039 He left Chicago for three years to study law at Harvard University , where he was elected the first black president of the Harvard Law Review .
272.7 11 vital BLOG06-20060130-008-0026833848 Barack Obama was born at the Queen 's Medical Center in Honolulu , Hawaii to Harvard-educated economist Barack Hussein Obama , Sr. , a native of Kenya , and S. Ann Dunham , of Wichita , Kansas .
272.7 11 vital NYT_ENG_20050228.0089 community activist who became the first black president of the Harvard Law Review, Obama is now being eyed as a potential presidential candidate in 2008
272.7 12 vital APW_ENG_20041103.0039 Obama organized an aggressive voter registration effort that registered over 100,000 voters and aided in the election of President Bill Clinton and Senator Carol Moseley Braun , the first African-American woman ever elected to the U.S. Senate .
272.7 12 vital APW_ENG_20041103.0072 He became a community organizer, working with Chicago churches to help laid-off workers and remove asbestos from public housing
272.7 12 vital BLOG06-20060130-008-0026833848 Obama organized an aggressive voter registration effort that registered over 100,000 voters and aided in the election of President Bill Clinton and Senator Carol Moseley Braun , the first African-American woman ever elected to the U.S. Senate .
272.7 13 okay APW_ENG_20041103.0039 Obama is married to Michelle Obama , a Chicago native .
272.7 13 okay APW_ENG_20041103.0039 While working one summer at a corporate law firm in 1989 , Obama met Michelle Robinson , then an associate attorney at the firm ; he married her in 1992 .
272.7 13 okay BLOG06-20060130-008-0026833848 Obama is married to Michelle Obama , a Chicago native .
272.7 13 okay NYT_ENG_20041103.0042 Obama, 43, and his wife, Michelle, addressed an energized
272.7 13 okay NYT_ENG_20041103.0042 Obama, 43, and his wife, Michelle, addressed an energized, racially diverse throng of supporters at a large victory bash at a hotel in downtown Chicago, a far more elaborate affair than when Obama announced his long-shot bid more than a year ago
272.7 14 vital APW_ENG_20041103.0039 Soon after , he joined a local civil rights law firm , and he became a lecturer of constitutional law at the University of Chicago .
272.7 14 vital BLOG06-20060130-008-0026833848 Soon after , he joined a local civil rights law firm , and he became a lecturer of constitutional law at the University of Chicago .
272.7 15 okay APW_ENG_20041103.0039 Speaking up for leading gay and lesbian advocacy groups , he successfully helped pass bills to increase funding for AIDS prevention and care programs .
272.7 15 okay BLOG06-20060130-008-0026833848 Speaking up for leading gay and lesbian advocacy groups , he successfully helped pass bills to increase funding for AIDS prevention and care programs .
272.7 16 vital APW_ENG_20041103.0003 Democratic newcomer Barack Obama is the son of a black man from Kenya
272.7 16 vital APW_ENG_20041103.0039 the son of a Kenyan father and an American mother who shot from obscurity to political stardom in mere months, trounced Republican Alan Keyes to claim a Senate seat in Illinois.
272.7 16 vital APW_ENG_20041103.0320 Kenya's President Mwai Kibaki on Wednesday congratulated Barack Obama, the son of a Kenyan economist and an American woman, for his election as the fifth black U.S. senator in history.
272.7 16 vital APW_ENG_20041103.0320 The elder Barack Obama studied at Harvard University and once worked as a senior economist at Kenya's Treasury.
272.7 17 vital NYT_ENG_20041102.0337 the state senator from Illinois who emerged as one of his party's brightest stars at last summer's Democratic convention, handily won his race for the U.S. Senate on Tuesday.
272.7 18 vital APW_ENG_20041026.0208 Barack grew up in Hawaii with his American mother after his parents divorced.
272.7 18 vital APW_ENG_20041103.0039 The family then moved to Jakarta , where Obama 's half-sister Maya was born ( Obama has other half-siblings from his father 's other marriages ) .
272.7 18 vital APW_ENG_20041103.0041 Barack Hussein Obama grew up on the beaches of Hawaii and the streets of Indonesia.
272.7 1 vital APW_ENG_20060209.0115 Obama won Wednesday for his readings of the autobiographical `` Dreams From My Father , '' which first was published in 1995 but became a best seller as Obama became a rising political star .
272.7 1 vital APW_ENG_20060209.0115 Obama won Wednesday for his readings of the autobiographical "Dreams From My Father," which first was published in 1995 but became a best seller as Obama became a rising political star
272.7 1 vital APW_ENG_20060209.0115 Obama won Wednesday for his readings of the autobiographical "Dreams From My Father," which first was published in 199but became a best seller as Obama became a rising political star.
272.7 1 vital APW_ENG_20060209.0192 While the lion's share of the 107 awards went to musicians and their producers and other musical technicians, Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill., claimed one in the best spoken word category for his readings from his autobiographical "Dreams From My Father.
272.7 1 vital NYT_ENG_20050124.0378 DREAMS FROM MY FATHER, by Barack Obama.
272.7 1 vital NYT_ENG_20050129.0204 Week .. on List DREAMS FROM MY FATHER, by Barack Obama.
272.7 1 vital NYT_ENG_20050611.0219 34 DREAMS FROM MY FATHER, by Barack Obama.
272.7 2 vital AFP_ENG_20041103.0025 became the lone African American senator
272.7 2 vital AFP_ENG_20041103.0711 Obama , 43 , becomes the lone African-American senator , while Salazar and Martinez will become the chamber 's first Hispanic senators in 25 years .
272.7 2 vital APW_ENG_20041103.0039 He is the only African-American currently serving in the U.S. Senate , the fifth in U.S. history and the third since Reconstruction. Obama won the election in a landslide , with 70% of the vote to Alan Keyes ' 27% .
272.7 2 vital APW_ENG_20041103.0063 Democratic State Sen. Barack Obama will be the only black among 100 senators.
272.7 2 vital APW_ENG_20041103.0115 Illinois State Sen. Barack Obama, a Democratic political star in the making, easily won a seat formerly in Republican hands in Illinois, and will be the only black among 100 senators when the new Congress convenes in January
272.7 2 vital APW_ENG_20041103.0405 Democrat Barack Obama will be nation's only black senator, winning in a landslide over Republican Alan Keyes, who moved from Maryland after a sex scandal forced GOP primary winner Jack Ryan out of race
272.7 2 vital APW_ENG_20041103.0405 SENATE _ Democrat Barack Obama will be nation's only black senator, winning in a landslide over Republican Alan Keyes, who moved from Maryland after a sex scandal forced GOP primary winner Jack Ryan out of race.
272.7 2 vital LTW_ENG_20050419.0146 Obama, the only black U.S. senator, offered a different view of Lincoln
272.7 2 vital LTW_ENG_20050419.0146 Obama, the only black U.S. senator, offered a different view of Lincoln, pointing out his vacillation about ending slavery and the strategic motives for the Emancipation Proclamation
272.7 2 vital LTW_ENG_20050916.0096 Barack Obama, the newly elected Democratic senator from Illinois, is the only African American senator, the fifth in the nation's history.
272.7 2 vital LTW_ENG_20050925.0006 Now there are 43, including Illinois' Obama, the only African American in the Senate.
272.7 3 okay AFP_ENG_20041102.0717 Democratic State senator Barack Obama handily defeated conservative radio talk show host Alan Keyes Tuesday in the race for the US Senate seat from the state of Illinois
272.7 3 okay AFP_ENG_20041102.0717 Democratic State senator Barack Obama handily defeated conservative radio talk show host Alan Keyes Tuesday in the race for the US Senate seat from the state of Illinois.
272.7 3 okay AFP_ENG_20041102.0740 Democratic rising star Barack Obama Tuesday became the lone African American Senator, beating ultra conservative talk show host Alan Keyes in a landslide in Illinois.
272.7 3 okay AFP_ENG_20041103.0188 They were heartened by the strong showing from the party's rising-star Barack Obama, who became the lone African-American senator after beating ultra-conservative talk show host Alan Keyes in
272.7 3 okay APW_ENG_20041103.0039 Alan   Keyes
272.7 3 okay APW_ENG_20041103.0405 SENATE _ Democrat Barack Obama will be nation's only black senator, winning in a landslide over Republican Alan Keyes, who moved from Maryland after a sex scandal forced GOP primary winner Jack Ryan out of race.
272.7 3 okay NYT_ENG_20041102.0120 Democratic Illinois State Senator Barack Obama appeared likely to trounce twice-former presidential candidate Alan Keyes in a lopsided campaign to succeed retiring Sen
272.7 4 vital APW_ENG_20041103.0039 He received international media coverage for his keynote address at the 2004 Democratic National Convention , delivered while he was still an Illinois state senator .
272.7 4 vital BLOG06-20051227-007-0004857455 His choice is Barack Obama, the young black senator from Illinois who exploded into the national spotlight with a dazzling speech to the Democratic convention last year.
272.7 4 vital BLOG06-20060211-024-0003014941 Obama is the junior senator from Illinois who exploded onto the national political scene with a fantastic speech at the 2004 Democratic Convention.
272.7 4 vital LTW_ENG_20041103.0167 Obama delivered the keynote address at the Democratic National Convention in July, soaring to national prominence with a memorable speech
272.7 4 vital NYT_ENG_20041102.0230 After winning the Democratic nomination in March, Obama catapulted to fame in July as the keynote speaker at the Democratic National Convention in Boston
272.7 4 vital NYT_ENG_20041102.0337 the state senator from Illinois who emerged as one of his party's brightest stars at last summer's Democratic convention, handily won his race for the U.S. Senate on Tuesday.
272.7 4 vital NYT_ENG_20041103.0042 Barack Obama, a state legislator from Chicago's South Side who rose to rock-star status after giving a stirring keynote speech at the Democratic National Convention, Tuesday became the third African-American since Reconstruction elected to the US Senate
272.7 4 vital NYT_ENG_20050228.0089 Probably the most talked about event at the 2004 Democratic National Convention in Boston was the masterful keynote speech by then Illinois state Sen. Barack Obama, who was also an ultimately successful candidate for U.S. Senate. Drawing on themes of national unity in a discordant time, the speech electrified the crowd, even though none of the major networks carried it. The keynote also introduced Obama as a rising star in his party, who went on to become the Senate's only black member and only the fifth in history. A community activist who became the first black president of the Harvard Law Review, Obama is now being eyed as a potential presidential candidate in 2008.
272.7 4 vital NYT_ENG_20060318.0184 Barack Obama, then the Democratic candidate for the U. S.  Senate from Illinois, delivers a big speech, and makes an equally big splash, at the Democratic National Convention in Boston in this July 27, 2004 file photo
272.7 5 vital AFP_ENG_20041102.0740 Obama becomes only the third black Senator in 150 years.
272.7 5 vital APW_ENG_20041103.0032 Democrat Barack Obama of Illinois became the third black U.S. senator since Reconstruction.
272.7 5 vital BLOG06-20060130-008-0026833848 He is the only African-American currently serving in the U.S. Senate , the fifth in U.S. history and the third since Reconstruction. Obama won the election in a landslide , with 70% of the vote to Alan Keyes ' 27% .
272.7 5 vital NYT_ENG_20041103.0042 Barack Obama, a state legislator from Chicago's South Side who rose to rock-star status after giving a stirring keynote speech at the Democratic National Convention, Tuesday became the third African-American since Reconstruction elected to the US Senate
272.7 6 okay APW_ENG_20060209.0115 U.S. Sen. Barack Obama can add Grammy award winner to his resume after winning in the Best Spoken Word category.
272.7 6 okay APW_ENG_20060209.0115 U.S. Sen. Barack Obama wins Grammy
272.7 6 okay BLOG06-20051215-002-0015078013 Illinois ' junior senator Barack Obama 's nauseating zoom to political superstardom was bolstered yesterday when he was nominated for a Grammy for best spoken word album .
272.7 6 okay NYT_ENG_20050611.0219 34 DREAMS FROM MY FATHER, by Barack Obama.
272.7 7 vital APW_ENG_20041103.0039 He is the only African-American currently serving in the U.S. Senate , the fifth in U.S. history and the third since Reconstruction. Obama won the election in a landslide , with 70% of the vote to Alan Keyes ' 27% .
272.7 7 vital APW_ENG_20060207.0155 '' Obama , the first black man in the Senate in 25 years and only the fifth in history , became an overnight celebrity with his keynote address to the Democrats ' 2004 party convention .
272.7 7 vital APW_ENG_20060207.0155 " Obama, the first black man in the Senate in 25 years and only the fifth in history, became an overnight celebrity with his keynote address to the Democrats' 2004 party convention.
272.7 7 vital BLOG06-20060130-008-0026833848 He is the only African-American currently serving in the U.S. Senate , the fifth in U.S. history and the third since Reconstruction. Obama won the election in a landslide , with 70% of the vote to Alan Keyes ' 27% .
272.7 7 vital LTW_ENG_20050916.0096 Barack Obama, the newly elected Democratic senator from Illinois, is the only African American senator, the fifth in the nation's history.
272.7 8 vital APW_ENG_20041103.0003 Democratic newcomer Barack Obama, the son of a black man from Kenya and a white woman from Kansas, was headed for victory in Illinois, in a seat held by a retiring Republican.
272.7 8 vital APW_ENG_20041103.0320 Kenya 's President Mwai Kibaki on Wednesday congratulated Barack Obama , the son of a Kenyan economist and an American woman , for his election as the fifth black U. S. senator in history .
272.7 8 vital APW_ENG_20041103.0320 the son of a Kenyan economist and an American woman
272.7 9 vital APW_ENG_20041103.0039 He is the first African-American man from the Democratic Party ever to be elected to the United States Senate .
272.7 9 vital BLOG06-20060130-008-0026833848 He is the first African-American man from the Democratic Party ever to be elected to the United States Senate .
273.7 10 vital APW_ENG_20041021.0484 His show was first nationally syndicated in August 1988 , and as of 2005 ( according to Arbitron ratings surveys ) its audience was estimated at between 14 and 20 million listeners per week , making it the largest radio talk show audience in the United States .
273.7 10 vital BLOG06-20051209-058-0011953024 Rush Limbaugh, who is an integral part of the right-wing power structure, broadcasts to 10-20 million listeners a week.
273.7 10 vital BLOG06-20051211-033-0017311053 His show was first nationally syndicated in August 1988 , and as of 2005 ( according to Arbitron ratings surveys ) its audience was estimated at between 14 and 20 million listeners per week , making it the largest radio talk show audience in the United States .
273.7 10 vital BLOG06-20051219-062-0022653559 According to Talkers Magazine, Limbaugh continues his radio show that has 13. 75 million people weekly.
273.7 10 vital LTW_ENG_20050319.0043 Conservatives tune in to Rush Limbaugh (20 million weekly listeners) or Sean Hannity (12 million), and log on to the Drudge Report (claiming near 10 million visits a day).
273.7 11 vital LTW_ENG_20041117.0078 That's not exactly Limbaugh-like (he's on 580 stations), but it's still something to talk about.
273.7 11 vital LTW_ENG_20060313.0117 It is the first station to cancel the show , which is heard in nearly 600 markets , according to Limbaugh 's syndicate , Premiere Radio Networks .
273.7 11 vital LTW_ENG_20060313.0117 It is the first station to cancel the show, which is heard in nearly 600 markets, according to Limbaugh's syndicate, Premiere Radio Networks
273.7 11 vital LTW_ENG_20060313.0117 It is the first station to cancel the show, which is heard in nearly 600 markets, according to Limbaugh's syndicate, Premiere Radio Networks.
273.7 12 vital BLOG06-20060109-028-0029054042 They attribute their stunning victory to Rush Limbaugh , citing polls that show people who listen to talk radio 10 hours or more per week voted Republican 3-to-1 .
273.7 12 vital BLOG06-20060109-028-0029054042 They attribute their stunning victory to Rush Limbaugh, citing polls that show people who listen to talk radio 10 hours or more per week voted Republican 3-to-1.
273.7 13 vital BLOG06-20060109-028-0029054042 Another guy who started out in radio , Ronald Reagan , recognized Limbaughs importance back in 1992 , when he declared Rush the number one voice for conservatism in our country .
273.7 14 vital APW_ENG_20041021.0484 Prosecutors went after the records after learning that Limbaugh received about 2,000 painkillers, prescribed by four doctors in six months, at a pharmacy near his Palm Beach mansion
273.7 14 vital APW_ENG_20051213.0122 They contend that Limbaugh engaged in "doctor shopping" by illegally deceiving multiple doctors to receive overlapping prescriptions.
273.7 15 vital LTW_ENG_20041022.0050 Ditto for Rush Limbaugh, who needed treatment for his addiction, not prison.
273.7 16 vital APW_ENG_20041008.0014 _ Conservative radio host Rush Limbaugh.
273.7 16 vital APW_ENG_20041021.0484 Rush Hudson Limbaugh III ( born January 12 , 1951 in Cape Girardeau , Missouri ) is an American radio talk show host .
273.7 16 vital BLOG06-20051210-018-0004733921 That's Rush Limbaugh the most popular talk show radio host in the United States of America, in case you don t know him
273.7 16 vital LTW_ENG_20060313.0117 Rush Limbaugh , one of the most popular and polarizing radio personalities of recent years , has been sacked in Baltimore .
273.7 16 vital LTW_ENG_20060313.0117 Rush Limbaugh, one of the most popular and polarizing radio personalities of recent years, has been sacked in Baltimore.
273.7 17 vital APW_ENG_20041021.0484 Limbaugh was the 1992 , 1995 , 2000 , and 2005 recipient of the Marconi Radio Award for Syndicated Radio Personality of the Year , given by the National Association of Broadcasters .
273.7 17 vital BLOG06-20051211-033-0017311053 Limbaugh was the 1992 , 1995 , 2000 , and 2005 recipient of the Marconi Radio Award for Syndicated Radio Personality of the Year , given by the National Association of Broadcasters .
273.7 18 okay APW_ENG_20041021.0484 He was inducted into the Radio Hall of Fame in 1993 .
273.7 18 okay BLOG06-20051211-033-0017311053 He was inducted into the Radio Hall of Fame in 1993 .
273.7 19 vital APW_ENG_20041021.0484 He was inducted into the Radio Hall of Fame in 1993 .
273.7 19 vital APW_ENG_20041021.0484 In 2002 , industry publication Talkers magazine ranked him as the greatest radio talk show host of all time .
273.7 19 vital BLOG06-20051210-018-0004733921 Rush Limbaugh the most popular talk show radio host in the United States of America
273.7 19 vital BLOG06-20051211-033-0017311053 In 2002 , industry publication Talkers magazine ranked him as the greatest radio talk show host of all time .
273.7 19 vital BLOG06-20060123-002-0024035434 Despite , or perhaps as a result of Rush Limbaugh 's position as the nation 's most popular radio talk host , it is n't easy to get El Rushbo to agree to an interview .
273.7 1 vital APW_ENG_20041008.0014 _ Conservative radio host Rush Limbaugh.
273.7 1 vital BLOG06-20051211-033-0017311053 A commentator with a conservative point of view , he discusses politics and current events on his show , The Rush Limbaugh Show .
273.7 1 vital BLOG06-20060114-008-0006503201 Today Rush Limbaugh one great American and one strong clear voice for common sense and American Conservatism turns 55 56 years old.
273.7 1 vital BLOG06-20060125-010-0001036932 Rush Limbaugh is the guiding spirit of the Republican Party.
273.7 20 okay APW_ENG_20041116.0046 National conservative commentator Rush Limbaugh consistently draws top ratings for his target audience of men ages 25 to 54.
273.7 2 vital LTW_ENG_20041018.0095 Her e-mail on Wednesday said that `` whatever you think of Rush Limbaugh , he has 30 million listeners -- nuclear compared to anyone else on radio -LRB- or TV news -RRB- .
273.7 2 vital LTW_ENG_20041018.0095 Her e-mail on Wednesday said that ``whatever you think of Rush Limbaugh, he has 30 million listeners -- nuclear compared to anyone else on radio (or TV news).
273.7 2 vital LTW_ENG_20041018.0095 Her e-mail on Wednesday said that ``whatever you think of Rush Limbaugh, he has 30 million listeners -- nuclear compared to anyone else on radio (or TV news).'' She added: ``Roger Hedgecock is guest hosting for Rush today (which is why we are on -- Rush rarely takes guests unless it's a president or king of something big).'' Small-time kings need not apply.
273.7 3 vital APW_ENG_20041006.0408 State investigators had raided the offices of Limbaugh's doctors seeking information on whether Limbaugh illegally doctor shopped to obtain pain pills from multiple doctors
273.7 3 vital APW_ENG_20041021.0484 Investigators raided Limbaugh's doctors' offices in November to see if Limbaugh had engaged in "doctor shopping," or illegally visiting several doctors to receive duplicate prescriptions
273.7 3 vital APW_ENG_20041021.0484 Investigators raided Limbaugh's doctors' offices in November to see if Limbaugh had engaged in doctor shopping, or illegally visiting several doctors to receive duplicate prescriptions
273.7 3 vital APW_ENG_20050927.1312 deceived multiple doctors to receive overlapping prescriptions for painkillers
273.7 3 vital APW_ENG_20050927.1312 Prosecutors want to question doctors in investigation of conservative commentator Limbaugh WEST PALM BEACH, Florida Prosecutors want to question Rush Limbaugh's physicians in their probe of the conservative commentator's possible "doctor shopping" for prescription painkillers, according to a motion filed Tuesday.
