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Senate Armed Services Committee Chairman Sen. John Warner, R-Va., is also considering a look into the issue.
Senate Armed Services Committee Chairman John Warner, R-Va., said he plans hearings.
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Rep. Louise Slaughter, D-N.Y., declared, "The Congress of the United States has never -- ever -- outlawed a medical procedure.
"The Congress of the United States has never — ever — outlawed a medical procedure," said Rep. Louise McIntosh Slaughter (D-N.Y.).
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He called on Prime Minister John Howard to establish a royal commission on child sex abuse.
The Senate motion also called on Prime Minister John Howard to hold a royal commission into child sex abuse.
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AAA spokesman Jerry Cheske said prices may have affected some plans, but cheap hotel deals mitigated the effect.
AAA spokesman Jerry Cheske said prices might have affected some plans, but cheap hotel deals made up for it.
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Nick Markakis, a left-hander from Young Harris Junior College in Georgia, went to the Orioles with the seventh pick.
Next, Baltimore took Nick Markakis, a left-handed pitcher and outfielder from Young Harris Junior College in Georgia.
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He was the Ace of Diamonds in a pack of cards depicting Iraqi fugitives that has been issued to U.S. troops.
He was the ace of diamonds in a U.S. deck of cards showing pictures of most-wanted Iraqi leaders.
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But the yen's gains were capped by wariness about Japanese intervention, with some traders reporting irregular bids that smack of intervention around 118 yen.
But the yen's gains were capped by wariness about Japanese intervention, with some traders reporting irregular bids around 118 yen that could be from the Bank of Japan.
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Werdegar also said Intel's servers weren't harmed by the computer messages and the thousands of recipients were able to request that the E-mails stop, which Hamidi honored.
She also noted that Intel's servers were not harmed and that the thousands of Hamidi e-mail recipients were able to request that the e-mails stop, which Hamidi honored.
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Ms. Strayhorn said she has hired a constitutional scholar to assist her staff.
Strayhorn has brought in a constitutional scholar to advise her on the reallocation.
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Many conservatives have staunchly opposed condom programs, saying they send the wrong message and encourage and enable teens to have sex before marriage.
Some conservative groups have staunchly opposed such programs, saying they send the wrong message and in effect encourage and enable teens to have sex before marriage.
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Terri Schiavo, 39, underwent the procedure at the Tampa Bay area hospice where she has been living for several years, said her father, Bob Schindler.
The tube was removed Wednesday from Terri Schiavo, 39, at the Tampa Bay-area hospice where she has lived for several years.
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Police said they will conduct DNA tests to confirm the man's identity.
DNA tests will be performed to confirm his identity.
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Penn Traffic filed for Chapter 11 reorganization at the end of May.
Penn Traffic entered chapter 11 bankruptcy reorganization May 30.
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The jury verdict, reached Wednesday after less than four hours of deliberation, followed a 2 1/2 week trial, during which Waagner represented himself.
The quick conviction followed a 2 1/2 week trial, during which the Venango County man represented himself.
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Actor Noah Wyle, who has played Dr. John Carter since the shows inception in 1994, extended his contract with the show through the 2004-2005 season.
Noah Wyle, who has played Dr. John Carter since the series launched in 1994, has inked a one-year extension to his deal with producer Warner Bros. TV.
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Investigations by the Air Force inspector general and the Defense Department also are under way.
The Air Force inspector general and the Pentagon also are investigating.
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Earlier Thursday, PeopleSoft formally rejected the unsolicited bid from Oracle.
Thursday morning, PeopleSoft's board rejected the Oracle takeover offer.
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Medicaid is the federal and state government health insurance program for the poor.
Medicaid, which receives federal and state funding, is the government health-insurance program for the poor.
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The 19 face charges including racketeering, conspiracy, organized fraud, grand theft and illegal drug sales, all felonies carrying penalties of five to 30 years in prison.
The suspects were charged with racketeering, conspiracy, organized fraud, grand theft and illegal drug sales, all felonies carrying penalties of five to 30 years in prison.
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Searches for survivors from several previous shipwrecks have often had to be abandoned for similar reasons, leaving the vessels and most of their passengers unaccounted for.
