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-29-year-old
-a series of killings and threats by Muslim extremists ordering them to convert to Islam or face death.
-confronting various world crises, such as climate change and food shortages, but he aimed his ire at the world body and the United States.
-swap deal that saw Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Samuel Eto'o switch clubs
-Will Ferrell.
-later this month.
-"It was a tough time. It was a tough five months,"
-Benedetti
-violent, repeated rapes
-guilty
-Ten candidates
-Mohammed Al-Issa
-the audience and said, "Forty of you people in the first few rows come up on stage and give those people outside your seats."
-three security guards and the driver of an American development expert
-drug loads across the border.
-President Obama
-DNA
-all of the park workers and campers on the island were
-seven counts of knowingly transferring the HIV virus,
-in the Staples Center, the 20,000-seat coliseum in downtown Los Angeles
-In June, a week before the qualifying round of the
-Timothy Geithner's job is secure despite critics calling for his
-the men in white hoods.
-Pibor,
-Nancy Leuenhagen,
-terrorists
-Steven Gerrard
-European travel guidebooks
-handshake
-15 inches of
-granted him a fourth, then a fifth bottle,
-Alexander Wolcott
-BP and Transocean executives
-22
-Melody Barnes,
-$100,
-the Los Angeles area
-accusing the men who now control the estate of being "intent on keeping her in the dark" about deals they've made or are negotiating.
-The International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies
-African country
-Savage and her neighbors
-Paul and Rachel Chandler,
-The United States ambassador to Afghanistan, William Wood,
-"I don't like that,"
-49
-Adm. Michael Mullen
-in the hospital
-remain at the club
-2007
-Benjamin Netanyahu
-152
-Jordan Belfi
-Gen. Freddy Padilla,
-Susan Lee,
-258-5
-Thailand,
-15th-century
-hosts many examples of 18th and 19th century architecture and the distinction of being the
-the old-world beats of the tonbak alongside the edgy lyrics of Kanye West?
-Cain unexpectedly put his hand on her leg beneath her skirt "toward my genitals." She also said he pushed her head toward his crotch.
-Robert Park,
-administration's controversial system of military trials for some Guantanamo Bay detainees.
-of volunteers and some hired professional translators.
-Up to 37,000 people nationwide have been
-Juventus
-Connie Culp,
-Suzanne Malveaux
-mother, Jacqueline
-President Obama,
-Ghazi bin Muhammad, a philosophy professor in Islamic faith at Jordan University, and Afghan physician and human rights activist Sima Samar.
-38,
-nor does she think the legal process will make a difference to such men who've already lived a full life.
-one of seven districts in Pakistan's volatile tribal region,
-driving the company's growth in movies, video games and music.
-Elizabeth Alexander
-Hugo Vihlen
-Pfc. Bowe Bergdahl,
-aims to prevent depletion of forests by managing them and making sure their use does not interfere with natural benefits or the local environment.
-three-hour operation
-their separation,
-more than 100 million
-Thursday night
-Skimmed credit card numbers and other personal-identity information stolen from computers also
-"The two places you'd find typewriters are the museum and the police department,"
-Kathy Jo Nicholson,
-Explorers
-57 members of the House Progressive Caucus
-Champions
-the British Grand Prix
-consecrated an openly gay man, Rev. Gene Robinson, as bishop of New Hampshire.
-46 degrees Fahrenheit (7 Celsius)
-August
-the best ways that you can evaluate your vehicle's worth.
-Clarence Center, New York, near Buffalo,
-he is committed to moving forward with a pledge to remove all American combat brigades from Iraq by the end of August 2010, as well as all U.S. troops by the end of
-"We have to uncover any act of
-Michael Ware
-attention deficit hyperactivity disorder
-reporter and editor at the Wall Street Journal,
-Knoxville, Tenn.-based
-and his wife, Barbara,
-almost a year
-he believed he was about to be attacked himself.
-CNN
-Sanlu Group,
-its blissfully empty beaches:
-Judge Sonia Sotomayor takes the judicial oath Saturday as her mother, Celina, holds the
-cricket
-12 months to 84 months,
-an Israeli envoy and the rupture of diplomatic relations
-Chelsea
-14 unapproved narcotics
-nine people
-of killing and dismembering a 22-year-old woman in 1991,
-20 armed
-a cyanide capsule
-Lori Diaz,
-survivors, it's particularly difficult, because not only is there social stigma pressuring them to stay quiet, but also there's pressure that's within the family to stay quiet."
-No. 371
-Scoville
-Foundation,
-a baby gorilla
-"The Rosie Show,"
-adoption in other countries
-A series of major international sporting events, a weak currency and
-from 72 down to six.
-Charlie Gibson
-Casey Anthony,
-through west London to Trafalgar Square,
-justice.
-Men's Fitness magazine's
-texting while driving,
-Pirates
-Wal-Mart said in
-fan and his friends to stop chanting,
-in November, but Johnston is
-In May 1939,
-Susan Boyle's
-Judge Daniel Dawson
-Amanda Knox and her Italian ex-boyfriend, Raffaele Sollecito,
-"I'm going to go on a six-week trip with my husband, and I'm sure there will be long-enough flights for me to think about all the things we could have done better.
-"Observe and Report"
-Apple or app developers
-second staph infection.
-wounded several times during the attack. Though still in intensive care, his ventilator was removed over the weekend, and he began talking afterwards,
-another 35,000.
-day in which police divers worked in water
-he had been missing something in his life musically,
-the NFL
-of fatally shooting his wife and two other people
-along with the keys to his Range Rover.
-to meet the low asking price, Amazon will sell the Kindle Fire at a loss when it debuts on November 15,
-carrying a married couple
-The number of cyclists
-Sultan Munad,
-wants to take the country.
-India,
-seeing five Best Actors presenting Oscars on the same stage
-Mexican drug cartels.
-Peter O'Meara, president of Western Australia's Right to Life Association,
-The Squirtin' Tootin' Tugboat
-an estimated 4 million
-to recognize outstanding accomplishment,
-10
-Rafael Correa
-four
-file-sharing service,
-Iran
-southwest Illinois
-which left 12 soldiers and one civilian dead and 40 other
-resolving the lengthy conflict in Afghanistan
-10,000
-to make their voices heard.
-declared a state of emergency and ordered 2,000 members of the army and the police to help rescue workers.
-Civil War
-in a contained area and the pollution is a concern. All governments in southeast Asia are looking for solutions [to pollution problems], but so far there hasn't been one. We believe that we've found that solution,"
-woman with contusions on her forehead and below her eyes,
-estimated
-San Francisco.
-Dreamworks'
-McDonald's
-statement releasing the ambulance company from liability.
-seven
-use. It might bring down violence, but there would be social damage.
-7:31 a.m. ET.
-7.8 percent
-Jon Brumit and his wife, Sarah,
-old school bootlegging to dealing Mexican dope.
-ferries
-since the June 29 coup.
-auto workers around the country, including Detroit, Michigan,
-Ciudad Juarez, Mexico,
-Four of five
-"Robot and Frank,"
-under age 65.
-multiple organ failure,
-through the streets of the Brazilian city.
-temporarily closed its government facilities in South Africa
-Iraq
-al Qaeda
-were receiving tutoring.
-U.S. spacecraft are set to
-a Russian native,
-Gen. Rookmangud Katawal
-blast of Arctic air
-Two members of the main
-the late entertainer with a memorial and celebration in his honor.
-the streets or
-Country
-24 years,
-Higgs boson and other rare
-intestinal problems
-$10 billion
-engine
-bomb
-South American
-Jaycee
-as many as 90 civilians
-Osama Mustafa Hassan Nasr, or Abu Omar.
-E supplements
-18 years to life
-throwing three punches
-Terry Gilliam, Darren Aronofsky, Paul Greengrass
-Tuesday
-Time Warner
-conducting interviews at a refugee camp.
-Connie Culp,
-airbag inflators
-FBI's Baltimore field office
-Iran will "punish" any threat.
-Ronnie White,
-20 extra minutes.
-Vandenberg Air Force Base in California,
-Democratic Republic of the Congo, Liberia, Rwanda, Sierra Leone
--- it would have to be President Clinton. It could only be President Clinton to secure the release of herself and Euna.
-the eventual champion
-the whole show seems to work, especially the big production numbers.
-Trusted Friends.
-"I am Ozzy,"
-dozens,
-African
-$2.9 million
-Muslims with guns, machetes and knives
-The National Weather Service
-southern region of Calabria
-army officers
-185
-Steve Fossett
-Sidney Frank, shown accepting an honorary degree in 2005, gave $100 million
-After talking with hospital and hospice organizations, which expressed concern that taking the product off the market would result in hardship
-earlier this year,
-Comcast and Time Warner
-A total of 96 supporters
-2,000
-Man in Black's mother
-Bryan Steinhauer
-turntable.fm
-chief rival for the Democratic nomination last year.
-Another high tide
-17-year-old Hayley Petit and 11-year-old Michaela Petit
-osteoarthritis.
-someone who was "unresponsive and not breathing,"
-Mousavi's wife,
-29-year-old
-Anatoli Karpov
-Eugenie
-six hours
-3,500 signatures,
-A man on a revenge mission, Lee travels to a mysterious island to fight in a deadly tournament hosted by an evil billionaire. Along with being technically amazing -- the nunchucks scene is jaw-dropping
-obtaining property under false pretense
-in late 1994.
-Authorities say the five, ranging in ages from 18 to 27,
-has repeatedly denied fomenting
-Saturday
-varied
-former Iranian presidential
-went the wrong way through a checkpoint exit.
-a five-year contract
-The University of Aberdeen, Scotland and the UK's National Health Service (NHS)
-$410 billion
-some of these portable air defense systems have left Libya,"
-imposing peace and security [have been] proved to be wrong,"
-inspectors
-Joseph McGinty Nichol
-reusing sterile saline bags, tubing and other medical supplies from cystoscopies
-pirates
-Tuesday,
-Libyan authorities
-nine months later,
-Argentine
-the "Miracle on the Hudson"
-"The minivan blew out a tire and the driver lost control,"
-a human lie detector
-Trinidad and Tobago.
-set up by the U.N. Security Council recently cited Hyoksin for involvement in development of
-20 to 30
-the compact disc,
-July
-12-year-old
-when Formula One makes its debut in his home country of India
-plays Olivia Benson on "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit."
-President Obama's
-early September,
-"Dallas"
-55 mph (90 kph),
-guilty to rape and incest
-Three leading Iranian reformists
-27- to 33-month prison term.
-to conserve species threatened by deadly fungus, habitat loss, pollution, pesticides and climate change.
-one of the big cats may
-Started in 2003 and bankrolled by PayPal millionaire Elon Musk,
-26 passengers
-feeding tube removed, saying it would be a dignified end to his daughter's life.
-Middle East,
-some parts of south Australia to evacuate their homes
-10
-some younger then 18, who
-anti-submarine warfare ship Ladny
-Animals in zoos, aquariums and museums play an important and powerful part in our cultural and formal educational processes.
-Clarence Center, New York,
-228
-outside the Palace Barracks in the Belfast neighborhood of Holywood
-200 guests and 100 staff members
-Mingora
-a unique machine that may hold one of the solutions to big environmental problems like energy, food production and even global climate change.
-in the national dancing competition in 2004, the Lotus Dancing competition and the first Asian Youth Art Festival.
-Prophet Abraham
-Friday night
-shooting and paralyzing a U.S. Army soldier at a homecoming
-former Iranian president,
-Institute of Young Blind of Bamako
-President Obama
-"Good Morning America."
-Austria,
-Suzanne Malveaux
-Brazil.
-James
+the pillows were great and everything about the room smelled good
+and generally good service. I booked the room directly with the hotel
+The location was excellent
+Our room was clean, well appointed, if a little snug and comfortable. The bathroom wasn't brand new, but was just fine. Service was very good overall. We had to wait a bit too long for our room, but the staff did everything they could to get it ready for us as quickly as possible. As everyone else has noted, no A/C! This was pretty awful, as the rooms get quite warm, especially the smaller ones. If you left the fan on all day, it helped cool things down a bit.Our room was the very last one in the hotel (450) so we were on the main road side, which was quite noisy at night. Lots of sirens and road cleaners going past at all hours. Also, the free wireless didn't reach that end of the hotel, so if that's an essential feature, ask for something more in range of the front desk, maybe. Custom Burger was very expensive, and not at all worth the price in my opinion. The shakes are fantastic though! Right across the road at the Good Hotel, is a pizza place on the bottom floor. Good pizza, good prices and friendly staff, esp Ashanti. Eat here over CB anytime. The location isn't great
+The room was very small but clean and unique
+Location was fantastic,
+It was the most disgusting room I ever stayed in
+noisy.the room next to me was so loud
+The nighty wine reception in the lobby from 5 to 6 was also a great bonus
+There's a great family diner across the street for breakfast
+The room was very comfortable
+Room gorgeous with view to the West, almost could see China in the distance
+the city, near to shops, malls, Chinatown, trollies, public transportation
+enjoy shopping
+The actual hotel itself is OK, the issue we had was the
+Everything about this place was excellent. For the very low price
+breakfast was great and our housekeeper was absolutely delightful
+hotel with a decent location
+the hotel and on the 6th floor
+The hotel is centrally located and was great for shopping at Westfield
+We did the rest of the trip
+: comfy, great pillow
+pillows very flat
+Great location
+There was also a serious lack of storage space in the room
+the complimentary breakfast was awesome
+That street is very loud and alot of traffic
+the room the smallish
+There was no smiling at all from
+big rooms
+The hotel rooms are small
+great restaurant recommendations
+The breakfast is better than the usual Continental
+the breakfast in the lovely Silk Restaurant
+the Dunkirk suite. It is a corner accomodation with great city views
+My room requirements were done perfectly
+the Westin St Francis from the 29th
+location is awesome
+. The staff are very cool
+the rooms are very small
+The wine hour in the cozy lobby was great
+The restuarant is very small and didn't have a chance to eat there
+The Hotel is beautifly decorated and was immaculate in condition
+Had a great breakfast
+the location is great for shopping
+the wine hour is very nice
+great city view
+The hotel is in a very safe area
+Breakfast was convenient and good
+Hotel Carlton is a good place to stay and it is a good value
+Excellent shower head with great pressure
+wonderful breakfast
+room was a little small but very clean and the bed was very comfortable
+Some rooms had working phones, tvs, lights, other rooms didn't. Very inconsistant. Bedding was dirty, one towel in one room
+The rooms were clean comfortable and affordable
+two blocks
+The location was ideal
+rooms very a little on the small size
+This hotel is located in a fabulous location near Fisherman's wharf
+The rooms were obviously recently remodeled and were very nice
+continental breakfast
+The food is very expensive. Breakfast while ok
+LOCATION - average
+constant noise day and night
+And breakfast at the hotel restaurant, it was terrible and overpriced
+breakfast is basic, but free, so very convenient
+The hotel is definitely well run
+Our room was not extra large but we would only be sleeping there
+The room was very clean, updated, with a cool view of the city below
+The hotel is a bright spot in a not-so-nice area of SF
+The rooms were big and the service was warm
+hotel was in a great location
+the rooms are fairly run down and not particularly clean
+The high floor rooms need time to cool off
+THe room was a little on the small side
+The onsite restaurant is outrageously overpriced
+bedroom area and very cramped sitting
+Sadly
+the location so near to Fishermans Wharf was great
+It reminded me of European boutique hotels that I've stayed in
+The area isn't too bad. Just don't go west or south (Tenderloin). Go north, and you hit Nob Hill. Go east, and you hit Union Square
+quiet with no street noise)-
+Internet is $17 per
+Their staff was rude
+it's a decent location
+Great restaurants nearby
+The gym is great
+It's in a handy location
+The rooms are tiny
+comfortable room
+Hotel is in the path of lots of street noise
+I was concerned about trying a new hotel in the Union Square area
+roomservice is great
+breakfast was delicious (scrambled and boiled eggs, sausage, quiche, danishes, scones, croissants, assortment of breads (great sourdough, wheat, white), fresh cut fruit, coffee, tea, orange juice, and cranberry juice
+Location is excellent less than 2 blocks from fishermans Wharf &amp
+We find the overall location perfect
+The room was a bit small but given
+The rooms were clean and nicely decorated. The rooms were also quiet and we felt safe
+it had good reviews
+the service is poor
+The location is fantastic with restaurants, shops, diners very close.
+The continental breakfast was great
+The breakfast was a wonderful
+Room was in good shape
+the hotel staff are very friendly
+. The location was great
+We enjoyed San Fran. way more then we ever thought
+The breakfast was good, although the "hot" items were lukewarm
+The price was great
+but they do not bother you
+Room was very big with loads of storage space
+The breakfast was complementary
+The room was decent size but the decor was beyond outstanding
+Our room was small but very unique and quaint
+the high price
+Incredible location
+If you have it, go spend your $200 plus a night somewhere else
+staff were excellent
+The front desk was friendly and prompt
+There was also a serious lack of storage space in the room
+the staff are excellent,
+Excellent location
+incredibly noisy
+breakfast was great
+This room was cleaner
+The room was clean and comfortable
+Breakfast was also pricey
 18
-Lopez
-She was 86.
-shutdowns, layoffs and cutbacks plaguing the newspaper industry.
-Brian David Mitchell,
-Lula, 66, will be treated at Sao Paulo's Syrian-Lebanese Hospital,
-off Turks and Caicos,
-pulmonary thromboembolism
-the most important is geological: oil.
-"The Ides of March,"
-struck about 8:20 a.m. (7:20 p.m. Wednesday
-any attempt to ban references to the holiday.
-Gary Lamont Sumner
-formed in the Atlantic,
-"Y: The
-the sins of the members of the church,
-Sen. John McCain,
-South Dakota
-people aged three to 60.
-and sickened
-36
-Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.
-300,000
-of the United States can't solve many problems without taking away freedom and therefore shouldn't try.
-Ahmadinejad
-Minister of Security Oscar Arturo Alvarez Guerrero
-the 1977-89
-"sending a stench throughout the whale killing ship that will remain for days."
-his mother, his children and a list of charities,
-examine Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s famous "I Have a Dream" speech.
-1972.
-Jason
-Sen. Benigno "Noynoy" Aquino III
-espoused by the Dalai Lama,
-In Thursday's hearing, prosecutors and defense attorneys wrangled over defense experts' access to images from the scene where the body was found. Prosecutors said they did not want the defense to copy, print or send any photos or X-rays of Caylee to their experts, many of whom were outside Florida, out of concern they might
-350 American soldiers
-krokodil
-Monday
-138
-life support
-Bryan Steinhauer
-Celebrity photographer Annie Leibovitz
-Army Gen. Ray Odierno said he's seen a
-400
-commandos
-Heidi Newfield
-structure their democratic practices and
-2-0
-its design suggests, more of a dog tag.
-54
-terrifying nightmares:
-"This duct tape was clearly placed prior to decomposition, keeping the mandible in place,"
-bilking millions of dollars from the estate of his mother,
-Peterson,
-"somewhat withdrawn"
-monument to communism,
-of an accident or near accident.
-about 100,000 members,
-Helen McCormick
-AbdulMutallab,
-I would like. Let's see, I agree completely with the president of FIFA. Now I have to wait and see, but I do not know where I will begin the season."
-Rihanna
-heavy flooding and scattered debris.
-how they believe these men are connected to the September 20 bombing.
-sexually suggestive dance sequence that included simulated oral sex as well as
-Kawasaki disease,
-Iran
-Sunday.
-second from the bottom of the German Bundesliga.
-Ian Khama,
-Alexis Karlin
-14,
-were ordered to enter bunkers when the base came under attack and were allowed to return to their huts and tents
-The A1C assay,
-animation
-10
-Italian
-bonuses
-for a full facial transplant
-"I think this is the day of my dreams -- to score a goal like that on my debut."
-July 24,
-he will not pay interest on the nation's foreign
-Guy Heinze Jr.,
-The Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE)
-wounded in the attack
-U.S. spacecraft are
-the causalities of civilians.
-he's releasing the information to help the government's fight against fraud.
-yellow Labrador puppy
-China
-Monday
-The Panamanian-flagged carrier, the "Danny F II,"
-Cheapoair.com,
-93
-in the custody of Phoenix child protective services after the attack
-People of Freedom party
-falsely claiming
-indecency with a child, aggravated sexual assault and two counts of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon,
-more than six years ago.
-punish participants in this week's bloody mutiny,
-falsely imprisoning a
-two tourists
-At least 18
-Johnston over custody of their son be kept private to avoid a "media circus."
-Paris Match
-Sebastian
-Sefton Delmer,
-£150 million ($222 million) a year,
-annual training drill.
-will testify against the couple that allegedly held her captive in an elaborate
-4 storm,
-Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez
-Dr Alison Stewart,
-captured images of some of the toughest issues facing Africa,
-peninsula
-Adam Scott,
-osteogenesis imperfecta, a bone-crippling
-Southampton, England,
-the eastern Caribbean,
-Beppino Englaro
-steal financial and personal
-excellence and unity.
-1-0
-that the U.S. will infringe on Pakistan's sovereignty and continue operations on
-At least 10,000
-25 years
-buckling under pressure from the ruling party.
-up the accomplishments.
-Roy Cooper,
-the sins of the members of the church,
-$49,000,
-a Coast Guard C-130 plane and a Marine AH-1 Cobra helicopter collided
-Israel's offensive in Gaza,
-Emmitt Smith
-as a rapper,
-Venezuela's ambassador
-April 6, 1994,
-aircraft struck birds, disabling both engines,
-on the rooftops
-Silvia Rigamonti,
-Americans put their country ahead of any other, as if the United States thinks it has the right to tell the rest of the world
-August 2007.
-from West Lothian in Scotland, appeared on the television show
-a new population of orangutans
-about a mile
-to quit the euro and export enough to repay its debts or else reduces the debt enough that
-231 million percent
-$200 million per year
-a 5-foot-tall, 35-pound robot
-nearly $1 million
-$1.5 billion in property
-in a shallow grave along the shoreline
-journalists
-in two months,
-7 million Life magazine photographs.
-crossfire by insurgent small arms fire,
-a spate of attacks allegedly by a drug cartel,
-Jean Charles
-the plane had flown from Tehran,
-on Wednesday officially became the first African American to lead a major
-Journalists
-more testing is necessary
-11th year in a row.
-"It wasn't our intention
-Kaka
-poisoning
-more than 50
-He was 81.
-David Goldman
-corruption documents
-March 15
-President Umaru Yar'Adua,
-unemployment worldwide.
-the Nahr-e Saraj District of Helmand Province,
-Angelina
-Thursday.
-capital city, Copenhagen
-crew members of their travel perks.
-Robaina kept his lands even when many ranches were nationalized
-"They beat me with a shovel, they pulled my teeth out with pliers, they would go like this and pull it,"
-Maradona watched United trounce
-One summer night in 2004,
-ordinary effort and excellence.
-central Florida
-vegan
-with Iraqi funds he transferred to Syria before Hussein's government collapsed in April 2002.
-Steven Gerrard
-eighth
-Swat Valley, located in North West Frontier
-defended his decision to attend next month's Olympics
-allegedly became intoxicated and unruly,
-at least 11
-"I wanted to shove it up that black ---."
-a 7-year-old girl,
-a 2006 blaze outside Los Angeles.
-Georhiy Gongadze,
-Mexico
-hear that baby's heartbeat
-373
-there's a wonder woman
-In the chapter called "National Spirit,"
-Clifton Davis
-The Wall Street Journal.
-Tesla Motors,
-All airports in the south are
-Sawgrass
-Patricia Clarkson, Evan Rachel Wood and Larry David
-The 24-year-old American
-Everyone Deserves A Roof nonprofit organization.
-December 7
-Smith's introduction of Kanye West
-93-year-old
-crashed on its third
-said earlier that all of the park workers and campers on the island were safe.
-Mexican soldiers, in trucks and helicopters
-Southern Poverty Law Center
-rape and a host of other felonies,
-Sam Warburton
-Two people in masks prepare to throw petrol bombs
-"You lose appetite. You are throwing up all the time. Your body gets warm. It's very serious."
-Seven children and two teachers were killed
-Sheriff Craig Murphy would not disclose details about the residence or why authorities
-encroaches upon the sovereignty and dignity of the DPRK even a bit,"
-bargaining while relying on coupons
-inside Tibet.
-Franck Ribery
-the technology might not be as far away as most people think.
-Katrina,
-Pat Hingle,
-two days.
-Charleston, South Carolina,
-The Big Three's financial woes
-too young to fill a role normally reserved for voluptuous adult dancers
-An estimated 4.5 million U.S. adolescents
-FARC,
-Medalist Sarah Hughes
-29
-Caster Semenya
-around 300 pounds,
-a river of mud
-eight people killed
-the nation's worst flooding
-Manchester
-Felipe Massa
-Ian Khama
-155 mph (250 kph),
-the festive season."
-a sighting from airplanes, ships or island inhabitants in the region.
-As he stood before the delegates of the 1964 Republican Convention in
-area hospitals.
-recognition to the indigenous population that inhabited the vast continent long before Europeans settled there.
-100
-Venice's
-"Revenge of the Nerds" movie producer Peter Samuelson,
-183
-a third-floor balcony
-"Mad Men,"
-Sustainable Energy
-Circuit Court of Appeals
-Mehdi Karrubi
-"Guiding Light"
-("Number Ones,"
-President Obama:
-armed militants
-investigation of Thursday's crash into the 7-story building
-Thursday night,
-10 mph (17 kph)
-prosecutions
-"keeping her in the dark."
-LiveJournal.
-make sure you're investing in your education or skills,
-"tests" of President Obama that Joe Biden warned about during the campaign.
-on his farm in the western Cuban province of Pinar del Rio,
-Jazmine Sullivan
-on August 28
-$24 million
-the state
-Southern Ash Wildlife Shelter
-Saudi Arabian blogger
-ferocious street gunbattle
-269,000
-London club
-Marxist rebels with the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, known as FARC,
-President Lyndon Johnson
-Fairfax, Virginia.
-could practically double the number of amphibians known in the world
-R-Oklahoma,
-hamstring injury
-Britain's Princess Eugenie
-a first gold medal in Saturday's final event.
-the Social Democrats
-the president's sister
-al Qaeda's leader
-52
-six
-decriminalize drugs
-Portugal,
-claimed pole position for Sunday's inaugural
-provides free tutoring, instruments and music instruction to more than 100 students.
-mandatory evacuation
-Real Salt Lake,
-Manchester United
-doesn't readily discuss,
-3 p.m. local time Monday
-Iranian Alliances Across Borders,
-Baltimore field office said it has opened a civil rights
-11
-35th
-Jade Goody,
-Anti-abortion protesters plan demonstrations
-Thirty-nine
-Charles Cashmore, Charles Erlich, Michael McClinton and Walter Alexander
-the September 18 killing of six African immigrants in Castelvolturno,
-Sean Hannity.
-Thursday in Fulton County Superior Court,
-will bypass Europe and
-short
-treating the Bible with anything less than reverence
-five
-Europe's regional split of savings habits.
-issued televised broadcasts ahead of the rainstorms
-that the drug cartels are feeling the pinch. Unable to move their product to customers in Canada and the United States, the cartels are growing desperate.
-had been fired or chose to resign on her own.
-1991.
-Rany Freeman,
-not prove beyond a reasonable doubt that he is guilty
-"disagreements" with the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey,
-The Lord's Resistance Army (LRA)
-four
-south of Galveston
-have been
-United and Liverpool
-1939 Ford
-Rome, Italy.
-had been attacked and killed by a hyena after falling behind other children during the long trek home from school,
-The jobs pay between $40,000 and $80,000 a year, depending on tips.
-25,000 to 30,000
-Rebiya Kadeer has been dubbed "the Mother of All Uyghurs."
-Kathleen Savio,
-punching the corner flag
-"homicide by undetermined means."
-Vijay Mallya
-Pedro Zapeta, an illegal immigrant,
-New challenges
-Primal Scream's "XTRMNTR"
-Mitt Romney's
-Domino's
-the other ones.
-were other doctors, medical students and the merely curious.
-Stewart, a commercial research manager with the NHS, said she then decided to research how to
-a federal prison in central Florida
-Smart Traveller.
-3-2 win
-Senate Republican Caucus.
-http://www.lightningsafety.noaa.gov/
-Craigslist's
-"The Brady Bunch."
-Dungeon, a house of horrors that takes visitors through elements of the city's bloody, gruesome, and torturous past.
-their rides
-"Puss in Boots"
-Rudolph Mayer
-your right to protest peacefully."
-nor were the conditions of those injured in the incident.
-transmissible and infectious as seasonal flu,
-"The tags, which use satellite-based technology to record where a
-English Premier League
-30 member
-fasting plasma glucose and the oral glucose tolerance
-Bill Clinton and George W. Bush
-get minuscule payment for saving the system huge sums of money.
-Eduardo
-Al-Khalifa
-Kolkata.
-James von Brunn allegedly walked into the museum and started firing his rifle,
-Carol Anne Gotbaum's children
-move to Manchester City
-Elizabeth
-all of the nine men arrested on Thursday October 6 as part of an investigation into suspicious betting activity have now been released on police bail pending further inquiries.
-Supreme Court
-Wednesday
-600th
-Interior
-"Sorry Zuck, I had to do it eventually,"
-relatives say is the father of two of Michelle Parker's children, as the lone
-providing governance that can sustain progress and serve the needs of its people.
-the southeast side of the island.
-deaths of five U.S. Forest Service firefighters
-spooky stories that later became her own
-"abusive behavior"
-bad economy and the Internet generation.
-people under age 20 were more than five times as likely to develop brain cancer.
-The 15-year-old is preparing for her
-a PBS documentary called "Triumph of the Nerds."
-Latino immigrants living in Suffolk County,
-pictures of them
-As for the timing of resignations from three key posts, Slack
-Felipe Calderon
-upstate New York,
-dangerous driving at Oxford Crown Court.
-public service announcements
-four men
-games scheduled for Saturday and Sunday,
-a great deal of comfort to know that four individuals have received the gift of life because of our selfless and beloved John.
-estranged husband
-domestic violence exists in every section of society,
-murdering one of their children,
-conceived through IVF procedure.
-Readiness
-Institutional Revolutionary Party, or PRI, made a convincing
-30
-Osama Mustafa Hassan Nasr, or Abu Omar.
-pictures of Jesus Christ,
-the 62-year-old decided to tell her fans herself.
-the manufacturer's fix has been made.
-Pollin,
-New York Times reporter Stephen Farrell
-Denise Lee's frantic
-An unnamed U.S. soldier
-A member of the royal family of Abu Dhabi who was captured on
-showed passengers trying to flee the aircraft almost immediately after it settled in the water and began to float along the river current.
-the river could break its banks and cause disruption in some neighborhoods in northern Rome,
-Rich Roll
-two-week
-baby milk scandal
-Paris Match
-Illinois first lady Patricia Blagojevich
-latest collection, a brightly-colored clothing range
-"Honduras
-milk powder
-1967
-Switzerland
-several thousand
-several officials, including some from the Latin American Medical Centers for Disaster.
-through using heroin and sharing dirty needles while
-shrinking habitats,
-Shirin Ebadi,
-125 mph to 120 mph
-A suburban Philadelphia swim club
-President-elect Barack Obama
-is tagged Saturday off Cape Cod, Massachusetts.
-heavy flooding and scattered debris.
-"It is very important to me to say that this wasn't me (who started the fire). They dropped the case on me,"
-for glamour and hedonism came with a side order of carjackings and gangland shootouts.
-is one of the most cosmopolitan cities in the world, with some 60% of the population born outside the U.S. The food, music,
-Chrysler and General Motors
-8-year-old
-was forced to back down from an initiative ealry in his current term to encourage female participation in sport because of criticism from the
-The Wall Street Journal.
-prostitution
-been returned to their families,
-The ECB has thus become the "central counterparty" to most north-south lending in Europe.
-Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia,
-Golden Gate Yacht Club of San Francisco
-Cameron Sinclair
-Place a custom-built cap to fit over the "lower marine riser package,"
-Cambodian courtroom
-65
-pomegranate perfume, orange blossom water and carnation milk soap.
-American Eagle Airlines
-in the jungle,
-pause in stores nationwide
-Thursday.
-2-0
-crashed this week's state dinner
-morning in Spain's northern Basque region,
-The auction, which is expected
-Sebastian
-Chelsea
-remote corner of the lawless country,
-Emissions from Deforestation and Degradation
-Lou Gehrig's
-people, including Irish rocker Bono,
-Laura Ling
-Henry Ford,
-House Ways and Means
-The Chinese government increased its harassment of religious minorities before the
-all sexual offenses
-ensure that protecting civilians
-Tamil Tiger
-Cornell's
-Washington Capitals hockey team
-U.S. President Barack Obama's
-The company will send a recall notice in the mail over the next few months,
-Jennifer Paviglianiti,
-the military
-at least four
-In order to meet the low asking price, Amazon will sell the Kindle Fire at a loss when it debuts on November 15,
-Justice Department Honors
-that they can be viable in the long term.
-time frame
-10
-Hurricane Ike,
-President Kurmanbek Bakiyev
-viewers
-Ronnie White,
-Jeddah, Saudi Arabia,
-churches
-free miles for its program members and seats for aid organizations.
-showing signs of improvement
-Batman's arch-enemy, The
-the other women who couldn't or wouldn't."
-giving back
-a trim,
-"These animals are beaten to death, they're skinned alive, their throats are slashed while they're still alive,"
-Sao Paulo's Syrian-Lebanese Hospital,
-Bismarck, North Dakota,
-Sunday
-on a 54-year-old farmer who had lost both his arms in an accident, officials
-About 20
-"Nurse Jackie"
-next week at the U.N. Committee on Forestry meeting in Rome, Italy.
-Brown and her family
-The power rests within yourself to enact any change in your life you desire.
-Evo Morales
-the chicks of the albatross and bunting
-North Korea's
-The Hemi Jet
-"I hope... that out of this crisis a new readiness will grow up in Britain to submit the past twelve years to a reappraisal.
-The production level is
-a worsening drought.
-more than five decades.
-could not independently
-over thousands of years
-Ten
-didn't mean to cause harm when
-Several large circus
-"There is no American involved who doesn't feel a personal sense of pain and regret any time any civilian casualty occurs,"
-deadly Washington Metro subway crash last month
-operation more than 20 years,
-to help children with growth problems,
-sharks
-provide security as needed."
-beat him with a metal chain
-make money from pyramid schemes that have defrauded millions.
-Friday
-ABBA,
-raising a debate over who cares more for special needs children.
-drivers' world championship.
-illegal
-detector on the hit series
-60 percent of Americans aged 18 to 34
-in March
-"There is less tourism and more chaos on the streets."
-like many girls their age,
-unconscious in his pool
-A large debris field has been located, and pieces have been collected,
-an "acceleration period,"
-7.0-magnitude
-Stephenie Meyer.
-"Other Voices, Other Rooms"
-complained the walls were unsightly, and the walls caused the road in front of the building to be closed to traffic.
-Amanda Knox
-Chicago Alderman Richard Mell,
-$42.8 million dollars
-wants to mend Cleopatra's tattered reputation.
-Mount Kilimanjaro in northern Tanzania,
-across the world
-a rocket propulsion system
-world's largest ball of twine
-said she'd started selling herself as a prostitute at the age of 11.
-bring blizzard conditions
-her relationship with her mom ...
-an undetermined number
-off-duty, plainclothes officer
-debris plumes
-Swedish wrestler
-When US Airways Flight 1549 ditched in the Hudson River and all of its 150 passengers
-Sen. David Vitter had an angry altercation with an airline worker
-"Meredith
-Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani,
-and perks have evaporated.
-Kaka
-Terror attacks have spiked dramatically in Afghanistan and Pakistan
-"Paranormal Activity 3,"
-373
-$100,
-has died of cancer,
-into November, when colder weather makes marijuana growing more difficult.
-the flow of gas
-her husband, "It's Always
-Cerrie Burnell,
-from viewing platforms and through telescopes at an overlook near the new visitors center,
-strengthen our investigations aimed at clearing up these events,
-Carlos Oliva Castillo, alias "La rana," or frog,
-of Roman
-scorching temperatures
-50 percent
-male veterans of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars.
-and Exchange Commission
-the man charged with abducting and raping Jaycee Lee Dugard had been
-voted in favor of passing
-"We have confirmed North Korea's firing of several artillery shells, but they
-Rudd would not
-legendary special effects supervisor, four-time Oscar
-45, with seven counts of knowingly transferring the HIV virus,
-400 meter hurdles world champion,
-10th
-Troy Davis,
-opposite the Palace of Culture and Science and close to one of the city's few synagogues
-unique brand of sports commentary, analysis and trivia
-two days.