273.7 3 vital APW_ENG_20050927.1312 Prosecutors want to question Rush Limbaugh's physicians in their probe of the conservative commentator's possible "doctor shopping" for prescription painkillers
273.7 3 vital APW_ENG_20051213.0122 They contend that Limbaugh engaged in "doctor shopping" by illegally deceiving multiple doctors to receive overlapping prescriptions.
273.7 3 vital BLOG06-20051216-027-0016061173 For almost two years Mr. Limbaugh has been the subject of an investigation to determine whether he has been doctor shopping to get pain killers .
273.7 4 vital APW_ENG_20041021.0484 " An article in the Palm Beach Post claimed that the fourth-divorce was this time a result of the admitted drug addiction .
273.7 4 vital APW_ENG_20050120.1194 In October 2003, Limbaugh acknowledged he became addicted to pain medication, blaming it on severe back pain.
273.7 4 vital LTW_ENG_20041014.0009 He's not the first talk host beloved by conservatives to encounter controversy over allegations of personal misconduct; after the National Enquirer last year published a story about his use of painkillers, Rush Limbaugh admitted he was addicted to prescription drugs and underwent treatment. He has since returned to the air.
273.7 4 vital LTW_ENG_20041014.0191 acknowledged an addiction to painkillers
273.7 4 vital LTW_ENG_20041014.0191 After Rush Limbaugh, who acknowledged an addiction to painkillers, and William Bennett, who admitted he had a gambling habit, O'Reilly -- a television and radio host and best-selling author -- is the latest high-profile conservative commentator
273.7 4 vital NYT_ENG_20050624.0154 Investigators seized Limbaugh's entire medical records from a doctor's offices in late 2003 following talks with informants about illegal drug use and Limbaugh's public disclosure that he had become addicted to painkillers
273.7 4 vital NYT_ENG_20050706.0143 Investigators got search warrants and seized records from Limbaugh's doctor offices, shortly after Limbaugh's public admission he was addicted
273.7 5 vital BLOG06-20051219-066-0013286265 (An addiction that forced Limbaugh, by all accounts, to illegally acquire huge quantities of, amongst others, OxyContin and hydrocodone
273.7 6 vital APW_ENG_20041006.0408 Conservative radio host Rush Limbaugh's medical records were properly seized by investigators seeking information on alleged illegal drug use, an appeals court ruled Wednesday
273.7 6 vital APW_ENG_20041006.0408 Limbaugh's attorney argued before the appellate court in April that investigators should have provided some notice they were going to seize records containing private information, instead of using search warrants and giving Limbaugh no chance to challenge the seizure
273.7 6 vital APW_ENG_20041006.0408 State investigators had raided the offices of Limbaugh 's doctors seeking information on whether Limbaugh illegally `` doctor shopped '' to obtain pain pills from multiple doctors .
273.7 6 vital APW_ENG_20041021.0484 Investigators raided Limbaugh's doctors' offices in November to see if Limbaugh had engaged in doctor shopping, or illegally visiting several doctors to receive duplicate prescriptions
273.7 6 vital NYT_ENG_20050520.0091 Prosecutors seized Limbaugh's medical records in November 2003 from four doctors.
273.7 6 vital NYT_ENG_20050615.0118 Investigators seized Limbaugh's medical records after seeing a series of prescriptions issued to Limbaugh from March through September 2003
273.7 6 vital NYT_ENG_20050624.0154 Investigators seized Limbaugh's entire medical records from a doctor's offices in late 2003 following talks with informants about illegal drug use and Limbaugh's public disclosure that he had become addicted to painkillers
273.7 6 vital NYT_ENG_20050706.0143 Investigators got search warrants and seized records from Limbaugh's doctor offices, shortly after Limbaugh's public admission he was addicted
273.7 7 vital NYT_ENG_20041012.0142 In 1992, while at Simon & Schuster, she published both "The Way Things Ought to Be," by Rush Limbaugh, and "Private Parts," by Howard Stern, each a best seller that enraged the fans of the other radio personality.
273.7 7 vital NYT_ENG_20041012.0142 Schuster, she published both "The Way Things Ought to Be," by Rush Limbaugh, and "Private Parts," by Howard Stern, each a best seller that enraged the fans of the other radio personality
273.7 8 vital APW_ENG_20041008.0014 "This was a fishing expedition from the outset to see if there was anything they could find to charge me with. There was no doctor shopping, but it was my contention all along that I shouldn't have to give up my right to privacy to prove my innocence. That's not the way it works in this country." Conservative radio host Rush Limbaugh. A Florida appeals court ruled that prosecutors did not violate Limbaugh's privacy rights when they paid a surprise visit to his doctors and seized his medical records for an investigation into his use of painkillers.
273.7 8 vital APW_ENG_20041021.0484 Limbaugh has said that the seizure of the records violated his privacy, and that he committed no crime.
273.7 8 vital APW_ENG_20050120.1194 Limbaugh alleges that his privacy was violated when the records were seized in 2003 and has fought to keep them sealed
273.7 8 vital NYT_ENG_20050706.0143 A judge handed some of Rush Limbaugh's medical records to prosecutors this afternoon in a blunt ending to the conservative talk-show king's battle to keep his medical records private and out of their hands
273.7 9 vital AFP_ENG_20050202.0783 Television commentator Rush Limbaugh was forced to resign in 2003 after saying McNabb received too much credit for the Eagles' success and his fame was the product of a media wanting to create a star black quarterback
273.7 9 vital AFP_ENG_20050202.0783 Television commentator Rush Limbaugh was forced to resign in 2003 after saying McNabb received too much credit for the Eagles' success and his fame was the product of a media wanting to create a star black quarterback.
273.7 9 vital APW_ENG_20060218.0451 In 2003, Limbaugh was pushed off ESPN's National Football League preview show after he said Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Donovan McNabb was overrated because the media wanted to see a black quarterback succeed
273.7 9 vital BLOG06-20051221-026-0033172317 Conservative Radio Host Rush Limbaugh was slammed in the media a couple years ago for making comments regarding his opinion of the playing ability of Philadelphia Eagles Quaterback Donovan McNabb and the NFL's desire
273.7 9 vital NYT_ENG_20050203.0222 resigned from a short lived ESPN television career in the fallout from his comments about McNabb
273.7 9 vital NYT_ENG_20050204.0250 In 2003, Rush Limbaugh created a firestorm when he said McNabb was overrated because the media wants a black quarterback to suceed. The conservative talk show host resigned from ESPN's "Sunday NFL Countdown" three days later.
273.7 9 vital NYT_ENG_20050212.0100 No one wants to touch it because they don't want to hurt feelings," said McNabb, who has been the target of racially charged comments by former ESPN commentator Rush Limbaugh more than once
273.7 9 vital NYT_ENG_20050809.0036 Rush Limbaugh's racially cloaked critique of Donovan McNabb's quarterbacking skills was an exception.
274.8 10 vital AFP_ENG_20050203.0111 Exxon Mobil is the world's largest oil company.
274.8 10 vital APW_ENG_20050712.0334 The groups held a series of news conferences and launched a Web site to ask consumers and investors to boycott Exxon Mobil, the world's largest publicly traded oil company
274.8 10 vital APW_ENG_20060308.0967 The world's largest publicly traded oil company said in a presentation prepared for Wall Street analysts that roughly three fourths of that amount would go to oil and natural gas exploration and production, boosting output by about 1 million barrels a day, or 25 percent, by the end of the decade. In 2005, Exxon said it produced more than 4 million barrels of oil equivalent.
274.8 10 vital BLOG06-20060202-013-0004957561 The world's biggest publicly traded oil company, Exxon Mobil Corp. made $10. 71 billion for the fourth quarter and $36. 13 billion for the year.
274.8 10 vital BLOG06-20060205-000-0021114205 Exxon Mobil Corp. , the world 's biggest oil company ,
274.8 10 vital NYT_ENG_20050804.0176 Exxon Mobil Corporation or ExxonMobil ( ) is the largest publicly-traded oil producer and distributor in the world , formed on November 30 , 1999 , by the merger of Exxon and Mobil .
274.8 10 vital NYT_ENG_20060329.0256 Exxon is now the world's largest publicly traded oil and gas producer
274.8 10 vital XIN_ENG_20050825.0288 the world's largest publicly traded oil company, gained 0. 5 percent, or 30 cents, to 59. 18 dollars, helping both the Dow and the S&amp
274.8 11 okay AFP_ENG_20050804.0556 Before steering through the mega-merger of Exxon and Mobil in 1999, Raymond led the Exxon Corporation
274.8 11 okay AFP_ENG_20050804.0556 the mega-merger of Exxon and Mobil is in 1999
274.8 11 okay APW_ENG_20050804.0811 Exxon and Mobil Corp. merged in November 1999 .
274.8 11 okay BLOG06-20051225-031-0021974546 Exxon Mobil Corporation or ExxonMobil ( ) is the largest publicly-traded oil producer and distributor in the world , formed on November 30 , 1999 , by the merger of Exxon and Mobil .
274.8 11 okay NYT_ENG_20050804.0176 Exxon Mobil Corporation or ExxonMobil ( ) is the largest publicly-traded oil producer and distributor in the world , formed on November 30 , 1999 , by the merger of Exxon and Mobil .
274.8 11 okay NYT_ENG_20060314.0194 The company was formed in 1999 from the merger of Exxon, the top American oil company, with Mobil, the No. 2.
274.8 12 vital AFP_ENG_20050712.0583 It accused the company of trying to get out of paying the full 4. 5 billion dollars in court-ordered punitive damages arising from Alaska's devastating Exxon Valdez tanker disaster of 1989, the worst-ever US oil spill
274.8 12 vital AFP_ENG_20060128.0168 Federal appeals court judges here have begun deliberating on a request by ExxonMobil Corp. to pay reduced damages for the 1989 Exxon Valdez oil tanker disaster, the United States' worst oil spill
274.8 12 vital AFP_ENG_20060309.0508 Alaska 's worst ever oil spill took place after the Exxon Valdez tanker ran aground in Prince William Sound , south of Anchorage , on March 24 , 1989 .
274.8 12 vital BLOG06-20060208-021-0018304966 In 1989, the Exxon Valdez oil tanker spilled what equaled to more than 10 million gallons of oil into a river in Alaska.
274.8 12 vital NYT_ENG_20051205.0357 The Exxon Valdez ran aground on a charted in Prince William Sound in March 1989 and became America's largest tanker spill
274.8 13 vital AFP_ENG_20050218.0481 ExxonMobil became the world's biggest company by stock market value Friday as a jump in its share price pushed the oil giant past longtime leader General Electric
274.8 13 vital BLOG06-20051225-031-0021974546 Exxon Mobil Corporation or ExxonMobil ( ) is the largest publicly-traded oil producer and distributor in the world , formed on November 30 , 1999 , by the merger of Exxon and Mobil .
274.8 13 vital XIN_ENG_20050301.0240 Exxon Mobil Corp., the world's largest company by market value, told investors that it offered to sell Sinopec shares valued at 1.
274.8 14 okay BLOG06-20051219-001-0023896999 In contrast, for the year 2004, Exxon Mobile (to take just one example) made charitable donations of $106.5 million in cash, goods, and services, including $35.8 million in countries other than the United States.
274.8 15 vital APW_ENG_20050709.0082 Exxon Mobile said it was developing projects in China, Qatar, Singapore and Venezuela to ensure supplies for the refinery
274.8 15 vital APW_ENG_20050709.0082 Exxon Mobile said it was developing projects in China, Qatar, Singapore and Venezuela to ensure supplies for the refinery.
274.8 15 vital APW_ENG_20050709.0082 EXXON MOBILE SAID IT WAS DEVELOPING PROJECTS IN CHINA QATAR SINGAPORE AND VENEZUELA TO ENSURE SUPPLIES FOR THE REFINERY
274.8 16 okay BLOG06-20051225-031-0021974546 In 1911 , after a United States Supreme Court ruling which upheld a federal court order to dissolve it , the Standard Oil Trust was split into 34 companies .
274.8 16 okay NYT_ENG_20050804.0176 In 1911 , after a United States Supreme Court ruling which upheld a federal court order to dissolve it , the Standard Oil Trust was split into 34 companies .
274.8 17 vital LTW_ENG_20060130.0147 The company is massive, operating in almost 200 countries and territories; there are more than 13,000 Exxon and Mobil service stations in the United States.
274.8 17 vital LTW_ENG_20060130.0147 The company is massive, operating in almost 200 countries and territories; there are more than 13,000 Exxon and Mobil service stations in the United States. Analysts said the scale of Exxon, coupled with high commodity prices, help explain the record numbers. Exxon and other oil companies are likely to continue making record profits this year because of sustained high oil prices, analysts said.
274.8 18 vital BLOG06-20051212-053-0010549128 From MarketWatch , as reported Sunday - `` Exxon Mobil Corp. reached an agreement with the federal government to reduce emissions at seven U .
274.8 19 vital APW_ENG_20051219.0933 EXXON MOBILE CORP IS THE ONLY FOREIGN FIRM RESISTING A CONTRACT CHANGE WITH THE VENEZUELAN GOVERNMENT OIL MINISTER RAFAEL RAMIREZ SAID MONDAY ADDING THAT THE DISPUTE COULD HURT THE COMPANY 'S FUTURE INVESTMENTS IN THE COUNTRY
274.8 19 vital APW_ENG_20060323.0055 Exxon Mobil Corp. is moving to temporarily halt production at a Venezuelan oil field after the state-oil company said it would stop transporting crude from the site, Exxon said Wednesday
274.8 19 vital APW_ENG_20060323.0055 Exxon moves to temporarily halt production at Venezuelan oil field CARACAS, Venezuela Exxon Mobil Corp. is moving to temporarily halt production at a Venezuelan oil field after the state-oil company said it would stop transporting crude from the site, Exxon said Wednesday.
274.8 19 vital NYT_ENG_20060308.0297 Exxon Mobil, for instance, will hold off on making new investments in Venezuela, where the environment has become "very fluid," Tillerson said
274.8 1 vital AFP_ENG_20041124.0274 ExxonMobil holds a stake in Azerbaijan's so-called deal of the century a massive oil contract signed in the early 1990s to develop Caspian Sea oil by the state oil company SOCAR, Statoil, LUKoil, ExxonMobil, Unocal, TPAO, Itochu Devon and Delta Hess
274.8 2 okay AFP_ENG_20050516.0027 Negotiations between the two sides have stalled development of Cepu for the past four years and ExxonMobil, the world's biggest publicly traded oil company, cut its oil exploration spending in Indonesia last year
274.8 3 vital AFP_ENG_20050516.0027 Negotiations between the two sides have stalled development of Cepu for the past four years and ExxonMobil, the world's biggest publicly traded oil company, cut its oil exploration spending in Indonesia last year
274.8 3 vital AFP_ENG_20050516.0027 The government through state oil company PT Pertamina has been demanding a greater share in the project before issuing a longer license for ExxonMobil to develop Cepu, a field in northeastern Central Java province that is believed to be the country's largest untapped oil deposit
274.8 3 vital AFP_ENG_20050609.0154 The negotiations between state energy firm Pertamina and ExxonMobil to develop the Cepu oil and gas block on Java island beyond 2010 come at a time when Indonesia is struggling to attract cash for its ailing oil and gas sector
274.8 3 vital APW_ENG_20060218.0191 S. oil giant Exxon Mobil Corp. and state energy company Pertamina to resolve as soon as possible a dispute over the Cepu oil-and-gas field in an eastern province .
274.8 3 vital XIN_ENG_20060218.0184 Indonesia on Saturday threatened to take over the settlement of a dispute in Cepu oil and gas field in East Java province, which involves state oil firm Pertamina and U.S. based oil company Exxon Mobile, if they could not reach an agreement in a week.
274.8 4 vital AFP_ENG_20060309.0113 ExxonMobil is the second largest oil operator in Nigeria, accounting for 650,000 barrels out of the country's daily output of 2. 6 million barrels, but its operations have been largely spared in recent militant attacks
274.8 5 vital APW_ENG_20041022.0140 Rights to explore the Sakhalin-3 fields were originally granted in 1993 to U. S. oil giants ExxonMobil Inc. , Chevron Texaco Inc. , and Russian state oil company Rosneft
274.8 6 okay AFP_ENG_20050712.0583 It accused the company of trying to get out of paying the full 4. 5 billion dollars in court-ordered punitive damages arising from Alaska's devastating Exxon Valdez tanker disaster of 1989, the worst-ever US oil spill
274.8 6 okay AFP_ENG_20050712.0665 The campaigners said 100 million dollars was a drop in the ocean compared to ExxonMobil's first-quarter profit of 7. 86 billion dollars or investment of more than one billion dollars last year on oil and gas exploration
274.8 6 okay AFP_ENG_20060128.0168 have begun deliberating on a request by ExxonMobil Corp. to pay reduced damages for the 1989 Exxon Valdez oil tanker disaster , the United States ' worst oil spill
274.8 6 okay APW_ENG_20050513.0028 Exxon Mobil's appeal said that even though the judge cut the punitive damage verdict, it remains unconstitutionally excessive.
274.8 6 okay APW_ENG_20050712.0334 They also complained about Exxon's lobbying to open the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge in Alaska to oil drilling and its appeals against a $4.5 billion verdict stemming from the 1989 Exxon Valdez oil spill
274.8 6 okay APW_ENG_20050909.0002 1994 - A federal court jury in Anchorage, Alaska orders Exxon Corp. to pay $5 billion in punitive damages to Alaskan fishermen and natives to atone for the March 1989 Exxon Valdez oil spill.
274.8 7 vital AFP_ENG_20060130.0278 The world's biggest energy group, ExxonMobil Corp. , said Monday it reaped record profits of 36. 1 billion dollars in 2005 thanks to sky-high oil and gas prices
274.8 7 vital AFP_ENG_20060218.0642 At the end of January, Exxon Mobil, the US giant and biggest oil group in the world, set a worldwide record for 2005 annual net profit of 36 billion dollars (30 billion euros).
274.8 7 vital BLOG06-20051225-031-0021974546 Its operating profit in 2005 was $36.13 billion ( an all-time record for any publicly-traded company ) , slightly less than the gross domestic product of Azerbaijan , while its revenues were $30.5 billion dollars larger than the GDP of Saudi Arabia .
274.8 7 vital BLOG06-20060131-001-0024994905 Soaring energy prices lifted Exxon Mobil Corp.'s fourth-quarter profit to nearly $11 billion, leaving the world's biggest publicly traded oil company with a $36.13 billion profit in 2005-a record in U.S. corporate history.
274.8 7 vital BLOG06-20060202-001-0007142418 Exxon Mobil Corp. reported today that its 2005 earnings totaled $ 36. 13 billion , the largest annual profit ever for a U. S. company .
274.8 7 vital BLOG06-20060202-001-0007142418 Exxon Mobil Corp. reported today that its 2005 earnings totaled $36. 13 billion, the largest annual profit ever for a U. S. company.
274.8 7 vital BLOG06-20060202-013-0004957561 The world's biggest publicly traded oil company, Exxon Mobil Corp. made $10.71 billion for the fourth quarter and $36.13 billion for the year
274.8 7 vital NYT_ENG_20050804.0176 Its operating profit in 2005 was $36.13 billion ( an all-time record for any publicly-traded company ) , slightly less than the gross domestic product of Azerbaijan , while its revenues were $30.5 billion dollars larger than the GDP of Saudi Arabia .
274.8 7 vital NYT_ENG_20060130.0249 HISTORY SWALLOWS COMPANIES SUCH AS WAL-MART, ECONOMIES IN SAUDI ARABIA, HONG KONG HOUSTON -- Exxon Mobil Corp. booked a profit of $36 billion on sales of $371 billion for 2005, making it the best year the energy company has ever had.
274.8 7 vital NYT_ENG_20060308.0297 Exxon Mobil earned a massive $36.1 billion last year, the largest net income ever for a U.S. company, Tillerson noted
274.8 8 vital NYT_ENG_20050215.0289 By the time Alaska and the federal government declared the cleanup complete in 1992, Exxon had spent more than $2 billion on it.
274.8 8 vital NYT_ENG_20051205.0357 Exxon has paid over $3 billion in cleanup costs, government settlements, fines and compensation
274.8 9 vital APW_ENG_20060308.0970 36 after its forecast Wednesday that the company's spending on oil and gas drilling, refining and chemicals manufacturing would rise from about $18 billion now to almost $20 billion a year between 2007 and 2010
275.6 10 vital APW_ENG_20050311.0953 Dixie Chicks won the first Video Visionary Award in 2002
275.6 10 vital APW_ENG_20050311.0953 The Dixie Chicks won the first Video Visionary Award in 2002
275.6 10 vital APW_ENG_20050311.0953 The Dixie Chicks won the first Video Visionary Award in 2002.