In several previous shipwrecks, the search for survivors had to be abandoned for similar reasons, leaving the vessels and most of their passengers unaccounted for.
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The weapon turned out to be a Halloween toy.
It turned out that the "weapon" was part of a Halloween costume.
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UAL attorney James Sprayregen told a court hearing yesterday that it would submit a fresh business plan, but gave no indication of when.
UAL bankruptcy attorney James Sprayregen said at a court hearing the company will submit an updated business plan to the Air Transportation Stabilization Board, but gave no timeframe.
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There were estimated to be between 400,000 and 750,000 Iraqis employed by state-owned enterprises, but most of the businesses were non- operative, he said.
There are estimated to be between 400,000 and 750,000 Iraqis employed by state-owned enterprises in Iraq, but most of the businesses are currently inoperative, he said.
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Southwest said it recently exercised remaining options for the delivery of nine Boeing 737-700s next year.
Boeing said yesterday that Southwest exercised options to purchase 15 737s for delivery next year.
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My judgment is 95 percent of that information could be declassified, become uncensored so the American people would know," Mr. Shelby said on NBC's "Meet the Press."
"My judgement is 95 percent of that information should be declassified, become uncensored, so the American people would know."
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Following the ATP's notification by Hewitt's lawyers of pending action, it issued another statement that Hewitt has added to his suit.
Following ATP's notification by Hewitt's lawyers that action was pending, it issued another statement in April which Hewitt has added to his suit.
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"I´m very proud of the citizens of this state," Gov. John Baldacci said.
Im very proud of the citizens of this state, said Gov. John Baldacci, a casino foe.
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If this escalation continues as Rowling concludes the saga, there may be an epidemic of Hogwarts headaches in the years to come, he wrote.
"If this escalation continues as Rowling concludes the saga, there may be an epidemic of Hogwarts headaches for years to come."
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The program, which downloads the pornographic material to the usurped computer only briefly to allow visitors to view it, is invisible to the computer's owner.
The program, which only briefly downloads the pornographic material to the usurped computer, is invisible to the computer's owner.
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Toll, Australia's second-largest transport company, last week offered NZ75 a share for Tranz Rail.
Toll last week offered to buy the company for NZ75c a share, or $NZ158 million.
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The specific product that is the subject of the petition, 6000 series aluminium alloy rolled plate, is used for general-purpose engineering, tooling and die applications.
At the center of the petition is a 6000 series aluminum alloy rolled plate that is used for general-purpose engineering, tooling and die applications.
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"We will keep fighting within the law...against this terrorist group and those who support it."
We will keep fighting, within the law, against the terrorist band."
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Only one third of high-speed trains within France were running, national rail company Societe Nationale des Chemins de Fer said.
One third of high-speed trains within France will run, national railway company Societe Nationale des Chemins de Fer estimates.
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Instead of remains, the Ragusas will bury a vial of Michael's blood, which he had donated to a bone marrow center.
Instead of Ragusa's remains, his family will bury a vial of blood he had donated to a bone marrow center.
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Tampering with medicine has been so lucrative that many of those arrested lived in million-dollar homes.
Tampering with medicine apparently was so lucrative, investigators said, that many of the suspects lived in million-dollar homes.
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The decades-long conflict has killed more than 10,000 people in the resource-rich province, most of them civilians.
More than 10,000 people, most of them civilians, have been killed in three decades of insurgency.
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In Somalia, only 26% of adolescent females (aged 10-19) have heard of Aids and just 1% know how to protect themselves.
In Somalia, the report says, only 26 percent of adolescent girls have heard of AIDS and only 1 percent know how to protect themselves.
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"Of course the FBI agent who ran him down received nothing," Mr. Connolly said.
And, of course, the FBI agent who ran him down received nothing - no ticket, no violation."
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Police said three of them had also been detained last week and held for two days as suspects over bomb attacks in Jakarta and the North Sumatran city of Medan.
Police said three of them had also been detained last week and held for two days as suspects over recent bomb attacks.
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He said they should "not really be patrolling or be around those areas when they ... are conducting their prayers."