-the ability of the virus to integrate itself into the genes of cells,"
-101
-"Knowing,"
-"promulgate whatever special rules and regulations necessary to protect" citizens.
-Eight
-Women with implants by a company called Poly Implant Prosthese
-in order to settle his debts with the man,
-the Bay County Sheriff's Office tip line at 850-747-4700.
-Hawaii,
-She was a surgical technician
-"The Ides of March,"
-nearly half
-Sky Ridge Medical Center,
-Jessica Simpson
-Mecca
-thin girl
-"I have never hidden my political position so I had to leave the country,"
-Scott Rodger
-British engineer working with a multinational company in Nigeria.
-Sixty-four cases of measles have been diagnosed in the United States this
-U.N. Ambassador Susan Rice
-quantity of tar heroin
-taking her 75-year-old mother
-"Knowing."
-Five
-said it was "a joint operation with Afghan and U.S. forces."
-"Within 24 hours, if someone's arrested, someone else here already in the United States in the trade will take their place,"
-kidnapped by the Taliban and trained to be suicide bombers.
-The torch for the 2010
-some schools and businesses
-his great-great-grandmother,
-may have accepted $450,000 a month in bribes from drug traffickers,
-she mistakenly sent the image "to the wrong list of people."
-a federal charge of bankrolling a dogfighting operation at a home
-"A plague of mysterious origin destroys every male mammal, human being and animal on the planet,"
-daughter and a close friend of
-of more than $100,000
-on organ donation.
-23 percent of the
-in Afghanistan."
-80,000 people,
-early Sunday morning,
-the young boy's biological father
-frogs
-He said his department will also search on an area of the Whitewater River, in southern Kansas, on Saturday near where Adam Herrman was last seen.
-American sailor fatally shot two female sailors before shooting
-killed and two others
-Madonna
-Debora Maruca Kovac,
-"I told him this medication is not safe,"
-than tripled the number
-$59,000
-over a missing pair of pants.
-cut off the supply of refined fuel
-Melissa Huckaby,
-Detroit Free Press/Flagstar Marathon
-40
-"I'm willing to bet that not one child would have enjoyed that movie or Mr. Jackman's performance any less if he hadn't been smoking."
-"They're first killed with a shot, then decapitated for maximum visual impact,"
-Nearly 280
-40 years after the hard-living rocker was found dead in a swimming pool.
-seven
-a 31-year-old Ecuadorean man
-Oyster
-pirates in a remote corner of the lawless country,
-of foreclosure proceedings
-green
-Randy and Vi Rose's daughter Olivia
-487
-650 Afghan soldiers and police
-think the president of the United States right now is stupid.
-60 percent
-to achieve energy independence is threatening the country's national security, undermining its long-term potential for economic growth and contributing to global warming.
-to be suicide bombers.
-any criticism of the president or prime minister would be punishable by three years in jail and a fine of up to $70,000,
-death over the weekend.
-Janet and La Toya,
-CBS December 18.
-terrorist group al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula
-1948
-Ferguson
-asked not to be identified because they were not authorized to speak publicly about the matter.
-$100m
-Anwar al-Awlaki,
-the South Pacific island nation of Palau,
-young Muslim men, often unarmed,
-an escaped lion
-that appears to show a bruised and battered Rihanna.
-volatile winds
-northeastern Italian city of Udine
-Nine people
-"[The rescue]
-American Medical Association Alliance,
-Apple computers,
-from Atlanta, Georgia, to San Francisco, California.
-New York-based
-spotted at 11 a.m. less than 20 miles from the ranch's airport.
-wooden
-in a parking lot at the Freedom Worship Baptist Church in Blanchester, Ohio.
-amazing,
-287
-genetics, stroke, brain tumor, lack of oxygen, low blood sugar, drugs, even certain medications,"
-Saturday
-Diane Sawyer
-the mercury-based preservative thimerosal
-Nature Seekers,
-"CNN Heroes: An All-Star Tribute"
-the 2007 shootings.
-46 degrees Fahrenheit (7 Celsius)
-objects in a circular 5-kilometer (3-mile) area, including one object with a diameter of 7 meters (23 feet) and 10 other objects, some of which were metallic, Brazilian
-Men's Fitness
-as large as that of Boris Yellnikoff in "Whatever Works."
-"The Social Network."
-Three runners
-Morocco
-the U.S. Supreme Court may have to rule on the issue of same-sex marriage.
-British football fan
-Afghanistan,
-to determine the causes of the August
-melamine
-a New Orleans police officer
-Pacific walrus, ringed seal, hooded seal, ivory gull, narwhal and polar bear,
-Lorna Irungu,
-Heidi Newfield
-"I was looking down from the airplane, and it seemed like everything wasn't real."
-"American Chopper" is going
-Newdow said he would appeal Thursday's decision but acknowledged his dim
-Rama Sand
-between 2007 and 2008,
-600th
-Leon Panetta
-Jana Rawlinson
-started in 1976
-on the attempted burglary charge.
-spent on clearing up the mess ordinary gum creates.
-using political muscle to wrest from him a farm he was given during the land seizures.
-inside a van exploded in northeastern Madrid
-charges of offering material support for terrorism
-reformists and women,
-failing to pay taxes on a home in the Dominican Republic.
-of volatile winds before the plane landed,
-visitors the chance to curse former boyfriends, girlfriends or spouses
-the capture of 25 drug suspects in a nearby town.
-At least 50 people have died in a school collapse in
-reached 258-5 on a rain-hit opening
-for Easter weekend.
-in the United States
-that we were granted amnesty by the government of North Korea,
-it has kidnapped and has set a 25-day deadline for the Italian government to meet its demands.
-Sanlu Group,
-"A lot of people buy their tickets in Africa with
-15-year-old
-rock slide
-More than $730 million
-killed at the scene, while another died at a hospital from injuries sustained in the blast,
-Former U.S. soldier Steven Green
-the Anchorage Daily News.
-Swine flu is the
-two great white sharks
-Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei,
-groped her after a dinner together
-in other countries
-Tuesday.
-Tiller, one of the world's most well-known doctors performing
-"My Pikin,"
-Gov. C.L. "Butch" Otter,
-recycle northern European savings through the euro area.
-Ministry of Health
-"Caceres is in the hands of God and I hope it helps,"
-After 22 years
-will have been
-Kings County
-local drug lords,
-on television and in movie theaters,
-un live on the cable network Sunday at 8 p.m
-human mules
-"crime scene cookies", "baaji custard"
-"There's a strong bond between us. We go to a job, there's very little talk. Everyone knows
-detailing biographical information
-Peterson,
-that NATO fighters
-off the coast of Madagascar
-Isabella
-25,
-more than 30 inches of
-Ampatuan
-Miami Beach.
-Dale Smith Jr.,
-often disturbing view
-scientist with the head of a cockroach, a prehistoric half-ape/half-fish, a 50-foot-tall woman
-country's annual Queen's Day
-Michael Phelps attacks the pool in Indianapolis to
-Thursday over allegations they beat a 17-year-old wrestler to death, the case sent shockwaves across a country that links its national identity to the sport.
-"Slumdog Millionaire"
-The drugs were in a liquid form hidden in fruit tins, officials said.
-later this season.
-four lead singers,
-peers down silently from an upper floor of the ruins of a Scottish castle, wearing
-five
-Sunday
-Egypt.
-1965 Volkswagen van
-abortion rights opponents in the Democratic Party
-inflammatory disorder of the artery walls that most commonly occurs in young children.
-Michelle Obama
-11-day
-19,
-Jane Velez-Mitchell says tougher penalties are needed to keep
-officially cleared of lying about their ages.
-London's Waterloo
-the
-U.S.-flagged Maersk Alabama has been charged
-former Presidents Bill Clinton and George W. Bush
-Robert Gibbs,
-Carlos Cuaron,
-a new population of orangutans in a steep, mountainous corner of
-Mayweather
-Dan Parris, 25, and Rob Lehr, 26,
-looked
-30,000
-can help solve problems by looking at them from a fresh angle.
-Tabacon Grand Spa Thermal Resort in Costa Rica has a
-Lotus reserve driver Karun Chandhok
-came out of my shell and became more social
-September 20
-plywood sheets
-is launching a criminal investigation into the hijacking and hostage-taking,
-he was guilty of sexual abuse,
-Tamil Tiger fighters
-Large Hadron Collider
-as long as it isn't extremist, hate-filled, or pornographic,
-the piracy incident
-an arrest warrant this week for the head of the Colombian armed forces,
-conducting interviews at a refugee camp.
-United States
-Delmer
-fly ash
-will be the longest domestic torch
-it creates running apparel that's 'designed, manufactured and managed in Kenya by Kenyans.'
-joyous community prayers, acts of charity, visits from far-flung relatives, gift-giving and elaborate feasts.
-Janelle Monae
-12 soldiers and one civilian
-$57,400.
-Heidi Newfield
-business, fire a few shots and order everyone, including the rapper, to the floor.
-Rwandan genocide
-on how to be alluring.
-Oguchi Onyewu on a three-year contract
-late Friday or early Saturday.
-Maria Cardona
-"Edgy guys
-Milan
-that law-abiding citizens are turning to crime to make ends meet.
-an Islamic religious
-is relaxed,
-disabilities
-42
-kidney
-building large solar power plants
-president of the CAF, Issa Hayatou of Cameroon,
-the Civil War
-Robert Park,
-The center has filed suit against the company over a default notice it was issued in September, and a New York state judge has stayed any action until after a hearing in November.
-Saturday night at the Willard InterContinental Hotel in Washington.
-three
-to 50
-Staff. Sgt. Cody Reeves
-just outside the Cambodian capital, Phnom Penh.
-Kenneth Bacon,
-and other problems at Arlington National Cemetery
-but there are no plans to reintroduce it anytime soon,
-Sydney
-47
-local Afghans
-Mother o' mine,
-Jean-Claude Van Damme
-missile shield system
-But demand for the fishermen's catch dried up with the worldwide economic crisis and left many of these divers without a reason to go out on the water.
-New York City and Los Angeles areas,
-Tuesday
-a state of emergency
-as being calm, with a deliberate attempt to not attract attention to himself,"
-231 million percent
-Mother's Day
-forced circumcision and female genital mutilation (FGM)
-the daughter of former Iranian president, Akbar
-October 16.
-40% of its
-because he couldn't afford
-Anandita Dutta Tamuly,
-through the Internet
-President Bashar al-Assad
-black 1996 Saturn.
-Some four to five workers,
-leader Mir Hossein Moussavi plans to form a new political party aimed at
-off Cape Cod, Massachusetts.
-black
-2002 season of the Oakland As, when general manager Billy Beane infuriated conventional wisdom by applying "sabermetrics" to squad selection.
-Jaycee Lee Dugard
-LA Galaxy
-two bookable offences
-a month of dawn-to-dusk abstinence from food, drinks and other sensual pleasures.
-Camp Bucca,
-are testing baby formula around China and
-it could take up to four days
-New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg
-Lindsay Lohan
-cocaine production
-vote-tampering.
-five Egyptian border guards
-Kimberly Dawn Trenor,
-elusive mother.
-Jade Goody,
-Premier League outfit Blackburn Rovers
-in February 2003.
-an uninhabited house.
-"She served as first lady during a very turbulent time and our thoughts and prayers are with her family today,"
-"illegal religious activities"
-memorial service at Anfield
-Haiti
-spending "some quiet, private time" with their families.
-least 26
-the Ecuadorian side of the border.
-and medical care in general
-the surgical anesthetic propofol
-French and Italian
-Korean Foreign Minister
-it's especially difficult to read material from children. "It's hard to know
-at least five
-America's efforts to help.
-Mohler Sr. and his sons Burrell Edward Mohler Jr., 53; David A. Mohler, 52; Jared Leroy Mohler, 48; and Roland Neil Mohler, 47.
-a federal charge of bankrolling a dogfighting operation at a home he owned in Virginia.
-of the "Lord of the Rings" trilogy
-Brazil.
-Great Lakes to Oregon
-Marriott Hotel in Islamabad.
-prostitution
-Apple
-Wednesday
-travel perks.
-Saturday, August 29,
-to talk about their emotions while hoping to maintain a dispassionate, hard-edged, prototypically manly façade.
-Jade Goody,
-Anwar al-Awlaki,
-a North Carolina group that authorities say plotted "violent jihad" overseas,
-"Number Ones"
-(Mraz performed "I'm Yours" with contestants Anoop Desai and Alexis Grace.)
-10 people
-42 million
-Carl Edwards
-Airbus A320,
-Ciudad Juarez,
-Prime Minister Gordon Brown
-money
-proved not to be a narcotic,
-ski poles.
-the country had hosted secret CIA prisons as part of the "war on terror."
-Amanda Knox and her Italian ex-boyfriend, Raffaele Sollecito,
-Tuesday,
-the Dalai Lama's meeting with U.S. President Barack Obama a day earlier.
-possession of an unregistered firearm and unregistered ammunition.
-cantaloupe
-elbow
-to the moon,
-Steven Gerrard
-distilled and mindful and careful language that can both give us a moment of pause, a moment of contemplation and that can
-to introduce a resolution Wednesday
-southbound lanes of U.S. Highway 101 just outside Santa Barbara
-two years before originally scheduled.
-Army Staff Sgt. Darris J. Dawson
-an Australian court
-for many revolves around the role of large mammals -- like Tilikum the killer
-were seceding from the Union.
-Arcade Fire
-outside the capital city
-appeared in more French and Italian movies before landing
-At least 37
-President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo
-performing stunts and speeding at up to 210
-a world title
-they had "full Russian support."
-Explosives are set off in the Missouri River
-former Zimbabwean opposition activist
-President Barack Obama,
-one of Israel's most prominent crime bosses
-South Africa
-outlining terror interrogation methods
-Sami al-Hajj
-John Daly dazzled the galleries at the Italian Open
-President Ronald Reagan and three others
-Tamela
-headscarves at public universities,
-a law passed earlier this year that could force insurers
-the last bank robbery, which occurred on October 16.
-Jacob Zuma,
-"Whip It!"
-panel
-London's Gatwick Airport
-her father
-President-elect Barack Obama
-John Travolta
-arrived home in the Sudanese capital of Khartoum
-the lawmaker's direct style
-"Bradley Cooper is the whole package.
-to punish any kind of mistake,"
-depicting President Obama as two cartoonish white eyes peering from a black background.
-Germany
-An estimated 70,000 to 80,000
-a blogger, a poet and several dissidents
-Definitely a cowboy hat in L.A. makes you stand out a little bit.
-undisclosed
-Swine flu is the
-conviction of Peru's ex-president is a warning to those who deny human rights.
-Laura Ling and Euna Lee landing on U.S. soil and being
-District of Columbia,
-Macau
-Florence Henderson
-icy conditions, drifting snow, severe frosts and dangerous wind chill factors across the country
-sits west of Utah Lake near Cedar Valley,
-sped away from expectations to gross a humongous $72.5 million,
-Chris Lewis
-dogs, as well as cats, birds and sheep,
-Esmin Green on the hospital floor for more than an hour before anyone helps her.
-a tool called Trusted Friends.
-Michael Chabon
-Koolhaas
-Iraq
-Yaakov Alpheron.
-mandatory evacuation for
-understanding the network that allows an IED
-English Harbor, Antigua.
-"Scream,"
-through its term, regardless of where you bought your vehicle. In
-145
-bike and pedestrian projects,
-Manchester City manager
-"Rudo y Cursi"
-Co-star Lucas Till,
-photo spread of Taliban fighters posing in the
-to achieve energy independence is threatening the country's national security, undermining its long-term potential
-14 people were
-the funeral.
-Wednesday.
-seven generations,
-At least 330,000
-Indian authorities
-The Al Nisr Al
-Mashhad
-Brianna Denison.
-English springer spaniel
-professional anthropologists and support crew said it believed the
-arms smuggler,
-"Coriolanus"
-30
-a street value of around $350,000
-Haiti,
-Syrian government resigned Tuesday amid an unusual wave of unrest that has roiled the nation,
-Kingdom City, Missouri,
-sexual life"
-has been downgraded to Category 1
-bodies.
-Alexander Pichushkin
-a new CNN.com feature built on the belief that the labels we use for one another
-"True Blood," "Torchwood Children of Earth"
-gold watch, bracelet, chain
-pulmonary thromboembolism
-a coming-of-age ritual in Latin culture, marking a young girl's entrance into womanhood.
-Huntington, Virginia,
-eastern port city of Valencia.
-Venus Williams
-father,
-right-wing extremists which oppose
-iPhone 5
-5 months to 71 years.
-603-271-2663,
-six-month
-Rossiter
-750
-"Many are exhausted and some problems cannot be controlled and were not caused by (the center),"
-Masters
-47-year-old
-Nayef bin Abdulaziz,
-five pythons and two venomous tarantulas.
-her mom
-as an inquisitive Stone Age man,
-Hungary
-uniforms of 10 French soldiers killed
-about the possible Ticketmaster-Live Nation merger were really, really unhappy.
-Tuesday.
-Michael Ratley
-a Mouseketeer on Disney's "The Mickey Mouse Club,"
-160
-Alexander Jenkins,
-24-year-old American
-I believed he was the rightful heir to Ronald Reagan and that his conservative principles and ideas would continue to build on the foundation that President Reagan had established.
-Nathaniel Nicholson,
-messages that the SEGA Pass service was momentarily down.
-At least 330,000 marijuana
-wounded
-the Haitian capital of Port-au-Prince,
-Wayne Rooney
-in Colombia.
-10
-Connie Nielsen
-along the New England coast and points north.
-elbow
-Carlos Vela
-at high levels over the summer months,
-says his party may have enough votes to stall Democratic health care reform.
-a ski lesson
-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton,
-showed up in Pyongyang, North Korea, to help secure the two journalists' release.
-"arrogant powers" and "enemies" of Iran of interfering in his country's affairs, including the post-election situation.
-The all-time
-Italy
-Justice
-a tool called Trusted Friends.
-lessons to take from this sad state of affairs.
-Tehran,
-3
-in New Zealand
-"begin her duties as an associate justice without delay."
-street value of around $350,000
-Naturalist Charles Darwin
-Jana Rawlinson
-threw rocks at U.N. peacekeepers
-In October, more than one in 10 people
-Friday,
-off the east coast of Africa have increased
-near Baton Rouge, Louisiana,
-Thaksin Shinawatra,
-admitted throwing three punches but said only one connected.
-Elizabeth Birnbaum
-He produced a weapon and forced the two correctional officers to drive instead to Baytown, near Houston, where he handcuffed them together in the back of the van, took their weapons and one of their uniforms and ran away,
-stocky and bald, with short gray hair on the sides, and wears glasses.
-the Scissor Sisters
-"The Bounty Hunter"
-2004,
-nearly 17
-to five years in prison Wednesday by an Italian court for their role in the seizing of a suspected terrorist in Italy in 2003,
-we exist,
-direct descendants of wild
-just confirmed plans to
-"I'm pretty excited that they agreed with me, they see that it was wrong for the school to do that,"
-The conversation freed you in ways that you hadn't been free before?
-Approximately 10
-currently third in the drivers' world championship
-fossilized remains
-plays for the Ottawa Senators
-The Tupolev Tu-160 strategic bombers landed at Venezuela's Libertador military airfield and "will spend several days carrying out training flights over neutral waters, after which they will return to the base,"
-Barbara Dainton-West,
-A Spider-Man villain
-in a large blue plastic container on an uninhabited island in Galveston Bay, Texas,
-took in at least $200 million from 3 million people this year.
-second round of snow and ice,
-six U.S. Marines
-interview coach who prepares clients for the difficult questions that will come their way during a job search.
-early in the new year,
-25-year-old
-30 of 55
-40 militants and six Pakistan
-by the end of the year,
-Benjamin LeBaron, 32, and his brother-in-law, Luis Widmar, in his
-said Bush, 83, was admitted to Methodist Hospital for testing after complaining of stomach pain for several days.
-Sharon Bialek
-of falsely imprisoning a
-June,
-three
-Sebastian Vettel
-stance, immediately adopt measures to wipe out the adverse impact, [and] stop conniving and supporting anti-China separatist forces."
-fewer fares and mounting bills
-Sixty-five percent
-at least three
-assassinated in December 2007
-Four
-A Colorado solar-energy company
-Travelers can also snatch bargains at condos and rental properties. This is particularly true on the islands of Maui and Oahu, where there has been major development in recent years,
-Bruna Bianchi,
-Debris-clogged roads were blamed.
-seven
-authorities foiled an attempted army mutiny that they believe was designed to disrupt
-shoeless Tiger Woods snored on their lawn while the golfer's wife stood silently by
-wallet, driver's license,
-November 2010,
-29th Blues Music Award,
-$57 million.
-have also been
-Morocco
-He should have met with the family, given them comfort on the last hours of their son."
-planned NATO exercises
-diversity, pointing out that women in uniform are playing "indispensable role in our national defense."
-many detailed biographical points
-It likely will cost $200 with a 2-year wireless service contract from AT&T or Verizon.
-one-week
-Rancho Bernardo
-then return to the United States
-L.G. National
-"exceptionally long"
-has been hailed as
-torrential rains
-the legitimacy of that race.
-found no evidence that Iran has made a strategic decision
-December 23.
-Unlimited's
-63 remained hospitalized
-"I flipped," Gen. Jack Keane, then the Army's deputy chief of staff, told the historians of his reaction to a June 2003 decision to transfer control of all coalition troops away from the land forces command that had been preparing for the mission.
-five
-the complaint, Madoff transferred funds
-"forced out" by June 9,
-Tim Roth
-100 years after the sinking of the Titanic,
-Hank Williams Sr.'s
-happened in the five-minute flight of US Airways 1549, which lost power in both engines when it collided with a flock of Canada geese. His conclusion after writing a new book "Fly by Wire"
-appears to be: intersex.
-several more months in the hospital, and will need multiple skin grafts and surgeries.
-Suzanne Malveaux
-estimated 160
-the newlyweds
-Hank
-Iranians must be free to demonstrate peacefully,
-December 1933
-Seven children and two teachers
-Shevchenko's
-Stan Brock
-someone decapitating the blindfolded lady and smashing her head into pieces.
-Meredith Baxter
-decision to transfer control of all coalition troops away from the land forces command that had been preparing
-St. Augustine, Florida.
-$130 million
-Nazi hat
-We spend £100,000 ($148,000) a year cleaning ugly blobs of conventional
-Hillary Clinton
-calls for Reid's dismissal.
-sell better at train stations than from the
-February,
-Major General Athar Abbas
-27 million
-three or four months.
-Christopher Savoie
-occurred during the October 23 match
-The Galaxy
-It is the latest in a series of attacks across Iraq that have
-with common interest and passions.
-Cristiano Ronaldo should be allowed to leave European champions Manchester
-He describes the conflict in Swat as "an existential threat" -- a
-will remain in jail as they await trial, a judge ruled Wednesday.
-Sudan's Darfur region
-five
-any other alleged victims of a Sunday school teacher accused of raping
-Kathleen Sebelius'
-Ralph Fiennes
-of about $45,000 in
-strategic decision to pander to the outer reaches of American politics by embracing thoroughly discredited conspiracy theories to drum up support from the fringe.
-most of the southern half of Baja California
-trainer Freddie Roach
-20
-porous nature can help soil retain water, nutrients, protect soil microbes.
-52.5 percent
-a Dutch soldier
-Muslims don new clothes and head to prayers
-Gypsey Teague
-South Korea and Japan
-Violence erupted
-talks with governors of largely white provinces in the east
-that a guest there had contracted swine flu.
-54
-Gen. Stanley McChrystal,
-England in the
-She believes the tumor is the result of cell phone use.
-40
-several "very large" caches of Iranian-made rockets and armor-piercing munitions known as explosively formed penetrators, or EFPs.
-son of an infamous CIA double agent,
-Elena Dementieva
-Four kilograms of cocaine
-and its commitment to resolving the North Korean nuclear issue,
-north and south
-death penalty
-almost two weeks before her body was found.
-female graduate student
-genetics, stroke, brain tumor, lack of oxygen, low blood sugar, drugs, even certain medications,"
-of shooting and paralyzing a U.S. Army soldier
-2002,
-David Sheldrick
-less than the life sentence the prosecution requested but far short of exonerating Sollecito
-a tanker
-by hanging out with people who can tell you more than a guidebook about the area's culture and hidden gems.
-takes Phelps's personal tally of individual world records to five,
-Dee Dee Myers,
-failure to pay child support,
-called Baghdad Central Prison, and has water fountains, a freshly planted garden and a gym
-"I cannot tell this committee that cell phones are definitely dangerous. But, I certainly cannot tell you that they are safe,"
-60 percent
-south Jakarta,
-California,
-and his wife, Barbara,
-Brian Jones,
-Leicester Stovell
-a Houston, Texas, hospital.
-four friends who set out to accomplish the tasks on their joint bucket list.
-on NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter.
-Los Angeles
-security has been beefed up
-floods
-minority Uyghurs and majority Han Chinese
-Beijing,
-the corporation
-Chicago
-ending three months of speculation and drama over its
-torture.
-country's army chief of staff
-Robin Wright Penn and Sean Penn
-Al-Bashir
-should not be entitled to face their accusers, or else we would divulge the sources and methods of our information-gathering
-he cable network Sunday at 8 p.m
-March 13
-Sasha exhibited signs of potentially deadly meningitis
-Annecy
-Jeff Ament
-Boston, Massachusetts,
-In 1990, Thomas
-is that America's public schools often underperform and help cheat students out of brighter futures for three main reasons:
-Queen Elizabeth II
-Whitney Houston
-Jordan Belfi
-and Mariam Doumbia
-A controversy erupted this week when the children's parents told reporters
-welcomed their successors to their future home
-AlKhamissi,
-between England and France
-and they should all rot in jail because they represent the absolute scum of the earth," Prime Minister Kevin Rudd told reporters.
-ever-evolving gear and technologies creating faster and faster competitors,
-200 were injured
-Maria Stephens
-controls and ultimately causing jet engines to fail.
-components and structures.
-Carolina Beach, North Carolina,
-3,250,
-could total $3 billion,
-abuse of detainees.
-four hours
-fireworks on North Carolina's Outer Banks exploded,
-is on orange alert, meaning an eruption is probable within days or weeks, the Colombian Institute of Geology and Mining said last week.
-another 20
-John Allen Muhammad,
-"Everybody calls it the hobo condo. Everybody envies me because I sleep on a mattress inside,"
-network for you.
-Lisa Ann Russell and
-4,000 army and police
-predict when bees, wasps and other stinging bugs are around,
-more than 16,000
-1993.
-said the center will give the Valley Club's offer "due consideration" once it is received and looks forward to sitting down with the parties.
-Tammy Renee Silas,
-Morgan Tsvangirai's
-Bangladeshi
-101 were
-two Russian
-how to be alluring.
-liquid form
-35,
-Pew Research Center
-California research group.
-in 2010.
-actual number of arbitrary killings by security forces may be substantially higher
-battling pancreatic
-$100m
-Iniesta
-these "bad guy" roles in such films as "Something Wild" and "GoodFellas."
-Ellen Moran,
-there is not a process to
-epidemic of yellow fever
-Roderick Daniels
-70 years
-Matamata, New Zealand,
-that the track offered "nowhere to get away from anybody."
-his long-running children's show "Lunch With Soupy Sales," which started in 1953
-still in mourning over the death of his teenage son
-a 54-year-old farmer
-40 years,
-in the $20-40 range].
-12
-released new guidelines this month for containing the spread of the virus across the nation's school system. Government
-crown of the Statue of Liberty
-Moscow.
-unreasonable but that individual school administrators could not be sued.
-no blacks
-they couldn't afford the $40,000 for the Flint Fireworks Festival,
-106-day,
-one-of-a-kind bicycle belonging to U.S. cycling legend Lance Armstrong
-tip from members of the ranch
-outside a British army base in Northern Ireland
-Mazen Abdul Jawad
-minority Uyghurs and majority Han Chinese
-not consulting a pocket checklist that outlined emergency procedures.
-Michoacan state,
-April 2005,
-"Hubert Humphrey told me I cost him the election,"
-Meredith Baxter
-A $20,000 reward is
-Blatter's assessment of his transfer
-season finale at the new Yas Marina circuit,
-Carrie Underwood
-to know that four individuals have received the gift of life because of our selfless and beloved John.
-$34 million
-has given us time to reconnect with each other,"
-October 19.
-winning a medal for her country at the 2012 Olympic Games in London.
-everything they can to mitigate how widely the swine flu spreads in the United States.
-Matamoros, Mexico,
-Austrian
-"Family dynamics and personal relationships
-decommissioned warship was scuttled
-another storm that will dump more snow in the Sierra Nevada was brewing,
-the pausing of the National Memorial Day Parade in Washington and the National Grocers Association and Food Marketing Institute asking shoppers to pause in stores nationwide to remember the fallen.
-London court
-effects of SSRIs
-Miladin Kovacevic
-getting married,
-Hotel prices
-final round of the Players Championship
-The arrest of Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar
-Hattie Lemon,
-blood-thinning medication,
-Free Culture movement
-hiding for the past week at The Morning Star Ranch, a retreat in Valley Center, near San Diego,
-Amanda Lindhout, a
-development of a ballistic missile system,"
-300th
-wall that separates Israel and the West Bank.
-30-somethings
-five pythons and two venomous tarantulas.
-toward Iran despite the U.S. promise of a "new beginning."
-2005
-"The Day the Earth Stood Still."
-cultivation increased 6 percent in
-and getting to work
-Daniel Henderson
-"I don't wear it to work out,"
-Aspen, Colorado,
-started to remove the mercury-based preservative thimerosal
-teaching their children about budgeting
-$40,000
-An Iraqi soldier
-are looking into whether Garrido was connected to the 1989 disappearance of Ilene Misheloff.
-Hurricane Bill
-Somalia
-Tom Waits, Neil Young, Jackson Browne, Bob Dylan, Joni Mitchell, Carole King
-by Thursday.
-torching a palace
-said it found a pattern of ethnic intolerance going back 10 years.
-"appears to be a single, massively coordinated attack."
-March 27
-2006.
-the use of the A1C in diagnostics
-Elizabeth Alexander
-The International Criminal Court
-war on terrorism.
-start Kid One Transport, a nonprofit organization that provides rides for needy children in
-U.S. filmmakers
-January 22,
-health minister told reporters Thursday that four cases of H1N1 infection have been confirmed in
-20-page
-a prominent
-Fifteen
-missing engine
-12 milliSievert (mSv)
-Roe v. Wade "not only protects women's health and reproductive freedom, but stands for a broader principle: that government should not intrude on our most
-Jacob Zuma,
-in his room in Val d'Aosta,
-flew his small airplane into an Internal Revenue Service building in Austin, Texas,
-Dan Parris,
-southern Baja California peninsula
-three
-"Rather Go Naked Than Wear Fur"
-A team of six professional anthropologists and support crew said it
-cable TV series "Mad Men," has acted in nine Broadway and nine Off-Broadway productions,
-23
-Mark Zuckerberg,
-"We don't want your freedom"
-California
-4
-President Obama's terrorism czar
-set to shoot have included Terry Gilliam, Darren Aronofsky, Paul Greengrass and David Hayter
-starting the strike
-ebullient football commentator.
-So the idea of showcasing a female superhero,
-eighth body
-Students
-16
-1,400
-drove to a gym
-Air Force
-about 1,225 kilograms (2,700 pounds) of methamphetamine, 2,000 kilograms (4,409 pounds) of cocaine, 13 kilograms (29 pounds) of heroin and more than 8 tons (7,200 kilograms) of marijuana
-fuel drum
-Karadzic, whose Interpol charges listed "flamboyant behavior" as a distinguishing
-he was one of 10 gunmen who attacked several targets in Mumbai
-Quentin Tarantino's
-Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Samuel Eto'o
-least 20
-Pope Benedict XVI recently,
-hoisted himself in through an open window,
-revolution
-involved in issues relating to inter-Korean relations.
-McChrystal
-is a violation of that
-Cocker's "services to music."
-Journalists
-Atlanta, Georgia.
-incoming president,
-he was going through intense heroin withdrawal that night and he
-Twitter
-karma:
-Wisconsin village of Livingston,
-to stop a novel that presents Holden Caulfield, the disaffected teen hero of his classic "The Catcher in the Rye," as an old man.
-I didn't cry. I remember that. I didn't cry. I was more befuddled than anything else. It must have been difficult for the cop.
-California.
-deaths of two
-fried mantis shrimp with peppery salt and fried rice with sea urchin.
-be withdrawn from the auction.
-the program itself
-extracted and fingers
-The arrest also represents a "new level of cooperation" between
-"Here With Me"
-Harold James "Jim" Nicholson.
-developed a vaccine for swine flu and is set to become the first country in the world
-talent for entertaining even as a little boy growing up in this city
-in the long list of major challenges facing his administration.
-cordoned off the area around the explosion,
-37 mph in a 35-mph zone.
-Lin Biao, then defense minister and
-Ghana
-Brazil
-Turkish television showed
-her time in Rwanda working for the Clinton administration.
-west-London
-at a beach
-Fabio Capello
-DNA testing
-late Friday or early Saturday.
-Democratic
-The first tagging Saturday marked the first time a great white
-The annual Seafood Festival
-nothing less than a "slap in the face."
-animation
-the United States has no diplomatic relations
-head of Egypt's Supreme Council of the Armed Forces Field Marshal Mohamed Tantawi
-Stars and Stripes, the newspaper that receives U.S. military funding to help it
-portion of her upcoming audio book,
-give him another five-year term.
-get a dog"
-Africa
-"tangle of makeshift shacks"
-De Menezes was killed on a London Underground train
-winter misery
-Joe Cocker
-in Kundar in Pakistan's Swat Valley.
-373 people
-she had trousers considered too tight and a blouse too transparent.
-delayed his approval of the exhibition agreement
-about 100 miles southeast of Amarillo.
-man in
-The arrest of Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar
-a serial arsonist
-2.5 million
-Philippines Senator
-throwing three punches
-"Hold up that f---ing Cubs s---. F--- them," she allegedly said as her husband, Democratic Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich, bandied about a scheme to withhold state funds from the Cubs' parent Tribune Company unless the owner agreed to fire certain Chicago Tribune employees.
-on al-Raei Iraqi satellite television
-U.S. Department of Agriculture
-$16,000 per call,
-for gastrointestinal bleeding,
-Texas coast
-Roy Bennett,
-two-thirds
-"It's Woody Allen! 'If you have something better to do'? Woody, come on!"
-Sheriff's deputies in San Bernardino
-says, he earned $50,000 making about 20 mule runs,
-Italian authorities Tuesday arrested two suspects believed to be responsible for
-truck safer, but also could make it more expensive to repair after a collision.
-Ray LaHood,
-Lewis Hamilton
-decisions based on their awareness of potential danger.
-New Hampshire
-Namdaemun,
-Sheikh Issa bin Zayed al Nahyan,
-hundreds of bodies buried
-Steve Jobs,
-Tenzin Wangmo,
-in recent years, the organization has taken extensive measures to keep abusers out.
-early Friday morning,
-of twenty-six, I finally discovered I was "intersex"
-They are made up of rocks, minerals, and volcanic glass,
-Prince Charles was planning
-7
-early 1990s.
-Porto,
-Ronnie James Dio,
-"football" or "soccer"
-Wimbledon
-auto workers around the country, including Detroit, Michigan,
-Atlanta Falcons
-lead the investigation in a "truthful, unbiased fashion."
-since the Tibetan uprising against China.
-had protected politicians from corruption charges,
-five,
-Operation Spy and the spy tools in the museum's permanent exhibits
-five-year
-Two
-over-the-counter medicine
-tutoring.
-"Cocaine supply is shrinking, as is demand in major markets of North America while cocaine use in Western Europe has stopped growing," Costa said. "This may explain why prices are up, and purity is down. This may also explain why cartels are becoming so violent.
-site is a popular hangout because it's quiet and secluded.
-in Russia
-Russian native, and his alleged American co-conspirator,
-Morelia, Mexico.
-international styles and filmmakers
-John Travolta
-Liz Claiborne.
-Apple's
-Ahmadinejad
-IBM CEO Sam Palmisano
-on Craigslist. Two days later,
-known for his songs about ghetto street life,
-involvement in development of weapons of mass destruction.
-Universal Press Syndicate,
-Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad
-Buy through the dealership's Fleet
-military base
-late 60s.