275.6 10 vital APW_ENG_20050311.0953 won the first Video Visionary Award in 2002
275.6 12 vital BLOG06-20060118-002-0032074429 The tour then spent the summer crisscrossing North America and grossed $61 million, making the Dixie Chicks tour the top-grossing country tour of 2003
275.6 12 vital BLOG06-20060205-010-0016268352 The tour then spent the summer crisscrossing North America and grossed $ 61 million , making the Dixie Chicks tour the top-grossing country tour of 2003 .
275.6 13 vital APW_ENG_20060324.1235 Considered among the more popular country acts starting in the late 1990s , they aroused considerable controversy for publicly denouncing President George W. Bush on the eve of the 2003 Invasion of Iraq .
275.6 13 vital APW_ENG_20060324.1235 The grudge dates back to 2003 when many country stations stopped playing the popular trio after lead singer Natalie Maines criticized President George W. Bush
275.6 13 vital BLOG06-20060122-025-0002636240 After Natalie Maines, lead singer of the country music band the Dixie Chicks, told fans during a London concert, Ã¢ÂÂ[W]eÃ¢ÂÂre ashamed the President of the United States is from Texas,Ã¢ÂÂ many stations stopped playing her music, and some stations organized rallies at which Dixie Chicks CDs were crushed by bulldozers
275.6 13 vital BLOG06-20060128-022-0015490966 chicks , after the career lambasting they received following natalie maine 's comments on george bush three years ago ,
275.6 13 vital BLOG06-20060204-010-0007740670 fans).Apparently, Natalie Maines of the Dixie Chicks, who haven't really done much since they announced to the world that they were ashamed to be from the same state as George W. Bush, hasn't realized that
275.6 13 vital BLOG06-20060205-010-0016268352 Considered among the more popular country acts starting in the late 1990s , they aroused considerable controversy for publicly denouncing President George W. Bush on the eve of the 2003 Invasion of Iraq .
275.6 13 vital BLOG06-20060210-001-0015865508 The AMERICAN Dixie Chicks made derogatory statements about the US while on foreign soil
275.6 13 vital LTW_ENG_20041012.0001 One of the most pointed moments during Monday's concert came when Natalie Maines of the Dixie Chicks talked about her comment last year that she was ''ashamed`` Bush came from Texas, her home state
275.6 13 vital LTW_ENG_20050908.0113 The Dixie Chicks, for example, took a political swipe at President Bush in 2003 and were punished by a nasty backlash from fans and country radio
275.6 13 vital LTW_ENG_20050908.0113 The pressure does not compare to the cooker that the Dixie Chicks found themselves in in 2003, when lead singer Natalie Maines told a London concert crowd: ``Just so you know, we're ashamed the president of the United States is from Texas.'' As the comment ricocheted across the globe, the Chicks were lambasted in the country circles that previously had pushed them up to platinum albums sales and sold-out arena tours.
275.6 13 vital NYT_ENG_20041001.0045 After the Dixie Chicks landed in hot water for criticizing President Bush at a concert, Keith waved a "photo" of Chicks singer Natalie Maines cozying up to Saddam Hussein at concerts
275.6 13 vital NYT_ENG_20041001.0045 After the Dixie Chicks landed in hot water for criticizing President Bush at a concert, Keith waved a photo of Chicks singer Natalie Maines cozying up to Saddam Hussein at concerts
275.6 13 vital NYT_ENG_20041008.0056 Some radio stations stopped playing the group's music after member Natalie Maines commented in London in March 2003 - on the eve of the war in Iraq - that the Dixie Chicks were "ashamed" the president of the United States is from her home state of Texas
275.6 13 vital NYT_ENG_20041008.0056 Some radio stations stopped playing the group's music after member Natalie Maines commented in London in March 2003 - on the eve of the war in Iraq - that the Dixie Chicks were "ashamed" the president of the United States is from her home state of Texas.
275.6 13 vital NYT_ENG_20041008.0056 Some radio stations stopped playing the group's music after member Natalie Maines commented in London in March 2003 on the eve of the war in Iraq that the Dixie Chicks were "ashamed" the president of the United States is from her home state of Texas.
275.6 13 vital NYT_ENG_20051123.0310 dissed President Bush in London
275.6 13 vital NYT_ENG_20060125.0089 On March 10, 2003, days before the start of the war, Maines stated during a concert in London that the band was "ashamed the president of the United States is from Texas.
275.6 1 vital APW_ENG_20060324.1235 The Dixie Chicks are an American country music all-female trio .
275.6 1 vital BLOG06-20051211-116-0021096230 The Dixie Chicks are southern women singing country music - which is a lot of words for saying theyre white
275.6 1 vital BLOG06-20060205-010-0016268352 The Dixie Chicks are an American country music all-female trio .
275.6 2 vital APW_ENG_20060324.1235 They started their group in 1989 in Dallas , Texas .
275.6 2 vital BLOG06-20060205-010-0016268352 They started their group in 1989 in Dallas , Texas .
275.6 3 vital APW_ENG_20060324.1235 Despite ( or perhaps because of ) the negative publicity , Home dominated the 2003 Grammy Awards , winning four of them , including Best Country Album .
275.6 3 vital BLOG06-20060205-010-0016268352 Despite ( or perhaps because of ) the negative publicity , Home dominated the 2003 Grammy Awards , winning four of them , including Best Country Album .
275.6 3 vital NYT_ENG_20051125.0027 Though he's had six top 10 hits and received four Grammy awards, Stuart's music, which rambles between bluegrass, rockabilly and traditional country, hasn't always been easy to pin down - or easy to sell
275.6 4 okay APW_ENG_20060324.1235 In September 2005 the Dixie Chicks debuted their song " I Hope " on the telethon following Hurricane Katrina , and subsequently made it available as a digital download single with proceeds to benefit hurricane relief .
275.6 4 okay BLOG06-20060205-010-0016268352 In September 2005 the Dixie Chicks debuted their song " I Hope " on the telethon following Hurricane Katrina , and subsequently made it available as a digital download single with proceeds to benefit hurricane relief .
275.6 5 okay APW_ENG_20060324.1235 The Chicks write or co-write about half the songs on their records , while using outside songwriters for the rest ; for Home they solicited personal songs that the writers might think uncommercial .
275.6 5 okay BLOG06-20060205-010-0016268352 The Chicks write or co-write about half the songs on their records , while using outside songwriters for the rest ; for Home they solicited personal songs that the writers might think uncommercial .
275.6 6 vital APW_ENG_20060324.1235 The group 's mixture of bluegrass and mainstream country music appeals to a wide spectrum of record buyers .
275.6 6 vital BLOG06-20060205-010-0016268352 The group 's mixture of bluegrass and mainstream country music appeals to a wide spectrum of record buyers .
275.6 7 vital APW_ENG_20060324.1235 it is strongly evident too in " Cowboy Take Me Away " , another of their signature songs ,
275.6 7 vital BLOG06-20060205-010-0016268352 it is strongly evident too in " Cowboy Take Me Away " , another of their signature songs ,
275.6 8 vital APW_ENG_20060324.1235 or raucous , ribald numbers such as " Sin Wagon " ( a concert staple rave-up ) .
275.6 8 vital BLOG06-20060205-010-0016268352 or raucous , ribald numbers such as " Sin Wagon " ( a concert staple rave-up ) .
275.6 9 vital APW_ENG_20051007.0085 Many musicians probably remember what happened to the Dixie Chicks. Natalie Maines' comment to a London audience expressing disapproval of President George W. Bush near the start of the Iraq war sparked widespread outrage among the trio's country audience, and their record sales plummeted.
275.6 9 vital APW_ENG_20051007.0085 Natalie Maines' comment to a London audience expressing disapproval of President George W. Bush near the start of the Iraq war sparked widespread outrage among the trio's country audience, and their record sales plummeted.
275.6 9 vital APW_ENG_20060324.1235 or raucous , ribald numbers such as " Sin Wagon " ( a concert staple rave-up ) .
275.6 9 vital APW_ENG_20060324.1235 Some fans remained angry and pressed on with a boycott of Dixie Chick music , stations that played their music , and their sponsor Lipton Tea , while other fans were disappointed that she apologized .
275.6 9 vital APW_ENG_20060324.1235 stopped playing the popular trio after lead singer Natalie Maines criticized President George W
275.6 9 vital BLOG06-20060122-025-0002636240 After Natalie Maines, lead singer of the country music band the Dixie Chicks, told fans during a London concert, Ã¢ÂÂ[W]eÃ¢ÂÂre ashamed the President of the United States is from Texas,Ã¢ÂÂ many stations stopped playing her music, and some stations organized rallies at which Dixie Chicks CDs were crushed by bulldozers
275.6 9 vital BLOG06-20060205-010-0016268352 Some fans remained angry and pressed on with a boycott of Dixie Chick music , stations that played their music , and their sponsor Lipton Tea , while other fans were disappointed that she apologized .
275.6 9 vital LTW_ENG_20050906.0130 The Dixie Chicks mocked Bush from the stage at a European concert in 2003 and were punished by a near blackout of their music on country radio stations and jeers from their Nashville peers
275.6 9 vital LTW_ENG_20050908.0113 The Dixie Chicks, for example, took a political swipe at President Bush in 2003 and were punished by a nasty backlash from fans and country radio
275.6 9 vital LTW_ENG_20050908.0113 The pressure does not compare to the cooker that the Dixie Chicks found themselves in in 2003, when lead singer Natalie Maines told a London concert crowd: ``Just so you know, we're ashamed the president of the United States is from Texas.'' As the comment ricocheted across the globe, the Chicks were lambasted in the country circles that previously had pushed them up to platinum albums sales and sold-out arena tours.
275.6 9 vital NYT_ENG_20041007.0095 When Natalie Maines of the Dixie Chicks told a British audience she was ashamed of Bush, some radio stations pulled the group's songs from their playlists
275.6 9 vital NYT_ENG_20041008.0056 Some radio stations stopped playing the group's music after member Natalie Maines commented in London in March 2003 - on the eve of the war in Iraq - that the Dixie Chicks were "ashamed" the president of the United States is from her home state of Texas
275.6 9 vital NYT_ENG_20041008.0056 Some radio stations stopped playing the group's music after member Natalie Maines commented in London in March 2003 - on the eve of the war in Iraq - that the Dixie Chicks were "ashamed" the president of the United States is from her home state of Texas.
275.6 9 vital NYT_ENG_20041008.0056 Some radio stations stopped playing the group's music after member Natalie Maines commented in London in March 2003 on the eve of the war in Iraq that the Dixie Chicks were "ashamed" the president of the United States is from her home state of Texas.
275.6 9 vital NYT_ENG_20041012.0132 The Dixie Chicks, who have faced country-radio boycotts for their political statements, were by turns wry and vehement: "We must put an end to mad cowboy disease," said the singer Natalie Maines before
276.6 10 vital APW_ENG_20050811.0039 He admits to a dual purpose history and tourism and said he's also working on a memorial for U. S. Capt. Colin Kelly Jr. , the first decorated WWII pilot whose B-17 bomber crashed at Clark three days after Pearl Harbor
276.6 11 vital AFP_ENG_20050509.0171 The Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress was the first mass-produced , four-engine heavy bomber .
276.6 11 vital BLOG06-20051211-118-0000202790 The Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress was the first mass-produced , four-engine heavy bomber .
276.6 12 vital AFP_ENG_20050509.0171 It was most widely used for daylight strategic bombings of German industrial targets during World War II as part of the United States Eighth Air Force .
276.6 12 vital AFP_ENG_20050509.0171 Sally B identical to thousands of B-17s that flew dangerous daylight raids over Germany for the US Army Air Corps usually operates for only 20 hours a year
276.6 12 vital BLOG06-20051211-118-0000202790 It was most widely used for daylight strategic bombings of German industrial targets during World War II as part of the United States Eighth Air Force .
276.6 13 vital AFP_ENG_20050509.0171 The prototype B-17 first flew on July 28 1935 as the Boeing Model 299 , with Boeing chief test pilot Les Tower at the controls .
276.6 13 vital BLOG06-20051211-118-0000202790 The prototype B-17 first flew on July 28 1935 as the Boeing Model 299 , with Boeing chief test pilot Les Tower at the controls .
276.6 14 vital BLOG06-20060211-024-0011316059 IN AMERICA THE IDEA NEVER CAUGHT ON AS WITNESSED BY THE DESIGN OF THE B-17 CONCEIVED OF AS A PRECISE DAYLIGHT BOMBER
276.6 14 vital NYT_ENG_20050129.0059 It was used mostly for the American daylight bombing of German industrial plants
276.6 15 vital AFP_ENG_20050509.0171 Enthusiasts who grounded their World War II B-17 bomber due to spiralling insurance costs have launched a campaign to raise funds to get the aircraft back in the air for this year's Victory in Europe (VE) Day celebrations
276.6 15 vital AFP_ENG_20050509.0171 Enthusiasts who grounded their World War II B-17 bomber due to spiralling insurance costs have launched a campaign to raise funds to get the aircraft back in the air for this year's Victory in Europe (VE) Day celebrations.
276.6 15 vital AFP_ENG_20050509.0171 ENTHUSIASTS WHO GROUNDED THEIR WORLD WAR II B-17 BOMBER DUE TO SPIRALLING INSURANCE COSTS HAVE LAUNCHED A CAMPAIGN TO RAISE FUNDS TO GET THE AIRCRAFT BACK IN THE AIR FOR THIS YEAR 'S VICTORY IN EUROPE VE DAY CELEBRATIONS
276.6 15 vital AFP_ENG_20050509.0171 IN THIS ANNIVERSARY OF THE END OF WORLD WAR TWO EUROPE HAS MANAGED TO GROUND THE LAST B-17 IN THE UNITED KINGDOM SAID ELLY SALLINGBOE OF THE B-17 CHARITABLE TRUST
276.6 15 vital AFP_ENG_20050509.0171 The owners of Sally B, the last airworthy Flying Fortress in Europe, were forced to cancel 60th anniversary VE Day weekend appearances at the Imperial War Museum's Victory in Europe Air Show and a flypast in Southampton, southern England
276.6 15 vital XIN_ENG_20050814.0260 The only working example of a B-17 in Britain, known as Sally B, was the centerpiece of the afternoon air show at Blenheim.
276.6 16 okay APW_ENG_20050811.0039 COLIN KELLY JR. THE FIRST DECORATED WWII PILOT WHOSE B-17 BOMBER CRASHED AT CLARK THREE DAYS AFTER PEARL HARBOR
276.6 16 okay BLOG06-20060119-071-0040356314 Colin Kelly Jr., the first decorated WWII pilot whose B-17 bomber crashed at Clark three days after Pearl Harbor
276.6 17 vital AFP_ENG_20050509.0171 Production ended in May 1945 after 12,700 aircraft had been built .
276.6 17 vital BLOG06-20051211-118-0000202790 Production ended in May 1945 after 12,700 aircraft had been built .
276.6 18 vital AFP_ENG_20050509.0171 Stories from veterans abound of B-17 's returning to base with the tail having been destroyed , with only a single engine functioning or even with large portions of the wings having been clipped by flak .
276.6 18 vital BLOG06-20051211-118-0000202790 Stories from veterans abound of B-17 's returning to base with the tail having been destroyed , with only a single engine functioning or even with large portions of the wings having been clipped by flak .
276.6 18 vital NYT_ENG_20041214.0018 He then helped develop and test the 307 Stratoliner, the first plane to maintain normal air pressure throughout its confines, as well as two bombers widely used by the Allied Forces during World War II: the B-17, called the Flying Fortress; and the B-29 Superfortress
276.6 18 vital NYT_ENG_20041214.0018 the first plane to maintain normal air pressure throughout its confines, as well as two bombers widely used by the Allied Forces during World War II: the B-17, called the Flying Fortress;
276.6 1 okay NYT_ENG_20041124.0164 The B-17 has a tiny machine-gun turret that protrudes from its belly, and a gunner would have to be stuffed in here; it looks like a medieval torture box.
276.6 2 vital NYT_ENG_20041124.0164 The B-17 has a tiny machine-gun turret that protrudes from its belly, and a gunner would have to be stuffed in here; it looks like a medieval torture box.
276.6 3 vital NYT_ENG_20060228.0003 Then, apparently mistaken for another pilot named Scott, and though he had had no experience flying the B-17 Flying Fortress bomber, he was selected to fly with a wave of bombers in an attack on Tokyo hours after James H.
276.6 3 vital NYT_ENG_20060228.0003 Then, apparently mistaken for another pilot named Scott, and though he had had no experience flying the B-17 Flying Fortress bomber, he was selected to fly with a wave of bombers in an attack on Tokyo hours after James H.  Doolittle and his pilots were to stage the first American bombing raid against Japan
276.6 3 vital NYT_ENG_20060228.0003 Then, apparently mistaken for another pilot named Scott, and though he had had no experience flying the B-17 Flying Fortress bomber, he was selected to fly with a wave of bombers in an attack on Tokyo hours after James H. Doolittle and his pilots were to stage the first American bombing raid against Japan
276.6 5 okay XIN_ENG_20050814.0260 The weapons were carried on board American B-29 bombers, developed from the B-17 Flying Fortresses which flew missions over Europe
276.6 5 okay XIN_ENG_20050814.0260 The weapons were carried on board American B-29 bombers, developed from the B-17 Flying Fortresses which flew missions over Europe.
276.6 6 vital NYT_ENG_20050831.0197 Named for the Memphis sweetheart of its commander, the late Robert K. Morgan, Memphis Belle was the first aircraft to complete 25 bombing missions in Europe with its crew intact, according to the museum
276.6 7 okay BLOG06-20060108-010-0025181454 Today, less than 15 B-17s and only 1 B-24 are fully restored and in flying condition.
276.6 8 vital BLOG06-20060119-003-0022299685 Basically the bailout system we have on the shuttle is the same bailout system a B-17 bomber pilot had in World War Two.
276.6 9 vital NYT_ENG_20050831.0197 The legendary B-17 bomber Memphis Belle will leave its namesake city to become a permanent exhibit in the National Museum of the U. S. Air Force, officials said Wednesday
276.6 9 vital NYT_ENG_20050831.0197 The legendary B-17 bomber Memphis Belle will leave its namesake city to become a permanent exhibit in the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force, officials said Wednesday
276.6 9 vital NYT_ENG_20050831.0197 THE LEGENDARY B-17 BOMBER MEMPHIS BELLE WILL LEAVE ITS NAMESAKE CITY TO BECOME A PERMANENT EXHIBIT IN THE NATIONAL MUSEUM OF THE U.S. AIR FORCE OFFICIALS SAID WEDNESDAY
277.7 10 vital AFP_ENG_20051110.0424 A Boeing 777 plane broke the world record for the longest flight by a commercial jet when it landed at London's Heathrow airport Thursday on a flight from Hong Kong via the Pacific.
277.7 10 vital AFP_ENG_20051120.0136 A Boeing 777 LR (longer range) airliner earlier this month broke the world record for the longest distance travelled non-stop by a commercial aircraft, covering 11,664 nautical miles between Hong Kong and London in 22 hours, 42 minutes
277.7 10 vital AFP_ENG_20051120.0136 Boeing 777 LR (longer range) airliner earlier this month broke the world record for the longest distance travelled non-stop by a commercial aircraft, covering 11,664 nautical miles between Hong Kong and London in 22 hours, 42 minutes
277.7 10 vital BLOG06-20051209-038-0010491249 Suzanna Darcy-Hennemann took off in a twin-engine Boeing 777-200LR from Hong Kong this morning on a nonstop flight to London the long way around
277.7 10 vital NYT_ENG_20051108.0215 A 777-200LR commanded by Boeing's first woman test pilot will depart the Hong Kong airport bound for London.
277.7 10 vital NYT_ENG_20051110.0346 flew more than halfway around the world nonstop on Thursday
277.7 11 vital BLOG06-20060207-024-0003161212 It carries between 305 and 550 passengers and has a range from 5,210 to 9,420 nautical miles ( 10,370 to 17,445 km ) .
277.7 11 vital NYT_ENG_20050801.0189 The plane has a range of 9,500 nautical miles, 1,700 miles more than the existing longest-range 777-200ERs, and 700 miles more than Airbus' competing long-range model, the A340-500, said Nicole Piasecki, vice president for business strategy at Boeing Commercial Airplanes
277.7 12 vital AFP_ENG_20041219.0119 The first of the Boeing 777-300 ER planes is to be delivered in October 2005, two more in November and the last two in December, the airline said
277.7 13 vital AFP_ENG_20041121.0411 The Boeing 777 had 263 passengers on board, an Air France spokeswoman said.
277.7 13 vital AFP_ENG_20041130.0185 The Boeing 777, which can carry 270 passengers, had left Paris' Charles de Gaulle airport the night before, "packed tighter than a tin of sardines," according to one of the passengers.