He said they should "not really be patrolling or be around those areas when they are in their time of when they're conducting their prayers."
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The search feature works with around 120,000 titles from 190 publishers, which translates into some 33 million pages of searchable text.
The feature, which has the approval of book publishers, puts some 33 million pages of searchable text at the disposal of Amazon.com shoppers.
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Every day more American soldiers die.
We're losing one or two American soldiers every day.
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Drinking more coffee may reduce the risk of developing the most common form of diabetes, a study has found.
Drinking caffeinated coffee, you see, may significantly reduce your risk of type 2 diabetes, the most common form of the disease.
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A car and a house were hit in the latest shootings, said Chief Deputy Steve Martin of the Franklin County sheriff's office.
A car and a house were hit in the new shootings, the chief deputy sheriff of Franklin County, Steve Martin, said.
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In a letter sent to The Times and read to the Associated Press after his resignation, Blair blamed "personal issues" and apologized for his "lapse of journalistic integrity."
In a letter sent to The New York Times after his resignation, Mr Blair blamed "personal issues" and apologised for his "lapse of journalistic integrity".
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"September and third quarter data confirm that demand in the global semiconductor market is rising briskly," said George Scalise, president of the SIA.
"September and third-quarter data confirm that demand in the global semiconductor market is rising briskly," George Scalise, the SIA's president, said in the statement.
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No pill is ever expected to replace earplugs and other mechanical ear protection.
Nobody is saying such a pill could replace earplugs and other mechanical ear protection.
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Wal-Mart, the nation's largest private employer, has expanded its antidiscrimination policy to protect gay and lesbian employees, company officials said Tuesday.
Wal-Mart Stores Inc., the nation's largest private employer, will now include gays and lesbians in its anti-discrimination policy, company officials said Wednesday.
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He will be paid $395,000 per year, up from Atkinson's current salary of $361,400.
Dynes will be paid $395,000 a year; Atkinson's salary is $361,400.
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He admits he occasionally lived the life of a playboy: smoking pot, chasing women and living fast and loose.
Schwarzenegger has admitted to occasionally living the life of a playboy: smoking pot, chasing women and living fast and loose.
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In 2001, the number of death row inmates nationally fell for the first time in a generation.
In 2001, the number of people on death row dropped for the first time in a decade.
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The contract also includes a $200,000 buyout.
Perkins also had a $200,000 buyout clause in his contract.
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Prosecutors contended that Mr. Durst had plotted the murder to assume Mr. Black's identity.
Prosecutors maintained that Durst murdered Black to try to assume Black's identity.
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"The lives of American warfighters can be placed at direct risk through illegal transfer of military components," said Defense Department Inspector General Joseph Schmitz.
"The lives of American war-fighters can be placed at direct risk through illegal transfer of military components," Joseph Schmitz, Defence Department inspector general, said.
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In the undergraduate case, Rehnquist said the use of race was not "narrowly tailored" to achieve the university's asserted interest in diversity.
Rehnquist wrote that the system was not narrowly tailored to achieve the interest in educational diversity.
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Thirty-eight percent of patients surveyed in five urban clinics believed the myth that cancer spreads when exposed to air during surgery, according to a poll to be published Tuesday.
Thirty-eight percent of cancer patients in five urban clinics believed the myth that the disease spreads when exposed to air during surgery, according to a survey.
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The latest attack came just two days after three suicide bombers drove a truck loaded with explosives into a government office complex in northern Chechnya, killing 59 people.
The attacks came two days after suicide bombers detonated a truck bomb in a Government compound in northern Chechnya, killing 59.
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The legislation opens the way for police and other personnel to be deployed to the Solomons and to carry out law enforcement functions.
"Once the legislation enters into force, it opens the way for police and other personnel to be deployed to Solomon Islands and to carry out law-enforcement functions.
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The FBI is trying to determine when White House officials and members of the vice president's staff first focused on Wilson and learned about his wife's employment at the CIA.
The FBI is trying to determine when White House officials and members of the vice president’s staff first focused on Wilson and learned about his wife’s employment at the agency.