-Iraq's foreign minister
-Kiefer Sutherland,
-digital rights management (DRM) tools
-Stan Brock
-Switzerland,
-24,
-five years ago,
-Cuba and Venezuela,
-Carl Bernstein and Bob Woodward
-Setola is allegedly the
-Friday
-Interstate 5 between Seattle and Oregon
-an embargo on the shipment of arms from the communist regime and broadens a ban on the import of weapons.
-Iran
-five
-"billions" of dollars
-Khaled AlKhamissi's
-Gen. Alexei Pukach
-free fixes for the consumer.
-taped comments revealed last month by CNN journalist Carmen Aristegui.
-"He was a good child, a wonderful, sweet, loving child,"
-in central
-crashed
-Giuliana Rancic
-Adam Gadahn,
-Mark Zuckerberg
-Ayman al-Zawahiri
-U.S. Open
-a narcotic,
-they found five pythons and two venomous tarantulas.
-"tough questions"
-United Kingdom and the Netherlands,
-69,
-Most MRSA infections acquired in community settings present themselves as sores or boils and often appear red, swollen, painful or with drainage such as pus, the
-women who are treated with antidepressants are more likely to give birth early or to have newborns that need to spend time in a neonatal intensive care unit.
-Bill and Hillary Clinton
-Virender
-KBB.com,
-through the streets of the Brazilian city.
-eight
-Friday
-"Crazy, Stupid, Love."
-supporting socially conservative women running for office in the upcoming midterm elections.
-Virender Sehwag
-February 7,
-urged everyone to take the bipartisan dinner past "just an inaugural tradition" and turn it into a "new way of doing the people's business in this
-human lie detector on
-how they saved
-main political parties are pushing for a constitutional amendment
-Thursday night.
-promise everyone everything they need and make us feel good about our country and how much greater our government could be.
-38
-as 70,000 people
-at the start of the uprising
-President Bush and Laura Bush
-22 people,
-24 years
-between $50 million and $150 million
-Iran and Belarus
-Pilgrims sail to Plymouth Rock
-in breach of Article 151c of the FIA International Sporting Code
-Belfast in Northern Ireland.
-planned four-day walkout
-government issued televised broadcasts ahead of the rainstorms
-Brewer and others
-fellow members of NATO's International Security Assistance Force
-ex-Facebook president Sean Parker
-to habor staph bacteria
-lying about their ages.
-farm rubber in a plantation setting
-"willful blindness" in not acting faster to identify and correct the problems
-39
-more than 90% of the airlines surveyed
-has dispatched 1,917 soldiers.
-the country in the form of free miles for its program members and seats for aid organizations.
-99 percent
-Karachi, Pakistan,
-$57,400.
-home of the Dallas Cowboys football team.
-the average ransom has risen from $600,000 to $4.7 million per vessel,
-as a result of the factory during the next five years,
-banned drugs.
-The dish unearthed
-Israel and the West Bank.
-Thirty members of Rendon's gang
-London embassy
-multiculturalism
-Tuesday
-Straight No Chaser
-Westboro Baptist
-"social distancing,"
-Italian Open.
-Mike,
-de facto President Roberto Micheletti
-FIFA
-a thumbs up
-Lt. Gen. Russel Honore,
-Transportation Security Administration
-Afghanistan's opium
-Adam Lambert's
-without a license to serve the public,
-14
-Suzman, a constant thorn in the side of South Africa's
-Prosecutors alleged that Hughes killed Banks so she could have
-British throne.
-Chevrolet
-giant panda
-to subpoena the White
-45,
-a court battle over custody.
-28,
-appeal by pro-democracy
-were killed and 20
-Stephenie Meyer.
-patients in the MCI group whose scans showed minimal signs of atrophy
-health care costs are a huge and growing burden on the economy.
-but said they don't change his view of the United States as an imperialist nation.
-3,500
-near Amsterdam's main airport
-six
-the 15-vehicle wreck that claimed the life
-that incest survivors are "incredibly underrepresented."
-Twitter feeds about a hot topic in the
-record where a shark travels, allow scientists to better understand migratory patterns,"
-Tristan albatross
-on Tuesday
-get a verbal reprimand as well as a very strongly worded reprimand, written, that was put in her file that if this should ever occur again, that she would be terminated,"
-terminated those employees."
-470 square meters
-British authorities and environmental groups
-international footballer Patrice Evra
-racially-tinged remark
-Wednesday night
-three and a half
-"Just an awesome guy,"
-NASA
-Reinhold Messner,
-Melissa Huckaby, 28, a Sunday school teacher
-consoled him after his brief marriage to Lisa Marie Presley ended.
-Yemeni government
-20,000 people
-drowned after suffering a massive heart attack.
-101.
-ranked 80th
-World Heritage site
-AC Milan
-the technology might not be as far away as most people think.
-Katherine Jackson's
-30
-"They need to look at themselves in this situation.
-the blues
-of 110 million people, Mexico is still a functioning democracy with press freedoms and bold leaders,
-David Mann,
-preventing identity theft
-Israel
-for two months until peak
-Pacquiao,
-American people,"
-large swells on Bermuda as well as the islands of the northeast Caribbean Sea
-50 percent of all foreclosures in New York
-leader of the Pakistani Taliban, Baitullah Mehsud, and his followers
-are responding in various ways to the region's changes in climate over the last 150 years,
-that appears to show a bruised and battered Rihanna.
-killing more than 170 people and destroying 2,000 homes.
-The advantage of a tour is that your guides can offer a local's insight into the
-this positive news
-the family
-Adams and Harris
-blackmailing Germany's richest woman,
-inside a van exploded in northeastern Madrid Monday,
-business may become an unintended casualty of an attempt to protect children.
-abnormally high concentrations of radioactivity
-Billy Graham
-educated,
-remain vigilant,"
-on programs aimed at preventing youths from getting involved in dogfighting, and on programs to assist young people who have already been involved in the blood sport.
-Stephen G. Bloom,
-misdemeanor drunken-driving charges stemming from a New Year's Eve arrest
-more than 4,300
-Matthew
-Thirty members
-Panther's Claw to flush the Taliban from parts of southern Helmand Province
-Costa Rica
-Australian
-Christiane Amanpour.
-Tour de France
-said Israel would stick to its 1979 peace agreement with Egypt.
-Bill Donohue,
-killed one of Israel's most prominent crime bosses in Tel Aviv
-buyers are more often women, have fewer kids and more often have college educations."
-a 6,500-ton cargo of timber from Finland to Algeria when it reported trouble on July 24 off the coast of Sweden.
-The storm
-the noble Fordlandia experiment
-that the band's second performance was not part of a "big plot"
-second child
-medical, dental and vision
-gentle, crystalline
-Thomas was charged with four counts of HIV transmission and two counts of statutory rape,
-32-year-old
-U.S. luxury yacht chef Sara Kuszak, of Savannah, Georgia,
-Islam or face death.
-Mike Harris
-Four U.S.
-'fight club'
-going on out there in the world culturally,
-April 6.
-"I am here to apologize,"
-Maricopa Co. Sheriff Joe Arpaio now
-An unexpected loss of fluid is observed in the riser pipe,
-he was trying to wake up his friend to get the drugs.
-64, of Winnfield, Louisiana.
-Visiting a military hospital is always an
-illicit relations, public indecency and public intoxication
-2-1
-Sunday night
-Leonardo logistics module, science experiments and the Combined Operational Load Bearing External Resistance Treadmill (COLBERT),
-for a month
-treatment of an inflammation of tissue around his heart.
-giving General Motors 60 days worth of financing
-1,500
-"Words cannot capture the impact Michael Jackson has had on pop culture around the world,"
-I would like. Let's see, I agree completely with the president of FIFA. Now I have to wait and see, but I do not know where I will begin the season."
-Harold Ramis
-a vacant storage shed
-George Papandreou
-Dr. Michael Kamrava demonstrated "a pattern of behavior that
-further delay in approval would cause the
-"Hawaii Five-O," "The Streets of San Francisco," "Hart to Hart," "St. Elsewhere," "Magnum, P.I."
-Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva,
-More than 70 years ago,
-sued the owners of this dry cleaning business for $54 million over a missing pair of pants.
-Walt Disney
-40 years old,
-The Arizona company that was shipping the van had no idea the vehicle was stolen from a Spokane auto shop in
-in the southern
-director of vertebrate paleontology at the Judith River Dinosaur Institute,
-"sincere sympathy to the victims and their families"
-singing with joy
-a bridge collapsed
-8 million
-Hinckley had given the woman "multiple rings."
-Islamic religious
-Argentinean club Estudiantes.
-42 million
-The Michoacan cartel
-has never harassed anyone."
-The joint teams
-Fort Hood, Texas,
-nine
-Ashridge Business
-Republican Sen. Orrin Hatch of Utah,
-task force on terrorism and ideology.
-three
-Turkish government
-Four
-"It's worth noting that even the terrorism that's often attributed to the war in Afghanistan tends to come out of Pakistan, to be planned by Pakistanis, to be funded from Pakistan or in some other way to be traced to Pakistan,"
-thin girl with caramel skin and a yellow silk blouse walks alone through a barren landscape
-in a cave at the park
-the suspected gunman,
-July 3,
-the impact of the recession.
-Fernando Alonso
-a "group 2B" possible human carcinogen.
-"modern slavery".
-a 20-year sentence
-some quiet fishing village
-to break the 50-knot sailing speed barrier
-the XShot, a telescopic stainless-steel rod that allows you to take pictures and videos while keeping yourself in the frame.
-conspiracy to act as illegal agents of the Cuban government, wire fraud
-the subway network.
-Rome.
-27 million
-Togo Football Federation
-"What am I going to do when I get out? Do I want to be a doctor, or a lawyer?"
-India,
-($50 U.S.)
-items that come into contact with your skin,
-"The Buried Life",
-series of videos that Auto-Tune cable newscasts and political speeches.
-were killed
-Style" and former cast member of "Queer Eye for the Straight Guy,"
-Queen Elizabeth II
-New Zealand All Blacks
-Adam Gadahn
-at least 20,000 additional troops
-Chabon
-seizure disorder
-Arnoldo Rueda Medina,
-refusal to disclose the abuse photos was unlawful.
-in an interview aired Sunday that the hardest decision he's made since
-Brazilian striker
-shrank by 4.2 percent in the fourth quarter of
-its list of terrorist organizations two Colombian groups
-shoveling outside his home without gloves for 45 minutes in minus-17-degree weather, Williams suffered second-degree
-a rapper,
-strangulation and asphyxiation and had two broken bones in his neck,
-Chesley B. "Sully" Sullenberger,
-"The Lord of The Rings"
-in Islamabad.
-4
-Mine Safety and Health Administration
-the sheriff's office
-Daniel Libeskind,
-More than 1,300 pounds of explosives
-New media and talk radio would be a "much more ferocious force"
-Siemionow suggested that restoring function was more
-Abu Dhabi
-Dan Woolley
-attacking the
-October issue,
-"I think if I had known that she was gay, I wouldn't have been brave enough to talk to her,"
-up to 30,000 Argentines
-Iraq war shows military chiefs made mistake after mistake
-Centers for Disease Control
-revealed the extreme dietary regimen he is following in the days leading up to the
-President-elect Barack Obama.
-comic book characters
-separatist militants in Indian-administered
-day trips to Iguana Island.
-Put a jet engine in the trunk.
-between the United States and longtime adversaries Cuba and Venezuela,
-Annat's mother,
-Cristiano
-a buffet of Southern favorites like okra, macaroni and cheese, banana pudding and peach cobbler at low prices.
-$219 per night,
-7,000
-of $150,000 to $450,000 a month,
-"reminded me of a lost puppy that nobody wanted."
-67
-WILL MISS YOU! WE LOVE YOU MICHAEL!!!"
-form a new political party
-to be suicide bombers.
-in rotten butter.
-a common but highly stigmatized form of sexual abuse,
-his roots
-wedding party in Turkey's southeastern
-Mali
-The Liberal Democratic
-1994,
-three years
-is to be a great husband and a great father, and fall in love."
-WGC-CA Championship
-There are at least 400
-23 percent of the pandas' habitat in the study area was destroyed, and fragmentation of the remaining habitat could hinder panda reproduction.
-A change in the Earth's orbit or the intensity of the sun's radiation
-"incompetence"
-Egypt
-he felt mistreated when the airline refused to book the family for a later flight.
-both Russia and Georgia
-lack of experience
-400,000
-will receive as much as $6 billion and 30 days to complete an agreement with Italian automaker Fiat,
-malaria
-NASA
-Christopher Coleman
-11th year in a row.
-are
-Eight people were killed
-20 percent
-alliance between them and the Beltran Leyva group,
-Friday,
-13
-2005
-153
-Utah went undefeated and gained a BCS berth
-2-0
-official birthday of Queen Elizabeth II
-Jason Moran and his associate Pasquale Barboro
-2008,
-to refer the case of Mohammed al-Qahtani to prosecutors
-A team of six professional anthropologists and support crew said it
-Arroyo and her husband were directly involved in an Internet broadband deal with a Chinese firm.
-"The Golden Girls,"
-testified for the second time in a case against paramedic Tarino Lightbourne and former Bahamian Sen. Pleasant Bridgewater.
-United States
-five
-April 27
-in stores, while others are offered only at Microsoft's online store.
-at least six victims and wounding more than 50 others.
-all tuition and expenses for the neediest of Brown's admitted applicants.
-the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society.
-taking office was to send more troops to Afghanistan.
-five Grammys
-Patriach Kirill
-Blake Mycoskie
-ATR-72 turboprop
-at the Las Vegas Indy 300.
-mom Meleanie Hain,
-rare original artwork and comics,
-Sebastian Pinera
-New challenges
-at comic stores in August and on newsstands in September,
-pirates
-"death grip" problem,
-reporters.
-Unusually low
-Ayatollah Ali Khamenei
-Justice Department officials
-damaging earthquakes will remain a threat."
-September.
-back rent.
-an intriguing selection of big game dishes, including crocodile, giraffe and ostrich.
-wounds in Hungary
-about 100,000 sales this year and $2 billion in repair
-Hamm has
-who missed Saturday's 1-0 friendly defeat by Brazil in Qatar to play for his club -- thinks the situation helped bring the
-for struggling U.S. homeowners burdened down by debt
-772nd time
-the birth of his second child before making public any decision about a return to the Tour in 2009.
-The 45-year-old Gotbaum accidentally strangled herself while in police
-optimism about the direction of the country
-central Baja California peninsula
-August
-Warren Jeffs.
-Booches Billiard Hall,
-fought feelings of loneliness and struggled with balancing his life as a Muslim with the temptations of the secular world around him.
-go back into the mandatory evacuated area,"
-Trick Pony.
-in England and some 4,000 in Scotland for alleged witchcraft,
-red clothing day
-May 5
-29-year-old former successful model, ran a private security firm of female bodyguards,
-Brown County,
-doctors diagnosed him with prostate cancer in its early stages.
-in southern California,
-Blake Mycoskie
-8-year-old girl from Tracy, California.
-Jasper Howard,
-David Beckham as the best-paid player in world football,
-hand
-2001,
-climate change bill
-reported that the force will be used to fight military aggressors, conduct anti-terror operations, battle regional drug trafficking and respond to natural disasters. The force will be based in Russia under a single command, with member nations contributing military units.
-Man in Black's mother
-the very close presence of a U.S. Navy vessel might
-work every day and laugh,
-The public debt building
-Caprock Canyons.
-Joe Wilkins
-ticket prices
-Judge Sonia Sotomayor,
-his 10th marathon in six months.
-a news conference that the number is less than 1 percent of the nation's approximate 100,000
-Diane Dobbs and Robert Sandefur, both 51, are in
-had been on the run for years before he
-the undying love of a mother
-five teenage friends,
-below-zero temperatures were leaving roadways covered in black ice,
-Sens. Joe Lieberman of Connecticut and Bernie Sanders of Vermont
-was convicted of ordering Hutu militia to slaughter rival Tutsis.
-probably agree with Berlusconi's reasoning.
-washed ashore on King island.
-flight to Paris,
-"Juan Angel's Birthday,"
-sites that have served as settings for blockbusters on the big and small screens.
-was quite good,
-1969
-having a healthy ego,
-Murakami's slender plotline
-driving on the wrong side of the road.
-fighting for his life
-US Airways Flight 1549,
-international journalists, along with their Somali colleague and a driver,
-Pandora's
-the reality TV show "Big Brother"?
-Sohail Darwish
-one
-618
-Petty Officer Jordan Berryman told CNN in Chatham,
-it attacked an air intelligence base in Harasta
-believed he was the rightful heir to Ronald Reagan and that his conservative principles and ideas would continue to build on the foundation that President Reagan had established.
-5592
-Ciudad Renacimiento
-Chatham County
-Veronica Lodge
-the detention facility's closure,
-Guatemala with the money
-the military
-Lin Biao,
-40
-fluid
-Madison County District Attorney Michael Guest asked the panel of nine women and three men to
-pendant is slim and compact
-a minute on Memorial Day and honor those who have died in the cause of freedom.
-During rush-hour
-British
-January 15, 2009,
-"The White Ribbon,"
-since July 1983.
-China, Myanmar, North Korea, Iran, Sudan, Eritrea, Saudi Arabia
-and Cleopatra has fueled the popular imagination for centuries. Ill-fated
-before the election,
-Christmas Eve.
-adventurer Steve Fossett
-cancer,
-a strengthening of the relationship between hard-line factions of Al-Shabaab and al Qaeda.
-sewer that may have offered an
-is under threat from rising sea levels caused by climate change.
-67-year-old
-Washington Post
-snap, crackle and pop,
-about their favorite American cities.
-remote control
--- about 31 million
-CNN spoke
-the 111th justice of the U.S. Supreme Court.
-House express support for the use of Christmas symbols and traditions
-"Good Morning America" canceling the singer's
-the Army
-Dr. Khristine Eroshevich and Dr. Sandeep Kapoor
-R
-has said that if he's elected, he would commit more troops to Afghanistan and would order the military to end the war in Iraq, which he has called a "dangerous distraction" from the Afghan battle.
-Pat Oliphant
-Kofi Annan
-Nobel Peace Prize acceptance speech?
-When I was little my dad had this box car and one day he put a George Carlin tape in it and it got stuck. So for a year until the car died we listened to this George Carlin tape over and over and over again.
-Foreign Secretary David Miliband
-appeal has only a slim chance of success.
-the British Grand Prix
-Wiles,
-Milan
-Islamabad
-least 40 people in the United States die each year as the result of insect stings,
-former leaders Udinese are now in fourth place -- level on points with Milan -- after losing 2-0
-plunged into the ground and disintegrated on impact,
-500,000 Zimbabwean dollars
-country's former drug czar
-Nearly two dozen Americans
-"Mr. Snyder and his attorneys have engaged the legal system; there are some rules to that legal engagement,"
-first gold medal
-Haiti
-Easter weekend.
-feeds about a hot topic in the
-Scientists
-who is buried in a grave marked "Unknown."
-Ralph
-is part of the exhibition at the British Museum.
-The gorilla, a female,
-MTV's
-U.S. intelligence community failed to piece together various bits of information it already possessed in the weeks and months prior to the attacks.
-terrorists
-that all the candidates have had their problems in Palmetto State, one reason why today's outcome has been so hard to predict.
-actually diminishes if you push through it."
-an anti-abortion group
-an auction with a San Francisco biotech company that had Lancelot cloned in South Korea.
-"Real Steel"
-suffer from a chronic knee injury.
-the same day,
-Australian luxury yacht captain Drew Gollan
-Around 20,000
-one in three of the 6,000 recognized amphibian species
-executive education
-average of about $45,000
-Schaefer
-iReporters believe that Hope would be a good name.
-Taliban stronghold in Pakistan.
-on a 2007 survey of 3,501 people.
-Anna Loginova,
-Jackson McCluskey.
-liquid
-Dr. King in which they compare his historic vision of racial equality in the United States
-The U.S. Embassy in Pretoria and other government offices in South Africa
-Iran,
-more than 16,000
-to succeed Tony Snow,
-Tuesday at a news conference.
-poor children around the world.
-The U.S. Interior Department is considering changing regulations
-The government
-was promoted over Sawyer to anchor ABC's "World News" in May 2006.
-Liverpool.
-blocked them from seeing the changes by the show's large bus.
-1,424
-under a tree.
-Banks,
-"Bingo"
-suburban Philadelphia swim
-early 1980s
-his family and himself
-including homes in the village of Dunquin. In winter, rates are drastically cut,
-fellow members of NATO's International Security Assistance Force
-Tuesday the Sudanese president pandered to the West.
-Tamil Tigers.
-carrying about
-"Not My Fault"
-more than 30
-$1.4 million
-Rozita Swinton of Colorado Springs, Colorado,
-were fired for their on-the-job siestas.
-An Indian paramilitary trooper
-systematic detention of such leaders has been condemned
-Obama
-the iPhone 5
-their biological father, Nephra Payne,
-the western coast of Sumatra.
-1831
-"It's a vision that's changed lives across this country, including that of a young woman who went to work for an organization called Public Allies to prepare young people for public service careers
-being one of the most ethical athletic apparel company in the world,
-50
-Shields accused a reporter and photographer from the National Enquirer of taking her 75-year-old mother
-Three powerful
-Darrel Mohler
-More than nine in 10
-Coburn
-"Inglourious Basterds."
-a 5-foot-tall, 35-pound robot
-The man drove the bus for less than a mile before a student confronted him and the bus crashed into a wall off the road,
-Kundar in Pakistan's Swat Valley.
-Botswana's
-Evo Morales
-London to Belfast.
-papaya and catfish salad and fish maw soup
-killing at least 17
-president Luca di Montezemolo
-federal oil industry regulators
-"is the key to the success of a nation."
-Four of nine provinces in Bolivia have declared autonomy
-the drug cartels.
-Amber Alert,
-up to $16,000 per call,
-"My massage therapist, my yard person, my hairdresser. Now people are really stepping back from that and saying 'If I cut my own lawn, I'm going to have that $60 in my pocket.'
-on a day in which police divers worked in water made treacherous by poor visibility and strong currents.
-Patriach Kirill
-through the Internet
-income go exclusively to covering all tuition and expenses for the neediest of Brown's admitted applicants.
-30
-could be as low as 35 individuals,"
-Gurrolla
-day trips to Iguana Island.
-Mackenzie Phillips
-between 15 and 20 people,
-"Mayday call,"
-rains can also cause devastating floods.
-mentor our eager young children, or care for the sick, or ease the strains of deployment
-tar heroin
-December 5
-sentence of life
-Oxbow,
-Fernando Alonso
-Tesla
-many of the serious illnesses and deaths are concentrated in people younger than 65.
-has only a slim
-Hudson
-in the crawl space of her home.
-Yamamoto ordered the three wrestlers to beat a 17 year old junior wrestler so brutally that he died.
-on various Islamist Web sites with a picture of al-Zawahiri next
-all 168 passengers
-Hudson River,
-portable air defense systems
-Los Angeles-area community of Porter Ranch, California,
-standing by to provide security
-Twenty-seven million
-blue
-is seeking full
-the unstable political situation in Madagascar
-has been a guest on the popular late-night entertainment show,
-Dr. Vance Harris is a primary care physician
-of extra time added by referees when the English champions do not have the lead.
-$20 million
-Kathy Jo Nicholson,
-said it was flying unusually low,"
-Red Bull
-H1N1 virus
-Lester William Hobbs,
-ban lead content beyond minute levels of 600 parts per million in any product
-Roe v. Wade "not only protects women's health and reproductive freedom, but stands for a broader principle: that government should not intrude on our most private family matters,"
-Tuesday
-21 immigrants
-strips Afghan Shia women of many rights.
-September 18,
-more than 600 years old and stood at the center of Seoul, having served as a main gate into the capital for centuries.
-President Bush and Laura Bush
-eighth alleged member
-Solar Sailor
-Maria Cardona
-Madoff began sending
-United Nations announcing that "reprocessing of
-Trailer Choir,
-voted 5-4 in favor of the New Haven firefighters.
-credit crises, panics, financial meltdowns and recessions.
-the first Italian-American on the high court, and the rhetorical battles he has waged on the court and off.
-Maya Angelou
-people who died of swine flu in the United States had pre-existing health problems,
-two surveillance tapes taken from the front and rear of the Billingses' home. Each
-3.5mm headset jack,
-and the Indian Ocean this year. So far, pirates have attacked almost 100 vessels off Somalia's coast and successfully hijacked nearly 40, according to the center.
-Up to 37,000
-July 1983.
-in the seat of the float can tear, causing children
-six
-human error was to blame, noting that the finding was supported by the California Department of Public Health.
-is going mobile.
-six
-rock
-Sevilla
-But federal law requires that anyone leaving or entering the country with $10,000 or more must declare it. Because
-Felicia Anderson
-Chinese
-gave birth to a cub the size of a stick of butter
-hanged for raping and attempting to kill an 11-year-old Austrian girl.
-"Good Christian Belles,"
-George Zinkhan,
-Do you know a hero?
-Pentagon
-Meredith Kercher
-"Mexico
-Austrian
-September 28
-11 sets of human remains
-Joan E. Darrah
-7.0-magnitude
-his escape
-an immigration worker attacked her and took Carillo.
-"The Golden Girls,"
-an independent homeland for the country's ethnic
-18
-Catholic League President Bill Donohue
-Derrick Bird,
-of more than $100,000 from the public, which would help the girls as they get older.
-The little feet along the floor.
-Debbie Rowe,
-has changed her life for the better
-as many as 90
-Republican chairman of the 9/11 commission
-Steven Gerrard
-showing Pfc. Bowe Bergdahl,
-to attend next month's Olympics
-tried to summit via the mountain's notorious West Ridge in 2006.
-2010
-Taj Mahal Palace Hotel,
-regulators in the agency's Colorado office received improper gifts from energy industry representatives and engaged in illegal drug use and inappropriate sexual relations with them.
-Two people
-the medicine "My Pikin."
-have been killed
-near the isolated communist nation ahead of a North Korea rocket
-killing 8-year-old Sandra Cantu,
-Bill McCollum,
-Asif Ali Zardari on Tuesday insisted that his country's
-Zimbabwe
-Gary Lamont Sumner
-February 12,
-peanut butter
-23,
-in the Korea Times,
-their business agreements
-Copenhagen announced the aim of being carbon neutral by 2025.
-"It was amazing, there were no words for it, it was so good, it was probably the best
-and her children
-The dirty little secret of American government
-63
-could result in "fragrances of fries drifting under Mona Lisa's nose".
-Knightley is beaten by an abusive boyfriend after she arrives home from a day of filming.
-Rodrigo Rosenberg said Colom, the president's wife and a top aide would be responsible if something happened to the
-6.4
-Barack Obama
-The Oscars
-taken the lead role in the investigation of Thursday's crash into the 7-story building
-Mexico's government,
-disfigured woman received the nose, cheeks, upper jaw and
-drought, poaching and shrinking habitats,
-interview, she stayed up most of the night in the fits of an anxiety attack
-person died and six were injured when a cargo
-at least eight people,
-Porfirio Lobo Sosa
-any other
-Fall and winter weekends
-the closeted art director Salvatore Romano in the Emmy award-winning
-and four crew members
-the original Macintosh,
-showed his support among likely Republican Iowa caucus-goers has fallen to 8%, down from 23% in October.
-Ivo Zdarek,
-Jason Moran and his associate Pasquale Barboro
-high-fat diets including fast food and decreased physical activity,
-southern Laos
-Beaver Creek in Lavonia, Georgia,
-and his fellow Washington state lawmakers
-the United States.
-$550
-"strong dissatisfaction"
-cricket
-Hatoyama
-Arctic Sea
-scheduled to be executed
-his mother, his children and a list of charities, according to a person with direct knowledge to the contents of the
-A pipeline that supplies gas from Egypt to Israel
-tens of thousands of marine life, mammals and birds every year.
-"Whatever Works."
-grow their own food
-"The Stranger."
-"commercialize and thereby demean the
-some of the end-times anxiety
-Park51 Islamic center
-Authorities released two surveillance tapes taken from the front and rear of the Billingses' home. Each shows a vehicle pulling up to the property, and five people dressed in black and wearing masks entering the home through two entrances
-should be named within hours,
-September 28
-Turkish state ministers, artists and media glitterati.
-Local Afghans provided information and
-an app
-Carrousel du Louvre,
-Sharon Bialek
-volunteers had filled more than 1 million sandbags out of the needed 2 million.
-The painters take orders through a Web site that lets customers get a message on the wall. For the equivalent of $40, a Palestinian will spray paint the message and send three digital photos of it.
-(19.8 percent
-at a federal prison in central Florida
-Gulf of Mexico
-which occurred near a school in Peru's Ayacucho province,
-slumped in a chair in the foyer of Spector's Alhambra, California, mansion with a gunshot wound through the roof of her mouth
-15,000 men, women and children
-$100,000
-Sean Langman
-"The fire
-Chenonceaux
-curses to inflict on their ex.
-Gen. Stanley McChrystal,
-gay
-fellow countrymen.
-45 years.
-passengers of US Airways Flight 1549 had to be rescued out of the
-stage?"
-European travel guidebooks
-The Yankees
-earthquake's devastation.
-shoal in the Reef
-its first spacewalk to upgrade the Hubble Space Telescope,
-second-degree murder in the death of actress Lana Clarkson more than six years ago.
-Lahore and Peshawar,
-is fluent in seven
-an antihistamine and an epinephrine auto-injector for emergencies,
-Rochester, New York, high school student
-China's
-27 kilometers (17 miles)
-proposed Islamic center near ground zero
-Fourteen
-30
-More than 80 years
-Kevin Lunsmann
-in undisturbed tropical forests are soaking up more CO2 than people realized.
-collapse."
-Maya Angelou
-points."
-the bus
-program provides free tutoring, instruments and music instruction to more than 100 students.
-North Korea
-pay, benefits and staffing levels.
-President Obama
-eating fresh fruit and food for the first time in four months,
-More than 1,490
-Iowa,
-earthquake is creating "a generation of amputees," something that will pose a challenge
-"reprocessing of spent fuel rods is at its final phase and extracted plutonium is being weaponized."
-former State Department employee and his wife,
-his extended family and a friend after passengers heard them discussing the safest place to sit and misconstrued the nature of the conversation.
-more than 100
-Friday night
-calling for creation of a ghetto state.
-the Ku Klux Klan,
-Melody Barnes,
-stealing fossils from federal land.
-19
-underground on the border of Switzerland and France,
-$100 million
-Lubna al-Hussein
-U.N. African Union Mission in Darfur said it
-Jessica Simpson and Nicole Richie.
-tripolycyanamide, also known as melamine,
-25 dead
-11:35 p.m. ET,
-President-elect Barack Obama's benefit.
-for a round-the-world challenge.
-Southern California
-and Sweden plan to take in about 200 Palestinian refugees from Iraq who have been living
-100,000 civilians
-Egypt
-actually [using] mother ships in many cases, from which they send out the small speedboats out to both track and then sometimes assault these tanker and these container ships in the gulf.
-17
-James Michael Biela,
-She has checkups with the medical staff once or twice a month and will do so for the next year,
-in 2010.
-a can of paint thinner
-a more thoughtful and nuanced presence
-benefits including free and heavily discounted travel,
-in a steep, mountainous corner of
-behind a hotel in Sacramento.
-Silvia Rigamonti,
-three-day
-NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen
-in her first French Open since 2004
-Neither candidate
-Four
-Josef Fritzl,
-IP and e-mail addresses of 2,116 convicted North Carolina sex offenders
-West Point, Georgia,
-300 pounds,
-22
-Carrie Underwood
-more than 80
-suffered a setback before the March election, when 70 percent of their
-for me to say is just thank you, to everyone who has believed in me, who has defended me, who has supported my family," she said,
-A well-known Iranian filmmaker
-China,
-Lewis Hamilton
-dolphins
-more than 3,000-acre
-Ayatollah Ali Khamenei
-the shot was self-inflicted,
-for someone to tell everyone to 'buy American' as it pertains to cars, but then take advantage of the great prices on imported goods at say, Wal-Mart,"
-Hannah Kearney
-defeat Islamic militants, usher in a Middle East peace treaty
-an explosion
-pleaded not guilty to charges in the September 22 rape.
-An air of anxiety clutches Bolivia this weekend amid high-stakes
-Afghanistan.
-woman who faces 40 lashes
-Kyrgyzstan
-62%
-27,000
-Italian party leaders
-2007
-the eighth person, whose name has been redacted from court documents,
-Australia
-Colombia's most-wanted drug kingpin
-in her late 60s.
-Mahmoud Ahmadinejad accused the West of making "an entire nation homeless under the pretext of Jewish suffering ... in order to establish a totally racist government in occupied Palestine."
-Austria,
-all responsibility,"
-two adults and a child,
-The singer-songwriter was the recipient of the Hal David Starlight Award
-1.7 billion
-the Bangkok's Chinatown
-up to 3,250,
-in a home in Ardmore
-200 people
-Russian President Dmitry Medvedev hosting Iranian President
-200 new species of frogs
-have served as a
-Gov. Kathleen Sebelius
-is one of the artifacts that remains after the sinking.
-happened in the last hours of Michael
-picture of their ex
-October 23,
-in the ocean off Darwin on Friday,
-All those aboard
-Georhiy Gongadze,
-disturbing acts reflect an increasingly repressive environment under Beijing's control.
-veteran of early television dramas,
-the affront of cafeteria dining
-Antalya's mayor Mustafa Akaydin.
-December 27, 2007,
-summertime television viewing.
-Justin Barker
-Jim Bittermann
-British newspaper News of the World
-The Dalai Lama,
-Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington and the National Security Archive
-Two United Arab Emirates based
-affirmed his support for a woman's "right to choose"
-Mountain View, California,
-Carl Bernstein and Bob Woodward
-U.S. District Court in New
-8-year old girl,
-three security guards and the driver of an American development expert
-Pulitzer
-Trusted Friends.
-Mingora from the Taliban,
-Dawson, and Sgt. Wesley Durbin, 26,
-meet with several officials, including some from the Latin American Medical Centers for Disaster.
-J.W. Marriott Hotel,
-death of his third wife,
-his death means for Libya's future and the civil war.
-warning shots
-the country's annual Queen's Day
-Gael Garcia Bernal and Diego Luna
-insurgents in a firefight Friday in Afghanistan,
-Nicolas Cage
-Carmen Reed's family lived in a former funeral home.
-Munich
-enhance the lives of up to 50 others,
-Southampton, England,
-"Following the firing by North Korea, South Korea responded by shooting vulcan canons into the air, a statement that it would not be intimidated by saber-rattling by the communist neighbor,"
-A fire raged through the ABC day care center
-scale back on health-care benefits
-The second time, your father showed up.
-only child. She was one of five NIU students killed on Valentine's Day last year by Steven Kazmierczak,
-16 people
-Wednesday or Thursday.
-train bombings in 2004
-Raul Gonzalez
-(May 2008)
-seven days,
-"unlawful demotion and subsequent termination."
-20
-"billions" of dollars
-Thursday.
-Under the right conditions,
-singer
-"us against them"
-Italian
-Seven
-street demonstrations
-31
-Faisal Shahzad,
-"Get up, and get out!" Watch Lindsay's tips for getting out of the house
-Taiwan
-Michael Jackson
-radiological material was aboard the boat.
-British Airways
-President-elect Barack Obama
-Armenians
-President Barack Obama's administration
-Atlantic Ocean off Newfoundland,
-most of the oil"
-happened. I want to let her do so, but right now, she's really getting reacclimated. The processes are slow. She's very, very weak,"
-colorful attire
-bring down a civilian airliner.
-over two days
-Frank opinions from officers serving in the 18 months from the start of war to Iraqi elections in January 2005 reveal there were concerns at the time, not just about assumptions made by planners but at decisions taken once U.S.-led coalition forces had control of Iraq.
-out the first title on ice in a record time.
-three white students who hung nooses from an oak tree on high school property.
-Illinois first lady Patricia Blagojevich
-members of the Lou Nuer tribe
-two U.S. citizens in northern Mexico,
-3,000 people.
-I-Reporters have been telling us about their favorite American cities.
-Dr. Khristine Eroshevich and Dr. Sandeep Kapoor
-it sent two tons of cereal with his face on it to a food bank.
-Army Gen. Ray Odierno
-Summer
-$250,000
-French
-death squad killings carried out during his rule in the 1990s.
-is so valuable for the community.