277.7 13 vital AFP_ENG_20050615.0819 New York-Beijing service is operated with a 283-seat Boeing 777 aircraft
277.7 13 vital APW_ENG_20041121.0168 The plane, a Boeing 777, had 263 passengers on board, an Air France spokeswoman said
277.7 13 vital APW_ENG_20051217.0512 None of the 246 passengers or 17 crew members were injured as the Boeing 777 plane landed safely in Irkutsk, Russia, following the engine trouble, Air France spokesman Jean-Claude Couturier said
277.7 13 vital BLOG06-20060207-024-0003161212 It carries between 305 and 550 passengers and has a range from 5,210 to 9,420 nautical miles ( 10,370 to 17,445 km ) .
277.7 13 vital NYT_ENG_20041115.0294 It carries between 305 and 550 passengers and has a range from 5,210 to 9,420 nautical miles ( 10,370 to 17,445 km ) .
277.7 14 vital AFP_ENG_20051120.0136 The Boeing aircraft company, locked in a bitter struggle with European rival Airbus, scored major sales victories in China and Dubai on Sunday by winning orders worth 13.7 billion dollars (11.6 billion euros).
277.7 15 vital APW_ENG_20051201.0397 it has ordered 12 Boeing 777-300ER aircraft
277.7 15 vital APW_ENG_20051201.0397 Ld-Writethru Cathay Pacific buys 12 Boeing planes Eds: UPDATES thruout with cost of each Boeing plane, intended use, background HONG KONG (AP) Hong Kong airline Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd. said Thursday it has ordered 12 Boeing 777-300ER aircraft its biggest single airplane order ever
277.7 16 vital AFP_ENG_20050613.0306 Qatar Airways is to order 60 Airbus A350 airliners and at least 20 Boeing 777 aircraft, the airline announced at the opening of the Paris air show on Monday
277.7 16 vital AFP_ENG_20050613.0315 Qatar Airways is to order 60 Airbus A350 airliners and at least 20 Boeing 777 aircraft, the airline announced at the opening of the Paris air show on Monday
277.7 16 vital APW_ENG_20060223.0530 '' At the Paris air show last June , Al Baker said that state-owned Qatar Airways was finalizing purchase agreements to buy at least 20 Boeing 777 aircraft .
277.7 16 vital BLOG06-20051210-133-0014889384 This tally excludes previously announced but not yet finalized 777 orders from Air India for 23 of the jets and from Qatar Airways for 20.
277.7 16 vital NYT_ENG_20050613.0129 Qatar Airways also announced that it would buy 20 new Boeing 777 wide-body jets, the first Boeing aircraft to enter Qatar's all-Airbus fleet
277.7 17 vital AFP_ENG_20050614.0184 US aircraft manufacturer Boeing said at the Paris air show here on Tuesday that Indian airline Jet Airways had signed a letter of intent to buy 10 long-range Boeing 777 airliners and 10 single-corridor 737 aircraft
277.7 18 vital BLOG06-20060207-024-0003161212 The 777 was also the first commercial aircraft to be designed entirely by computer .
277.7 18 vital NYT_ENG_20041115.0294 The 777 was also the first commercial aircraft to be designed entirely by computer .
277.7 19 vital APW_ENG_20050524.0597 The 777 freighter, designed to carry 222,000 pounds (99,900 kilograms) of cargo up to 6,400 miles (10,300 kilometers), is based on long-range 777-200LR passenger aircraft, which is scheduled to enter service early next year
277.7 19 vital APW_ENG_20050524.0597 The 777 freighter, designed to carry 222,000 pounds (99,900 kilograms) of cargo up to 6,400 miles (10,300 kilometers), is based on long-range 777-200LR passenger aircraft, which is scheduled to enter service early next year.
277.7 20 vital BLOG06-20060207-024-0003161212 The 777 was the first aircraft to carry an ETOPS-180 rating at its entry into service .
277.7 20 vital NYT_ENG_20041115.0294 The 777 was the first aircraft to carry an ETOPS-180 rating at its entry into service .
277.7 21 vital NYT_ENG_20041115.0294 Singapore Airlines is currently the largest operator of the Boeing 777 family with 61 in service , of which 46 are of the 777-200ER variant and 12 are 777-300s .
277.7 21 vital XIN_ENG_20050327.0118 In addition, the airline's fleet already included 21 Boeing 777s, a number set to grow to 51 by late 2007, making it one of the largest Boeing 777 operators in the world
277.7 2 vital AFP_ENG_20050129.0065 US air China Boeing WASHINGTON: Aerospace giant Boeing scored a major victory against European rival Airbus with a blockbuster deal to sell 60 of its new 787 "Dreamliner" passenger jets to Chinese airlines.
277.7 2 vital AFP_ENG_20050425.0497 Boeing scored a big victory against European rival Airbus Monday with a massive order from Air Canada worth up six billion dollars, including 14 firm orders for the new 787
277.7 2 vital AFP_ENG_20050802.0659 The A-340 is a sister aircraft to the two-engined A-330 and is the Airbus equivalent of the Boeing 777.
277.7 2 vital AFP_ENG_20051120.0136 The Boeing aircraft company, locked in a bitter struggle with European rival Airbus, scored major sales victories in China and Dubai on Sunday by winning orders worth 13. 7 billion dollars (11. 6 billion euros)
277.7 2 vital AFP_ENG_20051120.0136 The Boeing aircraft company, locked in a bitter struggle with European rival Airbus, scored major sales victories in China and Dubai on Sunday by winning orders worth 13.7 billion dollars (11.6 billion euros).
277.7 2 vital BLOG06-20060103-004-0004647734 But Boeing 's dominance this year also comes from the twin-engine 777 eclipsing the four-engine A340 .
277.7 2 vital BLOG06-20060118-046-0029714924 Airbus, the European aircraft maker, could reportedly be forced to update its A340 aircraft type to compete with Boeing's 777
277.7 2 vital NYT_ENG_20041115.0294 In the meantime , Airbus developed the A330 and A340 to fulfill that requirement and compete with Boeing .
277.7 2 vital NYT_ENG_20051201.0272 This was a hard-fought and closely watched battle between Boeing and Airbus that pitted the 777-300ER against the Airbus rival A340-600, a plane that Cathay Pacific already operates
277.7 3 vital BLOG06-20060118-046-0029714924 According to the newspaper, airlines choose the Boeing 777 because it is newer as well as less expensive for fuel and maintenance
277.7 3 vital NYT_ENG_20050425.0228 But the two latest long-range models, the 777-300ER and 777-200LR, are a "highly compelling offering," said Milton, who sounded like a Boeing sales person when he said two-engine jets are more fuel efficient and offer other cost savings over jets with four engines
277.7 3 vital NYT_ENG_20050615.0140 One by one , some of the world 's best-known airlines that have been customers of the four-engine Airbus A340 are making deals for Boeing 's twin-engine 777 .
277.7 4 vital APW_ENG_20051201.0397 The average list price for a Boeing 777-300ER is US$239.5 million (euro203.3 million), but bulk orders are usually heavily discounted
277.7 6 vital BLOG06-20060118-046-0029714924 In comparison there were 154 orders for the Boeing 777 models in 2005
277.7 6 vital BLOG06-20060121-033-0000221991 Boeing last year won 154 orders for its competing jet , the twin-engine 777 .
277.7 7 vital AFP_ENG_20051120.0082 Dubai flagship carrier Emirates announced Sunday a new order for 42 long-haul Boeing 777 aircraft valued at 9.7 billion dollars
277.7 7 vital AFP_ENG_20051120.0082 URGENT Emirates airlines orders 42 Boeing 777s DUBAI, Nov 20, 2005 Dubai flagship carrier Emirates announced Sunday a new order for 42 long-haul Boeing 777 aircraft valued at 9.7 billion dollars.
277.7 7 vital AFP_ENG_20051120.0083 new order for 42 long-haul Boeing 777 aircraft valued
277.7 7 vital AFP_ENG_20051120.0121 Pictures UAE-transport-air,2ndlead DUBAI The Dubai air show kicks off with the announcement by flagship carrier Emirates of an order for Boeing's new long-haul 777 aircraft worth 9.7 billion dollars, a major coup for the US manufactor in its battle with European rival Airbus.
277.7 7 vital AFP_ENG_20051120.0121 UAE-transport-air,2ndlead DUBAI The Dubai air show kicks off with the announcement by flagship carrier Emirates of an order for Boeing's new long-haul 777 aircraft worth 9. 7 billion dollars, a major coup for the US manufactor in its battle with European rival Airbus
277.7 7 vital AFP_ENG_20051120.0136 The United Arab Emirates flagship carrier Emirates, which is rapidly expanding to become one of the leading global airlines, announced at the Dubai air show an order for 42 long-haul, twin-engined Boeing 777 aircraft valued at 9. 7 billion dollars
277.7 7 vital AFP_ENG_20051120.0221 UAE-transport-air,3rdlead DUBAI: Boeing scored a major coup over its European rival Airbus when Dubai airline Emirates announced a 9.7-billion-dollar order for the US manufacturer's new long-haul 777 aircraft.
277.7 7 vital AFP_ENG_20051121.0095 Boeing received a big boost at the opening of the show with an order for 42 of its 777 long-haul aircraft by Dubai's Emirates Airlines in a deal worth 9. 7 billion dollars
277.7 7 vital AFP_ENG_20051121.0095 Boeing received a big boost at the opening of the show with an order for 42 of its 777 long-haul aircraft by Dubai's Emirates Airlines in a deal worth 9.7 billion dollars
277.7 7 vital AFP_ENG_20051121.0095 Boeing received a big boost at the opening of the show with an order for 42 of its 777 long-haul aircraft by Dubai's Emirates Airlines in a deal worth 9.7 billion dollars.
277.7 7 vital APW_ENG_20051120.0417 Emirates Airlines to buy 42 Boeing 777 worth $9.7 billion
277.7 7 vital BLOG06-20051210-133-0014925081 Last week , Middle East airline Emirates also went for Boeing against Airbus , ordering 42 long-range 777s , a deal worth $ 9. 7 billion at list prices .
277.7 7 vital NYT_ENG_20051201.0272 This is the second major airline order campaign won by Boeing and its 777 in two weeks. Emirates ordered 42 777s at the Dubai Air Show.
277.7 8 vital AFP_ENG_20050613.0306 the 777-300 ER, the 777-200 F cargo plane, and the 777-200 LR, which is the latest airliner in the Boeing fleet
277.7 8 vital AFP_ENG_20050613.0306 The order for Boeing would cover three versions of the B777, the 777-300 ER, the 777-200 F cargo plane, and the 777-200 LR, which is the latest airliner in the Boeing fleet
277.7 8 vital AFP_ENG_20050613.0306 THE ORDER FOR BOEING WOULD COVER THREE VERSIONS OF THE B777 THE 777-300 ER THE 777-200 F CARGO PLANE AND THE 777-200 LR WHICH IS THE LATEST AIRLINER IN THE BOEING FLEET
277.7 8 vital AFP_ENG_20050613.0365 The order for Boeing would cover three versions of the B777, the 777-300 ER, the 777-200 F cargo plane, and the new 777-200 LR, the world's longest-range airliner and the latest in the Boeing fleet
277.7 8 vital AFP_ENG_20050613.0365 would cover three versions of the B777 , the 777-300 ER , the 777-200 F cargo plane , and the new 777-200 LR , the world 's longest-range airliner and the latest in the Boeing fleet
277.7 8 vital AFP_ENG_20051120.0082 a new order for 42 long-haul Boeing 777 aircraftBoeing 777 aircraft 777 aircraft</Target> valued
277.7 8 vital APW_ENG_20050524.0597 The Boeing Co. is launching a cargo version of the Boeing 777 after receiving an order from Air France for five of the airplanes, the aircraft manufacturer announced Tuesday
277.7 8 vital APW_ENG_20051120.0417 Sheik Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum said the aircraft, to be powered by General Electric (GE) GE-90 engines in a deal worth $2.5 billion, include 24 Boeing 777-300 ERs, plus 10 777-200 LR worldliners and eight 777 freighters.
277.7 8 vital BLOG06-20060207-024-0003161212 So the base 777-200 may be referred to as a " 772 " or " 772A , " while a 777-300ER would be referred to as a " 773ER " or " 773B. "
277.7 8 vital NYT_ENG_20041115.0294 So the base 777-200 may be referred to as a " 772 " or " 772A , " while a 777-300ER would be referred to as a " 773ER " or " 773B. "
277.7 8 vital NYT_ENG_20051118.0263 The airline said then that it would order at least 20 777s, including the 777-300ER, the 777-200LR and the 777 freighter.
277.7 9 vital LTW_ENG_20050916.0018 Boeing rolled out its first 777 aircraft only after 10,000 people had worked for years to design it.  The company spent more than $3 billion spread across 200 different ``design teams'' working on various aspects of the plane, from the wings to the cockpit layout to the baggage bin
278.7 11 vital APW_ENG_20050406.0129 The dome was vaulted between 1585 and 1590 by the architect Giacomo della Porta with the assistance of Domenico Fontana , who was probably the best engineer of the day .
278.7 11 vital BLOG06-20051209-005-0007792231 The cupola, one of the most beautiful in the world, was completed by Giacomo della Porta (circa 1537-1602) and Domenico Fontana (1543-1607)
278.7 11 vital BLOG06-20051209-005-0007792231 The dome was vaulted between 1585 and 1590 by the architect Giacomo della Porta with the assistance of Domenico Fontana , who was probably the best engineer of the day .
278.7 13 vital AFP_ENG_20050408.0030 The basilica's crypt has yielded a wealth of artifacts, not only of the Roman Catholic Church but also of early Christian civilization.
278.7 15 vital APW_ENG_20050405.0034 square and colonnades were built from 1656 to 1666 and were a later addition to the
278.7 15 vital APW_ENG_20050406.0129 In the center of the colonnade , which was designed by Bernini , is a 25.5 m ( 83.6 ft ) tall obelisk .
278.7 15 vital APW_ENG_20050408.0396 A look at St. Peter's Basilica, where Pope John Paul II was being laid to rest Friday alongside the remains of popes through the ages: St. Peter's Square features two semicircular colonnades, the masterpiece of architect and sculptor Gian Lorenzo Bernini, built to symbolize the embrace of the universal church
278.7 15 vital BLOG06-20051209-005-0007792231 In the center of the colonnade , which was designed by Bernini , is a 25.5 m ( 83.6 ft ) tall obelisk .
278.7 16 vital APW_ENG_20050402.0080 The pope 's body lies in state in St. Peter 's Basilica in the Clementine Chapel , which was begun by Michelangelo and completed by Giacomo Della Porta for the Jubilee in 1600 .
278.7 16 vital APW_ENG_20050406.0129 After Michelangelo 's death his student Giacomo della Porta continued with the unfinished portions of the church .
278.7 16 vital APW_ENG_20050408.0396 At least 10 architects succeeded each other as directors of the works, among them Donato Bramante, who drew up the initial project, and Michelangelo, who designed the towering dome
278.7 16 vital BLOG06-20051209-005-0007792231 After Michelangelo 's death his student Giacomo della Porta continued with the unfinished portions of the church .
278.7 16 vital LTW_ENG_20050302.0086 Michelangelo's role as St. Peter's architect is only part of the compelling story behind the world's largest church
278.7 16 vital LTW_ENG_20050302.0086 Michelangelo, whose Pieta is on display in St. Peter's and whose paintings adorn the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel, was appointed architect of the project in 1547, succeeding the original designer, Bramante, who died in 1514, and a series of other architects, including Raphael
278.7 16 vital LTW_ENG_20050302.0086 One of Christianity's architectural gems, Michelangelo's model of the dome of St. Peter's Basilica, is on view here during its last planned overseas tour
278.7 1 vital APW_ENG_20050406.0129 One of the holiest sites of Christendom , it is the burial site of basilica namesake Saint Peter , who was one of the twelve apostles of Jesus , first Bishop of Antioch , and later first Bishop of Rome .
278.7 1 vital BLOG06-20051209-005-0007792231 One of the holiest sites of Christendom , it is the burial site of basilica namesake Saint Peter , who was one of the twelve apostles of Jesus , first Bishop of Antioch , and later first Bishop of Rome .
278.7 1 vital LTW_ENG_20050302.0086 St. Peter's is one of Christianity's holiest sites.
278.7 1 vital LTW_ENG_20050302.0086 St. Peter's is one of Christianity's holiest sites. Beneath the basilica, which is twice the size of St. Paul's Cathedral in London, lie the remains of the Apostle Peter, to whom Jesus said: ``Thou art Peter, and upon this rock I will build my church; and the gates of hell shall not prevail against it.'' Roman Catholics and many Protestants consider Peter the first bishop, and pope, of Rome.
278.7 1 vital NYT_ENG_20050413.0250 St. Peter's Basilica is one of the most visited religious shrines and tourist sites in Rome.
278.7 2 vital APW_ENG_20050406.0129 As built , the double dome is brick , 42.3 m ( 138.8 ft ) in interior diameter ( almost as large as the Pantheon ) , rising to 120 m ( 394 ft ) above the floor .
278.7 3 vital APW_ENG_20050402.0080 Most popes in recent centuries have chosen to be buried beneath St. Peter 's Basilica
278.7 3 vital APW_ENG_20050404.0584 Pope John Paul II, who died Saturday, is to be interred at St. Peter's Basilica after the Friday morning funeral
278.7 3 vital APW_ENG_20050405.0034 Peter's Basilica, a few meters (yards) above what is believed to be the tomb of the first pontiff, St.
278.7 3 vital APW_ENG_20050405.0034 Pope John Paul II's body is lying in state at the heart of St. Peter's Basilica, a few meters (yards) above what is believed to be the tomb of the first pontiff, St. Peter
278.7 3 vital APW_ENG_20050405.0034 Pope John Paul II's body is lying in state at the heart of St. Peter's Basilica, a few meters (yards) above what is believed to be the tomb of the first pontiff, St. Peter.
278.7 3 vital APW_ENG_20050406.0129 Tradition holds that his tomb is below the baldachino and altar ; for this reason , many Popes , starting with the first ones , have been buried there .
278.7 3 vital APW_ENG_20051102.1099 Alcoves under St. Peter's Basilica where popes over the centuries have been buried.
278.7 3 vital BLOG06-20051209-005-0007792231 Tradition holds that his tomb is below the baldachino and altar ; for this reason , many Popes , starting with the first ones , have been buried there .
278.7 3 vital LTW_ENG_20050302.0086 Beneath the basilica, which is twice the size of St. Paul's Cathedral in London, lie the remains of the Apostle Peter, to whom Jesus said: ``Thou art Peter, and upon this rock I will build my church
278.7 3 vital LTW_ENG_20050302.0086 St. Peter's is one of Christianity's holiest sites. Beneath the basilica, which is twice the size of St. Paul's Cathedral in London, lie the remains of the Apostle Peter, to whom Jesus said: ``Thou art Peter, and upon this rock I will build my church; and the gates of hell shall not prevail against it.'' Roman Catholics and many Protestants consider Peter the first bishop, and pope, of Rome.
278.7 3 vital LTW_ENG_20050404.0063 The Vatican announced that John Paul would be buried in a cold, marble crypt beneath the basilica, where popes for centuries have been entombed, among them, tradition holds, St. Peter himself
278.7 5 vital APW_ENG_20050405.0034 HEADLINE : History and highlights of St. Peter 's Basilica _ St. Peter 's took 120 years to rise over a previous Roman basilica , built by the emperor Constantine .
278.7 5 vital APW_ENG_20050405.0034 placed by Pope Julius II in 1506 and Pope Urban VIII consecrated the basilica in 1626
278.7 5 vital APW_ENG_20050405.0034 placed by Pope Julius II in 1506 and Pope Urban VIII consecrated the St. Peter's Basilica in 1626
278.7 5 vital APW_ENG_20050405.0034 St. Peter's took 120 years to rise over a previous Roman basilica, built by the emperor Constantine
278.7 5 vital APW_ENG_20050406.0129 The current basilica was started in 1506 and completed in 1626 , and was built over the Constantinian basilica .
278.7 5 vital APW_ENG_20050408.0396 _ St. Peter's took 120 years to rise over a previous Roman basilica, built by the emperor Constantine.
278.7 5 vital APW_ENG_20050610.0777 The basilica itself 186 meters (610 feet) long and 137 meters (449 feet) at its widest took 120 years to rise over a previous Roman basilica, built by the emperor Constantine. The first stone was placed by Pope Julius II in 1506 and Pope Urban VIII consecrated the basilica in 1626.
278.7 5 vital BLOG06-20051209-005-0007792231 The current basilica was started in 1506 and completed in 1626 , and was built over the Constantinian basilica .
278.7 5 vital BLOG06-20060119-014-0002092360 The construction of Saint Peter's Basilica in Rome began in 1506 and spanned more than a century
278.7 5 vital LTW_ENG_20050302.0086 Michelangelo died in 1564, and the basilica was dedicated in 1626.