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Mr Neil said that according to the source, the report will say its inspectors have not even unearthed "minute amounts of nuclear, chemical or biological weapons material".
According to the BBC, the group's interim report will say its inspectors have not even unearthed "minute amounts of nuclear, chemical or biological weapons material".
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Randall Simon singled to right for the second run.
Randall Simon followed with an RBI single to right.
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This is a case about a woman who for 20 years dedicated her life to this country," said Janet Levine.
"This case is about a woman who for over 20 years dedicated herself to this country," Levine said.
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A landslide in central Chungchong province derailed a Seoul-bound train and 28 passengers were injured, television said.
In central Chungchong province, a landslide caused a Seoul-bound Saemaeul Express train to derail, injuring 28 people, local television said.
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A Trillian representative did not return an e-mail requesting comment.
The representative did not return calls seeking additional comment.
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No charges have been filed in the deaths of the other victims; Lupas said authorities were making progress in the case.
No charges have been filed in those deaths, but prosecutor David Lupas said authorities were making progress in the case.
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The head of the panel -- Tillie Fowler, a former US representative from Florida -- told present and past commanders that cadets don't trust them.
The head of the panel, former Rep. Tillie Fowler of Florida, told present and past commanders that cadets don't trust them.
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"It's unfortunate that Senator Clinton would seek to politicize such a qualified nominee as Governor Leavitt," said Taylor Gross, a White House spokesman.
"It is unfortunate that Senator Clinton would seek to politicize such a qualified nominee as Governor Leavitt.
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The girl turned up two days later at a convenience store several cities away, shaken but safe, and helped lead police to her alleged abductor.
The arrest came hours after the girl turned up at a convenience store several cities away and helped lead police to her alleged abductor.
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Ride, astronauts Story Musgrave, Robert "Hoot" Gibson and Daniel Brandenstein will enter the hall of fame together.
Ride will be enshrined along with astronauts Story Musgrave, Robert "Hoot" Gibson and Daniel Brandenstein.
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But that amount would probably be impossible to pass in the Senate, where Republican moderates have refused to go above $350 billion.
Such an amount would probably be unable to summon a majority of the Senate, where Republican moderates have refused to go above $350 billion.
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They varied greatly, ranging from one per cent or two per cent to 36 per cent for a speciality US brand called American Spirit.
The results ranged from 1 per cent or 2 per cent to 36 per cent for a speciality brand called American Spirit.
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The board is investigating whether a shortage of funds in the shuttle program compromised safety.
The board is investigating whether this compromised safety on the shuttle.
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The island nation reported 65 new cases on May 22, a one day record, and 55 new cases on May 23, making Taiwan's epidemic the fastest-growing in the world.
Taiwan reported 65 new cases on May 22, a one-day record, and 55 new cases on May 23, making its epidemic the world's fastest-growing.
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British-born astronaut Michael Foale is about to fly into space to take up his post as commander of the International Space Station.
British-born astronaut Michael Foale is on his way to take command of the international space station.
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Clark said the program would cost about $100 million a year and would be part of the Department of Homeland Security.
Clark, one of nine Democrats seeking the nomination, said the program would cost about $100 million a year and would be within the Department of Homeland Security.
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Ximian brings Novell unparalleled expertise, strengthening our ability to work with [our] customers and leverage open source initiatives more constructively."
"Ximian brings Novell unparalleled Linux expertise . . . [and strengthens] our ability to work with and leverage open source initiatives more constructively."
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Video replays suggested the ball had hit the ground before making contact with Sangakkara's foot.
Television replays, though, showed the ball had touched the ground before Sangakkara's boot (262 for 4).
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The GPO previously closed bookstores in San Francisco, Boston, Philadelphia, Chicago, Birmingham, Cleveland, and Columbus.
Since 2001, the agency has closed bookstores in San Francisco, Boston, Philadelphia, Chicago, Birmingham, Ala., Cleveland, Columbus, Ohio, and Washington.
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Peterson is charged with two counts of murder in the deaths of his wife and unborn son.
Peterson, 30, is awaiting trial on two counts of murder for the deaths of his wife, Laci, and their unborn son.