-September
-Friday morning in Spain's northern Basque region,
-six guards
-survey submerged boats or oil and gas pipelines, researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology
-public holidays through the rest of the month in 21 flood-affected provinces,
-Striker
-Jana Rawlinson
-1,000 federal
-More information about the song that's playing and its artist
-Sebastian
-of self-serve, unleaded gasoline on Friday in the United States
-Freezing or below-freezing
-Adam Scott,
-124 points,"
-the Narang district of Kunar province.
-is illegal in the
-410
-Antalya
-Alexander Pichushkin
-and Exchange Commission employees and contractors
-Galveston,
-30
-Lorna Irungu
-renewed fighting,
-Mexico
-cartels are
-a car bomb
-January 19.
-has had her breast implants removed
-Thursday
-160
-At least 30 vehicles parked in the street were
-ask the governor for clemency.
-Matthew and Daniel
-Tibetan Buddhists,
-there are only 23 retired ladies
-on Main Street,
-at the French Open.
-as early as Thursday.
-Bayern Munich,
-Pakistan
-US Airways Flight 1549
-Switzerland,
-Thursday
-McCuiston and Weeks,
-from Burt's doting parents.
-Ray Liotta
-7-6 on penalties after Roma won the game 1-0, leaving the two-match tie level 1-1 on aggregate.
-and "volcanic eruptions of foul temper"
-implemented in 1994, bans troops who are openly gay from serving in the military.
-Thailand
-Mexican President Felipe Calderon
-on a long, tall, concrete barrier in the midst of a rocky Middle Eastern landscape
-the blues
-substantial new discounts on laptops, phones, software, games and its Kinect gaming system for the Xbox 360 console.
-kidnapping his two children
-40-hour per month listening cap
-The USS Hopper, one of three Navy ships tracking the launch, fired an interceptor
-near the village of Jannatabad near Qazvin at 11:33 a.m.
-the House of Commons Foreign Affairs Committee.
-team truck in California
-co-founder of Google-owned YouTube,
-U.S. and Kenyan governments
-natural gas
-doctors assured him using the surgical anesthetic propofol at home to induce sleep was safe as long as he was monitored.
-Madagascar,
-being one of the most ethical athletic apparel company in the world,
-President Obama
-Those returning to Mogadishu will have limited access to basic necessities, a problem that is compounded by the scarcity of international aid agencies, who have fled
-ending the country's "vulnerability to possible pressures and blackmail."
-last August
-should not be negative,"
-Kyrgyzstan
-both events occurred because the U.S. intelligence community failed to piece together various bits of information it already possessed in the weeks and months prior to the attacks.
-Hannah Kearney
-Coatesville
-one is completed in 2016 or 2017,
-David Beckham
-"It's always good to come back
-"Joyful Noise,"
-landed a company plane in the ocean off Darwin
-in the state of
-they are being denied the same health services as other
-a ferocious street gunbattle that
-Somali Islamist fighters and African Union soldiers.
-Skiing
-a van
-the January 12 earthquake.
-country's army chief of staff to stay in office after they had fired him,
-demonstrated against China's human rights
-37 counts of violating
-calculate the public debt to the penny each day, living a mathematic nightmare and number cruncher's dream.
-the costs and disruption of holding the trial of Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and four accomplices at a
-more than 30
-until the day she was diagnosed with Spinal Meningitis.
-additional $49,500 charter fee for a week's use.
-the Federal Trade Commission.
-Most winter weather advisories and warnings
-"It was a great event,"
-seven counts of knowingly transferring the HIV virus,
-one of the previously transplanted
-creating bad situations both for themselves and people,"
-A great white shark
-3
-the economy would contract between 2 and 5 percent this year.
-four
-contemporary fare
-Michael Jackson
-their vacation pictures on Facebook,
-About 1.55 million
-Dutch
-London's Heathrow
-mentally handicapped adults after allegations emerged that workers there staged "fight
-Ahmadinejad,
-heart defect, problems swallowing
-indicated there was no sign that Kellermann had problems.
-more than $7,500
-Republicans
-Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood,
-2007
-now known as the
-FIFA
-Arranged
-Jennifer Paviglianiti,
-will be a complex and extensive investigation into this horrible accident,"
-Dr. Abdullah Al-Rabeeah,
-two other people
-the albatross population on a remote south Atlantic
-5 p.m.
-4 per 1,000 children
-Zimbabwe's central bank
-Goldendoodle or a Labradoodle.
-Emily Deschanel
-their cars
-Warren Jeffs
-are the most vulnerable people on Earth. They are fighting to survive."
-their investment in mobile capabilities
-Annecy is the Cannes of animation.
-seven-time
-four subordinates
-a proliferator of weapons of mass destruction.
-Samuel Eto'o
-Massachusetts Institute of Technology
-Ad Council's most famous icon, has moved from 1940s posters to his own Facebook page.
-reduced summer runoff, creating greater competition for water,
-volunteer work for President Bush's HIV/AIDS relief program in Africa.
-of inflatable floats for babies in swimming pools,
-the United States
-7 billion
-next month,
-and to some extent Latin America
-from some European and Asian countries
-overnight observation,
-them a two-point cushion at the top
-under the age of 18
-inside the headquarters of the Bangladesh Rifles
-pilot and five
-blew out a tire and the driver lost control,"
-FA Cup fourth round
-"Lunch With Soupy Sales,"
-in the West.
-Michael Donovan,
-Staff Sgt. Cody Reeves
-into a tragic boating accident near St. Augustine, Florida,
-But the company emphasized that it "does not hold any confidential information
-California
-Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al-Maktoum,
-England captain John Terry and Queens Park Rangers'
-Ed Rollins says Jack Kemp's intellect and force of personality
-19
-"I feel as humbled as a mouse."
-the Big Damn
-62%
-actions, given that the rapper appeared both on the red carpet and inside the arena with a bottle of cognac.
-Style-wise I'm good,
-Pu Liang,
-Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s famous "I Have a Dream" speech.
-broached conspiracy theories, urged probes into U.S. military activities, and took aim at the structure and the actions of the Security Council,
-Charlie
-one in three of the 6,000 recognized
-Waris Dirie
-Ike
-$20,000
-in the incident.
-10
-and they're not willing to take a risk.
-Heart attack.
-inside a wall of a Yale lab building
-NASCAR
-that the SEGA Pass service was momentarily down.
-Fernando Torres
-"The Catcher in the Rye,"
-Tim Cook.
-about 1 in 300
-shelling on a marketplace in the Somali capital
-Cain unexpectedly put his hand on her leg beneath her skirt "toward my genitals." She also said he pushed her head toward his crotch.
-A committee of international experts recommended the test, called the the
-on the deplorable condition of the New Orleans mental health system
-There was no risk to the unit's
-The Hemi Jet
-The Fantastic Four, the X-Men, the Hulk, Iron Man, Captain America.
-homicide, resulting from a combination of drugs, primarily propofol and lorazepam.
-"Our kids get only one chance at an education and we need to get it right,"
-China's Olympic gold medal gymnasts
-is essential if you want to understand the
-powerlifting
-bluegrass musicians, jazz players, classical performers and any number of other talented artists.
-years
-"The Buried Life",
-Zacarias Moussaoui
-neck
-54
-two tourists
-Bryan Steinhauer,
-Another high tide
-a student at the University of Dubuque.
-allowed Christians to use the word Allah as a term for God.
-at least 30
-by the end of August 2010,
-with girl-next-door Betty Cooper and heiress-next-door Veronica Lodge
-Sudan, Lebanon, Congo
-More than 600 Energie Cottbus
-rural southwest Wisconsin,
-rural Brown County,
-killing Toledo, Ohio, store owner Sohail Darwish
-he had testicular cancer.
-on headscarves at public universities,
-lighting a fire in a prohibited area of the protected Torres del Paine National Park
-city of Mina,
-Three people
-287
-kph (130 mph)
-extramarital flirtation
-Lidia Schaefer
-three
-Japan's 77-year-old
-single-engine airplane made an emergency landing on a California highway Sunday morning,
-Films poking fun at the Bible
-who didn't make it
-Larry King
-Diprivan
-humanity in a world where gender has been all but eliminated from the equation.
-Robert Wiles,
-their sailboat
-than 1,100 people
-three sergeants and a specialist with the 13th Cavalry Regiment out of Fort Bliss,
-science fiction, fantasy, comics and gaming.
-European travel guidebooks
-in 2010.
-people
-Tel Aviv
-of stockpiling supplies
-north of Baghdad,
-Brianna Denison.
-that the law requires them to provide, but they created false testimony that they gave us and actually presented false testimony in the courtroom,"
-killing Sandra Cantu and attempted poisoning of second child.
-Jackson's first music teacher, Anita Hill,
-"Hadrian: Empire and Conflict"
-massive search is under way
-in the country's entire food
-a car thief
-the U.S. did so as well.
-Ku Klux Klan.
-World Health Organization's
-Nelson Mandela
-it may affect the child's overall personality,"
-"The nano-crystalline material
-veteran striker Filippo Inzaghi
-Nadya Suleman
-limpet
-May 2004.
-Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
-two blizzards
-and police believe three of them saw the intruders. One managed to flee the home and seek help at a neighbor's house,
-25
-Colorado Springs, Colorado,
-a call from anti-government protesters to dissolve the country's parliament in 30 days.
-gold
-a review of state government practices completed in 100 days.
-Kaspar Sho-Rack
-bone.
-642
-1,000
-$1.4 million
-over a missing pair of pants.
-an aircraft at the airport in Zimbabwe's capital, Harare,
-"The association is significant in that it's real, but that doesn't mean it's not a very
-an engineering student
-of attempting to detonate an explosive on an international flight
-Turn 11 of the Sepang circuit
-Israel
-HBO
-two new leftist Basque parties
-probably be in operation more than 20 years,
-a 2007 survey of 3,501 people.
-against cartel members believed to have illegally purchased and shipped high-powered firearms to the cartel,
-extremist supporters
-must be assigned to administrative duties for at least 72 hours.
-Laura Bush gave Michelle Obama a tour of the residence, the first lady and her successor discussed raising daughters in the White House.
-only a small number of body parts had been buried in a commercial landfill
-Spanish national police officer killed
-Barack Obama
-at the 2009 MTV Video Music Awards
-not have an adequate defense and lacked key information to defend himself.
-athletes like Lebron James show us the difference between
-"Whatever Works."
-"Maybe they don't go there because the bartender is pregnant and doesn't look sexy."
-Sixty-five
-India.
-a three-story residential building in downtown Nairobi.
-Rafael Nadal
-Barack Obama
-Tuesday.
-missing engine from
-Russian spy Alexander Litvinenko.
-having a cause
-uranium
-British actor Tim Roth
-Mexican authorities say they have confirmed 16 deaths
-Kentucky,
-four-month-old son
-The "charged" MINI E
-Mike Fisher,
-is the ninth West Point commencement during the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan and the fight against international terrorism.
-the country had hosted secret CIA prisons as part of the "war on terror."
-Michael Vick
-Kalathat's 34-year-old wife,
-Kasab had admitted he was one of 10 gunmen who attacked several targets in Mumbai on November 26,
-Ivo Zdarek,
-Lidia Schaefer sold her house and car and set aside tips and part of her salary
-Elephant Pass,
-already available for theiPhone and iPod Touch.
-Diane Sawyer
-Prize-winning author,
-Safari West
-Scores of bodies
-at her upper abdomen and stamping squarely on it.
-of food aid in a nation that once exported food to its neighbors, the United Nations says.
-panel voted
-Southern California.
-robofish
-five
-"the principal manager"
-killing all 168 passengers and crew,
-ACORN leader Bertha Lewis
-fences and warning signs.
-buried with full military honors at the Dallas-Ft. Worth National Cemetery
-incoming president of its southern neighbor.
-how slowly the country is emerging from the downturn.
-Lombardi's Address:
-later this month.
-three sumo wrestlers and their stable master
-Adam Davies on the HBO show "Entourage,"
-finally know just how widespread these practices are, and provide the Secretary of Education
-Samuel
-two
-brought Thursday evening rush hour traffic to a halt for an hour and 45 minutes.
-decisions were just, correct, aligned with and adjusted with the spirit of our constitution, which mandates that we seek international peace,"
-enact a law that will protect young girls from such marriages.
-standards of in-flight food
-burns over about two-thirds of his body,
-"We're a big city, and there are vulnerabilities,"
-stealing fossils from federal land.
-At least 12
-artistic director of Open Circle Theatre,
-30 inches
-Bundesliga club Stuttgart on loan for the season.
-$100,000 fine,"
-a baby gorilla
-Robert Enke
-Scientists can use brain signals to control computers
-after the slayings of
-"Hadrian:
-Sunday
-strained
-unspecified punitive damages and compensation.
-Peter O'Meara, president of Western Australia's Right to Life Association,
-the Russian air force,
-1,917
-the death of Rolling Stones founder Brian Jones,
-19-year-old
-15
-Nigeria's ailing President Umaru Yar'Adua,
-the October
-Hussein's Revolutionary Command Council.
-man's greatest achievement?
-has only a slim
-his teenage son
-were opposed to the new rulers
-Green was found guilty in U.S. District Court in Kentucky of raping a 14-year-old girl and murdering her, her parents and her 6-year-old sister in the town of Yusufiya, about 20 miles south of Baghdad, in
-he spends every day training at a boxing gym
-held indoctrination sessions for Islamic militants at his former Madrid home,
-Since the United States has no
-homicide,
-of "uprooted people worldwide"
-the integrity
-three
-hosted meetings between the Afghan government and the Taliban,
-Merck & Co.,
-a combat aviation brigade,
-Orrin Hatch,
-Comcast and Time Warner
-a young disabled sportsman
-Distinguished Visiting Fellow
-Livingston,
-"This was an unprecedented environmental disaster met with an unprecedented federal response which prevented any of the worst-case scenarios from coming to fruition,"
-businessman Marcus McGhee.
-Isabella
-Southern Ash Wildlife Shelter
-she feared how her boss would react to her pregnancy and wanted to wait a few months to tell him.
-were crying out to me because they were lost for so many years, and here, their great-great-grandson is going on the journey to find who they were."
-the seller,
-Although there was a mix of monikers for the First Dog, many iReporters believe that Hope would be a good name.
-About 80
-Nearly 90
-started at an air-conditioning unit at a government-owned warehouse in the same building as the day-care center.
-anti-regime activities,
-The army's summit attempt took three and half
-Sgt. Andy Hill.
-Mormon church leader
-"Is This It"
-Hulu and TV Everywhere,
-Sunday, February 8,
-Mexican businesses
-City Center mall in Manama Friday
-Internet Explorer,
-Best Universal Pictures opening ever
-about 600
-to find out whether you're required to use a certain octane gasoline.
-Fighting between government forces and Islamist militias
-about the battery complaints.
-kidnapping charges against the other nine
-in honor of a teenage girl missing since Thursday.
-about six
-are paying some Mexican officials
-December 5
-$55.7 million
-20-year sentence
-Gov. Kathleen Sebelius
-detained after reportedly illegally entering the country
-violated terms of his release from jail earlier this week by calling her,
-Sunday
-The Red Shirts
-DNA testing
-driver and version updates either at your computer manufacturer's Web site or through the list of software
-season's achievements have already gone some way for making up for the previous two seasons.
-Carlo Ancelotti
-and five crew members were safely rescued
-a 1983 Itasca RV.
-terrorism conspiracy charges,
-his residence in the Holmby Hills section of Los Angeles, California,
-Transportation Safety Board
-stacked on top of each other, or being threatened by dogs, or hooded and wired up as if for electrocution
-The auction
-Chuck Foster
-the frontman with the 1980s band beat him with a metal chain as he tried to flee his London flat after a naked photo shoot.
-Taj Mahal Hotel
-vegetable oil.
-40%
-January 15
-a solar eclipse,
-Spray-painting on the wall
-book, "Y: The Last Man,"
-Theoneste Bagosora,
-person died and six were injured when a cargo
-remove 4.8 billion tons of CO2 emissions from the atmosphere each year.
-ovarian cysts associated with chlamydia,
-free shoes
-30 pounds of the drug stuffed into framed
-11 sets of human remains
-northern Virginia.
-"America a special gift" by re-opening the crown, Interior Secretary Ken Salazar said.
-Ypres, Belgium, in 1917
-and eliminate bloody drug gangs
-this week's
-Tuesday evening
-ET Sunday,
-roller derby competitor Babe Ruthless
-July 2011
-former Boy Scout
-11
-Spain's northern Basque region,
-Novokuznetsk,
-Four boys ages 9 to 14
-Pakistan's
-the company's "strong, centralized structure fosters or facilitates gender stereotyping and discrimination."
-to address the growing problem of unemployment worldwide.
-Police Chief Paul Rooney
-The A1C assay, which has been used for nearly 30 years to determine how well a patient controls diabetes, is a
-The incident took place at a combat outpost just south of the northern Iraqi city of Mosul,
-an insurance company on behalf of the city of Phoenix, Arizona, and its police department.
-Eid al-Fitr dawn prayer
-a normal 20 percent profit has dropped to 5 percent.
-would use weapons and apply violence toward authority.
-The nearly 200-page document on global climate change
-32 billion tons of
-conservatives
-New York's elite bomb squad,
-roadside attractions
-Jon Gosselin, here with his sons,
-created hope, optimism and a better way of thinking about the issue of race.
-the technology might not be as far away as most people think.
-cracking down on organized crime
-sex,"
-they never attack the idea that America is special, a "city upon a hill." "The last, best hope of Earth."
-operating a Ponzi scheme
-Institute of Young Blind of Bamako
-outside New York City's Beacon Theater.
-Valley Community Inn,
-on another vessel in the Gulf of Aden
-since July 1983.
-Michael Jackson,
-Summit of the Americas in Trinidad and Tobago.
-in northeastern Congo
-"American Chopper."
-massive spill of coal sludge
-Andrew
-U.N. officials
-SusannahFox:
-the hope of the world.
-the Games
-Japan
-the death penalty
-Cost-efficiency of components and years of technological development
-were planning a rally to coincide with the contest.
-football-sized hole in
-Eva Mendes
-Abduwali Abdukhadir Muse
-Amputations
-Malaysia and Indonesia:
-Sebastian
-at least five
-Alexandros Grigoropoulos
-TVA
-police and military patrols
-Mother's Day
-given more injury-time
-Cocker's "services to music."
-in the southern Mindanao region,
-37
-a conversation about the safest place to sit.
-45 years.
-Obama
-some of the best in the world.
-12-hour battery
-a move certain to evoke Arab protests of American bias and even hypocrisy.
-aboard
-At least 38 people
-410 salmonella cases
-equally, the only clear message that we will be sending to the rest of the world is that the word "terrorist" applies only to those with olive skin and foreign-sounding last names.
-was a deaconess at her church,
-White House spokeswoman Friday.
-he is an envoy from the al Qaeda leader,
-offered her chewing gum,
-387
-COBRA (Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act)
-into the pool in a series of photos
-Abduwali Abdukhadir Muse also has
-people have chosen their rides based on what their
-Arcade Comeaux Jr.,
-Canon's headquarters in Tokyo,
-Vital Voices, a non-governmental organization that aspires to empower women in developing countries, to address human trafficking and to train future leaders.
-3-2
-for the previous attacks against Islamic communities
-increasing their life span by at least a decade and providing the possibility of a normal life span with continued therapy.
-"relaxed" and "friendly"
-44th
-Minneapolis,
-New York,
-White House spokeswoman Dana Perino
-of basketball star LeBron James.
-managing life insurance portfolios
-six weeks.
-the neighborhood of Haleigh Ann-Marie Cummings,
-1,400 images
-Vinny Hickerson
-since the 1960s.
-the median exposure
-between me and my wife because this way she can nurse while she dozes.
-December
-February and March,
-One woman
-Forty seven-year-old Australian "adrenaline junkie" Sean Langman
-Joey Chestnut
-$155,000
-at the InterContinental Bora Bora Resort,
-that a Sadr City cafe, which was a popular gathering spot for gays, was also set on fire
-European Open
-attacked ISAF troops with small arms.
-Colombian Gen. Freddy Padilla, the armed forces chief
-performing stunts and speeding at up to 210
-in Port-au-Prince.
-Outside Dingle, numerous vacation cottages are available to rent, including homes in the village of Dunquin. In
-the Islamic Jihad Union,
-Melissa Huckaby,
-About 4,000 Americans, mostly from the Marines, and 650 Afghan soldiers and police
-the Koala.
-Langman and his co-pilot
-minus 18 degrees
-the last two months of his 23-month sentence in
-falling,
-"Twilight"
-a wrong thing to say, something that we both acknowledge,"
-in America contracted equine influenza.
-18.
-appeasement
-of Elephant Pass,
-Four kilograms
-Nigeria
-"Analyze This," said it was time for a new biblical epic
-tampering with evidence
-are seeking his designation as
-time of 50.22
-Sudanese President
-crosses his paws
-portrait of a man
-life without parole
-overheated and dehydrated after six hours in transit.
-The gorilla, thought to be about two years old, was hidden at the bottom of a bag and covered with clothes
-he was moved to photograph the slumbering sentries after witnessing the same guard napping on three occasions.
-A series of major international sporting events, a weak currency and its perennially
-mounted radio jammer
-ordinary effort and excellence.
-November 30
-Rem Koolhaas'
-Muse "conducted
-stories on the Watergate scandal
-of 46 degrees Fahrenheit (7 Celsius)
-of the Rev. Blake Lorenz with the Global Revolution Church in Orlando, Florida.
-North Korea,
-Colombia
-1,600
-a call of a newborn in distress.
-The Illinois towns of Elmhurst and Wooddale
-MMS,
-"She's fine,"
-various disabled children with kidney (ailments), children that are literally terminally ill, children with cerebral palsy, Down syndrome and autism,"
-testifying for Mette's defense rejected the Dubuque findings. He said all those injuries could have come from Mette's single punch
-30-man
-Arranged marriages
-Spector's defense team
-Rafael Nadal
-She told the judges and the audience of the show that she was single, she lived with her cat, Pebbles, and she had never been kissed.
-Standard & Poor's,
-nearly half
-#TahrirWoman and #Bluebra
-brought the band back together.
-of Georgia,
-Specific absorption rate, a measure of the rate of RF energy that your body absorbs from the phone,
-Barbara,
-emergency workers could practice safety procedures.
-near Garacad, Somalia,
-in Egypt
-to Brazil
-the military.
-"The basic foundation of the legitimacy of the agency's action has shifted from some durability of law to a product of the American political process. That puts agency
-60 percent
-dramatically this year partly because of new aggressive drug-fighting tactics in the country.
-Marcelo Lucero,
-About 20
-Five
-the ongoing fighting between Israel and Hamas militants in Gaza, which began with Israeli air strikes 11 days ago. He reiterated that only one president can speak for the United States at a time.
-surgical oncologist specializing in breast cancer
-Michael Jackson,
-Stage 4 breast cancer
-Palme d'Or
-Christmas Eve.
-later that day
-for being an accessory to murder in the killings of her uncle, aunt and cousin
-importance of working together throughout the transition of government
-1991,
-family in Columbus, Ohio, in July.
-checkpoint exit.
-of a former Argentine government detention center, the first find of its kind at one of the secret centers, Argentine
-producing the new wood-burning stoves
-her son's
-a controversy over taped comments
-is known as Stockholm syndrome,
-Thousands
-20,000
-not know how long the facility will be closed.
-free sightseeing flights.
-"Gas Cities LLC," a joint venture between Dana Gas and Crescent Petroleum, both Sharjah-based companies, to establish a new venture: "Kurdistan Gas City."
-Martha's Vineyard.
-East London
-offering material support for terrorism and treason,
-There are 200,000
-1994,
-dramatically tighten emissions controls while reshaping America's environmental standards.
-Al-Khalifa
-nearly 39 million
-in juvenile court,
-cause of the blast was unknown,
-Sony
-Barack Obama.
-Hayward, Wisconsin,
-at least one warehouse and ranch
-Mike Fisher,
-a Dutch soldier
-her newly adopted daughter,
-an urban commuter called the FT-EV.
-an electronic transmitter
-Biochar
-to boost her chances
-sexual harassment and an Atlanta woman's claim that they carried on a 13-year affair.
-President Evo Morales
-A third beluga whale belonging to the world's largest
-June 12 election outcome
-Caserta
-At the $2950 per day special rate four people
-Houston
-could face the death penalty
-the national face of the foreclosure crisis last fall when she shot
-He was 86.
-Sami Al-Shalan,
-United States.
-been building in the Jalozai camp.
-brushing patients' teeth and taking other precautions
-The liberal group Catholics United
-victims died from "blunt force trauma,"
-using drugs and having promiscuous sex.
-there was a loud pop.
-Pakistani officials,
-50
-conflicted about leaving the situation they've acclimated
-$100,000
-Erica Williams
-"I stepped out of my car and closed the door when I suddenly saw a young man near me. He grabbed me by the arm in which I was holding the car keys,"
-millions of dollars,
-Prince George's County Correctional Center,
-his Cabinet,
-26
-two counts of rape,
-Dubuque doctors
-peacekeeping forces back to the unstable nation,
-Canada,
-United States is the
-almost a
-and Bob Barr mean it when they say they want much
-"Whatever Works."
-The Taliban
-children with special needs.
-gizmos: Helicopters, fishing boats, luxury speed boats
-Michael Haneke,
-was unable or unwilling to answer even the most basic questions."
-British Airways
-Inter Milan
-removal of perimeter fencing and the creation of all-seater stadia.
-his sister and their mother
-important environmental
-more than 1,000 Rifles,
-a man 70 years
-Apeldoorn.
-in March
-at least 80 children -- in a previously unreported rampage
-of the bus
-eastern Caribbean,
-Savana
-injuring 37 people
-the trophy out of Europe
-The Ways and Means Committee is
-Josef Fritzl
-"Biggest Loser" contestant
-raged over the extra time
-Kohjiro "Kojo" Kinno
-"I'll always love him. He was my first love."
-for the country's ethnic Tamil minority since 1983. The civil war has left more than 70,000 people dead.
-Sunday
-his mother, his children and a list of charities,
-"Most people don't have a sense of it until they come here and see it,"
-"still in denial"
-took the area in a surprise
-Hakeemullah Mehsud
-results, his business ventures, and his relationship with ex-wife Jane Fonda.
-former President George H.W. Bush.
-22, also known as "Mohammed," and Zakariya
-17
-six
-of musician Hank
-John Hinckley Jr.'s
-Dr. LeRoy Carhart's
-13 international aid groups to leave the country,
-Lindsay and Jonas
-whether Birnbaum had been fired or chose to resign on her own.
-Filippo Inzaghi
-John Hutson,
-None of the blaze is
-Michael Donovan
-of the Mexican government's stepped-up fight against the drug cartels.
-surge in exports
-and in the work I have done since in America and across the globe, has convinced me that Barack
-Law enforcement officers arrested 22 people Friday in Orlando and Tampa,
-home invasion and murders.
-200
-Google
-Libyan authorities in the eastern town of Kufra,
-Jack Kemp's
-the physical and psychological effects of the long isolation that future Mars astronauts
-UNITED NATIONS
-you weren't sure if your father even remembered your birthday is in December.
-AC Milan striker
-a full technical report on its 2008 car.
-first-degree murder
-the protection of the people.
-Angela Lansbury
-23 percent
-Atlanta, Georgia
-"Our beloved son, brother and father of three children has gone so unexpectedly, in such a tragic way and much too soon,"
-we have to project that not just for our own interests but
-Two girls lay flowers during a funeral of one of the 48 children who
-former President Clinton
-Lovemore Moyo
-Follow daily developments:
-Felipe Massa
-47
-Mombasa,
-Racine, Wisconsin.
-Police and soldiers killed at least 133 people during two days of riots between
-26 brightly
-Anderlecht of Belgium
-change,"
-can help alleviate the problems caused by storm water
-at Washington Dulles International Airport last week.
-all but one of the cases,
-Tuesday morning
-that will protect young girls from such marriages.
-60
-filed an injunction to stop the union until the issue can be reviewed further.
-expert, with 25 years of experience, according to his company's website.
-"He is a fighter,"
-has developed a
-crossover SUV,
-34
-feeling "robbed"
-a mother-daughter
-will become the 17th
-troops who have served overseas,
-Alfonso Portillo
-BlackBerry, which contain built-in GPS technology,
-violent separatist
-Lionel Messi
-$27,000,
-killing at least 57 people,
-Vehicle mounted electronic jammers attempt
-including traditional figurines of clog-clad elves in pointy red caps, compete for space
-Marshall, Astor's only child, was indicted on criminal charges in 2006. The case kicked off a tabloid feeding frenzy that fostered headlines such as "Bad heir day," "Mrs. Astor's disaster" and "DA's kick in the Astor."
-Earlier this month, Chavez said Venezuela would welcome the Russian air force,
-rejected the calls
-not to work very well.
-North Korean
-four men
-Sunday
-four men
-those who text while driving have an exponentially greater
-such as China, Russia and India
-spawned an Internet meme nicknamed "Sporn," short for "Spore" porn.
-Air France 447,
-12
-Faisal Shahzad,
-Cawker City, Kansas.
-urged U.S. Army Secretary Peter Geren
-Savoy
-South Korea's Foreign Minister Ban Ki-moon
-rescued a baby gorilla
-The Prius,
-President
-announce the U.S.
-September after 72 years
-2007
-"The Palme d'Or is the best prize a filmmaker can win,"
-first-hand accounts of their experiences.
-7:31 a.m.
-"The extensive use of advanced technologies and materials in the 2009 F-150 required us to develop new, specific procedures and repair recommendations," said Gerry Bonanni,
-Hulu model.
-Auckland
-2.5 million
-The FBI is launching a
-93-year-old
-Haitians
-'sort of a bumpy
-stories,
-to keep the autopsy report from the public.
-13-year
-the head of Sri Lanka's army announced.
-petroleum and liquefied natural gas
-accused the "arrogant powers" and "enemies" of Iran of interfering in his country's affairs,
-Jarred Harrell,
-India
-Josef Fritzl
-illegally purchasing U.S. cargo planes to ferry weapons to warring parties and regimes in Africa and the Middle East.
-searched the man's house but found no weapons, explosives, "or any other clues that could lead to the involvement of other people,"
-the point at which mainland Sri Lanka links to the northern Jaffna peninsula.
-Plymouth Rock
-Saturday, August 29,
-seven points
-they believe the businesses took in $1 billion.
-cracking your neck and shredding a knee.
-cracked skulls
-women,
-The defending champions
-The U.S. Navy arrested
-teams.
-Lidia Schaefer
-of an aggressive and difficult to treat form of breast cancer
-Henrik Stenson
-Carnes, in southern Mississippi.
-allows police to ask anyone for proof of legal U.S. residency.
-The British-led operation involved about 3,000 troops -- mostly from the
-western Cuba
-false reporting to authorities
-The Woods 'wow factor'
-are at increased risk for heart attacks and strokes,"
-Sri Lankan government
-Jon Hamm
-All those aboard were unhurt
-provincial banks will likely open Friday, and branches in Port-au-Prince will restart business Saturday
-68
-illicit methods that mainland punters use to bring money
-urging fans to see
-the actress must work at least 12 days a month at the county morgue until she completes the 53 remaining days on
-Maria Ruiz's home
-Those who've borne witness to it.
-Velupillai Prabhakaran
-Wen Jiabao
-40-hour per month listening cap
-its heparin vials "have been used safely more than 100,000 times a day, a fact that contradicts the implication that two of the company's vials are indistinguishable.
-Tal Afar,
-the U.S. Fifth Fleet,
-Not being able to leave the house for entertainment
-gastrointestinal
-Suffolk, Virginia,
-that the Republican Guard was bombarding the headquarters of the 1st Armored Division,
-Mississippi schoolteacher
-The Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund, the American Civil Liberties Union, the ACLU of Arizona
-Gov. Kathleen Sebelius'
-Iraqi
-Japan's population
-a hooded detainee, in U.S. custody, standing on a box with electrical
-with a drone has proved difficult, so too
-saw contractions,
-about 150 people,
-are the only European countries where authorities will not prosecute those who assist with suicide
-10,000
-eight-year jail term,
-"I nearly starved a few times. They gave me a small loaf of bread daily, but I couldn't survive on that, and quickly became too thin and weak to perform," Fidelgoldsh says. "Eventually, I became sick with tuberculoses and spat blood."
-Bruce William Carter,
-foothill areas of La Crescenta, La Canada Flintridge and Acton
-life in prison after a jury decided not
-continued until October 2.
-helps clean the air two ways: by preventing rotting biomass from releasing harmful CO2 into the atmosphere,
-term "high jinks" at the exclusive Marlborough College,
-Napoli
-at least 80
-lunch and run some errands,"
-fomenting violence inside Iraq
-that the suspect purchased the airline ticket with cash in Ghana
-30-minute
-Archie
-93
-Abdallah
-42 metric
-"I'll get bigger jewelry and still go hard,"
-said all of the tests were negative.
-reported to be 15 years old,
-Lawyers for Salinger filed suit in federal court this week to stop the publication, sale and advertisement of "60 Years Later: Coming Through the Rye," a novel written by an author calling himself J.D. California and published by a Swedish company that advertises joke books and a "sexual dictionary" on its Web site.
-mentally handicapped adults
-six
-have now taken control of a neighboring district.
-$193,500.
-ultra-high-strength steel and boron
-TV executive Suzanne de Passe,
-the Premier League visit of Aston Villa to Old Trafford on April 5
-9-week-old
-about six weeks.
-"Robotuna,"
-"over-theatrical."
-Haiti
-"With the economy the way it is right now, we all are concerned about safety, but we don't want to unnecessarily be impacting jobs and businesses,"
-3-year-old
-Thursday
-The Arctic Sea
-The midfielder is a hero in his home country, not only for captaining the national team, but also for flying the flag for Korean football abroad thanks to a string of lung-busting performances for one of the world's most famous club sides.
-the distribution network of a major Mexican drug trafficking organization known as La Familia.
-No. 3 man in the criminal
-Chris Arendt,
-Google
-The couple's names did not appear on the guest list distributed Tuesday by the White House.
-the cause of the explosion,
-he eluded police by crawling through sewer pipes,
-Paul Newman.
-since 1991.
-TBS
-Civil aviation officials in New Delhi accused Continental of gross violation of Indian security rules
-New Zealand,
-an opinion joined by Judge Sonia Sotomayor, President Obama's Supreme Court nominee.
-High tide on Friday sent some water pouring into the
-72
-Zelaya's announced return has re-ignited a stand-off between the two disputed leaders of Honduras. Brazil now finds itself involved because of its embassy.
-the structure of the U.N. Security Council,
-infection, complications following abortion and obstructed birth,
-after a string of poor results
-presidential vote, which re-elected hardline President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad over main opposition candidate Mir Hossein Moussavi.
-Luanda, Angola,
-in some parts of the UK,
-United States
-number of refugees and internally displaced people
-a divorce
-they ever threatened to kill their daughter
-Pirates off the eastern coast of Africa
-teach the young women that with adulthood come certain responsibilities, both physical and spiritual.
-87 percent
-Mexican President Felipe Calderon
-"homicide by undetermined means."
-instances of mismanagement and inadequate accounting at Dover, noting that some body parts were missing from the mortuary and in one case an arm was sawed off so a body would fit in a casket.
-uncovered evidence that possibly links her to phone calls made about the ranch,
-McDonald's
-social-networking site Twitter
-two
-April 16, 2007,
-an average of about $45,000 in
-Children's Aid Society,
-argue that doctors are taking huge risks by administering HGH because it hasn't been studied extensively long-term
-Michael Martin,
-five
-Pearson was taken off the bench
-15
-Michelle Obama
-the Brazilian embassy,
-Det. Greg Abbate
-32 people
-"The NBA and MLB are great vehicles for educating folks about this issue and could really turn these negative events into a positive teachable moment.
-her by wagging a finger at her and telling her,
-assistance.
-Korea Hyoksin Trading Corporation
-mudslides, crop destruction and waterborne diseases as a result of heavy downpour triggered by El Nino weather patterns.
-high carbon content and porous nature can help soil retain water, nutrients, protect soil microbes.
-Latinos in Suffolk County
-MotoGP star Marco Simoncelli
-James Marsden.
-U.S.-led
-Philippines
-a suicide bomber.
-are searching for any other alleged victims of a Sunday school teacher accused of raping
-At least 6,000 Christians
-her mother
-cold medicine is effective only at doses that are too strong for young children.
-Jean-Baptiste Grange.