278.7 6 vital APW_ENG_20050406.0129 Possibly the largest church in Christianity , it covers an area of 23,000 m ( 5.7 acres ) and has a capacity of over 60,000 people .
278.7 6 vital APW_ENG_20050610.0777 The basilica itself _ 186 meters (610 feet) long and 137 meters (449 feet) at its widest _ took 120 years to rise over a previous Roman basilica, built by the emperor Constantine
278.7 6 vital APW_ENG_20050610.0777 The basilica itself 186 meters (610 feet) long and 137 meters (449 feet) at its widest took 120 years to rise over a previous Roman basilica, built by the emperor Constantine. The first stone was placed by Pope Julius II in 1506 and Pope Urban VIII consecrated the basilica in 1626.
278.7 6 vital BLOG06-20051209-005-0007792231 Possibly the largest church in Christianity , it covers an area of 23,000 m ( 5.7 acres ) and has a capacity of over 60,000 people .
278.7 7 okay BLOG06-20060126-011-0027055390 Basilicas are a pilgrimage destination for Catholics and a home away from Rome for the pope, Webster said
278.7 8 vital APW_ENG_20050406.0129 After Constantine I officially recognised Christianity , he started construction in 324 of a great basilica in this exact spot , which had previously been a cemetery for pagans as well as Christians .
278.7 8 vital BLOG06-20051209-005-0007792231 After Constantine I officially recognised Christianity , he started construction in 324 of a great basilica in this exact spot , which had previously been a cemetery for pagans as well as Christians .
278.7 8 vital LTW_ENG_20050302.0086 The ``new'' St. Peter's replaced Constantine's basilica, which survived for more than 1,000 years before falling into ruin in the 15th century
278.7 8 vital LTW_ENG_20050302.0086 The ``new'' St. Peter's replaced Constantine's basilica, which survived for more than 1,000 years before falling into ruin in the 15th century.
278.7 9 vital AFP_ENG_20050914.0423 More than 150 sculptures of saints and apostles adorn the walls of the Vatican basilica as well as the colonnade of St Peter's Square
278.7 9 vital AFP_ENG_20050914.0423 More than 150 sculptures of saints and apostles adorn the walls of the Vatican basilica as well as the colonnade of St Peter's Square.
278.7 9 vital BLOG06-20051209-005-0007760030 It is surrounded by a curving pair of quadruple colonnades, which are topped by a balustrade and statues of 140 saints
279.6 1 vital BLOG06-20051212-088-0031238757 Major grape varieties are Shiraz ( the Australian name for Syrah ) , Cabernet Sauvignon , Chardonnay , Chenin Blanc , Smillon , and Riesling. The country has no native grapes , and Vitis vinifera varieties were introcuced from Europe and South Africa in the late 18th and early 19th centuries .
279.6 1 vital BLOG06-20060120-020-0010588775 Tempranillo is the premium red wine grape variety from the Rioja region in Spain It is now challenging Sangiovese as the up and coming star of the red varietal wine scene in Australia New plantings throughout Australian wine regions over the past five years are just coming into bearing In fact on a percentage basis Tempranillo is growing in popularity more rapidly than any other variety What makes this variety so exciting Well it makes wines which have good colour and good fruit flavours along with low acid and low tannins This adds up to an easy drinking style The wine also goes well with American oak In the vineyard the variety has a short growing season which makes it suitable for cooler areas In Spain the variety is the backbone of the wines of the Rioja and the Ribera del Duero regions in Northern
279.6 1 vital LTW_ENG_20041102.0024 Major grape varieties are Shiraz ( the Australian name for Syrah ) , Cabernet Sauvignon , Chardonnay , Chenin Blanc , Smillon , and Riesling. The country has no native grapes , and Vitis vinifera varieties were introcuced from Europe and South Africa in the late 18th and early 19th centuries .
279.6 1 vital LTW_ENG_20041115.0063 This Australian dry white wine, derived from a grape traced back to the island of Madeira and Portugal's Douro region, offers exceptional freshness and surprising complexity for this price
279.6 1 vital LTW_ENG_20051031.0063 This smooth and well-priced shiraz ($12), an artful blend of Western Australian and South Australian grapes, is an earthy, medium- to full-bodied red wine with plenty of grip.
279.6 1 vital NYT_ENG_20050628.0046 Australia's signature grape, the shiraz (aka syrah) obviously dominated the red wine proceedings.
279.6 2 vital AFP_ENG_20050621.0003 "Although record vintages for two years running could compound some of the supply challenges facing our industry at present, reassuringly the volume of Australian wine sales has continued to grow in both the domestic and export markets," federation chief executive Stephen Strachan said.
279.6 2 vital AFP_ENG_20050621.0003 Australia posted a record wine vintage of 1. 9 million tonnes in 2005, boosting production of white wine and keeping volumes of red varieties steady in the face of a world glut, industry figures released Tuesday showed
279.6 2 vital BLOG06-20051212-088-0031238757 Since then , Australia has rapidly become a world leader in both the quantity and quality of wines it produces .
279.6 2 vital BLOG06-20051213-031-0002571422 Out of a total of approximately 919 million litres bottled, 516. 5 million litres is exported.
279.6 2 vital LTW_ENG_20041102.0024 Since then , Australia has rapidly become a world leader in both the quantity and quality of wines it produces .
279.6 2 vital NYT_ENG_20060124.0325 Australians have witnessed phenomenal growth in their young wine industry over the past decade and have been steadily cutting into the U.S. market as California wines have seen market share decline from 75 percent to 66 percent.
279.6 3 okay BLOG06-20051212-088-0031238757 Clare Valley
279.6 3 okay BLOG06-20051219-046-0021299240 There were over 320 entries in the Challenge , most from the famous South Australian wine regions of the Barossa , McLaren Vale and the Clare Valley .
279.6 3 okay LTW_ENG_20041102.0024 Barossa Valley
279.6 3 okay LTW_ENG_20041102.0024 By the time we hit the road two days later, headed toward the Rutherglen wine region of northeastern Victoria about three hours away, we were remapping our plans and furiously cross-matching dozens of small wineries we had never heard of with the top-rated wines in the latest Penguin Good Australian Wine Guide
279.6 3 okay LTW_ENG_20041102.0024 Coonawarra
279.6 3 okay LTW_ENG_20041102.0024 Since Bill and Alma had visited Rutherglen several times, they took us to their favorite, All Saints Estate, as an elegant introduction to the wine country. This is one of the region's original wineries, now owned by the Brown family, a founding dynasty of Australian winemaking. All Saints is housed in a castle, with lofty brick walls and hedges that resemble a moat. It's an aristocratic site that wouldn't be out of place in the Bordeaux area of France or along Highway 29, the main drag of California's Napa Valley. On the edge of the Australian bush, it appeared like an apparition.
279.6 4 okay BLOG06-20051212-088-0031238757 The vintage of 1971 won first prize in Syrah / Shiraz at the Wine Olympics in Paris , just three years after the Paris tasting showed that New World wines could beat France 's best in blind tastings .
279.6 4 okay LTW_ENG_20041102.0024 Australia 's most famous wine is Penfolds Grange. The great 1955 vintage was submitted to competitions beginning in 1962 and over the years has won more than 50 gold medals .
279.6 4 okay LTW_ENG_20041102.0024 I explained how I'd been fascinated by Penfolds since 1995, when Wine Spectator magazine named its 1990 Grange the wine of the year the first time the magazine had given such an accolade to a wine not French or American
279.6 4 okay LTW_ENG_20041102.0024 The 1990 vintage was named ' Red Wine of the Year ' by the Wine Spectator magazine in 1995 , which later rated the 1998 vintage 99 points out of a possible 100 .
279.6 5 okay AFP_ENG_20050621.0003 reassuringly the volume of Australian wine sales has continued to grow in both the domestic and export markets," federation chief executive Stephen Strachan said
279.6 5 okay AFP_ENG_20050625.0502 In Australia, meanwhile, where wine exports grew by a compound annual rate of 17 percent in the 1990s, Australian Wine Export Council general manager Jonathon Scott noted last month that
279.6 5 okay AFP_ENG_20050625.0502 In Australia, meanwhile, where wine exports grew by a compound annual rate of 17 percent in the 1990s, Australian Wine Export Council general manager Jonathon Scott noted last month that "We are not restricted by blending rules and regulations which prevent us from trying to create even better and consumer-
279.6 5 okay AFP_ENG_20050626.0440 Australia is the world's fourth largest wine exporter, shipping more than 2. 75 billion dollars (2. 13 billion US) worth a year to global markets
279.6 5 okay APW_ENG_20051025.0038 In the highly competitive market of the United Kingdom, sales of Australian wine more than doubled from 126.8 million liters in 1999 to 254.8 million liters in 2004
279.6 5 okay APW_ENG_20051025.0038 In the highly competitive market of the United Kingdom, sales of Australian wine more than doubled from 126.8 million liters in 1999 to 254.8 million liters in 2004, according to wine industry consultant Jon Fredrikson of Woodside based Gomberg, Fredrikson & Associates.
279.6 5 okay BLOG06-20060201-017-0033990482 The latest Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) report shows there were record exports of Australian wine last year
279.6 5 okay LTW_ENG_20060111.0159 Australian wines picked up 0.7 percent and now hold 7.7 percent of the market.
279.6 5 okay LTW_ENG_20060310.0049 Between 1999 and 2004 , France 's wine exports dropped 11 percent , while America 's rose 49 percent , Chile 's grew 96 percent , and Australia 's exploded by 152 percent .
279.6 5 okay NYT_ENG_20060124.0325 Australia, noted for its popular Shiraz wines, exported 419,000 cases of wine to the United States in 1990 -- and 19.4 million cases in 2004 -- said David Hayman, senior vice president of the the world's largest wine company, Constellation Brands Inc. of Fairport, N.Y
279.6 5 okay NYT_ENG_20060125.0307 Australia last year sold 19. 4 million cases of wine in the United States, compared with 419,000 cases 15 years ago.
279.6 6 okay NYT_ENG_20060124.0325 Australian wine officials said Tuesday their industry spending on research and development is triple that of the U. S. wine industry -- despite being only one-third its size .
279.6 6 okay NYT_ENG_20060124.0325 Australian wine officials said Tuesday their industry spending on research and development is triple that of the U.S. wine industry -- despite being only one-third its size.
279.6 6 okay NYT_ENG_20060124.0325 officials said Tuesday their industry spending on research and development is triple that of the U.S. wine industry despite being only one third its size.
279.6 6 okay NYT_ENG_20060124.0325 The nation's largest wine industry trade show opened Tuesday in Sacramento with a leading executive saying a widening research and development gap between the U.S. and Australian wine industries will not be closed without mandatory assessments on growers
279.6 7 okay LTW_ENG_20041102.0024 Not only are the prices better for consumers, but Australian postal rates for shipping wines are incredibly low about $14 U. S. to ship a case of wine from one end of the country to another. (It costs about $250 per case to ship to the United States. ) Most vineyards are along the perimeter of the continent where most Australians live and visiting vineyards is a national pastime
279.6 7 okay LTW_ENG_20041115.0063 This Australian dry white wine, derived from a grape traced back to the island of Madeira and Portugal's Douro region, offers exceptional freshness and surprising complexity for this price
279.6 7 okay LTW_ENG_20051003.0016 Better Australian wines in the under- $ 15 category are intensely fruity , full-flavored , accessible and ready to drink tonight .
279.6 7 okay LTW_ENG_20060109.0043 This Australian pinot grigio won't win prizes for complexity, but it's a more-than-respectable value for a dry white wine
279.6 7 okay LTW_ENG_20060111.0086 WINE A Wine Industry Council report holds some ominous news for California winemakers: American consumers like Italian and Australian wine better that what Golden State vintners produce, and even though wine consumption is growing steadily, there's increasing resistance to the prices restaurants are charging for a vintage.
279.6 7 okay LTW_ENG_20060111.0159 The same wine drinkers say Italian and Australian wines are of better quality while Australian wines were deemed the best value
279.6 7 okay LTW_ENG_20060111.0159 The same wine drinkers say Italian and Australian wines are of better quality while Australian wines were deemed the best value.
279.6 7 okay NYT_ENG_20060109.0330 Australian wines made the second-best showing.
280.7 10 vital AFP_ENG_20041029.0201 1112: King Suryavarman II starts construction of Angkor Wat, a temple portraying Hindu cosmology with its towers symbolising Mount Meru, home of the gods.
280.7 10 vital AFP_ENG_20041029.0201 1112: King Suryavarman II starts construction of Angkor Wat, a temple portraying Hindu cosmology with its towers symbolising Mount Meru, home of the gods. The temple is the kingdom's main tourist drawcard today.
280.7 10 vital AFP_ENG_20041029.0201 King Suryavarman II starts construction of Angkor Wat, a temple portraying Hindu cosmology with its towers symbolising Mount Meru, home of the gods
280.7 10 vital BLOG06-20051209-037-0004001811 The largest and best-preserved temple at the site , it is the only one to have remained a significant religious centrefirst Hindu , then Buddhistsince its foundation .
280.7 10 vital NYT_ENG_20050715.0298 Though Cambodia is now a Buddhist kingdom, Angkor and its subsidiaries were built by devout Hindus, and its various statues and etchings reflect the gods of what was once a vast following.
280.7 10 vital XIN_ENG_20050606.0059 The largest and best-preserved temple at the site , it is the only one to have remained a significant religious centrefirst Hindu , then Buddhistsince its foundation .
280.7 11 okay BLOG06-20051223-040-0017074010 find I can read about this stuff over and over again without actually taking it in and comprehending it - whereas this little Angkor book provides a superb short, broad sketch of Angkor's mysterious origins and centuries=later rediscovery by the French
280.7 11 okay NYT_ENG_20050715.0298 The temples were ignored for centuries, buried by the jungle, until rediscovered by the French in the mid 1800s.
280.7 12 okay BLOG06-20051209-037-0004001811 Angkor Wat is unusual among the Angkor temples in that although it was somewhat neglected after the 16th century it was never completely abandoned .
280.7 12 okay BLOG06-20051209-037-0004001811 With the decline of the Ancient Khmer Empire, Angkor Wat was turned into a Buddhist Temple and was continuously maintained, which helped its preservation
280.7 12 okay BLOG06-20051209-037-0004001811 With the decline of the Ancient Khmer Empire, Angkor Wat was turned into a Buddhist Temple and was continuously maintained, which helped its preservation.
280.7 12 okay XIN_ENG_20050606.0059 Angkor Wat is unusual among the Angkor temples in that although it was somewhat neglected after the 16th century it was never completely abandoned .
280.7 1 okay XIN_ENG_20050606.0059 Sunday by Cambodia&apos;s Apsara Authority, which manages the Angkor Archaeological Park,
280.7 1 okay XIN_ENG_20050606.0059 Sunday by Cambodia's Apsara Authority, which manages the Angkor Archaeological Park, according to
280.7 1 okay XIN_ENG_20050606.0059 The news was announced Sunday by Cambodia's Apsara Authority, which manages the Angkor Archaeological Park, according to The Cambodia Daily on Monday
280.7 1 okay XIN_ENG_20050606.0059 The news was announced Sunday by Cambodia's Apsara Authority, which manages the Angkor Archaeological Park, according to The Cambodia Daily on Monday.
280.7 2 okay AFP_ENG_20050606.0043 Cambodia mulls special shoes requirement for Angkor Wat tourists
280.7 2 okay AFP_ENG_20050606.0043 Tourists to Cambodia 's historic Angkor temples may soon be required
280.7 2 okay XIN_ENG_20050606.0059 Special shoes be required to visit Angkor Wat temples
280.7 2 okay XIN_ENG_20050606.0059 Tourists will be soon asked to wear special shoes to climb the Angkor temple's stairs in order to protect Angkor Wat from further damage
280.7 2 okay XIN_ENG_20050606.0059 Tourists will be soon asked to wear special shoes to climb the Angkor temple's stairs in order to protect Angkor Wat from further damage.
280.7 2 okay XIN_ENG_20050606.0059 to wear special shoes to climb the Angkor temple&apos;s stairs in order to protect Angkor Angkor Wat
280.7 2 okay XIN_ENG_20050606.0059 wear special shoes to climb the Angkor Angkor Wat temples's stairs in order to protect Angkor Wat
280.7 3 vital APW_ENG_20051209.0505 Siem Reap, about 230 kilometers (145 miles) northwest of the capital, Phnom Penh, is home to the famed 9th-14th century Angkor temple complex.
280.7 3 vital APW_ENG_20060209.0315 Siem Reap is 230 kilometers (145 miles) northwest of Phnom Penh, the capital, and is the site of Angkor Wat, the country's main destination for foreign tourists.
280.7 3 vital XIN_ENG_20050606.0059 located more than 300 km north of Phnom Penh, is a world heritage site
280.7 3 vital XIN_ENG_20050617.0022 Siem Reap, located more than 300 km northwestern of Phnom Penh, is home of world famous Angkor Wat temples and Cambodia's main tourism destination
280.7 3 vital XIN_ENG_20050705.0245 Siem Reap, about 300 km northwestern of the capital Phnom Penh, is the gateway to the world famous Angkor Wat temples, which attracts many foreign visitors
280.7 3 vital XIN_ENG_20050705.0245 Siem Reap, about 300 km northwestern of the capital Phnom Penh, is the gateway to the world famous Angkor Wat temples, which attracts many foreign visitors.
280.7 3 vital XIN_ENG_20050922.0215 Angkor Wat was situated 320km north of the capital Phnom Penh .
280.7 3 vital XIN_ENG_20050922.0215 Angkor Wat was situated 320km north of the capital Phnom Penh.
280.7 3 vital XIN_ENG_20050922.0215 situated 320km north of the capital Phnom Penh
280.7 3 vital XIN_ENG_20051209.0155 Siem Reap, located more than 300 km northwestern of Phnom Penh, is home of world famous Angkor Wat temples and Cambodia's main tourism destination
280.7 4 vital AFP_ENG_20050616.0133 The town itself is six kilometres (four miles) from the Angkor Wat temples, which is Cambodia's most treasured landmark
280.7 4 vital AFP_ENG_20060112.0032 The government is trying to persuade tourists to stay longer and see sights other than the World Heritage listed Angkor temples, and has tried to tap into a number of other areas such as "eco tourism".
280.7 4 vital BLOG06-20051209-037-0004001811 In 1992, the UNESCO World Heritage Committee declared the monument, and the whole city of Angkor, a World Heritage Site.
280.7 4 vital XIN_ENG_20050606.0059 Angkor temples, located more than 300 km north of Phnom Penh, is a world heritage site
280.7 4 vital XIN_ENG_20050606.0059 Angkor temples, located more than 300 km north of Phnom Penh, is a world heritage site.
280.7 4 vital XIN_ENG_20050726.0137 In 1993, UNESCO listed Cambodia's Angkor Wat as a World Heritage site
280.7 4 vital XIN_ENG_20050726.0137 In 1993, UNESCO listed Cambodia's Angkor Wat as a World Heritage site.
280.7 4 vital XIN_ENG_20051028.0164 Built in the first half of the 12th century, Angkor Wat is a World Heritage Site designated by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO).
280.7 5 okay AFP_ENG_20050923.0025 Some of the cemeteries in Banteay Meanchey date to 500 B. C. , while other cemeteries and temples are from the Angkor era, roughly the ninth to the 14th centuries
280.7 5 okay NYT_ENG_20050715.0298 Between the ninth and 13th centuries, a succession of Khmer kings ruled from Angkor.
280.7 5 okay XIN_ENG_20050625.0034 Angkor Wat temples, built between the 9th and 14th centuries AD, is a world well known tourist site which attracts more and more tourists.
280.7 5 okay XIN_ENG_20050625.0034 Angkor Wat temples, built between the 9th and 14th centuries AD, is a world well-known tourist site which attracts more and more tourists
280.7 5 okay XIN_ENG_20050625.0034 Angkor Wat temples, built between the 9th and 14th centuries AD, is a world well-known tourist site which attracts more and more  tourists
280.7 5 okay XIN_ENG_20050625.0034 Angkor Wat temples, built between the 9th and 14th centuries AD, is a world well-known tourist site which attracts more and more tourists.
280.7 5 okay XIN_ENG_20050922.0215 Angkor Wat is the most famous temples built in 9th-13th century
280.7 5 okay XIN_ENG_20050922.0215 Angkor Wat is the most famous temples built in 9th-13th century.
280.7 5 okay XIN_ENG_20050922.0215 Angkor Wat is the most famous temples built in 9th-13th century of the Khmer Empire era that is well known all over the world.
280.7 5 okay XIN_ENG_20051028.0164 Built in the first half of the 12th century, Angkor Wat is a World Heritage Site designated by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO).
280.7 6 vital AFP_ENG_20050606.0043 Angkor Wat is Cambodia's most treasured landmark.