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PeopleSoft's board now has 10 business days to evaluate the Oracle offer and make a recommendation to its shareholders.
Nevertheless, PeopleSoft must review Oracle's tender offer and make a recommendation to shareholders.
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They named the man charged as Noureddinne Mouleff, a 36-year-old of North African origin who was arrested in the southern coastal town of Eastbourne last week.
Last week, Nur al-Din Muliff, a 36-year-old of North African origin, was arrested in the southern coastal town of Eastbourne.
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"I am unaware of any genuine entries concerning British servicemen in the police records," said a spokesman for the British High Commission in Nairobi yesterday.
"I am therefore unaware of any genuine entries concerning rapes by British servicemen in police records," the spokesman said.
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Amrozi said Jews and the US and its allies had evil plans to colonise countries like Indonesia.
Jews, Americans and their allies had "evil" plans to colonise nations like Indonesia, Amrozi said.
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It is so far out in international water that the finder Odyssey Marine Exploration, of Tampa, Fla., does not have to share the wealth with any governments.
And because it is so far out in international water, salvage company Odyssey Marine Exploration doesn't have to share the wealth with coastal state governments.
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An unclear number of people were killed and more injured.
Four people were killed and 50 injured in the attacks.
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Law enforcement sources who spoke on condition of anonymity confirmed to The Associated Press that Limbaugh was being investigated by the Palm Beach County, Fla., state attorney's office.
Law enforcement officials confirmed that Limbaugh was being investigated by the Palm Beach County, Fla., state attorney's office.
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"Of course, I want to win again, but I think it's worse when you have never won because you get anxious.
"Of course I want to win again, but I think is worse when you never won before because you are very anxious," he says.
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The answer, the group said, would be to "create a format that can be used by all devices but can accommodate other formats."
The DHWG says it will instead create a format that can be used by all devices but can accommodate other formats.
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Committee approval, expected today, would set the stage for debate on the Senate floor beginning Monday.
That would clear the way for debate in the full Senate beginning on Monday.
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Recall proponents claim to have turned in more than 1.6 million signatures.
Recall sponsors say they have submitted 1.6 million signatures.
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Carlton Dotson, a teammate who lives in Hurlock, Md., said he talked to police Friday but was instructed not to talk about the case.
Carlton Dotson, who was on the team last season and lives in Hurlock, Md., said he was told not to talk about the case.
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However, disability declined by more than 10 percent for those 60 to 69, the study said.
Meanwhile, for people aged 60 to 69, disability declined by more than 10 percent.
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"Admiral Black has provided spiritual guidance to thousands of service men and women during his 25 years of service," Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist said yesterday .
"Admiral Black has provided spiritual guidance to thousands of servicemen and women during his 25 years of service," Frist said.
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On Monday, Christian Ganczarski was apprehended at the airport and was to appear before an anti-terrorism judge soon, the officials said.
On Monday, Christian Ganczarski was apprehended at the airport and was to appear before an anti-terrorism judge in the coming days, the officials said on condition of anonymity.
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United already has paid the city $34 million in penalties for missing the first round of employment targets.
United has paid $34 million in penalties for failing to meet employment targets.
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O'Brien was charged with leaving the scene of a fatal accident, a felony.
Bishop Thomas O'Brien, 67, was booked on a charge of leaving the scene of a fatal accident.
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Colorado Attorney-General Ken Salazar later said his office has also filed suit against Invesco, charging it with violations of the state's consumer protection act.
Colorado Attorney General Ken Salazar also filed a lawsuit Tuesday against Invesco, accusing it of violating the state's Consumer Protection Act.
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All five were charged with robbery and criminal impersonation of a police officer.
The teens are being held on charges of robbery and criminal impersonation of a police officer, sources said.
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Long lines formed outside gas stations and people rushed to get money from cash machines Sunday as Israelis prepared to weather a strike that threatened to paralyze the country.
Long lines formed Sunday outside gas stations and people rushed to get money from cash machines as Israelis braced for the strike's effects.
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But he confessed: "There's total fear to start with because you are completely at the mercy of the winds."
But he said there was a "total fear to start with because you are completely at the mercy of the winds".
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