-horrific head wounds
-Randy Babbitt
-Southwest Airlines' fleet
-police estimated
-"The plane started filling with water pretty quick,"
-Eva Mendes
-banking meltdown
-want to bring down his government.
-West Tennessee sharecropper's daughter
-murder in the second degree
-cultivate a positive state of mind.
-jet
-of London's Waterloo Bridge
-McCurry -- a small Indian curry shop in Malaysia
-Ta Muen and Ta Kwai temples
-larger investigation of Justice Department politics
-January 30, 2008.
-an application for statehood to the Security Council,
-people were killed and 10 critically injured Saturday when a minivan crashed on I-10
-Palace of Culture and Science
-'Always play the melody, man. Look at them, see their age group, play their love songs, and you'll carry all the money
-was 15
-red-haired
-An estimated 70,000 to 80,000
-"Good Morning America"
-that everybody stay off the beach,"
-48,
-Liberal Democratic
-Lucilla in "Gladiator."
-India,
-Turkey, Saudi Arabia and Qatar,
-1912.
-Mount Sinai Hospital,
-Richard Yanis
-Workers fear that without adequate food and shelter, the situation would worsen when
-Jose Mourinho
-they will challenge Arizona's
-why the United States is in Afghanistan, its interests there and his decision-making process,
-a detective
-retained in case a technological meltdown disables the NYPD's computers,
-international styles and filmmakers to its advantage.
-World Player of the Year,
-students with disabilities,
-spearheaded by Chelsea FC, has been launched in the UK to search for talented youngsters from backgrounds not commonly found among today's top footballers such as India and Pakistan.
-Cairo's Tahrir Square,
-area are auto workers. Thousands have been laid off recently.
-Wanting to be judged
-anti-Semitic propaganda
-ship Mercury
-18
-4-1
-85.
-Tiger and anyone else I have offended."
-almost lost their home to foreclosure.
-"Because of command influence concerns, I have not commented about individual cases from this podium and ... that's as much as I can say about it."
-on what is best for democracy.
-Rem Koolhaas'
-LeBaron to become a nationally recognized anti-crime
-Tyrannosaurus rex,
-The latest study comes as another pilot study at Southern Cross University, Australia looked at the
-South Korean
-safety, but we don't want to unnecessarily be impacting jobs and businesses,"
-One of Abigail Adams' unfortunately
-Cicala Sergio.
-estate of Titanic survivor Barbara Dainton-West,
-Fahrenheit (0.6
-Phil Mickelson,
-contaminated eggs, meat, poultry, vegetables, pet food and peanut butter.
-South Carolina,
-eight surgeons at the Cleveland Clinic.
-simulations of hypothetical influenzas and how they would spread.
-rolled over Tuesday near Campbellton, Texas,
-It's called "Smile Pinki," and it's up for an Oscar, too
-crisis center hot line
-Juventus
-You too, my mother, read my rhymes For love of unforgotten times, And you may chance to hear once more The little feet along the floor.
-at least five
-"For $19 a night, a customer gets a shell with a tent inside,"
-Japan
-$20,000
-go to Vital Voices, a non-governmental organization
-software magnate
-"Honor Flight"
-10 million teenage
-a software glitch
-secretary for a top prosecutor
-three-day
-Claire
-twenty years for Mandy disease.
-the opportunities they have at home and don't feel they need to go abroad to have a better life.
-hotel in Chenonceaux
-Gulf of Aden,
-Barzee,
-high-seas kidnappings
-Hicks
-82,
-2-week-old son, Aiden, and his wife, Effie
-Colombian
-tissue will enhance the lives of up to 50 others,
-The survey looked at 18
-a wave of people also trying to find the mattress and its contents for themselves.
-191
-coach Ciro Ferrara
-the Sago
-Three others
-Australian luxury yacht captain Drew Gollan
-Gloria Macapagal Arroyo's
-Ruben Navarrette says Sarah
-cognitive impairment
-FBI insider W. Mark Felt
-sixth
-a partial train service
-some control of her son's estate
-11
-Iraq's autonomous region of Kurdistan.
-Thursday in Fulton County Superior Court,
-West Virginia,
-"The Day the Earth Stood Still,"
-administration's controversial system of military trials for some Guantanamo Bay detainees.
-freezing the assets
-There were no signs of foul play when officers arrived at the home in Vienna shortly before
-Ayatollah Ali Khamenei
-Ozzy Osbourne
-JW Marriott
-at the spot in the North Atlantic
-multiple world-record holder
-the attack took place,
-the explosion
-in California.
-Papandreou
-along the U.S.-Mexican border
-doing 37 mph in a 35-mph
-street value of around $350,000
-Steven Kazmierczak, a former NIU student
-Wayne Rooney
-tracking down and destroying "MANPADs," shoulder-fired, heat-seeking missiles
-attendees to also pay homage to her mother, Coretta Scott
-company-wide. The second way is password security. Use long, difficult passwords -- particularly for administrators who cannot afford
-in 1997's "She's So Lovely" and 1998's "Hurlyburly," and both are set to appear in Barry Levinson's next
-Hida Viloria
-it has now eclipsed illegal drugs as a criminal moneymaker.
-Timur Dykes,
-Botswana's newspaper
-$4.7 million per vessel,
-Barack Obama
-Tim Cook.
-a vegan diet
-Alex Freyre and Jose Maria di Bello
-Afghan farmers
-in a "game of politics."
-by 18 months last
-emerging economies such as China, Russia and India
-27,000
-138
-music-streaming service
-Ten
-racial abuse
-outside his home without gloves for 45 minutes in minus-17-degree
-Tiger and anyone else I have offended."
-anti-government demonstrations
-China, Myanmar, North Korea, Iran, Sudan, Eritrea, Saudi Arabia and Uzbekistan
-Bob Mahoney,
-DEA
-Wade White,
-Los Angeles and New York.
-in Saint-Tropez, France,
-was not democratically elected and have demanded that he call new elections.
-accounting director Mike Linder,
-the first of a new class of HIV
-early Sunday,
-Suzman was one of the first people to visit future South African President
-They ranged from 3 feet to 10 feet in diameter,
-five people
-upstate New York, Vermont, New Hampshire and Maine,
-snap, crackle and pop,
-prevented the boy's return
-al Qaeda's deputy chief
-in July
-to put down their weapons and "never aim" firearms at the Egyptian people.
-fatally shot Thursday night in California,
-Riley Fox
-Panama
-the United States
-1990,
-Zapeta $49,000,
-Savannah, Georgia,
-nose, cheeks, upper jaw and facial tissue from a female
-shot 13
-New York's Hudson River
-said they were national intelligence agents.
-Ron Darling.
-not guilty
-C-130 plane and a Marine AH-1 Cobra helicopter collided Thursday night.
-another said: "I thought the devil could not sell its soul, but I was wrong," referring
-Georgia
-"Persian Cats,"
-Internal Revenue Service building in Austin, Texas,
-Dick Cheney.
-Velupillai Prabhakaran as he attempted to flee,
-and strident ideological campaigns, often with disastrous results.
-"immoral and a betrayal of the country,"
-outside the building of a construction company,
-fueled by environmental and political events.
-10,000
-unleashed mudslides
-Netherlands
-the county morgue
-Friday morning
-"American Chopper"
-a Sadr City cafe,
-at least nine and as many as 33 years
-President Alfonso Portillo of Guatemala
-4 million
-Lindsay Lohan
-A series about wealthy, beautiful people (evil or not) was an inspiration to Romania's
-InStyle magazine
-Richard Weidlich, Brian Matthews, Joseph Jakubisin
-acknowledged the death of their leader Sunday,
-the number of the endangered red-haired primates.
-firefighter
-fourth place
-12 months until
-"the most free election anywhere in the world."
-Suzanne Malveaux
-several "very large" caches of Iranian-made rockets and armor-piercing munitions
-"Without individual case-by-case review, the exact number of Service-directed disposition of subsequent remains cannot be determined,"
-Savage and her neighbors
-southeast side of
-it would be interested in addressing certain issues at a "hypothetical negotiating table."
-in Iraq,
-people in Huntington, Virginia,
-Vandenberg Air Force Base in California,
-More than 5,000 leatherbacks nest in the
-Juan Almeida,
-"Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby,"
-found someone who was "unresponsive and not breathing,"
-of her son's estate
-"The Department of State
-Campaigners in London
-Starbucks
-"There's been slander against the good name of my
-Mike Mette,
-five teenage friends,
-outings with famed director Quentin Tarantino.
-structure their democratic practices
-intellect and force of personality helped guide the Republican party.
-financed a sex-and-drugs workplace with investors' money.
-under
-visited Romania some years later and was
-Claudio Lifschitz
-bad hair.
-Ray Kelly,
-in the Nahr-e Saraj District of Helmand Province,
-Stephen Hawking
-not want to be a burden to anyone any longer.
-unleashed a wave of violence
-Fernando Caceres
-testicular cancer.
-107-year-old
-Silvan Shalom
-New Jersey and the District of Columbia,
-0.02 percent,
-in the virus
-"The Simpsons Movie"
-Las Vegas hotel
-1.55 million
-Lorna Irungu,
-between three and five
-Antoine Fuqua,
-the band's longtime bassist Matt Sharp.
-produced one of the shocks of the year
-rocks
-Duck Head shorts and Dockers.
-and Georgia each blamed the other for starting the conflict, and accused each other of a variety of offenses leading up to and during the fighting, including ethnic cleansing.
-12
-for beatings of university members and the unconditional release of detained students and faculty.
-Friday,
-the Drug Enforcement Administration
-pirates
-texting while driving,
-Harry Connick Jr. and Renee Zellweger
-It was seven generations,
-in California, Texas and Florida,
-the continued increase in Chinese military spending is slowly tipping the balance of power between China and Taiwan in China's favor.
-$20 million
-Asomugha
-Mexican authorities have detained the country's former drug czar on
-"A flasher keeps flashing people at the mall, so they call in the 'real police,' which is me,"
-John Hinckley Jr.'s
-The track's staff
-black
-50 bodies recovered from the
-Pvt. Ronald Gray has been on the military's death row at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, since 1988.
-$600,000 to $4.7 million
-flowers and other mementos
-Pearl Jam
-43
-it,
-May 8,
-six
-in Washington.
-"The fire has been very active on all fronts,"
-as many of your
-alongside Robert De Niro in "A Bronx Tale."
-Ayman al-Zawahiri
-a tribal meeting was held and the members decided to go
-methamphetamine market
-his foot,
-The Panamanian-flagged carrier, the "Danny F II,"
-German naval helicopter and flown to a French frigate after the vessel summoned assistance from coalition warships. They were later transferred to a
-underwater,"
-had not delivered a child at anytime in the recent past."
-struggling U.S. homeowners burdened down by debt and unrelenting mortgage companies.
-a fine and 41 to 60 days in prison,
-Watergate
-homicide,
-an airport at a resort island in Thailand,
-had been reported
-air current
-Paul Warner Powell
-on top of the additional $10 billion provided by the stimulus package for 2009 and 2010.
-pleasure flight from a Nevada ranch.
-EA and YouTube.
-water resources,
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-"The warm air is very active this year,"
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-preacher whose killing in Vienna, Austria
-the portrayal of that conflict to the West
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-after a devastating brush fire ravaged the southeastern state of Victoria in February,
-en route from Brazil to France last
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-Kalathat, 42,
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-seven civilians died, along with dozens of insurgents.
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-United States.
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-Pope Benedict XVI
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-Christian Democratic Union,
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-Portugal winger Nani
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-At least 78 people
-a fracas in a nightclub bar
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-in Afghanistan this
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-Rotem Zinger
-taunting, profanity-filled letter
-took "substantial funds" out of Coretta Scott King's estate and "wrongfully appropriated" money from their father's estate.
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-a victory which would take the No. 1 Test ranking
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-deadly bombings,
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-Junichi Yamamoto,
-2009 George Polk Award,
-March 13.
-1972,
-Gabrielle Giffords,
-£150,000 ($223,400) in damages,
-guilty to a voluntary manslaughter charge
-sixth world title at a different weight
-20-year-old
-The IMB has tracked at least 11 incidents of actual or attempted piracy near the Tanzanian coast this year.
-2006
-U.S. interests in Germany
-"It was a wrong-headed policy. It persisted through Democratic and Republican policies alike, including mine.
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-U.N. International Criminal Tribunal
-Swat Valley,
-Giuliana Rancic
-people with Democratic Party ties
-five recommended Twitter feeds
-Daniel James,
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-47-year-old
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-the use of the A1C in diagnostics because of the long, established track record of using the other two methods,
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-Carmen Reed's family lived in a former funeral home.
-Ruben Jurado,
-one year in the late 1930s
-a minute on Memorial Day and honor those who have died in the cause of freedom.
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-melamine
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-the general vicinity of Christmas Island, south of Indonesia.
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-Michael Jackson's
-swam a personal best in the 200 meter
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-the Navy said.
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-"Gabby: A Story of Courage and Hope,"
-Hollywood 30-somethings
-Cerrie Burnell, who was born with one hand.
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-New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg,
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-evoked her name
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-Swordfish, Spitfire, Sea Hawk and Sea Fury.
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-11,500 public servants
-open to the possibility of the case being transferred to a U.S. court but said the request would have to come from the United States.
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-At least 37
-two
-is symptomatic of a deeper problem and should be used as an opportunity to tackle homophobia in professional
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-opener reached 284 off only 239 balls at stumps
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-the most significant Taliban capture since the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001,
-Justice Department officials
-working as a nursing assistant in the Beverly Hills office of Jackson's dermatologist, Dr. Arnold Klein.
-is receiving an honor from the queen.
-fire engulfed their Bryceville, Florida, trailer.
-Grand Forks, North Dakota,
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-criticizing the government and its crackdown on the media,
-Liv Tyler
-classical dancer,
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-of the seven children
-"You think of torture, you think of some horrendous physical act done to an individual. This was not any one particular act; this was just a combination of things that had a medical impact on him, that hurt his health. It was abusive and uncalled for. And coercive. Clearly coercive. It was that medical impact that pushed me over the edge"
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-75,000 passengers
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-"Lightning Safety Awareness Week"
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-an aid worker
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-Dale Smith Jr.,
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-if you're healthy and generally free of injury, there are few reasons to put away your running shoes, even into your 70s and 80s.
-she was crawling over the seats."
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-The 45-year-old Gotbaum
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-the insurgency against U.S. troops in Iraq with Iraqi funds
-of Pasto,
-warned it could take up to four days contain the blaze.
-12 people have been killed
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-presidential hopeful
-Archie Andrews
-in May 1999 after she spanked him with a belt.
-cruelty and maltreatment of
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-the District of Columbia.
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-a 15-year-old boy killed by police
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-Chinese government
-destinations including Soweto and The Lion Park. The advantage of a tour is that your guides can offer a local's insight into the
-Nate Murphy,
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-was last seen in early September, flying a single-engine plane on a pleasure flight from a Nevada ranch.
-a dangerous tackle.
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-in Africa,
-NATO forces
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-when a roadside bomb went off in Iraq,
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-father, David, in the United States,
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-Charles Cashmore, Charles Erlich, Michael McClinton and Walter Alexander
-3-0
-Gotham City's Commissioner Gordon
-The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission has taken over as the lead agency involved in the investigation.
-the Sundance Film Festival,
-Stagehands with really powerful flashlights
-return to the United States to play for the Galaxy
-70 underage
-researching events surrounding Jones' death.
-six
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-children with special needs.
-Colombian emergency officials have begun evacuating 800 families from an area
-17,
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-Princess Eugenie,
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-central and southern California
-International Olympic Committee
-Omar al-Bashir
-St Mark's Square
-Port-au-Prince, Haiti
-after watching CNN interview the world's greatest living
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-May 5
-crying, waking both of us.
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-"Never Can Say Goodbye,"
-being taken from the Estelle prison in Huntsville to the Stiles prison in Beaumont,
-Abraham Gonzalez, a key official for the powerful ministry that oversees Mexico's government,
-a call from anti-government protesters
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-of debate over several issues, ranging from interpretation of the Bible to homosexuality. Tensions reached a boiling point in 2003,
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-2.4 million
-Nathaniel Nicholson, son of an infamous CIA double agent,
-on the project, which is designed to promote private sector investment in a variety of gas-related industries, on September 21.
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-Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, criticizing the government's violent handling of student protesters.
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-Venezuelan Foreign Minister Nicolas Maduro
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-photo spread of Taliban fighters posing in the uniforms of 10 French soldiers killed
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-Maricopa Co. Sheriff Joe Arpaio
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-a civilian court in lower Manhattan,
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-Chatham, Massachusetts,
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-The Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund, the American Civil Liberties Union, the ACLU of Arizona and the National Immigration Law Center
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-Courts in Myanmar
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-at a security checkpoint at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport in 2005.
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-the U.S.
-of journalist Roxana Saberi.
-terrorist group al Qaeda
-U.S. strategy in Afghanistan.
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-Michael Stipe
-the shot was self-inflicted,
-its workers could not afford to work for
-200-pound replica
-Robert Beck
-in a surprise attack early Sunday, the head of Sri Lanka's army announced.
-called TV Everywhere, Comcast and Time Warner will give cable subscribers
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-injured during the June 22 crash
-the Justice Department
-leaking and flooding, giving rise to fears of disease,
-$3,350
-Rod Blagojevich's fundraising chief, Christopher Kelly,
-counterfeit drug sales
-John Daly
-Missouri.
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-lifelike robots take the place of humans in day-to-day life.
-winds near 155 mph (250 kph),
-$4.11,
-Eluana Englaro
-rape and a host of other felonies,
-container on an uninhabited island in Galveston Bay, Texas,
-two
-attempting to detonate an explosive on an international flight into Detroit, Michigan, on Christmas Day.
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-Rafael Benitez
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-Tim Masters,
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-Dreamworks'
-torching a palace
-Larry Ellison,
-"telepresence" technology is letting people see, hear and, increasingly, walk, talk and gesture using human-sized robots
-Russia
-President Richard M. Nixon and his Brazilian counterpart, Emilio Medici,
-11
-act within the context that Syria is already in the throes of civil strife,
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-a North Carolina resident,
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-will help give momentum to efforts currently underway in many Latin American countries to bring other human rights violators to justice.
-with a handful of her ladies and a production crew
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-Kim marks the third generation
-Switzerland
-Lance Mackey,
-are closely watching a November referendum in the state of Washington that could change how insurers are required to treat their customers.
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-2.5 percent
-at the end of this year,
-has used Diana Prince, aka Wonder Woman, as inspiration for her
-armed with guns and knives who massacred hundreds of villagers in the country's rural heartland.
-Beijing, China,
-Robert Sanabria
-274 fallen military personnel
-get into the houses, but the problem is, mud is getting in our way,"
-The rock slide at Glenwood Canyon
-H1N1 virus, also known as swine flu,
-3,000 federal agents participated in the investigation and raids,
-Shuttle Endeavour
-suspicion of domestic violence
-the United States
-a
-Uyghur Muslims, a Turkic-speaking ethnic minority in China, and the group's far-flung diaspora.
-18
-couple hundred
-in Tampa, Florida,
-her life,
-Larry Ellison,
-more than a million
-an 8-year-old girl
-testicular cancer.
-said the United States seeks engagement with Iran that is
-U.S. Interior
-in a crevice of a popular cave tourist attraction
-in a 170-page book that it has offered to Beijing hotels,
-Guerrillas in Colombia
-Joe Cocker
-"Here With Me" (Mercury Nashville).
-Bob Greene says athletes like Lebron James show us the difference between
-actions of troops currently in Afghanistan
-one-drug
-and Kelly Preston's two children.
-in the men's Olympic downhill,
-sex tape allegedly showing former Sen. John Edwards
-"an important step forward"
-45%,
-a 52-year-old woman from Hueytown, Alabama,
-was carrying his sister on his back.
-rugby
-Rod Blagojevich,
-businessman Robert Allen Stanford
-on his neck
-Curtis Blues
-from the queen.
-in March 2008, when Colombia bombed a guerrilla base inside Ecuador.
-volcanic ash,
-Harry Nicolaides,
-none of the private rehab clinics are legally registered.
-in Madagascar,
-James Michael Biela,
-Defense Secretary Robert Gates is expected
-($50 U.S.)
-91,
-350 American
-will cost it about 100,000 sales this year and $2 billion in repair costs and lost revenue.
-"Honor Flight"
-the city signed a $432,900 contract for typewriter maintenance with Afax Business Machines in 2008, as well as a $99,570 contract with that company in 2009.
-lived more than 40 years since he learned he had the disease,
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-Monday
-67-year-old
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-anti-regime activities,
-to Belfast.
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-would investigate the allegations of inappropriate behavior,
-at school Thursday,
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-Formula One star Felipe Massa
-health care reform bill
-al Qaeda
-1986
-left four people dead,
-Ohio inmate, convicted of killing and dismembering a 22-year-old woman in 1991,
-some tires entering the United States from China.
-rural Brown County,
-China, Myanmar, North Korea, Iran, Sudan, Eritrea, Saudi Arabia and Uzbekistan to "blacklist" because they are "countries of particular concern" when it comes to religious oppression.
-cellphones were much
-skin-bleaching and hair-growing
-Cleveland Browns player
-Georgia's Clarke County,
-General Gene L. Dodaro
-the Taliban
-looked at how safe and effective antihistamines, decongestants, antitussins and expectorants are in children,
-not managed
-Khaled AlKhamissi's
-security
-6,000 Christians
-reconstructive surgery on the anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee
-five service
-FIFA president Sepp Blatter.
-punishment
-Saturday, jailed
-took the area in a surprise attack early Sunday,
-Muqtada al-Sadr,
-have sentenced a blogger, a poet and several dissidents to
-Monday
-Panetta,
-Rep. Joe Wilson, R-South Carolina,
-Experts say Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus, or MRSA, a form of staph resistant to common antibiotics,
-off the Somali coast
-950 meters (1,039 yards)
-Anna Nicole Smith's
-"Watchmen"
-President Felipe Calderon's war on drugs remains a noble battle for the soul of Mexico.
-Zimbabwean lawmakers
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-her face, scalp and hands
-"Renee is the type of person that I got to know quickly. Well, I became friends with her quickly. She's a very mysterious, wonderful young lady,"
-$100 billion worldwide.
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-stealing dinosaur bones
-a senior figure in the fight against ETA
-in 2010.
-raghead."
-Sheryl McCollum,
-his family including new son Charlie and dogs Yogi and Taz.
-almost canceled its 63rd annual skyrocket display
-fly ash up to 2 feet deep in places.
-assaulted by Shawne Merriman, a linebacker with the San Diego Chargers.
-infamous Tent City
-as chief of staff to the president and director of the Office of Management and Budget.
-Democratic Sens. Evan Bayh and Russ Feingold
-January 15.
-former President George H.W. Bush.
-heavy downpour triggered by El Nino weather patterns.
-hundreds of poor, rural and indigenous pregnant women are dying because they are being denied the same health services as other women in the country.
-England's
-improvements have been made,
-his health for the next year with regular medical tests.
-rejoin the loved ones they've left behind,
-1. Red Bull 518 points
-British
-before the plane landed,
-Charleston, West Virginia.
-digital rights management (DRM)
-gather at the United Nations
-a Norwegian tanker
-vast shipments of weapons from
-weakened
-registered more than 500,000 Pakistanis forced to flee
-Grace Yoon, 15 months, was killed after a military jet crashed into her home.
-during a home invasion in San Bernardino,
-"In another five to seven years, our efforts will be a moot point because they will be gone or too infirm to participate in a mission like this," he
-Jerry Robinson
-Zacarias Moussaoui
-60 percent
-27,000
-more than 1,000
-"Mc" in McCurry
-Mount Kilimanjaro
-death of his
-Obama
-interference or jamming;
-Jean Charles
-Hadrian
-"My Iranian girl with Japanese eyes and an American ID, is in jail. Shame on me! Shame on us!"
-Dario Franchitti
-flew an airplane into a building housing an Internal Revenue Service
-rape and theft of property
-This year's prom, dubbed "The Cinderella Ball,"
-claim they were being discriminated against on the basis of nationality.
-Gareth Thomas
-two of the three deaths linked to the salmonella outbreak were from their state.
-is one of the "speculative"
-New York,
-have any contact with the alleged victim
-took her clothes off
-The jobs pay between $40,000 and $80,000 a
-protest the hiring of hundreds of foreign workers
-unconfirmed sighting
-green and yellow
-Argentina in the 1994 World Cup,
-raise the "strong possibility" that special prosecutor Patrick Fitzgerald never received all the documents he requested during the leak investigation
-western Cuba
-tobacco-caused diseases.
-Tuesday
-to pay the protesters' legal costs in a civil claim
-the NTSB
-Terry Gilliam, Darren Aronofsky, Paul Greengrass and David Hayter
-the plane's left engine, which apparently tore from the Airbus A320
-restitution in the
-skating star Apolo Anton Ohno
-lined the streets outside Harlem's Apollo Theater on Tuesday
-two years
-Russell Jackson started Kid One,
-South Africa.
-Russian Orthodox
-The expulsion,
-conflict on three fronts.
-preventive HIV vaccine remains the greatest
-83
-11:35 p.m. ET,
-since the 1960s.
-At least 50,000
-Its buyers are older than the industry average,
-five doctors and two pharmacists,
-shows the world that you love the environment and hate using fuel,"
-Josef Fritzl
-type of silicone breast implant
-Antarctic Peninsula,
-Diversity.
-Dutch soldier
-that no blacks were on the jury.
-he's the NBA all-star's father.
-To generate a space and to define a space,
-of alleged sexual predators
-$500
-Hayden, President George W. Bush's CIA director from 2006 to 2009, said the release of the memos emboldens
-U.S. District
-Savannah, Georgia,
-International Polo Club Palm Beach in Florida.
-of 1735
-United Kingdom and the Netherlands,
-Pakistan's Swat Valley. They are disheveled, disoriented.
-1 million social
-1996
-three
-eight
-April 9, 1962,
-two
-kidney stones, urinary tract ulcers, and eye and skin irritation.
-$2,000 a month.
-"Spore"
-Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir,
-642
-the former president smiled.
-paramilitary troops, or jawans, staged a bloody revolt
-alleges that the company's "strong, centralized structure fosters or facilitates gender stereotyping and discrimination."
-to pay the new adjusted mortgage,
-Three leading Iranian reformists
-containers of butyric acid
-Clark Howard
-11
-health care costs
-in a restive region
-$100 million
-Sixty-four cases of measles have been diagnosed in the United States this
-Ellen Moran,
-2008
-Hugo Chavez
-arrival delays
-at least 11
-July 2011
-magazine photo spread of Taliban fighters posing in the uniforms of 10 French soldiers killed
-10 million teenage
-Jefferson
-on the set of "New In Town."
-drowned in the Pacific Ocean
-Alaska, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Louisiana, Maryland, Minnesota, New Jersey, North Carolina, Tennessee, Utah, Virginia, Washington
-Manchester
-home in New Jersey to Rio de Janeiro
-Obtaining U.S. customers is a priority,
-temperatures
-Salinger's copyright rights in both his novel and the character Holden Caulfield,
-Justice Department
-Four kilograms
-AVA Solar CEO Pascal Noronha holds one of the solar panels his company produces.
-and Senate might jointly convene on Tuesday to discuss the president's report,
-a civil rights lawsuit.
-and the regulatory inquiries that were discussed in our recent SEC filing."
-after opening the scoring
-Garth Brooks
-West Palm Beach, Florida,
-387
-Kim marks the third generation in his family to officially reign over the so-called Hermit Kingdom.
-$410 billion
-dry cleaners
-to Vital Voices, a non-governmental organization that aspires to empower women in developing countries, to address human trafficking and to train future leaders.
-the retro-chic China Club on the 13th floor of the Old Bank of China building on Bank Street.
-world's most expensive apartment
-the U.S. economic meltdown and fighting in Kashmir.
-Missouri River
-pending a decision
-a 20-mile stretch of heavily traveled
-71 mushers and
-Brazil.
-Israel
-the decoy
-launched just before midnight Friday
-400 years
-Leno could reprise his 1995 ratings-grabbing
-four
-Sierra Nevada
-15-year-old
-A plunging halter top
-a year,
-11 a.m. (5 a.m. ET) Wednesday,
-100-day genocide in 1994 which left an estimated 800,000 people dead.
-Diane Weiss, manager at the Oasis Winery in Hume, Virginia,
-over 300,"
-Eight people were killed
-The company
-Velupillai Prabhakaran
-New York State Sen. Jeff Klein
-3,500 signatures,
-the SARS epidemic in 2004 that killed nearly 300 people
-African National Congress
-canoe-style pod with a nine meter-long
-green
-five teenage friends,
-a course that's designed to boost the leadership and management skills of coaches.
-authorizing killings and kidnappings by paramilitary death squads.
-a single set of regulations by the
-Mexican drug cartels.
-loss of fluid
-a federal charge of bankrolling a dogfighting operation
-two tons of cereal
-23-year-old
-to buy business-class airfare on domestic and international flights, flying on a state-owned aircraft to political gatherings or events "which involved no official business," and spending campaign funds
-Continental
-that possibly links her to phone calls made about the ranch,
-18-year-old
-Morelia, Mexico.
-upwards of $27 million.
-production and rehearsal
-plane's de-icing system
-"Granddad Bandit,"
-remote northeastern state of Manipur,
-Japanese citizen,
-Al-Jazeera cameraman
-shoveling outside his home without gloves for 45 minutes in minus-17-degree weather,
-"There's no chance of
-had recently given police the videotape, saying
-R-rated
-Cameron Sinclair
-population of New Orleans stands at about 330,000 -- roughly 75 percent of its pre-Katrina level. Before the storm, it was about 70 percent African-American; now it's about 60 percent.
-Mokotedi Mpshe,
-Houston Dynamo
-the Tokyo suburb of Kawasaki.
-the "Antalya Solar House,"
-"seems to be against the national interest" and "violates various provisions of the Constitution."
-sentenced to death by hanging for being an accessory to murder in the killings of her uncle, aunt and cousin
-9th Annual
-"The trend started in food-centric cities like San Francisco,
-is overqualified for,
-downtown Montgomery, Alabama,
-held his daughter as a sex slave for 24 years
-I think he's a little
-McDonald's
-Pope Benedict XVI
-in a remote corner of the lawless country,
-was destroyed,
-highlighted the scope of America's loss.
-a penalty two minutes after the interval when Torres went down theatrically after being nudged
-Loma Prieta earthquake.
-Berezovsky
-Collision Repair Test Center
-Easter weekend
-Authorities
-to leave
-the Los Angeles area
-Tuesday
-the Museum of London Docklands.
-Cain
-3-0
-More than 6 million
-Robert H. Bork,
-Delta Air Lines
-keep the federal government running through the rest of the fiscal year, which ends in September
-Velupillai Prabhakaran
-five
-The Air Force
-his legacy
-two
-convicted in a series of sniper-style shootings
-Harris has made 83 arrests of alleged sexual predators
-more than 500,000 Pakistanis
-resuming Friday morning,
-4,200 U.S. military personnel
-for the southern Baja California peninsula
-known for pushing the envelope with his use of profanity and for pointing
-2000
-rapper,
-2,600,
-A volcano in southwest Colombia
-the fighters
-Iran and Belarus
-are swelling and pain at the injection site,
-is aimed at building bombs,
-Ryan Alexander Jenkins,
-no blacks were on the
-the drawings
-converted morgue in the city's northeastern suburbs.
-No matter how old, overweight or out of shape you are, you have the power to make a decision, set a goal and create a plan. Positive change is always within your grasp, and today still remains the first day of the rest of your life. Make it count!
-Sales,
-Samuel
-Nay Phone Latt
-Nepal's
-Phoenix, Arizona,
-27.
-communications in the country.
-the iconic CCTV headquarters in Beijing
-Monday,
-September 2007
-Vandenberg Air Force Base
-Fritz Gelowicz, Martin Schneider, and Adem Yilmaz
-BCS ranking system
-resolving the lengthy conflict in Afghanistan
-an overall estimate of money saved from competitive bids.
-on the anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee
-A car bomb killed one of Israel's most prominent crime bosses
-Obama
-warns, the mission could fail, bringing a return of power to the Taliban.
-fourth
-Switzerland, along with Belgium, Luxembourg and the Netherlands, are the only European countries
-trying to rally the country to fight a war on something
-a journalism professor -- from the University of Iowa,
-The FBI promptly responded to the report, acknowledging the overtime policy was designed to encourage FBI employees to volunteer for Iraq duty,
-anti-Semitic
-have recovered the bodies of the flight captain and a steward from the Air France
-October 13, 2006,
-Defense Program.
-Monday inside a U.S. military barracks in Bahrain,
-service will take place Tuesday morning
-Michael Schumacher
-Craigslist,
-Hundreds
-MacArthur, Eisenhower and Patton
-Henry Hornsby,
-6 inches of
-95 percent
-The Chinese government increased its harassment of religious minorities before the
-An Iraqi soldier
-His wife was critically wounded.
-22-year-old
-a $3,350 smartphone
-Yale pharmacology graduate student Annie Le
-The 9th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals,
-Samar said the
-153
-the Premier League title challengers.
-Dave Bunting
-Coast Guard plane with a seven-person crew collided with a Marine AH-1 Cobra helicopter carrying two people.
-first-degree murder and related offenses
-that America's public schools often underperform and help cheat students out of brighter futures
-an opinion joined by Judge Sonia Sotomayor,
-Dr. Jack Kevorkian
-a cyanide capsule around his neck
-110 million people,
-West Lothian in Scotland,
-Rosie O'Donnell:
-'Big Aron'
-masterminding the worst massacre in Europe since World War II,
-Golfer
-80,000-plus
-Ahmadinejad
-Christian Democratic Union,
-my stuff into the desert related to my acting career and burned it all,"
-life on the iPhone 4S,
-BP and Transocean executives argue
-Jose Mourinho
-373
-Gary Lamont Sumner faces a murder charge for his alleged role in the deaths of Byrd and Melanie Billings on Thursday,
-England
-Egyptian twin boys Hassan and Mahmoud,
-in the troubled oil-rich Niger Delta region,
-Nineveh
-other foreign inmates in U.S. prisons,
-Adam Davies
-New Delhi, India,
-3 p.m. local time Monday
-at 500,000 Zimbabwean dollars
-"doing better than I anticipated in recovery."
-a 22-year-old woman
-of insanity,
-"Walmart
-South African
-Mark Zuckerberg,
-FAA Administrator Randy Babbitt,
-seven hours and 20 minutes,
-Guy Heinze Jr.,
-Jesus Mendez,
-truck safer, but also could make it more expensive to repair after a collision.
-him with limited foot movement and the ability to wriggle only one finger.
-one that bans any sort of demonstrations and another that demands respect
-earlier in the program.)
-illegal to defame, insult or threaten the crown.
-Iranian conservatives
-"Slumdog Millionaire"
-Nathan's Famous Fourth of July International Hot Dog-Eating Contest.
-nighttime winds
-iron rods,
-Yankee Stadium
-About 100
-the two men had been "gnawed on."
-readers to know: This is your court, you should know about these people and
-Monday's
-Ernesto Parra Valenzuela,
-"The question is, is some universal human urge being met by this invention? It seems to me we have a fundamental human desire to be lazy, to sort of not have to do things in person and to do it remotely.
-Haiti's capital
-debate "on the merits."
-city of Attock in Punjab province.
-"bad guy"
-who is openly
-Eight people were killed
-also indicates that Obama's presidency appears to have made blacks more optimistic about race relations, but less than one in five believe the new president has ushered in a new era of race relations in the country.
-Cerrie Burnell,
-women
-48 murders and three attempted murders.
-"Observe and Report,"
-counterfeit drugs.
-embarrassing problems.
-the court for a divorce once
-more than 25 million
-The number of cyclists
-drunk driving
-ALS, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.
-4-1 victory over
-said he did not know how long the facility will be closed.
-hours outside wire transfer businesses, including Western Union, that are starting to reopen.
-England
-had been involved for weeks in a controversy over taped comments revealed last month
-Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva
-fifth
-Atlantis crew
-three-story residential building in downtown Nairobi.
-August 31.
-Jazmine Sullivan.
-tropical-force winds from the outer bands of the storm were forecast
-put her house on Craigslist.
-$1 billion worth of marijuana
-14,
-buried in the grave of a Roman Londoner,
-Alexander Jenkins,
-including an elevated risk of cancer, diabetes,"
-brave enough to think differently, bold enough to believe he could change the world, and talented enough to do it. By building one of the planet's most successful companies from his garage, he exemplified the spirit of American ingenuity. By making computers personal and putting the internet in our pockets, he made the information revolution not only accessible, but intuitive and fun. And by turning his talents to storytelling, he has brought joy to millions of children and grownups alike. Steve was fond of saying that he lived every day like it was his last. Because he
-"We've got to earn their trust. They've got to feel confident that their dollars are being spent wisely."