280.7 6 vital AFP_ENG_20050616.0133 The town itself is six kilometres (four miles) from the Angkor Wat temples, which is Cambodia's most treasured landmark
280.7 6 vital AFP_ENG_20050616.0133 THE TOWN ITSELF IS SIX KILOMETRES FOUR MILES FROM THE ANGKOR WAT TEMPLES WHICH IS CAMBODIA 'S MOST TREASURED LANDMARK
280.7 6 vital AFP_ENG_20050617.0763 Angkor Wat is Cambodia 's most treasured landmark and its leading tourist draw .
280.7 6 vital AFP_ENG_20050617.0763 Angkor Wat is Cambodia's most treasured landmark and its leading tourist draw
280.7 6 vital AFP_ENG_20050706.0011 Angkor Wat is destitute Cambodia's main tourist attraction and tourism is one of the kingdom's few foreign exchange earners.
280.7 6 vital AFP_ENG_20050706.0752 the ancient Angkor Wat temple complex is Cambodia's top tourism attraction.
280.7 6 vital APW_ENG_20051208.0373 serve as the country's main tourist attraction
280.7 6 vital APW_ENG_20060330.0491 The 10th century Koh Ker temples _ opened to the public two years ago _ are about 130 kilometers (85 miles) northeast of Siem Reap province, home of the famed Angkor Wat complex and Cambodia's main tourist destination
280.7 6 vital BLOG06-20051209-037-0004001811 It has become a symbol of Cambodia , appearing on its national flag , and it is the country 's prime attraction for visitors .
280.7 6 vital BLOG06-20060126-013-0014445386 And while Mouhot lamented the temples' abandonment, today they are such popular tourist attractions that the measure of an expert Angkor guide is not his knowledge of Hindu and Buddhist cosmology, nor his mastery of English, French and Japanese, but his ability to show visitors the most popular sites - the Bayon, Phnom Bakheng, Ta Prohm and Angkor Wat itself - and have them wondering, at day's end, "Where was everybody else
280.7 6 vital XIN_ENG_20050606.0059 It has become a symbol of Cambodia , appearing on its national flag , and it is the country 's prime attraction for visitors .
280.7 6 vital XIN_ENG_20050606.0059 The ancient temples are also a symbol of Cambodian national pride and the country's biggest tourist attraction.
280.7 6 vital XIN_ENG_20051028.0124 Cambodia 's top tourism attraction Angkor
280.7 6 vital XIN_ENG_20051028.0124 Cambodia 's top tourism attraction Angkor Wat temples , made
280.7 6 vital XIN_ENG_20051209.0010 Siem Reap, located more than 300 km northwestern of Phnom Penh, is home of world famous Angkor Wat temples and Cambodia's main tourism destination
280.7 7 okay AFP_ENG_20041029.0201 1112: King Suryavarman II starts construction of Angkor Wat, a temple portraying Hindu cosmology with its towers symbolising Mount Meru, home of the gods.
280.7 7 okay AFP_ENG_20041029.0201 1112: King Suryavarman II starts construction of Angkor Wat, a temple portraying Hindu cosmology with its towers symbolising Mount Meru, home of the gods. The temple is the kingdom's main tourist drawcard today.
280.7 7 okay AFP_ENG_20041029.0201 King Suryavarman II starts construction of Angkor Wat, a temple portraying Hindu cosmology with its towers symbolising Mount Meru, home of the gods
280.7 7 okay BLOG06-20051209-037-0004001811 Angkor Wat ( or Angkor Vat ) is a temple at Angkor , Cambodia , built for king Suryavarman II in the early 12th century as his state temple and capital city .
280.7 7 okay XIN_ENG_20050606.0059 Angkor Wat ( or Angkor Vat ) is a temple at Angkor , Cambodia , built for king Suryavarman II in the early 12th century as his state temple and capital city .
280.7 8 okay BLOG06-20051214-009-0001049749 is also the most visited tourist destination in northwestern Cambodia; so much so, that people often erroneously use its name, Angkor Wat, to refer to the entire Angkor Archeological Park in which it resides, where it is actually only one of many sites
280.7 8 okay NYT_ENG_20050715.0298 Despite my sweaty efforts, I make it to the main temple of Angkor the temple from which the entire complex is named just when the sun becomes a big red disc on the horizon and the temple a jagged silhouette.
280.7 8 okay XIN_ENG_20050606.0059 Angkor Wat ( or Angkor Vat ) is a temple at Angkor , Cambodia , built for king Suryavarman II in the early 12th century as his state temple and capital city .
280.7 9 okay XIN_ENG_20051102.0044 Cambodia's world well-known Angkor Wat temples was in the second place among the seven most popular wonders of the world
280.7 9 okay XIN_ENG_20051102.0044 Cambodia's world well-known Angkor Wat temples was in the second place among the seven most popular wonders of the world, according to a survey conducted by Wanderlust magazine recently
280.7 9 okay XIN_ENG_20051102.0044 Cambodia's world well-known Angkor Wat temples was in the second place among the seven most popular wonders of the world, according to a survey conducted by Wanderlust magazine recently.
281.7 1 okay BLOG06-20051223-034-0002390804 Republicans responded by stating that the incident was a set-up by Democrats to embarrass Ehrlich .
281.7 1 okay LTW_ENG_20050324.0150 Ehrlich said at the time ``I will not put up with this, bottom line.'' On Thursday he suggested that Steffen had been set up and asked reporters to find out how that happened.
281.7 1 okay LTW_ENG_20050324.0150 suggested that Joseph Steffen had been set up and asked reporters to find out how that happened
281.7 1 okay NYT_ENG_20050209.0211 Republicans responded by stating that the incident was a set-up by Democrats to embarrass Ehrlich .
281.7 2 vital BLOG06-20051210-011-0021059056 Robert L.  Ehrlich Jr. 's administration, got caught spreading e-mail rumors about some alleged affairs Baltimore Mayor Martin O'Malley was not having, Democrats are demanding investigations and apologies
281.7 2 vital BLOG06-20051219-036-0014817373 Finally, in Maryland, Joseph Steffen, a longtime aide to Republican Governor Robert Ehrlich, was fired after reporters exposed him as the author of e-mails and anonymous Web-site postings encouraging rumors about the marriage of Baltimore's popular mayor, Martin O'Malley, a potential '06 challenger to Ehrlich.'
281.7 2 vital LTW_ENG_20050324.0150 Ehrlich dismissed Steffen immediately after learning from The Washington Post that Steffen had boasted on the Internet about spreading gossip about O'Malley's marriage
281.7 2 vital LTW_ENG_20050324.0150 EHRLICH DISMISSED STEFFEN IMMEDIATELY AFTER LEARNING FROM THE WASHINGTON POST THAT STEFFEN HAD BOASTED ON THE INTERNET ABOUT SPREADING GOSSIP ABOUT O'MALLEY 'S MARRIAGE
281.7 2 vital LTW_ENG_20050324.0150 involve Joseph Steffen , the longtime aide whom Ehrlich fired last month for circulating rumors about a political rival , Baltimore Mayor Martin O' Malley , a Democrat
281.7 2 vital LTW_ENG_20050324.0150 Steffen had boasted on the Internet about spreading gossip about O'Malley's marriage.
281.7 2 vital LTW_ENG_20050324.0150 The latest accusations still involve Joseph Steffen, the longtime aide whom Ehrlich fired last month for circulating rumors about a political rival, Baltimore Mayor Martin O'Malley, a Democrat.
281.7 2 vital LTW_ENG_20050324.0150 THE LATEST ACCUSATIONS STILL INVOLVE JOSEPH STEFFEN THE LONGTIME AIDE WHOM EHRLICH FIRED LAST MONTH FOR CIRCULATING RUMORS ABOUT A POLITICAL RIVAL BALTIMORE MAYOR MARTIN O'MALLEY A DEMOCRAT
281.7 2 vital LTW_ENG_20050324.0150 The latest accusations still involve Joseph Steffen, the longtime aide whom Ehrlich fired last month for circulating rumors about a political rival, Baltimore Mayor Martin O'Malley, a Democrat. Ehrlich dismissed Steffen immediately after learning from The Washington Post that Steffen had boasted on the Internet about spreading gossip about O'Malley's marriage.
281.7 2 vital NYT_ENG_20050209.0211 O'Malley was responding to a Washington Post report that Joseph F. Steffen Jr., a longtime government aide and campaign worker for Gov. Robert L. Ehrlich Jr., a Republican, had spread rumors on a conservative Web site that the mayor once had an affair with a television news reporter
281.7 2 vital NYT_ENG_20050209.0211 On February 8 , 2005 , MD4Bush returned to the Free Republic site and published the contents of his webmail exchanges with Steffen onto the public section of the site and alerted the Washington Post to their contents and NCPAC 's identity as Steffen. A front page story by reporter Matthew Mosk appeared in the Post the next day announcing Steffen 's resignation for spreading rumors about O ' Malley on the Free Republic site .
281.7 2 vital NYT_ENG_20050209.0211 On October 15 , MD4Bush made the first of several posts containing rumors about O ' Malley directed at " NCPAC " , the username of Ehrlich aide Joe Steffen. The two began exchanging private messages to each other via Free Republic 's internal webmail system .
281.7 2 vital NYT_ENG_20050224.0262 Steffen Jr. admitted using the Internet to spread rumors of marital infidelity by Baltimore mayor Martin O'Malley, a potential Democratic challenger to Ehrlich.
281.7 2 vital NYT_ENG_20050224.0291 The dispute exploded into public view earlier in February, when Ehrlich's longtime aide Joseph F. Steffen Jr. admitted using the Internet to spread rumors of marital infidelity by Baltimore mayor Martin O'Malley, a potential Democratic challenger to Ehrlich
281.7 2 vital NYT_ENG_20050225.0007 The dispute exploded into public view earlier in February, when Ehrlich's longtime aide Joseph F.  Steffen Jr.  admitted using the Internet to spread rumors of marital infidelity by Baltimore mayor Martin O'Malley, a potential Democratic challenger to Ehrlich
281.7 3 vital BLOG06-20051225-061-0018255996 Still Governor Ehrlich fired Steffen immediately upon learning that he may have been involved in spreading false rumors about the mayor.
281.7 3 vital LTW_ENG_20050209.0124 But Ehrlich refused, stressing that he had dismissed aide Joseph Steffen, who sent e mails discussing the rumor.
281.7 3 vital LTW_ENG_20050209.0124 BUT EHRLICH REFUSED STRESSING THAT HE HAD DISMISSED AIDE JOSEPH STEFFEN WHO SENT E-MAILS DISCUSSING THE RUMOR
281.7 3 vital LTW_ENG_20050324.0150 Ehrlich dismissed Steffen immediately after learning from The Washington Post that Steffen had boasted on the Internet about spreading gossip about O'Malley's marriage
281.7 3 vital LTW_ENG_20050324.0150 The latest accusations still involve Joseph Steffen, the longtime aide whom Ehrlich fired last month for circulating rumors about a political rival, Baltimore Mayor Martin O'Malley, a Democrat
281.7 3 vital LTW_ENG_20050324.0150 The latest accusations still involve Joseph Steffen, the longtime aide whom Ehrlich fired last month for circulating rumors about a political rival, Baltimore Mayor Martin O'Malley, a Democrat.
281.7 3 vital LTW_ENG_20050730.0037 About Joseph F. Steffen Jr. , the longtime aide he fired after evidence of rumor-mongering emerged ?
281.7 3 vital LTW_ENG_20050730.0037 ABOUT JOSEPH F. STEFFEN JR. THE LONGTIME AIDE HE FIRED AFTER EVIDENCE OF RUMOR-MONGERING EMERGED
281.7 3 vital NYT_ENG_20050209.0211 After The Post disclosed its plans to print the story, Ehrlich confronted Steffen on Tuesday evening and demanded his resignation from his position as the spokesman for the state insurance administration
281.7 3 vital NYT_ENG_20050209.0211 After The Post disclosed its plans to print the story, Ehrlich confronted Steffen on Tuesday evening and demanded his resignation from his position as the spokesman for the state insurance administration, a spokesman for Ehrlich said.
281.7 3 vital NYT_ENG_20050209.0211 The MD4Bush Incident refers to a political controversy involving a former aid to the Republican Governor of Maryland Robert Ehrlich and Democratic Mayor of Baltimore Martin O ' Malley. In December 2005 it was revealed that Maryland Democratic Party official Ryan O ' Doherty used an anonymous username to coax Ehrlich aid Joe Steffen into posting anonymous rumors about O ' Malley on an internet message board , which eventually led to Steffen being fired .
281.7 3 vital NYT_ENG_20050224.0262 O'Malley denounced the rumors, and Ehrlich fired Steffen, saying he had been unaware of the aide's actions.
281.7 4 okay BLOG06-20051219-018-0015024783 BTW, Steffen wasnt just a hack, he was a $72,000/yr governor appointed state employee.
281.7 4 okay LTW_ENG_20050209.0124 Maryland Senate President Thomas V. Mike Miller Jr. , D-Calvert, said he expects the governor to take immediate steps to prevent the destruction of documents or computer files that might help in understanding Steffen's role in three state jobs he has held since Ehrlich took office in 2003
281.7 4 okay NYT_ENG_20050209.0211 Steffen , 45 , who has held a string of state and political jobs , resigned .
281.7 4 okay NYT_ENG_20050209.0211 Steffen, 45, who has held a string of state and political jobs, resigned
281.7 4 okay NYT_ENG_20050209.0211 Steffen, 45, who has held a string of state and political jobs, resigned.
281.7 5 okay BLOG06-20051223-034-0002390804 basically portraying Steffen as a bully hellbent to fire people
281.7 5 okay BLOG06-20051223-034-0002390804 Cabinet Member Says He Objected to Aide, reporter Matthew Mosk covers allegations about former Gov. Robert Ehrlich staffer Joseph Steffen during a Maryland legislative hearing, basically portraying Steffen as a bully hellbent to fire people
281.7 5 okay BLOG06-20051223-034-0002390804 former Gov. Robert Ehrlich staffer Joseph Steffen is a bully hellbent to fire people.
281.7 5 okay BLOG06-20051223-034-0002390804 In Md. Cabinet Member Says He Objected to Aide, reporter Matthew Mosk covers allegations about former Gov. Robert Ehrlich staffer Joseph Steffen during a Maryland legislative hearing, basically portraying Steffen as a bully hellbent to fire people.
281.7 5 okay BLOG06-20051223-034-0002390804 ROBERT EHRLICH STAFFER JOSEPH STEFFEN DURING A MARYLAND LEGISLATIVE HEARING BASICALLY PORTRAYING STEFFEN AS A BULLY HELLBENT TO FIRE PEOPLE
281.7 5 okay LTW_ENG_20050324.0150 She included one sample, in which Steffen describes efforts to ``start cleaning house'' at a state agency.
281.7 5 okay NYT_ENG_20050224.0262 Democrats say Steffen, who styled himself as "the prince of darkness" on a conservative Web site, was just one member of a team of spies planted by Ehrlich in state agencies to intimidate Democrats and compile lists of midlevel bureaucrats to be dismissed
281.7 5 okay NYT_ENG_20050224.0262 Democrats say Steffen, who styled himself as "the prince of darkness" on a conservative Web site, was just one member of a team of spies planted by Ehrlich in state agencies to intimidate Democrats and compile lists of midlevel bureaucrats to be dismissed.
281.7 6 okay LTW_ENG_20050209.0124 But Ehrlich refused, stressing that he had dismissed aide Joseph Steffen, who sent e-mails discussing the rumor.
281.7 6 okay LTW_ENG_20050209.0138 Ehrlich deflected blame for the rumor incident onto terminated worker Joseph F.  Steffen Jr.  and said he would not apologize personally to O'Malley
281.7 6 okay LTW_ENG_20050209.0138 Ehrlich deflected blame for the rumor incident onto terminated worker Joseph F. Steffen Jr.  and said he would not apologize personally to O'Malley.
281.7 6 okay LTW_ENG_20050209.0138 Ehrlich deflected blame for the rumor incident onto terminated worker Joseph F. Steffen Jr. and said he would not apologize personally to O'Malley
281.7 6 okay LTW_ENG_20050209.0138 EHRLICH DEFLECTED BLAME FOR THE RUMOR INCIDENT ONTO TERMINATED WORKER JOSEPH F. STEFFEN JR. AND SAID HE WOULD NOT APOLOGIZE PERSONALLY TO O'MALLEY
281.7 6 okay LTW_ENG_20050209.0138 Steffen Jr. and said he would not apologize personally to O'Malley
281.7 6 okay NYT_ENG_20050209.0211 In an interview with The Post on Tuesday, O'Malley asked the governor to apologize. But Fawell said Ehrlich was not offering an apology because he had not been aware of Steffen's actions.
281.7 7 okay LTW_ENG_20050209.0124 He said he believes that Steffen was acting on his own when he sent the e mails and posted messages spreading gossip about the mayor on a popular conservative Web site, www.freerepublic.com.
281.7 7 okay LTW_ENG_20050209.0124 The governor has denied any knowledge of a campaign to spread the rumors, and he asked his chief counsel, Jervis Finney, to determine whether Steffen was part of a conspiracy
281.7 7 okay LTW_ENG_20050209.0124 The governor has denied any knowledge of a campaign to spread the rumors, and he asked his chief counsel, Jervis Finney, to determine whether Steffen was part of a conspiracy. Several Democratic state lawmakers said they would not be satisfied with an investigation led by Ehrlich's lawyer.
281.7 7 okay NYT_ENG_20050209.0211 But Fawell said Ehrlich was not offering an apology because he had not been aware of Steffen's actions
281.7 7 okay NYT_ENG_20050209.0211 But in postings Tuesday night on FreeRepublic.com, the Web site where he had spread rumors about O'Malley, Steffen said that Ehrlich was unaware of his actions
281.7 7 okay NYT_ENG_20050224.0262 O'Malley denounced the rumors, and Ehrlich fired Steffen, saying he had been unaware of the aide's actions.
281.7 7 okay NYT_ENG_20050225.0006 O'Malley denounced the rumors, and Ehrlich fired Steffen, saying he had been unaware of the aide's actions.
281.7 8 okay BLOG06-20051223-034-0002390804 Some Republicans have also charged that the Washington Post was complicit in the incident , noting that the paper 's reporters were given access passwords to the Free Republic site by MD4Bush to verify Steffen 's webmail exchanges .
281.7 8 okay BLOG06-20060119-013-0012931472 The original story emerged nearly simultaneously with the postings, suggesting a coordinated effort between a Democratic operative and a Washington Post reporter or a reporter posing as MD4BUSH in order to entrap Steffen
281.7 8 okay NYT_ENG_20050209.0211 On February 8 , 2005 , MD4Bush returned to the Free Republic site and published the contents of his webmail exchanges with Steffen onto the public section of the site and alerted the Washington Post to their contents and NCPAC 's identity as Steffen. A front page story by reporter Matthew Mosk appeared in the Post the next day announcing Steffen 's resignation for spreading rumors about O ' Malley on the Free Republic site .
281.7 8 okay NYT_ENG_20050209.0211 Some Republicans have also charged that the Washington Post was complicit in the incident , noting that the paper 's reporters were given access passwords to the Free Republic site by MD4Bush to verify Steffen 's webmail exchanges .
282.7 1 vital AFP_ENG_20051016.0141 Most recently Pamuk became subject of international attention when his name was widely mentioned among the possible laureates of the Nobel literature prize, eventually awarded to British playwright Harold Pinter on Thursday.
282.7 1 vital AFP_ENG_20051215.0278 As one of Eurasia 's most prominent novelists , his work has been translated into more than forty languages .
282.7 1 vital BLOG06-20051214-014-0000212674 As one of Eurasia 's most prominent novelists , his work has been translated into more than forty languages .
282.7 1 vital BLOG06-20060204-027-0008629190 (2) Orhan Pamuk is one of the greatest contemporary novelists in the world
282.7 1 vital BLOG06-20060204-027-0008629190 (2) Orhan Pamuk is one of the greatest contemporary novelists in the world.
282.7 1 vital BLOG06-20060204-027-0008629190 2 Orhan Pamuk is one of the greatest contemporary novelists in the world.
282.7 1 vital LTW_ENG_20050831.0119 Pamuk, 53, is the most acclaimed novelist to emerge from Turkey in at least a generation
282.7 2 okay AFP_ENG_20051011.0244 Turkish author Orhan Pamuk, who was recently charged in Turkey with "public denigration of the Turkish identity" for remarks he made about the country's massacre of Armenians, is also considered a leading candidate.
282.7 2 okay AFP_ENG_20051213.0291 Istanbul court scheduled to try Turkish novelist Orhan Pamuk
282.7 2 okay AFP_ENG_20051215.0278 In 2005 , lawyers of two Turkish professional associations brought criminal charges against Pamuk after the author made a statement on the alleged killings of 1 million Armenians and 30,000 Kurds in Anatolia during the years of 1915-1917. The charges were dropped on 22 January 2006 .
282.7 2 okay AFP_ENG_20051215.0278 In June 2005 , Turkey introduced a new penal code including Article 301 , which states : " A person who explicitly insults being a Turk , the Republic or Turkish Grand National Assembly , shall be imposed to a penalty of imprisonment for a term of six months to three years . "
282.7 2 okay AFP_ENG_20051216.0079 500 words 0900 GMT by Vera NegdanovaT Turkey-literature-justice-Pamuk ISTANBUL Orhan Pamuk, Turkey's best known author at home and abroad, is set to appear before a court here on charges of insulting the Turkish nation in a high-profile trial whose outcome could jeopardise the country's drive to join the European Union.
282.7 2 okay AFP_ENG_20051216.0104 Turkish court meets in Pamuk case ISTANBUL, Dec 16 A Turkish court convened here Friday to try prominent Turkish author Orhan Pamuk on charges of insulting the Turkish nation, but it was not immediately clear whether the trial would proceed.
282.7 2 okay AFP_ENG_20051216.0128 The Istanbul court trying prominent Turkish author Orhan Pamuk on charges of insulting the Turkish nation suspended the trial until February 7 pending authorisation from the justice ministry to proceed
282.7 2 okay AFP_ENG_20051216.0128 The Istanbul court trying prominent Turkish author Orhan Pamuk on charges of insulting the Turkish nation suspended the trial until February 7 pending authorisation from the justice ministry to proceed.
282.7 2 okay AFP_ENG_20051216.0129 Turkey literature justice Pamuk stop ISTANBUL: The Istanbul court trying prominent Turkish author Orhan Pamuk on charges of insulting the Turkish nation suspended the trial until February 7 pendi.
282.7 2 okay AFP_ENG_20051216.0133 Istanbul court trying prominent Turkish author Orhan Pamuk
282.7 2 okay AFP_ENG_20051217.0127 Pamuk, Turkey's best-known writer and winner of many international awards, appeared before court in Istanbul Friday on charges of denigrating Turkish national identity for telling a Swiss magazine that one million Armenians and 30,000 Kurds were killed in these lands and nobody but me dares talk about it.
282.7 2 okay AFP_ENG_20060123.0222 Pamuk had been charged with insulting the Turkish nation in remarks on the mass killings of Armenians during World War One.
282.7 2 okay AFP_ENG_20060123.0222 with insulting the Turkish nation in remarks on the mass killings of Armenians during World War
282.7 2 okay APW_ENG_20051023.0013 Pamuk, who is to go on trial in Turkey on Dec. 16 on charges of insulting his country's national character, is this year's recipient of the German Book Trade's annual Peace Prize.
282.7 2 okay APW_ENG_20051230.0005 charges against novelist Orhan Pamuk for allegedly insulting the country
282.7 2 okay APW_ENG_20060224.0604 Earlier this month, the government dropped a case against Orhan Pamuk, the country's best-known novelist, for "insulting Turkishness," after Turkey came under harsh criticism from the EU
282.7 2 okay BLOG06-20051214-014-0000212674 In 2005 , lawyers of two Turkish professional associations brought criminal charges against Pamuk after the author made a statement on the alleged killings of 1 million Armenians and 30,000 Kurds in Anatolia during the years of 1915-1917. The charges were dropped on 22 January 2006 .
282.7 2 okay BLOG06-20051220-005-0017755276 Turkey : ' The trial of acclaimed Turkish novelist Orhan Pamuk on charges of insulting his nation , has been suspended minutes after his first court appearance .
282.7 2 okay BLOG06-20051229-007-0010219589 Acclaimed author Orhan Pamuk is standing trial for violating Turkey's penal code, his crime-defamation of the State.
282.7 2 okay BLOG06-20060128-014-0005802830 Day to Day, January 25, 2006 · A court has dropped charges against Turkish novelist Orhan Pamuk, who was accused of insulting the Turkish republic for writing about the genocide of Armenians in 1915
282.7 2 okay LTW_ENG_20050831.0118 Orhan Pamuk, one of Turkey's best-known novelists, has been charged with insulting the nation and its people by speaking out against the mass deaths of Armenians during and after World War I and the more recent killings of Kurds, his publisher said Wednesday
282.7 2 okay LTW_ENG_20050831.0119 An acclaimed Turkish novelist, Orhan Pamuk, has been charged with the ``public denigrating of Turkish identity'' and faces a possible prison sentence of three years, his publisher said Wednesday
282.7 2 okay LTW_ENG_20051215.0130 Orhan Pamuk, 53, was expected to appear in court in the Istanbul district of Sisli, charged with ``public denigration of Turkish identity
282.7 2 okay XIN_ENG_20051215.0125 Orhan Pamuk, who has won a number of international awards in literature, will go on trial in Istanbul on Friday for "insulting" Turkey.
282.7 2 okay XIN_ENG_20060123.0021 HURRIYET (Freedom): -- A Turkish court on Sunday dropped a case against best- selling author Orhan Pamuk for insulting Turkish identity after the Justice Ministry said it had no authority to try him.
282.7 3 okay AFP_ENG_20051215.0278 In 2005 , lawyers of two Turkish professional associations brought criminal charges against Pamuk after the author made a statement on the alleged killings of 1 million Armenians and 30,000 Kurds in Anatolia during the years of 1915-1917. The charges were dropped on 22 January 2006 .
282.7 3 okay AFP_ENG_20060122.0337 An Istanbul court has thrown out the case against Turkish author Orhan Pamuk, who was accused of "denigrating the Turkish national identity" in remarks on the mass killings of Armenians during World War I, CNN Turk television announced Sunday.
282.7 3 okay AFP_ENG_20060122.0337 Turkey throws out case against author Pamuk
282.7 3 okay AFP_ENG_20060122.0403 Istanbul court has dropped charges against prominent author Orhan Pamuk
282.7 3 okay AFP_ENG_20060123.0164 An Istanbul court has dismissed a case against prominent Turkish author Orhan Pamuk on charges of insulting the Turkish nation in remarks on the mass killings of Armenians during World War One, the writer's lawyer said Monday
282.7 3 okay AFP_ENG_20060123.0222 European Union enlargement commissioner Olli Rehn welcomed on Monday a decision by a Turkish court to drop charges against the prominent Turkish author Orhan Pamuk.
282.7 3 okay APW_ENG_20060124.1046 Straw also praised a Turkish court's decision Monday to drop charges of "insulting Turkishness" against international acclaimed novelist Orhan Pamuk, but said the country still needs to boost human rights as it works toward hoped-for membership in the European Union.
282.7 3 okay APW_ENG_20060224.0604 Earlier this month, the government dropped a case against Orhan Pamuk, the country's best-known novelist, for "insulting Turkishness," after Turkey came under harsh criticism from the EU
282.7 3 okay BLOG06-20051214-014-0000212674 In 2005 , lawyers of two Turkish professional associations brought criminal charges against Pamuk after the author made a statement on the alleged killings of 1 million Armenians and 30,000 Kurds in Anatolia during the years of 1915-1917. The charges were dropped on 22 January 2006 .
282.7 3 okay BLOG06-20060125-041-0034772248 Charges Dropped Against Orhan PamukIt looks as if embattled Turkish author Orhan Pamuk is not going to jail after all
282.7 3 okay BLOG06-20060126-014-0035517545 Turkey has dropped charges of insulting the national identity laid against the country's best-known author, Orhan Pamuk, a Turkish TV station said Sunday.
282.7 3 okay BLOG06-20060127-028-0019271859 Turkey drops charges on Orhan Pamuk .
282.7 3 okay BLOG06-20060128-014-0005802830 Day to Day, January 25, 2006 · A court has dropped charges against Turkish novelist Orhan Pamuk, who was accused of insulting the Turkish republic for writing about the genocide of Armenians in 1915
282.7 3 okay BLOG06-20060130-003-0006790489 A Turkish court has dropped a case against the country's internationally renowned writer Orhan Pamuk, who faced charges of "insulting Turkishness".
282.7 3 okay XIN_ENG_20060123.0021 HURRIYET (Freedom): -- A Turkish court on Sunday dropped a case against best- selling author Orhan Pamuk for insulting Turkish identity after the Justice Ministry said it had no authority to try him.
282.7 4 okay AFP_ENG_20050622.0291 "In Orhan Pamuk, we are honouring an author who like no other writer of our time, explores the historical footprints of the West in the East and the East in the West," it said.
282.7 4 okay AFP_ENG_20050622.0291 Pamuk has created a genre in which Europe and Islamic Turkey co-exist.
282.7 4 okay AFP_ENG_20050622.0291 Pamuk has created a genre in which Europe and Islamic Turkey co-exist."
282.7 4 okay AFP_ENG_20051023.0372 "Orhan Pamuk traces the imprints of the East on the West and  those of the West on the East," he said
282.7 4 okay AFP_ENG_20051215.0278 Pamuk 's most recent novel is Kar in 2002 ( English translation , Snow , 2004 ) , which explores the conflict between Islamism and Westernism in modern Turkey .
282.7 4 okay AFP_ENG_20051215.0278 Pamuk 's work often touches on the deep-rooted tension between East and West and tradition and secularism .
282.7 4 okay BLOG06-20051214-014-0000212674 Pamuk 's work often touches on the deep-rooted tension between East and West and tradition and secularism .
282.7 4 okay NYT_ENG_20051022.0038 Memoir of a City," Pamuk has become to many here and abroad a symbol of Turkey's Westernizing ambitions
282.7 5 okay AFP_ENG_20051215.0232 "It is not Orhan Pamuk who will stand trial tomorrow, but Turkey," EU Enlargement Commissioner Olli Rehn said in a statement in Brussels Thursday.
282.7 5 okay AFP_ENG_20051217.0081 The case, in which Pamuk stands accused of insulting the Turkish nation, got off to a turbulent start Friday as militant nationalists heaped abuse on the writer and European Parliament members who came to observe the trial, seen as a test for freedom of speech in the country, which seeks to join the European Union
282.7 5 okay AFP_ENG_20051221.0125 The charges against Yildiz are the same as those against Turkish author Orhan Pamuk and Turkish-Armenian journalist Hrant Dink in controversial cases that have been strongly criticised by the European Union, which Turkey is seeking to join
282.7 5 okay AFP_ENG_20060123.0222 huge international attention and cast a pall on Turkey&apos;s commitment to free speech at a time
282.7 5 okay APW_ENG_20051008.0279 The charges brought against one of Turkey's most successful writers has raised questions about the country's tolerance of free expression, and the European Union has said it will be watching closely when Pamuk goes before a judge Dec. 16
282.7 5 okay APW_ENG_20051216.0019 A delegation from the European Parliament is expected to monitor the trial
282.7 5 okay APW_ENG_20051227.0631 EU officials have already harshly criticized Turkey for putting Orhan Pamuk, the country's best known novelist, on trial on charges of insulting the country and have called on Turkey to do more to protect freedom of expression at a time when the country is seeking to join the bloc
282.7 5 okay APW_ENG_20060124.1046 Straw also praised a Turkish court's decision Monday to drop charges of "insulting Turkishness" against international acclaimed novelist Orhan Pamuk, but said the country still needs to boost human rights as it works toward hoped-for membership in the European Union.
282.7 5 okay APW_ENG_20060224.0604 Earlier this month, the government dropped a case against Orhan Pamuk, the country's best-known novelist, for "insulting Turkishness," after Turkey came under harsh criticism from the EU
282.7 5 okay BLOG06-20051221-004-0006387103 The trial of acclaimed Turkish novelist Orhan Pamuk casts a shadow over the country's entry talks to the EU, a senior EU official has warned
282.7 5 okay BLOG06-20051221-027-0050579391 The EU has made its concern about the trial of Orhan Pamuk very clear.
282.7 5 okay BLOG06-20060103-050-0000989430 SOME EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT MEMBERS DEMAND TO CLOSE ORHAN PAMUK CASE A COLLECTION OF SIGNATURES AIMED TO PRESS UPON TURKEY TO CLOSE LEGAL PROCEEDINGS AGAINST ORHAN PAMUK HRANT DINK AND RAHIP JAKAROGLU WAS LAUNCHED IN THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT
282.7 5 okay BLOG06-20060105-001-0034175807 Turkey s accession to the European Union, now jeopardised by the trial of Orhan Pamuk, requires not that it comes to terms with its atrocities; only that it permits its writers
282.7 5 okay BLOG06-20060128-025-0086658535 Olli Rehn, the EU commissioner in charge of expansion, said the decision to drop the case against Pamuk was ‘good news for freedom of expression in Turkey,’ but said that ‘Pamuk is not the only case of a person prosecuted for having expressed a non-violent opinion in Turkey’, noting that ’several journalists, editors, writers and academics still face similar charges today
282.7 5 okay XIN_ENG_20051216.0055 MILLIYET (Nationality): -- European Union Enlargement Commissioner Olli Rehn said that the trial of novelist Orhan Pamuk may have a negative impact on Turkey's entry talks.
282.7 5 okay XIN_ENG_20051216.0149 Eurlings said earlier that they do not have the intention to interfere with Turkish justice but court cases against writers including Orhan Pamuk, Hrant Dink, Burak Pekdil, Fatih Tas and Ragip Zarakolu were in contravention of the European Human Rights Convention
283.7 1 okay BLOG06-20060118-001-0009958480 Each year, Habitat affiliates in the United States tithe a portion of their donations to Habitat for Humanity International, where funds are redistributed to build decent, affordable housing for families around the world
283.7 1 okay LTW_ENG_20050308.0171 Once a Millionaire Fuller has told of his founding of Habitat for Humanity in several books, and it is legendary throughout the organization, which has grown from having a handful of volunteers in 1976 to an organization with a $200 million annual budget and 550 workers at the Americus headquarters
283.7 1 okay LTW_ENG_20050425.0033 HABITAT-RECYCLE -- Building supply and home furnishings resale shops operated by local chapters of Habitat for Humanity are a win-win opportunity; the international charity raises much-needed cash, donors receive tax deductions for giving unwanted merchandise, homeowners and landlords find bargains, and last but not least, landfills are spared countless tons of usable goods.
283.7 1 okay NYT_ENG_20050123.0056 Mike Carscaddon, an executive vice president for Habitat's international division, said Habitat chapters in The Netherlands have raised $1. 3 million
283.7 1 okay NYT_ENG_20050804.0228 Stanley said he and his wife had given at least $5 million to Habitat since he sent a letter in the 1980s to President Jimmy Carter, whose support for Habitat has undergirded its fundraising prowess
283.7 1 okay NYT_ENG_20050804.0278 '' Habitat for Humanity and its more than 2,000 affiliates have a combined annual budget of about $ 748 million .
283.7 1 okay NYT_ENG_20050804.0278 Habitat for Humanity and its more than 2,000 affiliates have a combined annual budget of about $748 million.
283.7 1 okay NYT_ENG_20050804.0278 have a combined annual budget of about $748 million
283.7 2 vital APW_ENG_20050912.1127 Habitat for Humanity International has raised $8. 2 million (euro6. 66 million) since the disaster, while the Baton Rouge Area Foundation has raised more than $8 million (euro6. 5 million) and has had to move its Web site to more advanced computer servers because of the influx of donations
283.7 2 vital APW_ENG_20050916.1032 Connick and Marsalis, both Habitat for Humanity honorary chairs, will donate all proceeds to "Operation Home Delivery," Habitat's long-term Gulf Coast rebuilding plan
283.7 2 vital APW_ENG_20051010.0851 Rebuild the Coast has given $300,000 (euro248,000) to the Albemarle County, Virginia, and the University of Virginia chapters of Habitat for Humanity, which will build homes for displaced families in Jackson County, Mississippi.
283.7 2 vital APW_ENG_20051011.0731 building houses for displaced people by the hurricane
283.7 2 vital APW_ENG_20051026.0371 ___ WORKING TOGETHER:@ Eight families affected by Hurricanes Katrina and Rita will get new homes courtesy of Major League Baseball and Habitat for Humanity.
283.7 2 vital APW_ENG_20051207.0131 Connick, Branford Marsalis, Habitat for Humanity plan `musicians' village' in New Orleans
283.7 2 vital APW_ENG_20051207.0131 Singer Harry Connick Jr.  and saxophone player Branford Marsalis are working with Habitat for Humanity to create a "village" for New Orleans musicians who lost their homes to Hurricane Katrina
283.7 2 vital APW_ENG_20051216.0100 Singer Harry Connick Jr. and saxophone player Branford Marsalis are working with Habitat for Humanity to create a "village" for musicians who lost their homes to Hurricane Katrina.
283.7 2 vital BLOG06-20051210-134-0000307177 In addition to the Ellis Marsalis Center , Habitat for Humanity hopes to build 250 to 500 homes over a four-parish area .
283.7 2 vital BLOG06-20060106-010-0032719102 The $40,000 raised from the “Rebuild the Coast’ golf tournament was earmarked by the Grishams to fund the building of six homes by the University of Virginia Architecture students and other volunteers for Charlottesville’s Habitat for Humanity and was also used to help transport the homes to Jackson County Habitat, outside of Biloxi, Mississippi
283.7 2 vital BLOG06-20060109-030-0030173457 HABITAT FOR HUMANITY OPERATION HOME DELIVERY HABITAT FOR HUMANITY IS BUILDING HOMES IN AREAS DEVASTATED BY HURRICANE KATRINA
283.7 2 vital BLOG06-20060118-001-0009958480 Habitat has initiated a special program to help restore housing to the areas affected by Hurricanes Katrina and Rita .
283.7 2 vital LTW_ENG_20050919.0110 But Habitat for Humanity International, which in the United States has raised more than $10 million for Katrina victims so far, plans to start building houses only when areas are determined to be safe and secure.
283.7 2 vital LTW_ENG_20050919.0110 in the United States has raised more than $10 million for Katrina victims so far
283.7 2 vital LTW_ENG_20051010.0142 Habitat for Humanity is building homes for storm victims.
283.7 2 vital NYT_ENG_20050512.0281 Habitat has initiated a special program to help restore housing to the areas affected by Hurricanes Katrina and Rita .
283.7 2 vital NYT_ENG_20050921.0095 Habitat will be using standard house plans developed by its New Orleans affiliate to build homes for families displaced because of Hurricane Katrina and ensuing flooding, said Angela Foster, Habitat for Humanity International spokeswoman in Americus
283.7 3 vital NYT_ENG_20050123.0056 Crews in South Asia plan to break ground soon on some of 25,000 houses that Habitat for Humanity International plans to build for people displaced by the Indian Ocean tsunamis
283.7 3 vital NYT_ENG_20050123.0056 Crews in South Asia plan to break ground soon on some of 25,000 houses that Habitat for Humanity International plans to build for people displaced by the Indian Ocean tsunamis .
283.7 3 vital NYT_ENG_20050123.0056 In the United States, Habitat affiliates in Asheville and Lake Norman, N.C. have agreed to donate money for tsunami relief beyond what Habitat affiliates nationwide typically give toward international projects
283.7 3 vital NYT_ENG_20050123.0056 to donate money for tsunami relief beyond what Habitat affiliates nationwide typically give toward
283.7 3 vital NYT_ENG_20051016.0050 International, www.habitat.org, reported that more than 24,000 Americans volunteered by Oct. 3, exceeding the 7,500 who registered in January to help out after the tsunami.
283.7 4 okay APW_ENG_20041025.0306 built more than 175,000 houses since its founding in 1976
283.7 4 okay APW_ENG_20050201.0024 Habitat for Humanity, based in Americus, Georgia, has a worldwide network of 3,300 affiliates that have built 175,000 houses in 100 countries and attracted high-profile volunteers, including former President Jimmy Carter
283.7 4 okay APW_ENG_20050201.0024 Habitat for Humanity, based in Americus, Georgia, has a worldwide network of 3,300 affiliates that have built 175,000 houses in 100 countries and attracted high-profile volunteers, including former President Jimmy Carter.
283.7 4 okay APW_ENG_20050810.0120 Habitat, which builds an average of 60 homes a day, will soon complete its 200,000th house, in Knoxville, Tennessee.
283.7 4 okay BLOG06-20051219-046-0016865000 Habitat for Humanity, founded in 1976, is a nonprofit international ecumenical Christian housing ministry that has built almost a quarter million houses worldwide, with homes for more than 1 million people in more than 3,000 communities, according to http
283.7 4 okay BLOG06-20060118-001-0009958480 By 2004 Habitat had built 50,000 houses in the U.S. and over 175,000 around the world , with Habitat groups working in over 100 countries .
283.7 4 okay BLOG06-20060118-001-0009958480 - Habitat for Humanity has built homes for 200,000 families worldwide
283.7 4 okay BLOG06-20060219-020-0002188318 Since its founding in 1976, the nonprofit Habitat for Humanity has built more than 200,000 houses around the world, providing more than 1 million people in more than 3,000 communities with safe, decent and affordable shelter
283.7 4 okay NYT_ENG_20041204.0089 One of the world's best-known nonprofit groups, Habitat has built more than 175,000 houses for 900,000 people, but tension between Fuller and Habitat's board of directors has raised questions about what's next for Fuller and the home-building ministry
283.7 4 okay NYT_ENG_20050131.0209 Since then, Habitat has built 175,000 houses for 900,000 people in 100 countries.
283.7 4 okay NYT_ENG_20050512.0281 By 2004 Habitat had built 50,000 houses in the U.S. and over 175,000 around the world , with Habitat groups working in over 100 countries .