-felony gun charges
-Kenneth Biros,
-On his first day back out on the street,
-has been arrested in connection with the murder of a journalist
-Abduwali Abdukhadir Muse
-Straight No Chaser
-"There is widespread frustration over the claim on ordinary citizens in Iceland to pay the price for the irresponsible behavior of reckless bankers,"
-restitution in the
-Stephanie Parente's father
-in the White House Map Room,
-12-year-old
-The Vatican
-earlier while he evaluated Muse's
-Willard InterContinental Hotel in Washington.
-Ten
-ground-based interceptor missile,
-with bombs and automatic weapons,
-is going mobile.
-spying for
-emphasized that North Korea's detention of two U.S. journalists, Laura Ling and Euna Lee, is separate from the political issues. "It is a humanitarian issue and the girls should be let go," Clinton said
-CNN/Opinion Research Corp. survey,
-spent three weeks in
-$7 million,
-home in Clarence Center, New York,
-he chose Namdaemun because it was easily accessible by public transportation and yet situated in a lightly populated area where the fire was unlikely to hurt people,
-Hawaii,
-The Antalina was "basically adrift, at the mercy of the wind and sea currents,"
-home in Columbia, Illinois, a suburb of St. Louis, Missouri.
-banks
-two-time
-David Sheldrick
-to launch new video-on-demand and live TV services for Xbox
-video that showcased some of the family's favorite photos.
-in the
-White House Map Room,
-prosecutor vowed Thursday his office
-Ellen Marks of Lafayette, California,
-usage of morphine sulfate oral solution 20 mg/ml.
-Amitai Etzioni
-the nursing facility in which Christian Rossiter has lived
-on NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter.
-countryside.
-Cage) ponders patterns in a list of numbers.
-Bahman Ghobadi,
-the mid-1970s,
-$100,000
-'em hurt with us."
-Federal Aviation Administration
-upstate New York, Vermont, New Hampshire and Maine,
-to upgrade the Hubble Space Telescope,
-Lubna al-Hussein
-describe myself as very ambitious and determined,
-a D.C. neighborhood
-Jacob Zuma,
-Antoine Fuqua,
-"For any coaching community to lose bright stars like Kurt and Miranda is tragic,"
-killing his wife, Marie Bruce, 47, Thomas Tanner, 40, and Ben Teague, 63, outside a theater in Athens on April 25.
-Two people
-connection between the abuse and the decisions of high-level Bush administration officials.
-Julian Zelizer,
-Thursday evening
-trousers considered too tight and a blouse too transparent.
-President
-Joey Chestnut
-"We have to work toward acceptance on all levels,"
-Matthew R. Devlin,
-Dennis Davern,
-shooting and paralyzing a U.S. Army soldier
-two American hikers
-Rany Freeman, an Egyptian living in Canada, said in a video submission. "Regardless to his strange behaviors or questionable events that happened to his life, let's remember him as the great entertainer he was."
-construction, business services and information and communications,
-1983.
-Eleven of the congressmen were
-Mutassim,
-the idea that young people don't care about the health care issue is wrong.
-Michael Jackson's passing
-gave incoming first lady Michelle
-3
-"Armenian genocide."
-20-page
-tripolycyanamide, also known as melamine,
-Alexander Jenkins, a reality TV contestant suspected in his wife's slaying, was found
-the sexually transmitted disease,
-yet to receive
-is very active
-the death of his teenage son
-sued a dry cleaners for $54 million over a missing pair of pants.
-Mosul,
-and food to countries.
-relating to the abuse of prisoners in U.S. detention facilities overseas.
-Sen. Piedad Cordoba,
-killed 10 French troops and injured a further 21
-elbow
-sitting in a barber chair when four armed men rush into the Miami, Florida, business, fire a few shots and order everyone, including the rapper, to the floor.
-Katherine Jackson
-flew his small airplane into an Internal Revenue Service building in Austin, Texas,
-people thought I was funny.
-"Right now there is not a lot of good will among historians. Most see him as a combination of many negative factors,"
-Leukemia & Lymphoma Society.
-Brenda T. Buck
-at least 15 people
-the number of times a chili extract must be diluted in water in order
-two tons of cereal
-22%
-ovarian cysts associated with chlamydia,
-Piracy
-NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen
-"Hollywood Squares," "To Tell the Truth" and "What's My Line?"
-suffered a setback before the March election, when 70 percent of their candidates were disqualified.
-the wheel and even cup noodles were among the varied answers
-Sucuzhanay's attackers yelled racial slurs; no arrests have been made in the case.
-David Murcia Guzman, president of a company called DMG,
-children with growth problems,
-missile defense systems if they work.
-70,000
-in a Houston, Texas, hospital
-Janelle Monae creates "cool, futuristic soul with a real '80s quality,"
-Makhachkala
-the country's Ministry of Defense
-to tampering with evidence in the case.
-in Nineveh province,
-Jacob,
-indoctrination sessions for Islamic militants at his former Madrid home,
-Chievo
-carried on an eight-day trip through Greece,
-Casey Anthony,
-a major snag this week -- facing opposition from Republicans and fiscally conservative "Blue Dog" Democrats worried over the costs -- estimated to be around $1 trillion.
-Jesse James
-thank you, to everyone who has believed in me, who has defended me, who has supported my family,"
-to sign Standard Liege defender Oguchi Onyewu
-and (destroyed or damaged) thousands of houses,"
-Liv
-bad economy and the Internet generation.
-"Cradlesong,"
-prices
-birth rate of 1.34 is below the level needed to maintain the country's population.
-six U.S. Marines
-850-747-4700.
-Namdaemun, South Korea's
-"You are at the beginning of your way and you are gaining experience, and we do not wish the scandals of the Bush era to be repeated during your term of office,"
-official Web site,
-U.S. Vice Admiral William Gortney:
-"I Love You, Man,"
-will govern the world's second-largest economy.
-daughter, Brittanee Marie Drexel,
-President Obama
-1 million
-the world's second-largest artificial coral reef.
-from members of the ranch
-moved into the Long Island, New York, home last summer, she loved the
-three days of national mourning
-Southampton, England,
-3-3 draw
-"significant" ice buildup on the aircraft's windshield and wings
-8-year-old
-killing and injuring Uyghur demonstrators
-U.S. Marines and an attack
-Shawne Merriman,"
-American
-Brad Pitt
-to hold a
-St Mark's Square
-from their home in New Jersey
-Beckham
-3 feet
-a puppy.
-has not been punishable by death for nearly 300
-96
-Three of the
-Henry guiding the ball with his hand twice,
-country's former drug czar
-in Alabama
-33 Haitian children
-the forsaken desert lands in Western Iraq.
-Bahrain,
-a former reporter and Pentagon spokesman
-Mombasa,
-Mike
-$8 billion fraudulent investment program.
-Virgin Atlantic
-$1.2 billion
-separation surgery
-a British-owned bulk carrier
-of President Obama's health care proposal.
-United States
-his arrest in 2007 outside New York City's Beacon Theater.
-"embarrassing and racially insensitive,"
-racially prejudiced and would prefer not to have an African-American president,"
-Public schools in Western states can continue teacher-led reciting of the Pledge
-a "very, very small isolated pocket of cancer,"
-saying it was necessary to have a clear strategy in place
-All of the credit and the helping hands that
-high unemployment, home foreclosures and a record number of black men in prison.
-some of the best in the world.
-"Henry
-on Sunday, February 8,
-There also were allegations made in a congressional debate this week that Uribe's sons had been involved with one of the main companies accused of fraud.
-Stage 4 breast
-more than 16,000
-uncover clues in Ghana about an aggressive and rare form of breast cancer.
-200 Palestinian refugees
-conventional notions of blackness.
-to medical appointments.
-traced the fire to the cave, then used receipts and surveillance camera footage from a nearby store to hunt down the
-was battling intestinal problems
-"A visionary. He enabled me to produce this album, for my music to live."
-Olympics in Vancouver
-"The Lost World: Jurassic Park's"
-an influx of wildlife.
-on Lebanese
-26 brightly decorated
-the essay collection (2009's "Eating
-Switzerland
-Government forces
-Susanne Klatten,
-two
-Cypress
-Pam Sitko,
-tripolycyanamide, also known as melamine,
-nine
-to conserve species threatened by deadly fungus, habitat loss, pollution, pesticides and climate change.
-totaling nearly $8 billion.
-Bangladesh Rifles
-he had just put down his newspaper and closed his eyes to relax when he heard a screeching sound, someone yelling and "one of the loudest bangs I've ever heard in my life."
-Kim Kardashian's
-pray effectively,
-14-10
-called for a temporary suspension of political campaigning as a sign of respect to those who died in the flames,
-to breathe through her nose, smell, eat solid foods and drink out of a cup,
-The order
-Growing beyond its early "Buy War Bonds" posters and Smokey TV spots, today's Advertising Council is moving into social
-equine influenza.
-Alexander Hleb
-"The Devil's Advocate"
-drugs,
-CNN
-2002.
-on a shoal in the Reef
-Real Madrid
-swelling and pain at the injection site,
-1995
-worsening case of bronchitis
-featuring a lawman who makes jailed inmates wear pink underwear and uses actors to trick suspects, however, is a new twist.
-34
-Judge Sonia Sotomayor
-two tons of cereal
-up to three years in prison and a fine of A$220,000 (U.S. $203,411).
-GlaxoSmithKline
-ran a branch of his family's international aircraft maintenance business, National Flight Service,
-near the governor's residence in Morelia,
-threat posed by Barcelona superstar Lionel
-his Cabinet, including Defense Secretary Robert Gates,
-Atlanta Falcons
-military garrison
-first of a new class of HIV drugs
-of the Whitewater River, in southern Kansas,
-Sandor Ferenci
-removed without taking the entire kidney.
-protests,
-living members of that championship team
-30 inches
-presidential hopeful Mir Hossein Mousavi,
-reprehensible actions of our founder,"
-Jay Leno
-But Gen. Rookmangud Katawal
-Gov. Mark Sanford
-thousands
-Atlanta Falcons quarterback Michael Vick
-Hillary Clinton's
-Dingle Peninsula,
-$2.9 million fine
-direct from the dealership's Fleet Department,
-developing and, in many cases, the poorest nations,
-a pair of white boxer shorts
-testicular
-why the United States is in Afghanistan,
-"Good Christian Belles,"
-He broached conspiracy theories, urged probes into U.S. military activities, and took aim at the structure and the actions of the Security Council,
-when deciding whether to close a school in response to an outbreak, noting that the costs of shutting down institutions often outweigh the benefits.
-Baitullah Mehsud
-a spunky 67-year-old with two masters' degrees, panicked after she failed to land a job in the garden center of a Lowe's home-improvement store.
-the IRS an average of about a year "to sort out who is the real taxpayer."
-District Attorney Reed Walters
-are looking for value for their spending,
-rural area in southwest Mississippi
-1977,
-through the dealership's
-Weisberg
-The second keeper and other zoo staff
-US Airways Flight 1549
-opium and heroin
-Taliban,
-Social Democrats
-Mohammed Asif Mohseni
-from Brazilian teenager Alexander Pato
-several seats
-Rubido
-public needs to comply with these health messages, and everyone needs to
-Jaycee Dugard
-200 guests and 100 staff members
-Propofol,
-Kenneth Bacon,
-internationally renowned paleontologist will plead guilty to stealing dinosaur bones from
-Paul Newman.
-a day earlier that the former Soviet republic, now a NATO member, had become the first country to admit it hosted secret CIA detention centers for terror suspects.
-first-degree felony murder
-of journalist Roxana Saberi.
-he planned to enact a law that will protect young girls from such marriages.
-her kids love to watch her dance.
-Sunday
-Fans of
-Palestinians
-between Seattle and Portland
-we sell, we give a pair away.
-2005
-200
-sending out a "reprehensible" e-mail depicting President Obama as two cartoonish white eyes peering from a black background.
-Cape Wind,
-95 percent
-fell 4 percent
-says security forces have
-12-hour
-for every 100,000 births.
-"He gave away everything. He did not even have a home to live in."
-of Boyz II Men at
-taking nonsteroidal, anti-inflammatory medication
-"Chicken without sexual life" has been transformed into "Steamed pullet."
-three
-2008 election campaign,
-Actress and animal rights activist
-Chrysler dealers
-to extradite him.
-the debris plumes
-The one-drug method
-last month,
-work environment and a "culture of sexual deviance," and he diverted money to his London, England, office when he believed federal authorities were closing in at home.
-in April at the Revolver Golden Gods Awards
-A sci-fi spin on the genre,
-West Virginia,
-bombs and automatic
-four
-700
-Her debut single, "Need U Bad,"
-released "Cradlesong," his second solo CD.
-MDC faction
-six colleagues
-Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, detention facility
-some extent Latin America
-a May 19 surgery for gastrointestinal bleeding,
-Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu
-Calderon
-General Rookmangud Katawal
-Genoa
-at least eight people,
-1974
-the furore that followed his return to the LA Galaxy from his loan spell
-taken to the hospital
-"Not enough,"
-streets of Bangkok,
-perfect antidote to a punishing tour schedule,
-encrypting top secret voice conversations
-two
-"The Rosie Show,"
-controlled substances
-"regarding telephone calls placed to a crisis center hot line
-Jason Wu.
-insurgent small arms fire.
-two
-$89,770
-flow of gas to Israel and Jordan,
-acquaint themselves with her
-Khamenei's
-Hajia al-Janabi,
-30
-A trust fund
-Qatari Diar Real Estate
-2010
-Liv Tyler
-its best when it stands "for universal ideals [such
-returning to Tibet
-Paul Newman.
-cancellation policies.
-February 11
-Arrest
-Prime Minister Ehud Olmert
-More than 60
-Tiger Woods
-Deputy Foreign Minister Cui Tiankai.
-six
-Natalie
-vice-president for human resources at Pricol,
-part of the Antarctic Peninsula,
-nano-crystalline composite materials,
-illegal Internet
-a counterterrorism approach that focuses on combating al Qaeda through the use of unmanned drones and special forces without involving additional troops.
-offered to sing to his class.
-Tuesday.
-stuck in the Nutty Putty Cave, which sits west of Utah Lake near Cedar Valley, according
-prison where people were tortured and killed under the Khmer Rouge.
-in the garden of the mammoth Sultanahmet Mosque was
-AIDS
-$81,880
-Palm Center at the University of California, Santa Barbara.
-has been looking for places, such as museums, to house the
-diva or a prima donna
-Tropical Storm Hanna
-sandal epic
-$57
-shutter Guantanamo Bay now."
-more than 1,000
-to become a role model for gay people in sport.
-off the northern coast of
-Americanos
-continued until October 2.
-48 murders and three attempted murders.
-International Gymnastics Federation
-Austria, China, Denmark, Netherlands and Switzerland
-Jason Segel
-Juventus's
-Israel,
-7-6
-Diane Dobbs and Robert Sandefur, both 51, are in
-money-laundering charges
-possession of child pornography
-"the Ukrainian government should ensure that the letter of the agreements are stuck
-2010.
-"Whip It!"
-Iranian city of Mashhad
-They later found out that the sounds came from the water rushing out from the dam's lake," Antara said.
-Pakistani Taliban spokesman Ehsanullah Ehsan
-at the British Museum.
-lawmakers have urged U.S. Army Secretary Peter Geren to recognize 350 American soldiers
-be deported.
-Cardiff.
-her family to live
-"I always knew that there would be a day when the cloud that surrounded me would be removed,"
-"Here With Me"
-crashed into a wall
-kidnapping his two children
-maintenance workers
-two plastic garbage bags, a canvas laundry bag and a baby blanket with a Winnie the Pooh print.
-then rip it up and throw it in a smoking cauldron,
-Rozita Swinton,
-neck
-fled with her seven sons and one daughter from the Queens facility
-launched just before midnight Friday
-Aircraft from the Coast Guard and Air Force
-Josef Fritzl had a mental disorder,
-Jack Kirby
-parents were killed so the children could be taken and given to government-operated agencies to be adopted abroad.
-a new batch of these photos taken in the last several months.
-of keeping his daughter in a cellar for decades and fathering
-lead content beyond minute levels of 600 parts per million in any product for children 12 and younger.
-Laura Ling
-eastern Michoacan state, on the central Pacific coast.
-Chris Lewis
-between three and five pals
-to 50
-northern Texas,
-4.4,
-follow through the debris plume, collecting and relaying data back to Earth before crashing into the Cabeus crater near the moon's south pole.
-World Health Organization said the scandal had highlighted flaws in the country's entire food supply chain.
-the boats' fuel consumption and greenhouse-gas emissions.
-allegedly became intoxicated and unruly,
-Susan Rice
-depicting President Obama as two cartoonish white eyes peering from a black background.
-police training center in Lahore,
-about 4,000
-participated in the transplant surgery, conducted July 25 and 26.
-was kind and sweet, not
-rape, incest, false imprisonment and slavery.
-the military announced that it had
-uninhabited house. Ammunition stored there
-"We prayed on our own, but now we prayed together and you'll never know how much that means until you do it. Bill and I have changed our lives in that one way."
-Dreamworks Animation's
-The head of China's quality watchdog
-a million residents
-Saturday
-well,
-Rome,
-"BarackBerry"
-two
-Christina Perez, of Colorado Springs, Colorado, and her friends
-55 mph (90 kph),
-smaller earthquakes that follow a more powerful one
-to take care of all the new babies
-telemarketing calls
-12-0 decision
-The attackers had a clear advantage, commandos said, because it was apparent from their movements they knew the hotel's layout.
-to have no central point of failure,
-A car bomb exploded Friday morning in Spain's northern Basque region, killing
-fresh winter misery
-800
-marine riser package cap
-school personnel using restraint and seclusion in abusive ways on children.
-41
-get their information online.
-the charges, calling them an attempt by Western powers to recolonize Sudan.
-exposure to the freezing temperatures
-chocolate Labrador retriever,
-economic gap and the housing problem.
-emerged last month in a federal civil lawsuit filed in Houston, Texas, by Bassam Nabulsi, a U.S. citizen, against the sheikh.
-152
-The Ministry of Health
-to defeat Islamic militants,
-Eurostar,
-unique creature and then control its evolution from a single cell into a complex cultural civilization.
-Dan Woolley
-hitting a flock of Canada geese.
-the search for food
-"We aim to make Antalya the leader of solar power generation of
-Los Angeles' Staples Center.
-having a cause
-found in the jungle,
-475,000
-more than 65
-Enid, Oklahoma,
-round of a seemingly endless debate
-potential defect in airbag inflation systems,
-the removal of Eluana's tube
-Officials
-racial abuse
-21
-Bush's "failed policies"
-to ensure that auto owners comply with recalls.
-a liquid
-Iranians must be free to demonstrate peacefully,
-Emperor Akihito,
-my judgment,"
-California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger
-1549,
-County administrator
-"Inglourious Basterds,"
-Jett Travolta
-did not know her daughter
-Jalozai camp in western Pakistan.
-the rape and attempted murder of another fellow soldier
-more than 100
-Former U.S. soldier Steven Green got
-an expensive, artery-clogging brunch,
-that she tried to poison two people,
-14,000
-Port Authority of New York and New Jersey.
-racial slurs;
-Most pregnant women
-"Will the Circle Be Unbroken? Reflections on Death, Rebirth, and Hunger for a Faith."
-listeria monocytogenes
-the African Union Mission in Somalia
-Venus Williams'
-tougher penalties are needed to keep
-Ghobadi
-$25,000
-Wheeler Hazard Peckham
-newspaper,
-daily electricity supply
-to step up efforts to develop nuclear weapons
-The public debt building
-the law known as HB
-41,
-occurred at checkposts and military camps in the Mohmand agency, part of the lawless Federally Administered Tribal Areas
-Nearly 2.6 million customers in Texas and Louisiana
-of Pasto,
-Gen. David Petraeus
-Poland,
-Aung San Suu Kyi
-Jamie Carragher
-J.R., Larry Hagman,
-World Cup
-raised charges of discrimination
-wind and rain
-fired a 12-gauge shotgun and killed Justin Shane Martin
-TV Everywhere,
-Robert A. Hawkins,
-Atif Irfan, his brother, their wives, a sister and three children
-returned to jail for
-tough economic times are
-A Scouts spokesman
-international media coverage of the unrest.
-Colorado Springs, Colorado,
-Australian
-the al-Rumeila
-President Felipe Calderon's
-"It wasn't our intention to fight them or to harm them, to hurt them or to shoot at them," he said.
-"The Ides of March,"
-standing watch on November 3, 1943, as SS guards at the Trawniki Labor Camp in Poland shot and killed 8,000 Jews,
-the H1N1 virus,
-Nayef bin Abdulaziz,
-went on to greater fame after roles on the show:
-"Silk Road,"
-"Year One,"
-Kim Kardashian
-Sao Paulo's Syrian-Lebanese Hospital,
-George W. Bush's presidency
-Vi Rose's daughter Olivia (Keke Palmer).
-draws the eye up and away from any pooch below.
-now exceeded 100,000 individuals.
-Russia, Armenia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan
-a 47-year-old man.
-Robert Wiles,
-at least 333 children
-haven't come to any conclusions yet,"
-the Turkish coastal
-23
-under age 65.
-the criticism
-lost both his arms in an accident,
-researchers
-two years ago.
-between 129 and 221
-the guards' guns and wearing one of their gray correctional officer uniforms,
-is a lovable, sometimes outrageous and always off-the-wall senior citizen who has stolen every scene
-national and international issues
-Perveen Crawford
-Juventus's 3-2
-1,300 loyal
-Southern California glam-rocker
-31
-Roy George
-as 122
-in federal prison in Montgomery, Alabama. Faulkner's grandson is also serving a nine-year
-16-page fashion
-33 SEC employees and or contractors
-"converted substantial funds from the estate's financial account at Bank of America for their own use."
-the Loma Prieta earthquake.
-is a multiplatinum-selling and Grammy-winning rap artist.
-"I disagree strongly with and was offended by Professor Bloom's portrayal of Iowa and Iowans. Please know that he does not speak for the
-experts
-Joseph McGinty Nichol
-as 700
-a treatment facility
-torch and flame are the symbols of the values and ideals which lie at the heart of the
-unknown,
-Sen. John McCain,
-Tamela
-ultra-high-strength steel and boron
-in November.
-cable subscribers
-the hiring of hundreds of foreign workers for a construction project at the Lindsey oil refinery in eastern England.
-$54 million
-their trust.
-Mahatma Gandhi was known for his peaceful opposition to tyranny, which led to India's independence.
-Tapachula, Mexico,
-"bromance"
-sexual assault
-into Texas
-Sixty-four cases of measles have been diagnosed in the United States this
-Lester William Hobbs,
-She was not wearing a helmet, the resort said.
-two
-all 87 passengers
-Musicians wearing Western Union T-shirts greeted us
-West Point, Georgia,
-Journalists
-Daniel Libeskind,
-four
-ruled out for two weeks with a hamstring injury
-Reduced Emissions from
-John Roach
-"It hurts my heart to see him in pain, but it enlightens at the same time to know my son is strong enough to make it through on a daily basis,"
-making the 1990 movie "State of Grace."
-dealership's Fleet Department
-Ayman al Zawahiri,
-"The Complete Game"
-over hundreds of thousands
-whether the differences seen at birth will have lasting effects on a child's development and health.
-of which extend larger
-within six weeks.
-19,
-as they were the last time, but the possibility of getting up to 40 feet is a concern," Lunday told CNN.
-students
-"What is man's greatest achievement?"
-69-minute
-woman with contusions on her forehead and below her eyes, and cuts on her lip
-amounts of rain sent water 2 feet
-Former New York Police Commissioner
-mountainous corner of Indonesia.
-her musician father,
-hard-working mothers;
-killed his 11-year-old son, Akhil Dev; his 4-year-old daughter, Negha Dev; his 35-year-old brother-in-law Ashok Appu Poothemkandi; Poothemkandi's 25-year-old wife, Suchitra Sivaraman; and the couple's 11-month-old daughter, Ahana.
-Coca cultivation and cocaine production
-your ex's
-science instruments and formats science data for transmission to the ground,"
-"in an abandoned cabin in rural Cambodia"
-John Hinckley Jr.,
-Sydney-based
-five
-officers and units of the Rwanda Defense Forces" into Congo in support of Congo rebel leader Laurent Nkunda's fighters.
-shooting video of Kibera, one of the largest slums in Africa.
-the Atlantic Ocean
-"There's a strong
-Monday
-African-Americans.
-Susanne Klatten.
-for requesting that the charges be dropped.
-Deputy Director Stephen Kappes and other officials,
-Greco-Roman wrestling.
-in their 40s are
-Marisella Molinar
-any sanctions or pressure applied against it
-"Moneyball"
-Blake Mycoskie
-of timber
-everything he had
-more than eight months.
-Churchill Downs
-from his prison cell."
-reindeer populations and their ability to reproduce are up, while mortality is down.
-four who had died.
-"We are suspecting the man in the footage because the time frame matches with the time of the bombing,"
-304,000
-history of neglect, including malnutrition.
-1,300 loyal
-when did your life begin?"
-U.N. peacekeepers
-elaborate ploys crafted by comedy writers and carried out by professional actors
-more than 200
-E.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial
-overwhelmed
-vice-president for human resources at Pricol, the auto-parts company.
-200 people
-that back up to the National Forest in the La Canada-Flintridge are in
-authorities will defend protesters' right to demonstrate, but he doesn't appreciate "the bashing of all of the hardworking people who live and work here."
-abnormally high concentrations of radioactivity
-more than 170
-a neck injury.
-destroyed and another 70 sustained major damage.
-41
-Ayandeh
-at the Zion Wildlife Gardens near Whangarei,
-came forward Monday "for the other women who couldn't or wouldn't."
-apprised Thai authorities of the new charges against Bout
-the Haitian port of Cap Haitien,
-20
-the retirements had to do with a reorganization of a bloated institution,
-'Who's responsible for this?'
-iPhone
-A1C assay,
-near Indonesia's capital
-overturn her house arrest.
-second-degree murder in the death of actress Lana Clarkson
-Prime Minister Gordon Brown
-His father,
-with disabilities,
-serious hazard
-Hank Williams Jr.
-from Punta Abreojos on the peninsula's west coast to Mulege on its east coast,
-a 1983 Itasca RV.
-Five
-Beginning with the presidency of Ronald Reagan, Republicans
-gave police a tape depicting the rape of a 3-year-old girl,
-much of its unwanted baggage from the 80s
-Mercy James,
-of his life in jail, without parole, for killing his wife with a hammer.
-that would have kept them dry and were equipped with lights and personal locator beacons, but the
-"Superman started in 1938.
-16
-Timbaland.
-that stains the name of the police.
-About 50
-and other problems at Arlington National Cemetery
-in April 2005,
-additional information
-daughter, Paris,
-Friday at 12:01 a.m. PT,
-Mason advises wearing the proper footwear and making sure to stretch before and after a run.
-whether journalists find value in social media or whether it's mostly trivial.
-Rio de Janeiro's
-United States,
-Mike Mette
-Connie Nielsen
-the government said was necessary to prevent children from viewing pornography and other harmful content.
-Hilary Swank
-national security and the war in Iraq.
-the young boy's biological father
-her own daughter.
-for carrying on King's ideals and values and confronting issues including bullying and social and economic justice for all Americans.
-"I was with Tiger when the story broke. We were obviously not there, but if all the reports are accurate, it is regrettable. Really nothing more to say."
-"I helped to destroy a family and end the lives of four of my fellow human beings, and I wish that I could take it back, but I cannot," Green said, reading a statement at a victim impact hearing. "And, as inadequate as this apology is, it is all I can give you."
-growth over the decades
-the charges,
-a human lie detector on the hit series "Lie to Me."
-illicit relations, public indecency and public intoxication
-Khanjar
-Arab Emirates
-NATO aircraft
-Judith Tebbutt
-321
-10.6 percent
-mountainous region about 25 miles northwest of Taitung,
-a week ago of first-degree murder and related offenses in the January 17, 2008, death of Denise Lee, a 21-year-old mother of two boys.
-Pakistani
-Southern Ash Wildlife Shelter
-"Within the limits of physics and structural science," Langewiesche writes, "Ziegler and his colleagues identified the wrinkles of conventional handling and mostly ironed them out. The result in the A320 is the product of a genius -- an airplane that is ... exquisitely wrought, a delight to handle, and extraordinarily easy to fly."
-the middle class,"
-Opening arguments
-$50,000.
-four million
-Aja Daniell Johnson
-Juventus's
-which crashed en route from Brazil to
-Nazi Germany
-told the Post. "His treatment met the legal definition of torture. And that's why I
-Kawasaki
-counterfeit drug sales
-Thursday
-District of Columbia.
-Iranian diplomatic offices
-Maya Rudolph and John Krasinski
-Navy Aegis-class ships to protect against incoming short- to medium-range
-Billy Graham
-seven
-Myanmar
-called off
-a Los Angeles sports arena
-"Steve Jobs
-clandestinely trucked in sacks containing 22 tons of dirt from Tibet to Dharamsala to construct his installation.
-she was too young
-Hospital staffers
-Ali Abdullah Saleh
-"arrogant powers" and "enemies" of Iran of
-Advocates for the poor, as well as those on federal assistance, hope President Obama's economic stimulus plan
-Huckaby,
-38
-Valencia
-$89,770
-Venezuela's Libertador military airfield
-Xe, as Blackwater now calls itself.
-They had all been kidnapped by the Taliban and taken to camps where they would be trained to kill; trained to be suicide bombers.
-Jason Aldean.
-diagnostic tool
-the round-ball game should be called?
-on Friday morning
-how slowly the country is emerging from the downturn.
-six episodes of the hit HBO series "The Sopranos" as a wannabe mobster in 2000.
-hammer.
-there were 83 people aboard the cargo ship that was packed with sheep and other livestock.
-200 million
-captured Neda's final moments -- her collapse on the street and her death.
-group's workers advising people how
-beat him with a metal chain
-in the crawl space of her home.
-People who take vitamin E supplements regularly for years
-but us and a camera crew,"
-osteogenesis imperfecta, a bone-crippling
-Aja Daniell Johnson
-on his third day in office,
-Ian Khama
-outside wire transfer businesses,
-Gulf of Aden and the Indian Ocean
-writes European travel guidebooks and hosts travel shows on public television and public radio.
-fossils from federal land.
-say they were kidnapped by the Taliban and
-billions
-the falling economy.
-Michelle Rounds the moment she saw her in a Starbucks
-of 3rd Petty Officer Melquisedet Angulo Cordova
-mid-1980s until 1995
-transatlantic aircraft and threatening flights over parts of Ireland and Portugal.
-June 25, 2009,
-green Camaro,
-can be nerve-wracking, and can make navigating the system extremely
-with no car,"
-Liverpool's
-eight-year stint
-give short real-time updates about the procedure.
-Kenneth Biros,
-More than nine in 10 blacks
-Lee
-the red warning,
-15- to 20-minute
-Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar
-killed 12 insurgents in a firefight Friday in Afghanistan,
-train safety divers at the aquarium to assist swimmers with disabilities.
-scheduled for completion in December, is designed to protect tropical forests.
-climate change bill
-Cyclone Phet
-Friday,
-holds baby Freya as Robyn Curnow and her husband Kim look on.
-about 4,000
-revelry
-and as many as 122 species
-Aircraft from the Coast Guard and Air Force
-marauding bears
-since winning his 14th major title at the U.S. Open at Torrey Pines last June.
-man authorities believe has robbed at least 10 banks in at least four states was arrested
-fifth
-"American Chopper"
-more than $500
-fought feelings of loneliness and
-Sarah Dawn McKinley,
-sightseeing "duck boat"
-industrial, residential and commercial buildings in an integrated
-Abdul Qader,
-Infiniti's M series
-Jeffry Picower,
-Helicopters, fishing boats, luxury speed boats and state-of-the-art navigation gear
-judge's decision
-is always an inspiring, shocking, beautiful, complicated experience.
-Nigeria
-between 35,000 to 50,000
-30
-the U.S. Military Academy commencement in New York,
-Sigifredo Lopez
-Heaven and Hell,
-seven sons and one daughter
-Liverpool-born midfielder Steve Jennings,
-Sean Callebs
-1549
-tales of meeting Carlin, and the impact he had on their lives.
-Clashes
-600 chest X-rays, or about 12 milliSievert (mSv) of radiation,
-"suffered some lacerations" on the back of his head
-three
-Robby Gordon
-four men
-arrested and bailed
-"I decided a long time ago that if people were going to stare at me, they were going to pay me for it,"
-CNN's senior European correspondent
-heart disease.
-Canada.
-Kim Jong Un
-expand
-David Frum
-Then-Edgartown Police Chief Jim Arena
-Alan Aviles, the president and CEO of Health and Hospital Corp.,
-outside the capital city
-Time Warner-AOL merger.
-outside the Palace Barracks in the Belfast neighborhood of Holywood
-is first out of the blocks, and it's a cheerfully vulgar shoot-'em-up
-sail in April 2012,
-western Sudan
-stop a novel that presents Holden Caulfield, the disaffected teen hero of his classic "The Catcher in the Rye," as an old man.
-American Medical Association Alliance
-some important groundwork.
-367 worldwide,
-So far, more than 30,000 veterans have experienced a visit to the memorial, courtesy of Honor Flight.
-his wife,
-Alexander Pichushkin
-first parliamentary elections since adopting
-President Barack Obama
-including Baptist, Methodist and
-woman accused of killing her 2-year-old daughter
-gold watch, bracelet, chain and pendant were taken from him, along with the keys to his Range Rover.
-broad-reaching energy legislation with the potential to dramatically tighten emissions controls while reshaping America's environmental standards.
-experiencing twice the normal force of gravity,
-three years ago
-resigned.
-"non-hostile," something Dawson's father finds puzzling.
-More than 6 million people
-to deliver 4 to 6 inches of
-Protesters have gathered
-$50,000
-International Gymnastics Federation
-Police and soldiers
-Myrtle Beach, South Carolina,
-Two George Washington Bridge guards were fired for their on-the-job siestas.
-the premiere bicycle race in the world,
-passed earlier this year that could force insurers to pay up to triple damages and lawyer fees if they fail to pay a legitimate claim and then lose in court. A "yes" vote
-"I'm old, I'm 56 and my husband is 60 years old. We need to be together because we have not much time left."
-Virender
-"International cinema comes in cycles in the United States," said Frank Lovece, a film critic
-Illinois
-U.S. National Institute of Health,
-northeastern China.
-6,000
-Ricky was born in 2002,
-the glasswork is intact
-Piracy
-"The trend started in food-centric cities like San Francisco, but in the last year, groups have been popping up across the country,"
-dissident Irish republicans
-tax money to buy business-class airfare on domestic and international flights, flying on a state-owned aircraft to political gatherings or events
-1.34
-COPD
-September through February,
-multiculturalism
-The four men are not considered suspects at this point,
-Christmas
-Coleman Federal Correctional Complex
-seven
-their phones aren't lasting anywhere near even that reduced length of time.
-racial abuse
-At least 40
-Lindsey oil refinery in eastern England.
-373
-nightmares:
-"Bedtime Stories."
-22-year-old
-lack of experience
-2007 Acura MDX
-the government-run public insurance option to be reimbursed on rates determined by negotiations with the insurance industry.
-Benedict XVI
-ramp space -- where aircraft are parked, unloaded, loaded, refueled or boarded -- was overcrowded.
-Facebook:
-Barkley, 45, pleaded guilty last month to misdemeanor drunken-driving charges stemming from a New Year's Eve arrest after
-Coca cultivation and cocaine production
-DEA
-engagement with Iran that is "honest and grounded in mutual respect."
-event-driven show with a wide range of viewpoints.
-Khaled AlKhamissi's
-"Marco Simoncelli succumbed to injuries sustained in the Malaysian MotoGP,"
-Florida.
-15.4 percent
-videos of him making offensive comments while on military duty in 2006.
-200 million
-responsibility,"
-Goodluck Jonathan,
-Des Moines, Iowa,
-up to six months in prison and fines if convicted.
-They reveal an alien landscape of craters, valleys, ridges, channels, weird surface patterns and other features in incredible
-AIG's board
-U.S. Gen. Carter Ham,
-in a 1972 assassination attempt in a Maryland parking lot.