283.7 5 okay APW_ENG_20050201.0024 Habitat for Humanity fires founder following sexual harassment allegations
283.7 5 okay APW_ENG_20050511.1231 Fuller, who founded Habitat for Humanity in 1976, was fired Jan. 31 after more than a year of tension sparked by allegations that he sexually harassed a female colleague.
283.7 5 okay LTW_ENG_20050308.0171 After years of silence, several former employees and close associates of Fuller including three ordained ministers have come forward to say they have inside knowledge of numerous prior allegations of sexual misconduct and workplace harassment by him, beginning before he founded Habitat for Humanity here in 1976
283.7 5 okay LTW_ENG_20050308.0171 Since Habitat for Humanity fired its founder and president, Millard Fuller, for sexual harassment six weeks ago, his supporters throughout the giant nonprofit housing organization have campaigned to reinstate him.
283.7 5 okay LTW_ENG_20050308.0171 The seven member executive committee of Habitat for Humanity's board of directors removed Fuller as president on Jan. 31 after an accusation that he inappropriately touched and made suggestive comments to a female employee during a ride to the Atlanta airport in 2003.
283.7 5 okay LTW_ENG_20050308.0173 The following story is now scheduled: HABITAT -- AMERICUS, Ga. -- Since Habitat for Humanity fired its founder and president, Millard Fuller, for sexual harassment six weeks ago, his supporters throughout the giant nonprofit housing organization have campaigned to reinstate him, but the outpouring of sympathy for Fuller, 70, has also had a reverse effect; after years of silence, several former employees and close associates of Fuller -- including three ordained ministers -- have come forward to say they hav
283.7 5 okay NYT_ENG_20050804.0161 EXP-HABITAT-APPOINT (Undated) -- Habitat for Humanity, the Georgia-based home building organization, has selected Jonathan Reckford as its new leader, hoping to put behind it the turmoil over the March firing of its charismatic founder over allegations -- which he declares false -- of sexual harrasment.
283.7 6 okay APW_ENG_20050805.0062 Habitat for Humanity announces new CEO
283.7 6 okay APW_ENG_20050805.0062 Habitat for Humanity International, the charity that builds homes for the poor in 100 countries, announced Thursday that it has tapped a pastor and former retail executive to be its new leader.
283.7 6 okay APW_ENG_20050805.0062 Reckford will make a $210,000 (euro170,468) salary and plans to move soon to Americus, Georgia, where Habitat is headquartered.
283.7 6 okay BLOG06-20060118-001-0009958480 On August 4th , 2005 , Habitat announced the selection of a new Chief Executive Officer for the organization , former president of stores of Musicland and executive pastor of the Edina , Minnesota Christ Presbyterian Church , Jonathan Reckford .
283.7 6 okay LTW_ENG_20050308.0171 fired its founder and president, Millard Fuller
283.7 6 okay NYT_ENG_20050131.0209 Habitat says former President Jimmy Carter, a longtime friend of Fuller's and a Habitat supporter, will serve as honorary chairman of a committee searching for a new chief executive
283.7 6 okay NYT_ENG_20050131.0209 Habitat says former President Jimmy Carter, a longtime friend of Fuller's and a Habitat supporter, will serve as honorary chairman of a committee searching for a new chief executive, a process that has been under way since Habitat removed Fuller from day-to-day operations last year
283.7 6 okay NYT_ENG_20050512.0281 On August 4th , 2005 , Habitat announced the selection of a new Chief Executive Officer for the organization , former president of stores of Musicland and executive pastor of the Edina , Minnesota Christ Presbyterian Church , Jonathan Reckford .
283.7 6 okay NYT_ENG_20050804.0045 NATIONAL GENERAL ("a" code) HABITAT APPOINT (Undated) Habitat for Humanity, the Georgia based home building organization, has selected Jonathan Reckford as its new leader, hoping to put behind it the turmoil over the March firing of its charismatic founder over allegations which he declares false of sexual harrasment.
283.7 6 okay NYT_ENG_20050804.0161 EXP-HABITAT-APPOINT (Undated) -- Habitat for Humanity, the Georgia-based home building organization, has selected Jonathan Reckford as its new leader, hoping to put behind it the turmoil over the March firing of its charismatic founder over allegations -- which he declares false -- of sexual harrasment.
283.7 6 okay NYT_ENG_20050804.0278 Habitat for Humanity International opened a new chapter Thursday by naming a new top executive months after firing its founder and longtime leader.
283.7 6 okay NYT_ENG_20050808.0151 " Habitat officials announced last week that Reckford is the nonprofit organization's new chief executive officer.
283.7 7 okay APW_ENG_20050511.1231 Habitat for Humanity International is suing the group's ousted founder and his new charity, saying its name _ Building Habitat Inc
283.7 7 okay APW_ENG_20050511.1231 Habitat for Humanity sues ousted founder over his new charity's name
283.7 7 okay APW_ENG_20050511.1231 The lawsuit argues that Fuller's use of the Habitat name infringes on Habitat for Humanity's trademarks
283.7 7 okay NYT_ENG_20050512.0281 Habitat asked a judge to prevent Fuller from using the name "Building Habitat" on the grounds that it infringes on Habitat for Humanity's trademark.
283.7 7 okay NYT_ENG_20050512.0281 Habitat's lawsuit, however, says Fuller's new organization could "divert funds from Habitat" by encouraging donors to give to the new Building Habitat instead of Habitat for Humanity
283.7 7 okay NYT_ENG_20050512.0281 Habitat's lawsuit, however, says Fuller's new organization could divert funds from Habitat by encouraging donors to give to the new Building Habitat instead of Habitat for Humanity
283.7 7 okay NYT_ENG_20050512.0281 He said donors accustomed to receiving a fund-raising letter signed by Fuller when he worked for Habitat for Humanity International are likely to be confused to receive another fund-raising appeal signed by Fuller, especially one from an organization with "Habitat" in its name
283.7 7 okay NYT_ENG_20050804.0257 He will face the challenge of retaining donors, some of whom are supporting Habitat's former leader, Millard Fuller, who has started a new charity after his ouster and was sued by Habitat for initially calling his organization Building Habitat
284.7 1 vital AFP_ENG_20050728.0044 Before CAFTA can go into effect, it must be approved by the legislatures of Nicaragua, Costa Rica and the Dominican Republic
284.7 1 vital APW_ENG_20050802.0010 The other three countries have two years to approve it.
284.7 1 vital APW_ENG_20050817.1020 While the agreement was recently passed by the U. S. Congress and signed by U. S. President George W. Bush, it is still awaiting approval by congresses in Costa Rica, Nicaragua and the Dominican Republic
284.7 1 vital APW_ENG_20050908.1219 1.  While the measure is facing difficulty in Costa Rica, Portman said the administration would favor going ahead with the countries that have approved the pact rather than waiting for approval by all CAFTA nations
284.7 1 vital APW_ENG_20050908.1219 While the measure is facing difficulty in Costa Rica, Portman said the administration would favor going ahead with the countries that have approved the pact rather than waiting for approval by all CAFTA nations.
284.7 1 vital APW_ENG_20051021.1081 Costa Rica is the last country left that needs to approve CAFTA.Nicaragua, Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador and the Dominican Republic have already joined.
284.7 1 vital BLOG06-20060103-020-0024646445 The CAFTA-DR partners agreed to a target date of January 1, 2006, for entry into force
284.7 1 vital BLOG06-20060119-074-0020351914 For DR-CAFTA to come into effect , it still must be approved by the legislatures of the other parties to the agreement .
284.7 1 vital XIN_ENG_20050728.0358 For DR-CAFTA to come into effect , it still must be approved by the legislatures of the other parties to the agreement .
284.7 2 okay AFP_ENG_20050728.0015 Signed more than a year ago, CAFTA-DR was approved by a 54-45 vote in the Senate on June 30
284.7 2 okay AFP_ENG_20050728.0066 CAFTA trade pact clears US Congress by Laura Bonilla ATTENTION - ADDS White House reax///
284.7 2 okay AFP_ENG_20050908.0751 Portman said the US hand had been strengthened by the narrow approval given by Congress in late July to a free trade deal with Central American nations known as CAFTA.
284.7 2 okay APW_ENG_20050714.1140 The Senate, on a 54-45 vote two weeks ago, approved the agreement signed a year ago that would eliminate tariffs and other trade barriers with the Dominican Republic and the Central American nations of Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras and Nicaragua
284.7 2 okay APW_ENG_20051107.0667 The Central American Free Trade Agreement, or CAFTA, was recently ratified by Congress, but it came on a narrow vote that required aggressive lobbying by the White House
284.7 2 okay APW_ENG_20060103.0941 THE U.S. CONGRESS RATIFIED IT IN AUGUST
284.7 2 okay BLOG06-20051227-057-0001121835 It had already passed the Senate by a healthy margin, so President Bush signed CAFTA into law toot-sweet.
284.7 2 okay BLOG06-20060119-074-0020351914 The United States Senate approved the DR-CAFTA agreement on June 30 2005 by a vote of 54-45. ( The agreement is under international law classified as a treaty ; however it is not classified as such under the U.S. Constitution , which uses the word " treaty " in a more restricted sense .
284.7 2 okay LTW_ENG_20050728.0006 Approval of CAFTA handed a victory to Bush at a time
284.7 2 okay LTW_ENG_20050728.0154 CAFTA, which was approved by the Senate in June and now awaits Bush's signature, will remove most trade barriers between the United States
284.7 2 okay NYT_ENG_20050630.0281 SENATE MOVES TOWARD APPROVAL OF CAFTA
284.7 2 okay NYT_ENG_20050630.0337 Brady said the Senate approval will help dispel a perception that the trade agreement is dead this year.
284.7 2 okay NYT_ENG_20050727.0225 The Senate passed CAFTA on June 30 by a 54-45 vote .
284.7 2 okay NYT_ENG_20050727.0225 The Senate passed CAFTA on June 30 by a 54-45 vote.
284.7 2 okay XIN_ENG_20050728.0358 The United States Senate approved the DR-CAFTA agreement on June 30 2005 by a vote of 54-45. ( The agreement is under international law classified as a treaty ; however it is not classified as such under the U.S. Constitution , which uses the word " treaty " in a more restricted sense .
284.7 3 okay BLOG06-20060119-074-0020351914 Bordering Central American nations not in the agreement include Belize and Panama on the mainland , and Haiti which is on the island of Hispaniola with the Dominican Republic .
284.7 3 okay XIN_ENG_20050728.0358 Bordering Central American nations not in the agreement include Belize and Panama on the mainland , and Haiti which is on the island of Hispaniola with the Dominican Republic .
284.7 4 okay AFP_ENG_20050502.0475 CAFTA, which will eliminate tariffs and trade barriers between the United States, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua and Costa Rica, was signed in May 2004.
284.7 4 okay AFP_ENG_20050512.0728 Bush faces a divided Congress as he tries to win approval of the Dominican Republic-Central American Free Trade Agreement (DR-CAFTA) that would eliminate most tariffs and trade barriers between the United States and Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua and the Dominican Republic
284.7 4 okay AFP_ENG_20050512.0728 Bush faces a divided Congress as he tries to win approval of the Dominican Republic-Central American Free Trade Agreement (DR-CAFTA) that would eliminate most tariffs and trade barriers between the United States and Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua and the Dominican Republic.
284.7 4 okay AFP_ENG_20051015.0010 The agreement, narrowly approved by the US Congress in July, will immediately lift duties and tariffs on more than 80 percent of US consumer and industrial products sold to the region, creating the second largest export market for US goods in Latin America.
284.7 4 okay BLOG06-20060119-074-0020351914 If passed by the countries involved , tariffs on about 80% of U.S. exports to the participating countries will be eliminated immediately and the rest will be phased out over the subsequent decade .
284.7 4 okay XIN_ENG_20050512.0356 Bush's meeting with Central American leaders occurred as he tries to win approval of the Dominican Republic-Central American Free Trade Agreement (DR-CAFTA) that would eliminate most tariffs and trade barriers between the United States and the six Latin American countries
284.7 4 okay XIN_ENG_20050728.0358 If passed by the countries involved , tariffs on about 80% of U.S. exports to the participating countries will be eliminated immediately and the rest will be phased out over the subsequent decade .
284.7 5 okay BLOG06-20060119-074-0020351914 Due to the U.S. Government 's Caribbean Basin Initiative , the vast majority of goods produced in the participating countries already enter the United States duty-free .
284.7 5 okay NYT_ENG_20050702.0071 The CAFTA countries export $18 billion a year to the United States, 80 percent of which is duty-free, thanks to prior, smaller agreements
284.7 5 okay XIN_ENG_20050728.0358 As a result , it is important to note that the DR-CAFTA 's implementation would not require substantial reductions in U.S. import duties with respect to the other countries participating in the agreement .
285.6 1 vital AFP_ENG_20050312.0174 In the course of his planned 20-day trek to Muktinath, at an altitude of 3,800 metres (12,400 feet), starting this weekend, Wagner said he would also like to encounter a Yeti, a gigantic yet shy humanoid creature fabled to roam the heights of the Himalayas in Nepal.
285.6 1 vital APW_ENG_20060302.0105 In Nepalese lore, the mysterious yeti is thought to protect the pristine east Asian mountains and forests
285.6 1 vital BLOG06-20051216-070-0006131435 The yeti , also known as the abominable snowman , is a supposed large primate-like creature reported to live in the Himalayas. The Western name is derived from the Tibetan yeh-teh ( transliterated : gYa ' dred ) , " little man-like animal " ; it is a false cognate with Old English geottan ( or yettin in Modern English ) , an antiquated word for an orc or troll ( see also jotun ) .
285.6 1 vital BLOG06-20060103-020-0033208143 The Yeti looks like my junior high school nurse
285.6 1 vital BLOG06-20060130-010-0024393869 The monks described the yeti by placing both hands above their heads in a flattened cone shape to indicate the distinctive shape of the high domed ridge of the yeti's head, which is part of many descriptions
285.6 1 vital LTW_ENG_20050512.0068 Similar tales abound in other uncharted places. Ukrainian researchers claimed that Yeti holes up in their rugged mountains, and something called the Hairy Man tromps the Alaska backcountry. And even well documented hoaxes haven't buried Bigfoot, the most illustrious cryptid who embodies another trait that explains Tessie's longevity: He is shy.
285.6 1 vital NYT_ENG_20050124.0174 For years I've been obsessed with the yeti -- the abominable snowman -- the half-mythological, ape-like creature that occasionally leaves mysterious lines of footprints across Himalayan snowfields.
285.6 1 vital NYT_ENG_20050124.0174 the half-mythological, ape-like creature that occasionally leaves mysterious lines of footprints across Himalayan snowfields
285.6 1 vital NYT_ENG_20060313.0146 The yeti , also known as the abominable snowman , is a supposed large primate-like creature reported to live in the Himalayas. The Western name is derived from the Tibetan yeh-teh ( transliterated : gYa ' dred ) , " little man-like animal " ; it is a false cognate with Old English geottan ( or yettin in Modern English ) , an antiquated word for an orc or troll ( see also jotun ) .
285.6 2 okay BLOG06-20051216-070-0005810720 find readers of cryptozoology highly and rightfully skeptical, and most books on cryptozoology, Bigfoot, Yeti, and other mystery primates contain good sections on the hoaxes, mistakes, and misidentifications that are found in the mix
285.6 2 okay LTW_ENG_20050512.0068 Perhaps the same logic explains why some have seen Bigfoot, Chupacabra, Yeti and all the other so-called beasts who are tracked by cryptozoologists, the name given to those who study these hidden creatures
285.6 2 okay LTW_ENG_20050512.0068 Perhaps the same logic explains why some have seen Bigfoot, Chupacabra, Yeti and all the other so-called beasts who are tracked by cryptozoologists, the name given to those who study these hidden creatures.
285.6 2 okay NYT_ENG_20051001.0040 At the Web site for the group, www. internationalsocietyofcryptozoology. org, there is a list of 15 classes of unresolved claims about unusual beasts, including big cats, giant crocodiles, huge snakes, large octopuses, mammoths, biped primates like the yeti in the Himalayas and long-necked creatures resembling the gigantic dinosaurs called sauropods
285.6 2 okay NYT_ENG_20051001.0040 At the Web site for the group, www.internationalsocietyofcryptozoology.org, there is a list of 15 classes of unresolved claims about unusual beasts, including big cats, giant crocodiles, huge snakes, large octopuses, mammoths, biped primates like the yeti in the Himalayas and long necked creatures resembling the gigantic dinosaurs called sauropods.
285.6 2 okay NYT_ENG_20060313.0146 Still , the yeti remains one of the most famous creatures in cryptozoology .
285.6 3 okay BLOG06-20051216-070-0006131435 The yeti , also known as the abominable snowman , is a supposed large primate-like creature reported to live in the Himalayas. The Western name is derived from the Tibetan yeh-teh ( transliterated : gYa ' dred ) , " little man-like animal " ; it is a false cognate with Old English geottan ( or yettin in Modern English ) , an antiquated word for an orc or troll ( see also jotun ) .
285.6 3 okay NYT_ENG_20060313.0146 The yeti , also known as the abominable snowman , is a supposed large primate-like creature reported to live in the Himalayas. The Western name is derived from the Tibetan yeh-teh ( transliterated : gYa ' dred ) , " little man-like animal " ; it is a false cognate with Old English geottan ( or yettin in Modern English ) , an antiquated word for an orc or troll ( see also jotun ) .
285.6 4 okay AFP_ENG_20060318.0273 An encounter with a creature known as the Yeti, the mountain's legendary protector.
285.6 4 okay AFP_ENG_20060318.0273 Visitors stroll through Serka Zong, with its real museum and make believe Internet cafe and trekking supply store, on their way to a roller coaster ride through the mountain and an encounter with a creature known as the Yeti, the mountain's legendary protector.
285.6 4 okay BLOG06-20051209-029-0019904265 Yeti and Bigfoot are covert RNC operatives
285.6 4 okay BLOG06-20051210-017-0006269797 This is one of the earliest recorded sightings of what may have been the Yowie, a mythical creature not dissimilar to America's Bigfoot or Tibet's Abominable Snowman, or Yeti ...Tagged: cryptozoology, cryptid, fortean, zoology, biology, australia </TEXT>
285.6 4 okay BLOG06-20051216-070-0006131435 Gigantopithecus and Homo erectus and sapiens (humans) lived at the same time during the Pleistocene and there’s no reason to think they might not still co-exist
285.6 4 okay BLOG06-20051216-070-0006131435 Most mainstream scientists and experts consider current evidence of the yeti 's existence to be unpersuasive , and the result of hoaxes , legend , or misidentification of mundane creatures .
285.6 4 okay BLOG06-20060120-027-0023862837 They begin with Hillarys conclusion that the Yeti is a cultural myth, and then they build the case on the retelling of his mythical expedition.
285.6 4 okay BLOG06-20060120-027-0023862837 yeti is a cultural myth , and then they build the case on the retelling of his mythical expedition .
285.6 4 okay NYT_ENG_20051010.0170 He'd probably speak Nepalese if he spoke anything .  .  .  I don't think I'll find a yeti, but there's a very real chance I will find evidence that may lead to an unknown creature that has become known as the yeti
285.6 4 okay NYT_ENG_20051010.0170 I don't think I'll find a yeti, but there's a very real chance I will find evidence that may lead to an unknown creature that has become known as the yeti
285.6 4 okay NYT_ENG_20051010.0170 I don't think I'll find a yeti, but there's a very real chance I will find evidence that may lead to an unknown creature that has become known as the yeti.
285.6 4 okay NYT_ENG_20051209.0665 Two entrepreneurs, Norbu and Bob, have decided to make a buck off an abandoned tea plantation. They ignore the villagers' warning that this is the land of the yeti "the guardian of the realm of the snows," said Jue and should be left alone.
285.6 4 okay NYT_ENG_20060313.0146 Most mainstream scientists and experts consider current evidence of the yeti 's existence to be unpersuasive , and the result of hoaxes , legend , or misidentification of mundane creatures .
285.6 5 okay BLOG06-20051216-070-0006131435 Certain physical evidence , however , such as tracks and nests have suggested to some that yeti is an unknown primate , a remnant hominid , or a type of bear .
285.6 5 okay NYT_ENG_20050124.0174 For years I've been obsessed with the yeti -- the abominable snowman -- the half-mythological, ape-like creature that occasionally leaves mysterious lines of footprints across Himalayan snowfields.
285.6 5 okay NYT_ENG_20050124.0174 For years I've been obsessed with the yeti the abominable snowman the half mythological, ape like creature that occasionally leaves mysterious lines of footprints across Himalayan snowfields.
285.6 5 okay NYT_ENG_20050124.0174 the half-mythological, ape-like creature that occasionally leaves mysterious lines of footprints across Himalayan snowfields
285.6 5 okay NYT_ENG_20060313.0146 Certain physical evidence , however , such as tracks and nests have suggested to some that yeti is an unknown primate , a remnant hominid , or a type of bear .