-early in the new year,
-National Air and Space
-Helg Sgarbi
-the ratification of a civil nuclear
-tore through two luxury hotels
-Rich Roll,
-ovarian cysts associated with chlamydia,
-he allowed claims to run amok and failed to recognize the depth of public disgust at the amounts being claimed
-of Latinos that is already going on in Arizona much worse," said Alessandra Soler Meetze,
-en route to a Wellington horse farm and a veterinary hospital.
-48 children,
-104 F (40 C)
-the boycott was responsible for the price drop.
-Real Madrid
-a day.
-popular party spot in a cave at the park
-Donald Duck
-Churchill Downs' kitchens
-is an ambitious undertaking, a modern-day interpretation of one of Shakespeare's meatiest but less frequently performed plays.
-50
-23rd
-Allstate, State Farm, Safeco
-in the Jalozai camp.
-Eleven
-Arcade Comeaux Jr.,
-Orlando's Nick Hotel
-moving towards selecting the elite and condensing its forces rather than expanding.
-"You Don't Mess With the Zohan"
-replaced 80 percent of a woman's face
-Tiger Woods
-the 25th anniversary of the original Macintosh,
-Thailand,
-straight A's.
-Pope Benedict XVI
-House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, House Minority Leader John Boehner, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell and the heads of the Armed Services and Foreign Relations committees
-allegedly conducting more than 1,100 flights using planes with landing-gear doors that had not been repaired as prescribed by the FAA.
-Gulf Coast
-"Here With Me"
-in April.
-12
-smaller earthquakes
-her sons Matthew and Daniel and grandchildren Kyra and Violet,
-"Slumdog Millionaire,"
-because no one knew for sure how many officers were inside the Bangladesh Rifles headquarters
-between Seattle and Portland until Saturday,
-Manchester United.
-Texas. Your state has executed 234 death row inmates, more than any other governor in modern times. Have you
-friend after passengers heard them discussing the safest place to sit and misconstrued the nature of the conversation.
-simulations of hypothetical influenzas and how they would spread.
-The U.S. military said disturbing video that shows masked boys brandishing guns
-Black Sabbath,
-"Thriller,"
-90 spots
-two adults and a child,
-of one of the last Ottoman sultans
-Poland's King Zygmunt III,
-Mercy James, a 3-year-old girl
-a remote safari lodge near to the Somali border
-Debora Maruca Kovac,
-Traveling to Tennessee to shoot the
-the most realistic, intuitive way
-Robert Wiles,
-800,000
-on how cold medicines affect children.
-Movement for Democratic Change
-An offshoot of the main MDC party,
-against Uruguay striker Luis Suarez,
-he raped his daughter, kept her and their children in captivity and burned the body of the dead infant in an oven in the house.
-hijack singer Taylor Swift's acceptance speech.
-weekend on spring break in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina,
-Belgium, Luxembourg
-Detroit-area suburban mayor
-Jackson's mother, Katherine, sisters Janet
-Law enforcement officers
-Mexico's state-run
-if Russian surprise package Rubin Kazan beat Dynamo Kiev in the other match in Group F.
-May 2007,
-2008.
-in March
-out of the country were charged Thursday with kidnapping children and criminal association,
-Sean Parker
-Tuesday
-Vietnam
-Wardak
-cellphones are particularly important for Africa due to a lack of some other technologies.
-1831
-Annecy is the
-$2.5 million
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-"The Adventures of Diva, Viva and Fifa,"
-at the New York Institute of Technology,
-Greg
-a year and a half
-Oguchi Onyewu
-he acted in self-defense
-A third twister
-Jose Mourinho
-all Palestinian armed factions, not only Hamas.
-Wednesday
-renewable energy
-a terminal at the Newark, New Jersey,
-was 105 when she died
-Four
-trying to understand
-Enid,
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-John Travolta
-$54 million
-of treason, terrorism and kidnapping.
-firefighter in Coatesville, Pennsylvania,
-pancreatic cancer,
-a smash hit television series in Australia called "Underbelly."
-Venus Williams
-flight captain and a steward from the Air France
-AIG's board
-calling for creation of a ghetto state.
-helping them to a 3-2 win after they had earlier trailed 2-1 to Aston Villa at Old Trafford.
-Earlier this month, troops regained
-in the Atlantic
-Kaka,
-Chavez said Venezuela
-helping to plan the September 11, 2001,
-Marc Antony
-an event when Prophet Abraham stoned the devil and rejected his temptations,
-Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood,
-constant foil, someone to blame when students flounder and the schools underperform.
-more than 70,000
-"Pourquoi Pas?"
-human remains
-110 cases of "aerial espionage
-income to show he
-oversight and investigations voted along
-John Bennett
-15-year-old
-between $3,000 and $5,000
-police dubbed her "Baby Grace."
-other doctors, medical students and the merely curious.
-cleared of lying
-conservative in thought, but not in personality.
-world's most populous nation
-protein
-60 percent of the wild giant panda population
-(19.8
-Pope Benedict XVI
-his wife
-loads across the border.
-were also oblivious that Thurmond may have held the five hostage
-rain and near-hurricane-force wind gusts to Northeastern coastal areas Wednesday through Friday.
-seven
-Friday 4th December
-not damage joints or leave runners less able to exercise.
-would use weapons and apply violence toward authority.
-Nand's body
-October 12
-New Jersey.
-the big thing right now is a career or a job path.
-Venezuela's
-Ertugrul Osman,
-70
-the city of Attock in Punjab province.
-NBC radio
-106-day,
-a growing following through social media.
-putting ice on an aching joint,
-More than 1,300 pounds
-requiring them to pay fines of more then $30,000 if they left the show before it completed
-that justices voted 5-4 in favor of the New Haven firefighters.
-at least $200 million
-less than 1.6 watts per kilogram.
-Clay County Sheriff Rick Beseler
-Robert Allen Stanford
-Camp Nou.
-two boys.
-Isabelle Huppert.
-Syria's membership was "a responsible and well-timed step that put forth the gravity of the situation."
-plans to leave between 35,000 to 50,000 residual forces in the war-torn country, serving in a training or advisory role to the Iraqi military.
-three children,
-France
-54-story luxury apartment
-48 murders
-doctor's office.
-states to "exercise vigilance"
-The Iraqi Ministry of Justice
-British Museum.
-temporarily because of an encounter with dragon Rahu and leaves some cascading results everywhere.
-Brendan Kyle Hatcher,
-Tube workers
-declined to confirm or deny the Lithuanian lawmakers' report.
-a quantity of tar heroin in a bag
-door-to-door searches.
-unstable political situation in Madagascar has also been cited as hampering
-George Zinkhan,
-European champions Manchester
-"The Buried Life",
-one of the big cats
-18 inches
-Tuesday,
-Guy Heinze Jr.,
-budget cuts
-to Baltimore, Maryland,
-Venezuela's ambassador
-93 teachers, support staff and administrators at Central Falls High School were fired for the low performance of the school,
-Terkel
-Amsterdam's Schiphol
-Jon Gosselin
-fire set in another homeowner's trash can.
-would serve as a dramatic and inspiring example
-1943.
-Internal Revenue Service
-Monday
-over a stage the size of a basketball court
-be a 106-day, 27,900-mile (45,000-kilometer) relay.
-"Smile: You're Under Arrest."
-Rafael Nadal
-Tuesday marks the 50th anniversary of a failed 1959 uprising against Beijing's rule
-Tuesday and runs through May on Turner Classic Movies.
-submerged Piper Saratoga
-neck injury.
-all activity related to the child's phone, including text messages and shared photos.
-2007
-Melissa Huckaby,
-Mahmoud Ahmadinejad
-Olympic gold medalist
-It's the rough-and-tumble centerpiece of a 15,000-acre state park,
-"The media could not lend a helping hand to improve the situation,"
-the Arctic,
-The Sierras, straddling California
-"a country that in many ways represents the heart of the Arab world,"
-Hoover Institution's
-one out of every 22
-Motorola Rokr S9
-the changing of the sets and curtains;
-American League All-Star
-be part of the swap deal that saw Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Samuel Eto'o switch clubs earlier this week.
-an economics reporter for The Wall Street Journal.
-when the crescent of a new moon is sighted.
-The annual Seafood Festival
-Thursday morning
-near the isolated communist nation ahead of a North Korea rocket launch scheduled for early April.
-2009 World Swimming Championship in Rome.
-in the Nahr-e Saraj District of Helmand Province,
-a state of emergency ensures that every resource from the local, state and federal level is available to assist."
-stunned Manchester City 2-1
-"I do not believe that it would be in Tripp's best interest for Levi's reality show to be filming this case as it unfolds, or for Levi Johnston to be capitalizing off of this custody case through his reality show,"
-2009
-There has been no claim of
-$50,000
-April 20
-Stephane Peterhansel,
-Jett, 16,
-take place Saturday near her home in England.
-doctors diagnosed him with prostate cancer in its early stages.
-New Zealand All Blacks
-conspicuous consumption is out and frugality is the new black.
-white tiger
-that they'd get to bring a new puppy with them to the White House
-lost power in both engines after hitting a flock of Canada geese.
-videos of him making offensive comments while on military duty in 2006.
-has a wound on his neck that keeps reopening for no apparent reason.
-talked of an impromptu memorial for the late singer at the "Stone Circle,"
-second marriage
-a day after his death
-John Dixon sold 7,000 clubs to a
-her house arrest.
-the country and its values at the same time.
-30,000
-during the commercial breaks:
-Heidi Newfield
-Kings County Hospital,
-India
-maximum sustained
-Samuel Eto'o,
-helps train safety divers at the aquarium to assist swimmers with disabilities.
-between August 4 and August 11.
-California, Texas and Florida,
-the band members "walk away as great friends"
-a 107-year-old Malaysian woman
-two
-erectile dysfunction,
-controversial wall that
-"What some might find offensive or sacrilegious has unfortunately become a standard operating procedure for drug smugglers. This would include using religious symbols, children and senior citizens in their attempts to defeat the CBP inspection process."
-"Iran's involvement in the planning and financial support of terrorist attacks throughout the Middle East, Europe and Central Asia had a direct impact on international efforts to promote peace, threatened economic stability in the Gulf, and undermined the growth of democracy,"
-stop recruiting about 3,000 new soldiers
-Sowell's childhood home,
-Waris Dirie
-between $50 million and $150 million
-have more babies.
-the poet's gratitude for his mother.
-Actor Dennis Quaid
-"Wild Thing"
-FC Internazionale
-accepted $450,000 a month in bribes
-MGM Grand in Las Vegas
-they "goofed off,"
-of $150,000 to $450,000 a
-October issue of InStyle,
-11
-December to March is the peak
-swine flu]
-a Chinese food restaurant,
-longtime Chicago Alderman
-(Jeffrey Dean Morgan
-about 18 inches wide and about 10 inches high.
-boost the leadership and management skills of coaches.
-"nuclear surety inspection" and "unit compliance inspection"
-sentenced four O.J. Simpson
-in the Kilimanjaro region near the mountain
-gave police a
-A car bomb killed one of Israel's most prominent crime bosses in Tel Aviv Monday,
-8,000 people who live near the volcano
-found no
-Army Gen. Ray Odierno
-notoriously harsh talent judge
-An unexpected loss of fluid is observed in the riser pipe,
-integrase enzyme, which helps HIV replicate
-100 Yen shops
-valley,
-Inter Milan
-The government
-Osama bin Laden
-Perveen Crawford
-male veterans of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars.
-Polish authorities in
-she's out of there because she wants to spend more time with her newly adopted daughter, and that becoming a mother has "changed [her] desire to work full-time."
-Few
-women, women in the pre-menopausal age range, and women
-three feet.
-"It is illegal, as Linda Tripp will tell you, to record someone in the state of Maryland without their permission. Just because we were embarrassed by these highly edited tapes, which don't tell the whole story again, and hopefully that will come out, doesn't mean that these people didn't break the law in order to embarrass and attack the organization,"
-across the border
-and performances from real musicians who are part of the
-$25,000 bond
-46 million people in the United States
-Eugenie
-in favor of and against the center
-His team tried to summit via the mountain's notorious West Ridge
-"For $19 a night, a customer gets a shell with a tent inside,"
-sixth
-this season's achievements have already gone some way for making up for the previous two seasons.
-across the border from El Paso, Texas,
-a British-owned bulk carrier
-east of the northern Leeward Islands,
-Crater Observation and Sensing Satellite is scheduled to drop its Centaur upper-stage rocket on the
-television on the CBS network
-New Hampshire.
-Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration.
-"We want to keep it a little more intimate,"
-"Everything from the Wall Street Journal of that day to my W-2 form
-Ticketmaster-Live Nation
-the boycott was responsible for the price drop.
-a suicide bomber
-Bolivia's first leader from an Indian majority
-Chinese
-convicted of rape and murder two decades ago
-Missy Elliott.
-Giovani, a food vendor.
-the guards' guns and wearing one of their gray correctional officer uniforms,
-violating a consent decree banning county school employees from initiating prayers during school events.
-that he may have accepted $450,000 a month in bribes from drug traffickers,
-that ended a grinding war between the Sudanese government and southern rebels in the Sudan People's Liberation Movement.
-cleric Anwar al-Awlaki,
-Carrie Underwood
-four-year
-human mules
-Park in Los Angeles, California.
-Pakistan,
-sectioning procedures for the front, center and rear quarter sections of the vehicle,"
-Viagra"
-nine
-two years
-Milan coach Jose Mourinho
-mysterious image captured
-in Italian Marie Claire.
-4-3
-have ruled that refusal to disclose the abuse photos was unlawful.
-Raffaele Sollecito,
-September 9.
-Steven Gerrard.
-Rebiya Kadeer
-The father and former construction worker
-top four
-Joan
-winter,
-Copenhagen
-one step closer to democracy.
-Savannah, Georgia,
-via the mountain's notorious West Ridge
-15th-century
-Exactly four years ago, on Feb. 9, 2005, ETA placed a bomb in the
-"Please do not respond to this tragic event by promoting hatred or by causing more pain. We've had enough violence already in this place."
-a record $42.8 million dollars
-Jose Ernesto Medellin
-Russia,
-Stadio Olimpico.
-Donald Duck
-on Monday evening
-fighter would be ready to take on the American on the right terms.
-Somali government
-California
-House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, House Minority Leader John Boehner, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell
-6413 39th Avenue Woodside, Queens
-five
-Democratic
-130
-Visitors can then select from a range of curses to inflict on their ex.
-except it was in the water.
-rip it up and throw it in a smoking cauldron,
-two of the 20 crew members -- all Americans -- saw lights heading toward the Maersk Alabama around 4:30 a.m. on April 8, while the ship was in the Indian Ocean.
-Thursday
-Avis Banks
-San Antonio's Brooke Army Medical Center and University Hospital,
-Jr. and
-that it is well within the Hoover Institution's right to appoint
-metal-rimmed glasses, pocket watch, sandals, bowl and plate
-the September 18 killing of six African immigrants in Castelvolturno,
-name has been redacted from court documents,
-2007
-in this high-profile
-on Wednesday.
-New York City,
-three and a half months,
-Hinckley had told him he'd explained to CB he planned to spend more time visiting his mother's home in Virginia and would be spending less time with her.
-the government-run public insurance option to be reimbursed on rates determined by negotiations with the insurance industry. The original version called
-Nine-year-old Shannon Matthews
-Actor Tim Roth
-have made accusations of ethnic cleansing.
-psychology
-"Are You There, Chelsea?"
-a standstill at 3.06 pm (1406 GMT) with the bells of the two cathedrals and its civic buildings ringing
-Clifton Davis
-unsuccessfully attempted to increase the rubber supply with a
-a telescopic stainless-steel rod that allows you to take pictures and videos while keeping yourself in the frame.
-TV Everywhere,
-Prime Minister George Papandreou's
-played 38 times for his country, scoring five goals.Latest transfer gossip and rumors
-Haleigh Ann-Marie Cummings,
-Eric Holder
-"incorrect assumptions and inaccurate data"
-Mr. Hinckley is thinking,
-said Thursday that the man charged with abducting and raping Jaycee Lee Dugard had been
-to be straight
-Reese Witherspoon
-second
-Shirin Ebadi,
-soldier from The Highlanders, 4th Battalion
-Rep. Rahm Emanuel
-Chrysler and General Motors
-soccer?
-The tragic death of a trainer at Sea World last week
-Rev. Jim Wheeler,
-McDonald's
-19 closed
-Thursday
-laid plywood sheets on the structure
-Lance Mackey,
-James Strang
-map the ocean floor, detect pollution or inspect and
-Pat Oliphant
-"for false claims about receipt of military decorations or medals,"
-inside a wall of a Yale lab building
-your own set of wheels.
-absorbing nearly one-fifth of the CO2 released by burning
-Paul Newman.
-Michelle
-Donald Trump
-Pacquiao
-30,000 Argentines had been
-were recorded to be
-as 70,000
-about $10 to $20 per gram,
-campaign office for President Mahmoud
-"The Loving Kind" (Rounder),
-U.S. State Department
-Thursday
-North Korea
-two suspects
-fry-up or "The English"
-al Qaeda
-October 16.
-young girl's entrance into womanhood.
-$8,500 and assorted jewelry
-best ways that you can evaluate your vehicle's worth.
-less developed countries
-some native Arctic species have also benefited
-The Mexican-born population in the United States
-British-owned
-the worldwide economic crisis
-cruelty and maltreatment of four subordinates
-"Thank god it's over,"
-"Twenty years, that is a death sentence,"
-the parcel,
-the walls were unsightly, and the walls caused the road in front of the building to be closed to traffic.
-diabetes and hypertension,
-unleashed a river of mud
-international
-H1N1 flu,
-September 28
-Russian oligarch Boris Berezovsky
-CNN Business Traveller has compiled a guide
-Fifteen
-was found dead on Wednesday,
-Tareq and Michaele Salahi
-this crowded boat last week and repatriated its occupants to Haiti.
-Thursday with Calderon in Mexico City
-157 ft (47.8m) motor
-northwest
-Jett,
-Adam Davies
-The Indian Premier League cricket tournament
-common grave in the desert south of
-of activities you enjoy, checking off those you do regularly and circling the ones that could be done more often
-Idaho
-Carlos Cuaron,
-Eric Shanteau,
-"The Secret Service
-Jon-Paul Gilhooley,
-jury's recommendation for a death
-to release pictures
-The U.S. Department of Education
-retention
-pay legitimate claims in a timely and fair fashion
-doctors, medical students and the merely curious.
-defended his decision to attend next month's Olympics
-through the dealership's Fleet Department
-possible life in prison
-notorious Iraq prison once called Abu Ghraib
-in a former funeral home.
-Coatesville, Pennsylvania,
-MacFarlane:
-Ji-Sung
-approximately 7,500 acres with 20 percent containment,"
-drug-free for 12
-country
-4,300 dead so far
-In 2002
-150
-the reality he has seen is "terrifying."
-at the White House
-Eva Mendes
-this Friday.
-many people in the community told her they don't feel they've been told the truth about the December 22 spill that occurred after a retention wall was breached at the Kingston Fossil Plant.
-that Baradar had been captured.
-"The Dark Knight."
-about 14,000
-Michael Vick
-manufacturers started to remove the mercury-based preservative
-Dustin Louis Stewart
-Melissa Huckaby, 28,
-Wednesday morning,
-Sudan's Darfur region
-the Galeras volcano
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-EU/Ukraine
-771
-the young Monroe lies in bliss, reading on a park bench, which editors at Life.com believe was shot at Griffith
-16
-whole zoo full of pets
-for murder
-the country
-Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
-is daughter of musician Hank
-terrorism.
-Leave the occult alone. You think you can control it, but it's going to backfire on you
-in the drill plan for the well
-an embargo on the shipment of arms from the communist regime and broadens a ban on the import of weapons.
-ran away with the guards' guns and wearing one of their gray correctional officer uniforms,
-Diego Maradona
-unemployment rate in August was 18.6 percent, the highest of Mississippi's 82 counties.
-Robert Gibbs,
-The National Enquirer
-one day and a half, they had "little or no effect" on the likelihood of the children developing complications.
-reformists
-Baitullah Mehsud, and his followers
-$40,000
-Korean-American missionary, Robert Park,
-Kenya
-Gary Lamont Sumner
-Janelle Monae
-a residential dike
-WTA Tour titles
-U.S.
-both reporters for California-based Current TV
-nation's first offshore wind farm,
-Eleven
-Both slayings occurred in popular yachting destinations in the Caribbean
-Lisa Brown's
-increased risk of tumors diagnosed on the side of the head that the cell phone is pressed against,
-American Heart Association.
-Everton
-more than a million
-The cop
-country music
-may have to retire its title as the only democracy in the Middle East.
-involving premeditation and the use and discharge of a firearm causing great bodily injury,"
-rooftops of buildings surrounding the square firing almost continuously.
-locked in an apartment for 24 days
-on vacation with another woman.
-current warming trend is the result of natural variability, where a
-Will Wright and Electronic Arts,
-the Divinity Church
-observes someone displaying unusual behavior, a local police officer will follow up by questioning the person.
-Diesel
-tens of thousands of homes
-Larry Siegfried
-David Vitter
-Debbie Rowe
-agents routinely submitted the overtime with the blessing of their managers from 2003 through 2007.
-you can still use the service as a resource for tips on finding a job and keeping up with industry news.
-Nutrition Association
-Iran
-we are going to keep it,"
-criticizing the government's violent handling of student protesters.
-police patrol
-Pakistan
-Velupillai Prabhakaran
-world's tiniest sailboat
-killing and dismembering a 22-year-old woman in 1991,
-18
-Champions League clash in Rome,
-25-year
-The information included names, birth dates,
-turns 50 next week,
-mauled a zookeeper to death
-ran a story about Baxter being spotted on a lesbian cruise through the Caribbean with a "female friend,"
-the longtime owner of the Washington Wizards professional basketball franchise,
-in a small dugout area in the ground, covered with leaves and debris,
-Travelers
-Velupillai Prabhakaran as he attempted to flee,
-such as China, Russia and India
-Egyptian women perform the Eid al-Fitr dawn prayer at a stadium in Mansura, 120 km north of Cairo.
-prepaid cell phone used only
-sued a dry cleaners for $54 million over a missing pair of pants.
-Corpus Christi State School in Corpus Christi, Texas
-Russian bombers
-168
-plan to spend the night in prayer and contemplation, were leaking and flooding, giving rise to fears of disease,
-the MLS Western Conference Championship
-Lightning strikes
-Statue of Liberty replica
-Thursday as cyber-attacks shut
-Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) party
-about 750
-top government and clerical officials
-that an average of 25 percent of U.S.
-as the best-paid player in world football,
-those regions
-on the island,
-Hatteras Island ferry service
-against a tree.
-television, there are plenty of
-President Obama
-Haleigh Ann-Marie Cummings,
-using police violence to repress nonviolent political protests."
-drill down on how to make racing safer.
-Jean-Francois Cope,
-bribes of $150,000
-weapons-grade material.
-J.D. Salinger
-seven counts of knowingly transferring the HIV virus,
-about 850 people
-At least 40 people in the United States die each year as the result of insect stings,
-the death of Rolling Stones founder Brian Jones,
-Fareed Zakaria,
-93
-the deck of the USS Nimitz
-issued a flood warning Tuesday, predicting that melting snow -- and possibly rain
-The Leonardo logistics module, science experiments and the Combined Operational Load Bearing External Resistance Treadmill (COLBERT),
-to the New Jersey side of the river,
-a government endorsement of religion, prohibited by the Constitution.
-Divinity Church choir
-four days.
-the guys would rather it be me than them. None of them want the job, and they realize that it's working now. They have a singer. I can go out and do it [publicity] for them, and they're fine with it. They can stay home.
-started booing him really loud."
-Trapped in the ruins of the Hotel Montana
-Party time in Little Havana.
-Pakistan.
-hard-line factions of Al-Shabaab and al Qaeda.
-that tag hot topics such as the Air France crash, the NBA finals, "American Idol" runner-up Adam Lambert and the new iPhone.
-Jenny Ferro
-homeless shelter.
-2,000
-the United States
-commutes daily over the bridge from New Jersey to New York snapped
-mixing a huge amount of explosive material
-and "volcanic eruptions of foul temper"
-Queen Beatrix and her family
-London's
-Josh Fattal
-Milan's only goal at the San Siro on Saturday evening.
-Catherine Zeta-Jones
-people dead, including two
-At the age of twenty-six,
-Calls from politicians, public service announcements and "informational" calls will be exempt from the new rule.
-marital-rape story line
-Dr. Craig Rogers,
-none of the
-the 2008 season.
-The Texas Department of Aging and Disability Services
-the Pacific coast region of Los Santos.
-Ticketmaster-Live Nation
-Vancouver, British Columbia,
-of the top federal prosecutors in nine cities.
-in California children continued to rise
-possible life in prison
-an ancient banking system, lack of insurance policies and corruption.
-guests will only need to pay for the running of the vessel.
-George Washington
-kill her for converting from Islam to
-seventh minute goal
-December 1
-"You won't see me again."
-hijackers
-loose-limbed, spontaneous quality
-Newfield
-Carolina
-arrested
-were directly involved in an Internet broadband deal with a Chinese firm.
-Judith Tebbutt
-Roxana Saberi.
-Maj. Curtis Daniel Miller
-a huge amount of explosive material
-local police in Tampa,
-Pat Hingle,
-2007
-Not anymore.
-nine
-is another sleek, finely-tuned and beautifully-designed driving machine, offering sporty performance and Euro-style luxury.
-drug smuggling ring
-84,
-"strike of the sword"
-before the cathedral
-49
-Justice Department
-shot dead by members of their tribe in two separate incidents
-the Obama administration's
-for carrying on King's ideals and values and confronting issues including bullying and social and economic justice for all Americans.
-two watchdog groups that sued over the documents announced Monday.
-Turkish state ministers, artists and media glitterati.
-five
-the forsaken desert lands in Western Iraq.
-"little or no effect"
-29-year-old
-the World Boxing Association's sanctioning fee.
-felony gun charges
-30-day jail term
-feeding tube removed,
-Nway -- like thousands of people in Myanmar -- is slowly recovering one year after Nargis demolished their country.
-Dingle Peninsula,
-Prince Charles was planning
-September.
-boost the leadership and management skills of
-Ayman al-Zawahiri,
-Derrick Tabb
-Hurricane Ike,
-New Haven majority to paint Sotomayor as out of the mainstream.
-"commercialize and thereby demean the
-alongside Fidel
-on the U.S.-flagged container ship Maersk Alabama
-43
-71
-Snow Leopard Trust,
-50,
-Continental Flight 128
-Police Chief Carlos Noriega
-allegations of sexual harassment and an Atlanta woman's claim that they carried on a 13-year affair.
-to help with the rescue.
-of volunteers and some hired professional translators.
-the Florida Panhandle
-(No. 4)
-UCLA Medical Center.
-two
-inevitably dubbed the "BarackBerry"
-the panel's recommendations before determining the best way forward.
-Piracy
-Representatives of all four plants
-an American captain is
-autism rates
-Jose Mourinho
-$8.8 million
-reenter the Arabian Sea
-and it will conclude (more or less) with the final round of the
-Mirinae
-Adam Herrman
-Few doubt that Angela Merkel's Christian Democratic Union, CDU, will
-are second from the bottom of the German Bundesliga.
-in the Atlantic Ocean
-Hungary
-Roanoke, Virginia; Little Rock, Arkansas; Dallas, Texas; Birmingham, Alabama; Syracuse, New
-three years in prison and a fine of A$220,000
-In a bid to encourage Afghan farmers to swap out their poppy plants for wheat crops the U.S. Agency for International Development has been offering them
-funds to recover most of the nets that litter the unique Puget Sound ecosystem.
-February 15
-population is aging
-Yemeni
-Dead Weather's "Horehound"
-her art, intellectual property and
-some lacerations" on the back of his head
-Ken Salazar
-writer-director
-comedy American icon,"
-three restaurants
-Protesters clashed with riot police
-Osama bin Laden
-spirit of 21st century Poland.
-has died
-hundreds of thousands of
-Egypt's grand mufti, the country's highest religious official,
-growing rubber.
-mementoes sent from across the world
-magnitude 6.4
-John McHugh
-the safety of Pakistan's nuclear arsenal.
-in high school.
-a signal
-outside the White House
-An investigation is being conducted by Afghan National Security Forces
-one person
-don new clothes and head to prayers that are often held in open fields to accommodate crowds too big to contain in mosques.
-Schalke
-Fromelles in northern France,
-1943.
-York Federal Reserve President Timothy Geithner is "on track"
-findings
-Thursday.
-Alexandros Grigoropoulos
-Petrol bombs
-Coretta Scott King's
-a gunman fired on police
-157 ft (47.8m) motor
-Inside the cabin,
-who earlier had mild cognitive impairment plus signs of atrophy were getting worse.
-North
-Mr. Pearson
-86.
-"The Secret Service
-Former President Bill Clinton
-Kiev.
-42 survivors and four bodies,
-Federal District of Sitka, Alaska,
-Republican legislative aide
-handwritten letter she received from the great Woody
-Mario Benedetti
-supercavitation
-king of the church
-fire an anomaly, as it is not driven by strong winds as most California wildfires.
-dissident Irish republicans
-in fruit tins,
-100 million
-candlelight vigil
-Singapore's
-71
-travelers' checks
-traveled to Africa
-is a respiratory disease whose
-second consecutive four-year
-once-in-50-years snowstorm
-city laws banning same-sex marriage unconstitutional,
-countryside.
-Haleigh Ann-Marie Cummings,
-he feels he presented a strong case. He said about 20 magistrates worked alongside police during the investigation. However, he said that in the face of the planned appeals, clearly the conviction is not final.
-Russia to intervene against pirates who have
-December 20, 2002,
-"The Day the Earth Stood Still."
-70
-they can see first hand the ingredients that formed us.
-urging fans to see his latest movie, "The Taking of Pelham 123,"
-40 other people
-Facebook and Google
-the trademarked name for the popular pitch-correction software
-Addie
-his crib
-London during the
-western corner of the valley.
-June,
-the last surviving British soldier from World War I
-Harold James "Jim"
-the single-engine Super Decathlon "collided with terrain while maneuvering in remote mountainous terrain approximately eight miles west-northwest of Mammoth Lakes, California, destroying the plane and killing the pilot."
-24/7 work
-students
-Zimbabwe's
-Cesar,
-an illegal conspiracy to prescribe, administer and dispense controlled substances to an addict.
-Edwards and his former mistress Rielle Hunter,
-Al-Douri's 30-minute
-portable board games, books, cards and an unlimited amount of iPod-fueled music,
-African-Americans
-Stiles on state charges of sexual assault and lewdness with a minor under the age of 14
-"verbal abuse, physical punishment and ridicule
-counterterrorism approach that focuses on combating al Qaeda through the use of unmanned drones and special forces without involving additional troops.
-Sir Gus O'Donnell
-then spun and hit another one
-were given for any of the resignations,
-Four of nine
-Lindsay
-"She is coping very well,"
-West Point, Georgia,
-'I just want to get some sleep. You don't understand. I just want to be able to be knocked out and go to sleep.'
-one of the world's most well-known doctors performing abortions,
-for theiPhone and iPod Touch.
-are from Democrats, and about 40 percent are from Republicans,
-2000.
-in a swimming pool.
-a camp in western Sudan
-prisoners being held by the government and a pullout of government security forces from the tribal areas.
-4,557 people,
-engineering student
-"The White Ribbon,"
-Facebook
-Nuri al-Maliki
-dramatically tighten emissions controls while reshaping America's environmental standards.
-4
-corruption
-to Hawaii from cities in the continental United States
-3,000-acre
-the National September 11 Memorial Museum
-Under the Clinton administration in 1994, Congress
-has suffered a series of injuries since 1988 that have left him with limited foot movement and the ability to wriggle only one finger.
-who decry the Jewish state's treatment of Palestinians as oppressive and brutal.
-the murder six years ago of actress Lana Clarkson.
-The Presidential Inaugural Committee
-"The Haunting in Connecticut."
-Italy's
-Charles Cashmore, Charles Erlich, Michael McClinton and Walter Alexander
-you could pay," despite media reports to the contrary.
-Roy George
-U.S. President Barack Obama
-"Year One,"
-the killers of two U.S. citizens in northern Mexico,
-biggest challenges to a constitutional democracy
-a 2007 survey of 3,501 people.
-Eight
-end the clearly excessive use of force."
-in lake beds in northeastern China.
-mercury-based preservative thimerosal
-a bug in Microsoft Windows to infect mainly corporate networks,
-Monte Alejandro Rubido Garcia,
-Miguel Cotto
-Latin America,
-Brockovich
-Fires
-America's financial system
-52-year-old woman from Hueytown, Alabama, disappeared while on a business
-because of prejudices about small-town values.
-a convicted child molester,
-president Luca di Montezemolo
-Milan.
-others were charged with lesser crimes related to
-In "Surrogates," lifelike robots take the place of humans in day-to-day life.
-central
-that matches every pair of shoes it sells with a free pair to an impoverished child.
-Juventus
-husband into a hammer-wielding
-of street demonstrations following a disputed presidential election there.
-last year,
-to provide security as needed."
-the athlete and his family
-that back up to the National Forest in the La Canada-Flintridge
-group that he said would be unveiled to the public once the suspects have been interrogated,
-abducted Saturday while covering a NATO airstrike in Afghanistan.
-who suffered burns over 65 percent of his body, will have his own skin transplanted onto the burned areas of his back and buttocks, said Lorraine Nelson, a
-concert promoter
-(Avis Banks)
-Microsoft
-the speaker of Britain's House of Commons,
-have been
-Sebastian
-February 2008
-Robert Park's
-an online petition
-Only an autopsy will be able to determine the exactly cause of death.
-show-stopping singer whose best-selling
-"Can't Pay the Bill," "The Creek's Are All Bad"
-she was strangled.
-under the rubble, and they called off the rescue mission, Renou told CNN Wednesday.
-A. R. Rahman,
-rape and first-degree murder charges,
-Larry King's
-ceremonial
-more than 200 editorial employees,
-Wayne Rooney
-on the grass near a busy thoroughfare in the northwest section of the city.
-Ukraine
-foreclosure
-in solitary confinement at the Prince George's County Correctional Center,
-Cindi Mayweather,
-Tuesday night.
-facing opposition from Republicans and fiscally conservative "Blue Dog" Democrats
-The Chinese military
-could help determine who's at greatest risk for developing Alzheimer's disease.
-kidney treatment
-Authorities
-"The checks (which included neurometric, impact and cognitive capacity tests) all had a positive outcome,
-1 and 2 inches of rain.
-January 15,
-northern
-genocide, complicity in genocide, extermination, murder, willful killing, persecutions, deportation, inhumane acts, terror against civilians and hostage-taking.
-he was "perplexed and troubled" about a request from the Justice Department for information about Alabama's schools.
-FBI insider W. Mark Felt
-Andy Diggle's Vertigo comic book
-the government's rhetoric and its action,"
-Turkey's southeastern
-eastern Mosul, Iraq,
-"The Ides of March."
-hepatitis C
-of world-famous photographs
-flora and fauna of the Arctic are responding in various ways to the region's changes in climate over the last 150 years,
-Oakland police force
-peaceful
-"E.T." is our perfect
-the 16 students
-United Arab Emirates
-Mark Hughes
-among them his metal-rimmed glasses, pocket watch, sandals, bowl and plate
-a Russian
-Daly rolls a putt during his second round of 69 at the
-University of Utah
-The doctor who implanted six embryos in octuplets' mother Nadya Suleman
-Andrew Rawnsley
-"shocked and appalled"
-least 30
-rebellious,
-Mark Hughes
-international team of researchers
-U.N. climate summit
-and Anatoli Karpov
-HS250h
-are
-the behavior is probably indicative of the vitriolic sentiments found during town hall meetings.
-Maj. Curtis Daniel Miller of Palacios,
-"Fleet Department."
-Italianate and Victorian homes she encountered in Savannah
-portions of northern Alabama and Georgia at higher elevations.
-Ronnie James Dio,
-three
-$100 million endowment
-$7 million,
-build-up of U.S. troops in Afghanistan
-as a suspect is "huge."
-Pvt. Ronald Gray
-Appearance
-Paris, France
-May 16.
-Prestonpans,
-1996
-near churches,
-The January-March quarter for Japan
-John Allen Muhammad,
-850 people
-July 2010
-"The women that are most likely to be afflicted with the triple negative breast cancers are younger aged women,
-consumption of big ticket items
-started filling
-must be held accountable for the $160 million in bonus payments.
-more than $100,000 from the public,
-save the government $190 million over five years,
-delayed his approval of the exhibition agreement between concert promoter AEG Live and the Jackson estate until Friday, when he will hear testimony about why Michael Jackson's mother, Katherine Jackson, thinks it should be renegotiated.
-John McHugh
-Samuel
-Friday morning,
-was a self-confessed BlackBerry addict
-nation fail to adequately condemn all acts of terrorism equally, the only clear message that we will be sending to the rest of the world
-A train carrying chemicals derailed and burned for hours, forcing the
-Her teeth
-the new exodus
-Jolie, United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees goodwill
-about 14,000
-more than $28 billion
-speculation
-of (your) time and support at the doctor's office.
-categorized radio frequency electromagnetic fields as a "group 2B"
-Patrick Vieira's
-Cyclone Phet
-bad hair.
-Dominique Strauss-Kahn
-four-year
-Food and Drug Administration.
-three-day assault,
-"I think this is the day of my dreams -- to score a goal like that on my debut."
-17 hours,
-at least 321 civilians
-Helmand River valley,
-Emily Deschanel and her husband,
-at The Steel Yard baseball park in Gary was full of
-her relationship with her mom
-eight prisoners
-U.S. Border Patrol Agent Robert Rosas
-owners A.M.S.P Suppiah and his wife Kanageswary Suppiah.
-"Closing the gun show loophole
-science fiction, fantasy, comics and gaming.
-when "The O.C." killed off Marissa Cooper in the season finale of season three, most people assumed it was because Mischa
-About 2,500
-Washington Dulles International Airport worker.
-barring the import of Syrian oil and banning the delivery of Syrian currency
-low approval ratings and intense criticism for his handling of the Iraq war, Hurricane
-to prevent another mishap like this month's fatal collision of a small plane and a sightseeing helicopter,
-in Romania,
-into thinking their vehicle is worth more than it actually is.
-Erin Brockovich
-25,000 gallons
-Thursday
-E.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial
-an antihistamine and an epinephrine auto-injector
-130
-a top prosecutor
-Federal Aviation Administrator Randy Babbitt
-a cat, a feisty English springer spaniel and two Scottish terriers
-10,000
-after pulling out ahead ahead of the start of the Angola edition
-Baltimore, Maryland,
-$20,000 and $50,000
-waterboarding, which causes the feeling
-neither facts nor information that secret CIA detention centers existed in Lithuania,"
-a cargo vessel near the Seychelles
-20-year-old
-Jessica Lang,
-six
-The International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies
-"Beautiful Heartache."
-"Garth Brooks."
-Slick conditions
-Monday,
-Sandra Renee Cantu.
-"It [the work] is preposterous, a disgrace. It is a humiliation for the
-Maya Angelou
-Woody Allen, Patricia Clarkson, Evan Rachel Wood
-on April 15, 1989
-in-flight food
-11 years.
-State Bureau of Investigation is sharing the sex offenders' information with all 100 sheriffs in the state,
-Anthony Sowell
-V Starr Interiors
-International Atomic Energy Agency
-Iran and Belarus
-nearly 33 cents in the
-Apeldoorn.
-Tammy Renee Silas,
-by the Communist Viet Cong
-became a paid firefighter
-BlackBerry
-finish in the top four to claim the crown.
-cruelty and maltreatment of
-More than 1.4 million
-a panel of six top Alpine competitors,
-ticket prices for Sunday's race
-Tampa
-Montgomery, Alabama,
-Bryant
-West mayor Dennis Wardlow
-Michael Jackson's children.
-pivotally mounted to a vessel
-fight to attract capital and investment like every other nation,"
-Pakistan's Taliban chief Baitullah Mehsud
-David Mann,
-to dissolve the country's parliament in 30 days.
-"To be an Indian driver on the grid for the first Indian Grand Prix would be magic. I've been very involved in the circuit; I've been visiting the site every month. To have the opportunity to drive would sort of complete that circle."
-"unprecedented level of violence."
-2.4 million Pakistanis
-Sarkozy
-About 100,000
-European Union allies,
-CNN White House correspondent
-Capt. Jack Tueller
-the women said they signed contracts requiring them to pay fines of more then $30,000 if they left the
-possible life in
-banjo player
-27 million
-better understand migratory patterns,"
-Heiko Lunsmann said the
-CNN legal analyst Sunny Hostin says the U.S. Supreme Court may have to rule on the issue of same-sex marriage.
-243,000
-Thousands
-In her first television interview since Mel Gibson went public with
-concerns about flooding,
-Attorney General Luther Strange
-4S,
-ex-International Monetary Fund chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn
-Darren Tuck,
-given a fixed date for ending the unpopular U.S. war in Iraq.
-a judge granted Obama's request
-manufacturing artificial limbs
-1990,
-231 million percent
-the potential for error.
-aid worker,
-helping his team do battle against England, Algeria and Slovenia in World Cup Group C.
-228
-offering visitors the chance to curse former boyfriends, girlfriends or spouses -- and get a discount on the entry price at the same time.
-Michelle Obama,
-doctors
-Anderlecht of Belgium
-suppress the memories and
-Nathaniel Nicholson,
-The Legion of Christ order and its lay Regnum Christi Movement
-Jaycee Dugard
-a dozen
-ex-International Monetary Fund chief
-Pakistan and the United States.
-two wolves, six black bears, two grizzly bears, nine male lions, eight lionesses, one baboon, three mountain lions
-1977-89
-Pacific walrus, ringed seal, hooded seal, ivory gull, narwhal
-listeria monocytogenes
-al Qaeda and its extremist supporters
-The Zetas'
-Rwanda
-the TV show "Hannah Montana."
-25-year
-ninth
-pleaded
-250 people
-from 5 months to 71 years.
-for iron deficiency,
-"Lie to Me,"
-in stores, while others are offered only at Microsoft's online store.
-Cape Town International Jazz Festival
-80
-Kanye West
-"illegally accessed from outside and personal information of all 1,290,755 customers of the
-people from buying or transporting primates across state lines to keep as pets.
-Milan
-Torress-Cook is part of a growing movement in medicine that no longer accepts hospital-acquired infections as inevitable complications. Every year, such infections sicken 1.7 million
-Merck & Co.,
-In the incidents, unclassified U.S. military computer systems were broken into and information was taken,
-February 12,
-Aung San Suu Kyi
-a year,
-Jr., an actor who appeared in "The Sopranos,"
-shed light on the physical and psychological effects of the long isolation that future Mars astronauts will experience.
-for more than 25 years served as a reporter and editor at the Wall Street Journal,
-Rafael Benitez's backroom staff
-Rare good Styngo!
-The chairman of the Republican Party and a leading GOP senator
-remained on the bench
-United States, Russia, China, France and Britain,
-31
-the things that unite us."
-1620
-60,000
-Gabrielle Giffords,
-the world's largest particle accelerator
-President
-birth rate of 1.34 is below the level needed to maintain the
-and Malia that they'd get to bring a new puppy with them to the White House in January.
-existing U.N. resolutions.
-"Tonight, they have come back with a sentence, a sentence that they believe, and we share with them, is the harshest possible sentence for this gentleman going forward, where he will now spend the rest of his natural life in a 6-by-9 cell with nothing to think
-a management fee,
-81.
-Bella Center in the Orestad district in the southeast of the city.
-three massive pillars and completed a $1.2 billion, five-story bridge
-Family Nights with mini treatments.
-on the 11th anniversary of the September 11, 2001, terror attacks.
-Studs Terkel
-Curtis Lavelle Vance,
-June
-no representatives of McLaren will be
-"Piers Morgan Tonight"
-Raymond J. Clark III
-on top of the additional $10 billion
-African-American
-Houston
-Approximately 10
-fled the northern Iraqi city of
-midfielder
-nine people
-a golden opportunity
-is its blissfully empty beaches:
-U.S. and Kenyan governments
-killed by a train
-Wyoming.
-using political muscle to wrest from him a farm he was given during the land seizures.
-April 14,
-Friday,
-naturalized citizens in the U.S.
-people under age 20 were more than five times as likely to develop brain cancer.
-actor Bryan Batt,
-L.G. National Texting Championship
-include aircraft which flew at the first show like the Swordfish, Spitfire, Sea Hawk and Sea Fury.
-Fernando Torres
-eight people,
-Abrahamian violated two rules of the Olympic charter,
-Curtis Lavelle Vance,
-froze to death, unable to move in the thick snow.
-Barack Obama
-across the Atlantic to "conquer the U.S."
-C,
-Ayman al-Zawahiri,
-New-York Gazette Advertiser
-nuclear test.
-22 people,
-the Bangkok's Chinatown
-February
-Friday.
-hickory golf.
-buyers are older than the industry average, with 88 percent born before 1946, according to Auto Pacific data. Only 11 percent of
-Muhammad, from a village near Faiselabad in Pakistan's Punjab province; and Hameed Afzal Muhammad, from Toba Taik Singh district, also in Punjab province.
-wind, solar, and other forms of
-create such lists right now, rather than waiting until they're about to "kick the bucket"
-five
-"hideously anti-Semitic."
-Friday,
-Nature Seekers, one of Trinidad's first environmental groups.
-just $6.
-Sen. Barack Obama and Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki
-a maximum 25
-90 miles southeast of Galveston"
-shortly after leaving the city's Wiley Post Airport,
-Dingle Peninsula,
-Venice's Piazza San Marco.
-was flooded with more than 1,500 complaints,
-The game, a joint venture from "Sims" creator Will Wright and Electronic Arts,
-practices six to seven hours a day
-four
-gave birth to a cub the size of a stick of butter
-the chance to curse former boyfriends, girlfriends or spouses -- and get a discount on the entry price at the same time.
-Croatian international
-truck bombing of a Marriott Hotel
-Human error and
-More than 200
-Ciro Ferrara
-Shields accused a reporter and photographer from the National Enquirer of taking her 75-year-old mother -- Teri Shields, who suffers from dementia -- out of a New Jersey nursing home last week,
-Britain's Princess Eugenie
-you can do anything you put your mind to,"
-the bassist for the rock band Weezer,
-in the Hudson River.
-7
-hundreds of bodies buried in a mass grave during
-Rich Roll
-have dramatically improved the prognosis for people living with HIV
-they don't normally go this fast." Police
-threatened to kill
-home confinement in Virginia,
-Pakistan's High Commission in India
-town of Riffa,
-Jack Dorsey's
-Rob LeBlanc,
-demonstration against
-occurred between 9 and 9:20 a.m. ET,
-an outbreak of powerful thunderstorms
-Al-Douri, 66, served as
-Congress
-dissent and protest,
-$25,000
-Marxist rebels with the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia,
-two
-U.N. Committee on Forestry
-looks like an outfit from the Middle Ages.
-Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation,
-July 17.
-Under-20 World Cup final
-issued a statement defending him, saying he, "like all editorial cartoonists, uses his art to comment on important issues of the day widely reported in the worldwide media
-Michael Donovan
-Dr. Carhart
-Zinger is accused of lighting a fire in a prohibited area of the protected Torres del Paine National Park
-Qatar and Ethiopia,
-reinstating the ban on
-and "volcanic eruptions of foul temper"
-for about a year and a half
-"The Imaginarium of Dr. Parnassus."
-Israel's
-70
-Gareth Thomas
-Mexico's election calendar.
-A new sleeper virus
-"substantial"
-some Guantanamo Bay detainees.
-scientific explanation for a solar eclipse,
-silk chiffon
-U.S. military barracks
-was his initial meeting with Fiore.
-$10 billion
-dispel some of the pervasive suspicion in U.S.-Turkish relations
-sentence Hughes to death based on the
-accessible parking and a convenient baggage claim.
-Ongoing research to develop microbicidal gels or creams to be applied before sex offer the
-Timothy Geithner
-two Florida school administrators
-George W. Bush
-international styles and filmmakers
-he's seen a "constant improvement" in both the
-the appropriate (read as LEAST CREEPY) way to contact this person and
-31
-drought, poaching and shrinking habitats,
-Rosenberg
-The United Nations
-Steve Jobs,
-100,000
-States remained flat between 2007 and 2008, recent statistics
-a nonprofit organization that seeks to protect people's rights. A lawyer from Chile, he was educated there, in Spain and at Harvard Law School.
-corruption
-it could be hacked into by foreign espionage agencies, or that sensitive information could reach the public domain via a single mistaken strike of the "send" key.
-nearly 53,000
-a picture of their ex
-King Abdullah of Saudia Arabia
-disabilities
-dissident Irish republicans
-$100,000 a week
-District Attorney Michael Ramos
-Diesel prices averaged $2.93 on Friday, slumping under $3
-Bush
-Exiles
-during World War II
-female graduate student
-India
-coconuts
-"The extensive use of advanced technologies and materials in the 2009 F-150 required us to develop new, specific procedures and repair recommendations,"
-John Phillips,
-free apps,
-civilian caught in the crossfire
-Hatoyama
-London Dungeon,
-"tails" side of the new D.C. quarter.
-decided it's not healthy for his children to be on a reality show.
-U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations
-is the best prize a filmmaker can win,"
-the pausing of the National Memorial Day Parade in Washington and the National Grocers Association and Food Marketing Institute asking shoppers to pause in stores nationwide to remember the fallen.
-Authorities told CNN they are handling the
-Second Deputy Chief
-for whales and dolphins to strand together.
-Helen Suzman,
-today
-cannot force a defendant to appear. Karadzic, as a "self-representing accused," is the only one who can cross-examine witnesses and speak in
-Joan E. Darrah
-hugged her mother and several people in the front row.
-280
-Liv Tyler
-Philippines Senator Benigno "Noynoy" Aquino III
-canceled for a third day,
-stuck in the Nutty Putty Cave,
-were arrested Tuesday, one on a charge of murder, in connection with the fatal
-"I'll never forget that night for as long as I live. It was so perfect, even more perfect than if I had planned it myself!"
-development of a ballistic missile system,"
-kidnapping and armed robbery
-the death penalty.
-have been battling Taliban fighters
-68
-"Elizabeth," "The Golden Age,"
-Ruben Navarrette
-Robert Beck
-that struck a building in the Kenyan capital of Nairobi
-Sheikh Habib al-Habib,
-backing terrorism,
-"Group 2B
-Connecticut paramedic
-Stephen Hawking
-AC Milan
-by F1 motor racing supremo Bernie Ecclestone before being sold
-several miles off the beaches of
-Dan Wheldon
-a move certain to evoke Arab protests of American bias and even hypocrisy.
-tales of meeting Carlin, and the impact he had on their lives.
-of his 23-month sentence in
-three-day
-dozen members of a pro-democracy group known as the '88 Generation Students.
-strips Afghan Shia women of many rights.
-lying to Bush administration officials
-don't panic when it goes down.
-Medicare no longer pays hospitals for the added costs incurred by patients who develop catheter-related urinary tract infections and other catheter-
-more than 100
-an app
-six
-gastrointestinal
-"I suspect that it was made pretty clear in advance that Bill Clinton would be able to return with these two women otherwise it would be a terrible loss of face for him," said
-Afghanistan and Iraq
-extra help but other than that, my desire to learn and to share, that has not abated."
-the company is suing
-frisking a former president
-a wave of people also trying to find the mattress and its contents for themselves.
-Mine Safety and Health Administration
-replaced a Science Instrument Command and Data Handling Unit,
-Visitors can also see locations such as the diner used in "Men in Black" and the firehouse used in "Ghostbusters,"
-The Roots of Music
-Jon Gosselin
-can take half a day), so it's wise to focus on the worthy ones:
-Ozzy Osbourne,
-U.S.
-the leftist Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia,
-Chinese
-January 12
-mostly from the Marines,
-combat aviation brigade,
-Last week,
-Officials in Mexico's Chiapas state postponed classes Friday
-Nadya Suleman gave birth to eight babies after being
-Spain's Cop del Rey,
-"Here With Me"
-Meirion Thomas,
-are blamed for not participating and involving themselves more in that hostile environment and when many of them thought that teaching their kids was the job of, well, teachers.
-by 2030.
-to remedy the situation of America wielding a big stick for the last eight years."
-Cicala Sergio.
-secretary of state
-an education at Rhode Island's Brown University.
-three
-54 percent compared with
-an "enemy of the unborn,"
-"This is a high-intensity
-President Obama's
-the NTSB
-their claims against the security contractor formerly known as Blackwater,
-14 knots (26k/m)
-semifinal showdown between Liverpool and Brian Clough's Nottingham Forest.
-of the endangered red-haired primates.
-Sebastian Pinera
-vote in the House Energy and Commerce Committee
-Agents and business managers of artists, performers and athletes
-Miami Beach
-It is unclear what group is
-Monday during a ski lesson at Station Mont Tremblant,
-Abdallah,
-somewhere in a warehouse in
-the professional world.
-2,500
-over the weekend.
-on a ski slope at a Quebec resort,
-12
-9-year-old
-"Turkey
-health care
-Patricia Blagojevich
-Rio de Janeiro
-Pakistan's Supreme Court
-more than a year
-the Virginia Tech April 16, 2007 Prevail Archive -- an office space on the edge of campus
-four
-5,000
-2006,
-conducted a nuclear test, fired test rockets and threatened U.S. and South Korean ships near its territorial waters.
-Shengzhou Stove Manufacturers
-meat boycott,
-Iranian filmmaker
-Bolivia
-67,000
-The Peruvian Supreme Court
-China.
-who married Genevieve Waite in 1972, became increasingly immersed in
-Aarhus University, in Denmark,
-outside a store selling ethnic goods.
-50 years ago. Since then, they have become increasingly popular,
-Hillary Clinton
-Susan Boyle
-Upon returning from the Bahamas,
-he is convinced the attack was a hate
-of receiving weapons and military training in Afghanistan.
-President Obama
-silver
-who suffered burns over 65 percent of his body,
-pay, job cuts, and disciplinary issues
-95
-the Indian army and separatist militants
-more than $28 billion
-partner,
-acting CFO of Freddie Mac, was found dead on Wednesday, police said.
-things had moved on but revealed his fighter would be ready to take on the American on the right terms.
-Continental Connection Flight 3407,
-they've been reusing products since the clinic opened its doors in 2002.
-Monday,
-Jaycee Lee Dugard
-violinist, Alexander Rybak,
-153
-Michael
-"The Jay Leno Show"
-refunded the $879
-uninhabited island in Galveston Bay, Texas,
-Nine
-more than 62% of votes.
-denies its nuclear program is aimed at building bombs,
-The American Medical Association Alliance,
-Al-Shabaab, an Islamist movement that has links to al Qaeda,
-said the report was right to suggest bed rest and over the counter remedies for people with mild cases of flu, but added that it was potentially dangerous to deter people with severe cases of flu from taking Tamiflu, including children.
-"They beat me with a shovel, they pulled my
-boy shorts
-businessman Robert Allen Stanford
-three
-Bruce Lee's
-prisons
-Scientists
-British Airways
-they engage in activities to split the motherland and damage national unity,"
-Manipur,
-the slick was already hitting the area's wallets.
-Neuroimaging
-Wednesday,
-content
-former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra,
-26
-More than two dozen
-20
-Henry Hornsby,
-"Sporn,"
-The president
-Booches Billiard Hall,
-North Central West Virginia Airport
-'Planet Solar'
-18
-conducting an investigation through an independent auditor.
-10 mSv increases an individual's cancer risk by 0.02 percent,
-Dennis Davern,
-It is "obvious" that the task at hand is an emergency, and that to achieve economic growth and social equity "should be the priorities,"
-death penalty.
-other supporters were traveling in
-"Tumbling tumbleweeds"
-threatens to stress water resources, challenge crops and livestock,
-years ago
-his father's family under child welfare supervision,
-Vox Pop, a coffee shop in Brooklyn.
-Hadrian's head
-to send compromising videos to her husband and the media.
-Tamil Tiger rebels in Sri Lanka
-three months in prison
-while driving her boss, a target of cartels, across the border into El Paso, Texas.
-Umar Farouk AbdulMutallab,
-UBT Ocean
-Susanne Klatten.
-time a sitting president has been a
-caused at least two massive pileups, one of which involved as many as 30 vehicles.
-she rejected his requests for Diprivan and informed him of the side effects.
-"Piers Morgan Tonight"
-Carlos Oliva Castillo,
-Maya Rudolph
-policeman
-101
-Four suspected drug cartel members
-her collapse on the street and her death.
-"could significantly increase the danger to visitors in national parks." It would put wildlife at risk,
-The sailboat, named Cynthia Woods,
-the slayings of seven Christians in weekend violence.
-2007
-in his pool
-have a name for
-Jackson's ex-wife and mother of his two oldest children,
-Westboro Baptist Church
-the former European Union commissioner is "gifted, competent, experienced" and well-respected in Europe and internationally.
-Kurt Budke and assistant coach Miranda Serna
-"Sexy can be sexual without having
-Suspected Taliban militants blew up a government-run
-a violent government crackdown
-the 49th
-delectable
-2010 and 2011.
-1933.
-1 million
-2009 George Polk Award,
-poses a greater risk than talking or dialing
-Prince Harry
-President Bush and Laura Bush
-the department has been severely affected by the earthquake, with thousands of officers injured, killed or unaccounted for.
-died Friday morning in his Beverly Hills, California,
-Taliban suspected of
-up to 150
-will face Celtic in a mouthwatering all-British tie later this month to decide who
-A massive bust of Hadrian's head
-"I said frequently that the media should not be negative,"
-The U.S. Navy arrested nine more suspected pirates
-tugboat
-The empire
-Attorney General Eric Holder
-Continental Connection
-As part of the same operation, Italian financial police confiscated 43 companies and 134 apartments spread throughout central and southern
-Angela Lansbury,
-Chrysler and General Motors
-The plane's flight data recorder and cockpit voice recorder
-Oklahoma, Kansas and Missouri, as well as parts of Arkansas, Kentucky, Illinois and Indiana.
-the belief that the labels we use for one another
-swelling and pain at the injection site,
-62,000 U.S.
-England who hail from Indian, Pakistani, Sri Lankan and Bangladeshi backgrounds.
-lowly Livorno.
-President Barack Obama's
-the flight crew and ground personnel
-relatives of the five suspects,
-The power rests within yourself to enact any change in your life you desire.
-42 metric tons of rice
-his
-"Taylor the Tailor,"
-View, California,
-seek to find an effective treatment for ALS in the U.S.
-US Airways
-Antonio Pasin
-14
-of stomach pain for several days.
-at least 30
-award. Please do not call it a bonus. It is not a bonus. It is an award. And it recognizes the importance of keeping our team in place as we go through this integration."
-make decisions based on their awareness of potential
-Russian bombers
-for the al-Rumeila oil field,
-luxury neighborhood near Windermere, Florida,
-medical students and the merely curious.
-Harlem's Apollo Theater
-releasing the memos outlining terror interrogation methods emboldened terrorist groups such as al Qaeda.
-Cadaver dogs
-bomb technicians
-leading scorers Messi and Ibrahimovic, who both have thigh injuries.
-1997
-Valley
-to Portugal,
-Real Salt Lake,
-Joe Arpaio,
-Adam Tavss,
-three tornadoes
-Sultan Munad, an Afghan journalist accompanying Farrell, also
-big-screen smoking leads teens
-typical FLDS
-Bridgewater approached her in the days after the January 2 death of Jett, saying she had a legal client who had a document Travolta might want.
-"hideously anti-Semitic."
-Paris,
-Old Tappan police
-Sharon Bialek
-50
-on a remote south Atlantic
-classes not resuming until the new year,
-European champions Manchester
-The Red Cross received a call
-Thursday,
-admitted to a Houston, Texas, hospital.
-Belgian
-17
-three
-a cub the size of a stick of butter
-Pakistan
-Hamid Karzai
-in jail
-shows the small figure of a woman, labeled Gaza, carrying a child. She is being pursued by a headless, jackbooted figure wielding a sword, marching in an apparent goose-step and pushing a fanged Jewish star on a wheel.
-for every 100,000 births.
-30,000 residents,
-mother.
-earthquake drill.
-Dean Harold Meyers.
-as 90
-Yair Anthony Carillo
-brandishing knives.
-Ira Freeman,
-is always an inspiring, shocking, beautiful, complicated experience.
-militants,
-Pibor,
-Saturday
-Warren Weinstein.
-Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.
-streets of Milan,
-eastern Michoacan
-"The O.C."
-Brenda T. Buck
-Gareth Thomas
-petrol
-flew an airplane into a building housing an Internal Revenue Service
-269,000
-that offer visitors their products." said a spokeswoman for McDonald's in France,
-two
-U.S. and Mexican
-forced to deny suggestions
-1974,
-Las Vegas
-Terry Gilliam, Darren Aronofsky, Paul Greengrass and David Hayter
-have had their problems in Palmetto State, one reason why today's outcome has been so hard to predict.
-The Continuity IRA,
-6,600
-Social Gaming Network,
-$100,000 a week
-bewildered
-"There have been rumors circulating that we were fighting in the room,"
-The Dark Knight
-have confidential files, but said they are made confidential in order to protect people who are ineligible to be Scout leaders but who may not have done anything illegal.
-has filled the square before the cathedral each December
-Lana Clarkson.
-his fourth wife, Stacy Peterson,
-at train stations
-one of the classiest movies of the year
-Al Qaeda
-Manchester City.
-Josef Fritzl,
-guards were killed,
-of the Rwandan genocide dating back to the early 1990s, when hundreds of thousands of Rwandans were killed in ethnic battles between minority Tutsi and majority Hutu.
-a vehicle pulling up to the property, and five people dressed in black and wearing masks entering the home through two entrances -- including through a utility door left unlocked,
-the former European Union commissioner is "gifted, competent, experienced" and well-respected in Europe and internationally.
-Attorney General Luther Strange
-group scaled down plans to protest at Carhart's facility
-is the real reason we keep on watching?
-Sri Lanka
-Sally Mason,
-Claudio Lifschitz
-U.S. Navy submarine and a Navy amphibious ship
-Detroit Free Press/Flagstar Marathon
-alleviate the flooding, demolition
-"best public service our family has ever produced."
-independence
-more than $7,500
-Ara Abrahamian,
-Gov. Kathleen Sebelius
-on a ski slope at a Quebec resort,
-spy planes perpetrating espionage against the DPRK are
-President Clinton and Biden,
-that the track offered "nowhere to get away from anybody."
-attacked on April 8 about 350 miles off the Somali coast.
-Sudanese government to allow peacekeeping troops in
-"Clearly, the video we saw was a montage of lot of different clips, some of them which are clearly fabricated."
-not reveal the accusations sooner because "it has been a very difficult process. We weren't ready to assimilate it before."
-Michelle Rounds
-at a sitting protest Friday on the UC Davis campus
-"Robot and Frank,"
-Raymond Lee Oyler
-three years
-Facebook photo album
-borrowing
-The show
-to work out,"
-nearly seven years of captivity by Marxist rebels in the jungle.
-producing the ash cloud snarling much of European air traffic has not
-Kim Clijsters
-a couple hundred people.
-three-day
-baby milk scandal
-three
-in 1997 to spying for Russia
-Hurricane Jimena
-smart speeches that promise everyone everything they need and make us feel good
-Christian Rossiter
-a year
-honorary consul is liaising with those involved and with the local authorities,"
-three spectacular stone mansions
-a songwriting
-Seven-year-old
-Four
-The Jabra BT3030
-Alfred Brock,
-"working tirelessly to combat terrorism in all its forms and to hold accountable all those responsible for the September 11 attacks in a manner that is consistent with our nation's values."
-an insurance company on behalf of the city of Phoenix, Arizona, and its police department.
-for English Premier League side Blackburn Rovers,
-South Africa
-Michael Jackson's
-landing-gear doors that had not been repaired as prescribed by the FAA.
-Prize-winning author, radio host and activist
-a California research group.
-his medicine,"
-Portuguese
-six to seven hours a day
-9 percent
-ordered the arrests of 14 people
-Angela Merkel's Christian Democratic Union, CDU,
-expected to reach about 4 meters (13 feet)
-"in contravention" to a 2006 Security Council resolution that demanded that
-given investment statements and were
-in London
-Johnson's experience
-Seven of eight
-Brazilian striker Robinho
-off the coast of Madagascar
-giving people money to spend on groceries is a valid form of
-International Gymnastics Federation
-the Premier League visit of Aston Villa to Old Trafford on April 5
-The U.S. military
-in the custody of Phoenix child protective services
-of Philippines President Gloria Macapagal
-Edwin Sanabria
-continues to "interfere" in
-Puryear.
-were killed
-MTV's
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+Lovely location would go
+was nicely
+where folks on our floor had breakfast
+The rooms were very spacious
+My negative experience began with the reservationist who booked a King Room for us
+Loved my stay. Great location and breakfast was great
+Not large rooms but enough
+room was small, smelled like smoke although we asked for a non-smoking room
+and good restaurants
+The rooms are a little small but the front desk was friendly and helpful
+The room itself was a bit small
+There are countless kiosks in the area for different tours and attractions
+impressed for the pretty
+only about $10
+There are various inexpensive but good restaurants nearby
+We got a great deal on this hotel on Priceline for 3 nights in mid February 2009
+The quality is good, with fresh high quality pastries and coffee as well as cereal, boiled eggs, bagels, cheese, fruit, tea, etc
+The front desk was very friendly
+The room was a good size if not big
+small
+room was very nice
+The breakfast was very average
+The rooms were probably a bit small
+great continental breakfast
+Our room had a queen size
+expecting a great comfortable place to stay after
+Bathroom was luxurious
+was small, kind of dingy and smelled musty
+The free wine hour was great
+the four nights we were there
+The rooms themselves were plush
+The rates were very reasonable
+The location is superb
+location was perfectly fine
+The new rooms had beautiful light
+the staff were extremely helpful and friendly
+lovely pillows
+Comfortable bed and great pillow
+spacious quarters
+rooms are wonderful
+I did like the breakfast
+the hotel was very good, considering the price and location
+St. Regis is the nicest and coolest one I have stayed at yet! The decor is modern, but not over the top modern, just contemporary. Beautifully appointed entry and very welcoming staff. They walked me up to my room to explain the new technology - which is highlighted by a digital device that controls everything from room service to lighting to the do not disturb sign, all with bedside convenience. The beds are fluffy and obviously extremely clean. The place was spotless. Bathroom necessities smell amazing, was tempted to swipe them! The gym is great
+the room quite small when we were trying to dry out our soggy clothes
+Room was on the smallish side, but perfectly adequate
+Room: not too big but very well furnished and decorated
+a great atmosphere
+The location of this hotel is wonderful
+Many restaurants just blocks away
+got a room with a spectacular view
+plenty of restaurants
+Our room had a huge closet where we stored our luggage
+The room I stayed at was the best Marriott property room I ever stayed in
+quot;continental breakfast&quot
+The free breakfast was decent
+The view from the 16th floor was amazing
+perfect location
+the room was cute
+breakfast is basic
+They offer a full and delicious breakfast
+horrifically noisy, both from street traffic and denizens of the hotel itself
+street noise and noise
+the staff was freindly and attentive
+It was immaculate
+The room was awesome
+Free
+room's door the smell of dirty old man body order pierced through my nose making my eyes water
+The exceptional thing that happened is that I had mentioned being in town for my birthday
+motel
+amazing location
+the pillows were great
+Our room was dark and dreadful
+hotel less than acceptable
+The rooms are so beautiful
+Customer service is also very poor. We met several rude staff
+I LOVED the room
+Breakfast was minimal (coffee, tea, and excellent fresh muffins)
+Room was on the smallish side, but clean
+The location is superb--
+This place doesn't have to try too hard to be ultra hip or cool
+The breakfast was delicious and varied
+close to Union Square neighborhood, cable car on Powell street and public transportation at Market/Powell bus and metro/BART
+beautiful room
+very clean and in good shape.. they also use newer keys than the old magentic cards
+we received our favourite room.
+comfortable rooms
+The room was amazing and in fantastic condition with great decor
+What makes a great hotel experience? In my opinion it's the
+The breakfast was a bit expensive
+The room itself felt dirty
+Rooms are huge
+the noise from Lombard Street is very loud
+The room had an aweful musty odour, furniture and soft furnishings looked tired and the carpet was in a terrible state
+The room was very well appointed with quality furnishings
+excellent location in the heart of all the shops and things to do
+The location is great - very central and always felt safe walking around the area
+the bar and restaurant are on the expensive
+The rooms are roomy
+the location and view was perfect
+Nice clean spacious rooms
+The hotel is in a very convenient location for tourists and close to lots of shopping
+Very nice
+Rooms are smallish
+the pillows were very small
+Hotel rooms were very small
+reasonably good condition
+Day and our room was disgusting
+Rooms are big
+The room was large, bright and airy. The bathroom was large enough
+near the business district
+The room is very petite
+They recommended both a French and Italian restaurant and both were within walking distance and just delicious
+Free wine reception
+return from the Hotel Nikko this afternoon
+Restaurant is on the pricey side, but there are plenty of less
+Some rooms had working phones, tvs, lights, other rooms didn't
+I shared a room with two double beds and our "biggest" complaint was that there weren't enough electrical outlets for us to charge our wireless phones and Garmin gps units
+The location was awesome
+I was greeted by a broken switchplate and the odors of both mildew and cigarette smoke
+Location is fine - no need to go into the Tenderloin unless you choose to do so and only a 10 minute walk downhill to Union Square
+The room was great size for the four of us
+rooms are gorgeous
+You are really paying for location with this hotel. This is also a historic hotel
+The Cartwright is just four blocks from Union Square, with theaters and shopping nearby
+good view of the city
+Room was nice, with all the amnities you need
+sacrafice that for a great rate. Restaurant was pricey as hotels are. They ran out of empty refrig's to replace our pay-mini-bar, but allowed us to remove and replace items without a charge to store our leftovers & drinks. Beds were comfy with lots of fluffy pillows. Valet staff was more friendly and helpful than concierge. Parking, valet only, was $42/day + $5.50 tax. May look into public parking across street next time. Very close to subway stations, large mall, & trolley stops. 
+Hotel staff were uniformly nice
+great continental breakfast
+This was a great alternative
+The location was handy - we were able to walk everywhere
+The breakfast was excellent with a number of different choices
+complimentary breakfast beverage order for not too big a hit so we went that route and enjoyed a more affordable
+Breakfast was a nice add
+The yellow 70's bathroom bothered me the most as it was very dirty
+The complimentary breakfast is great
+Simple breakfast
+cheerful staff
+location were amazing
+The continental breakfast was a nice starter
+Our rooms were quite large and impeccably clean
+Probably will stay there again just because of how well we felt they took care of our family
+The location is great
+Rooms clean, warm and comfortable beds
+rate also included
+breakfast - great food
+rooms looked cosy and clean
+my room (King suite) was HUGE
+short 10min walk to the water front
+Boston Breakfast is expensive for what you get - much better value in the Omni in Boston! - which is hard to beat for breakfast!
+Located in the financial district
+Friendly and helpful manager
+the hotel looks very magestic
+It was the perfect location and so comfortable
+great!)Breakfast in the morning was nice
+Internet is available (wifi in room
+The room was nice
+we asked for a twin room and it was tiny, 2 tiny single beds that were like a saggy lilo. Overall a horrible hotel and
+Location, service, accommodations and staff are excellent
+We were located right beside the breakfast reception area
+My husband and I just returned from a trip
+there was a good atmosphere
+was comfortable, clean, and spacious
+The room was large, clean, and well maintained
+breakfast in the morning is incredible
+the location is that this is not a great section of Market
+rooms has 2 double not queen beds and NOT enough room for 2 people
+wonderful breakfast
+the location can not be beeat
+The room was horrible
+I was able to have a light breakfast
+First time booking
+The free breakfast was decent
+is right at the end of the Powell trolley line
+i was able to see golden gate bridge we loved the jet spa bathtub
+The breakfast was basic
+$109/night
+the reception staff were very friendly and understanding
+easy access to the shopping district and a Walgreens
+Located at Broadway & Van Ness
+the room was not very spacious
+There are lots of restaurants within walking distance
+That room was nice
+The room had much dust
+The Continental Breakfast was quick and convenient
+The hotel itself is very nice looking with a modern decor.
+The room was quiet and spacious
+The desk staff is extremely friendly and helpful
+the rooms are a good size and everything is clean and modern
+The location's great as it's near Union Square and Westfield Shopping Centre
+There was a light breakfast offered
+so the rooms are not huge but the are beautiful and clean
+The Hotel is in a great location
+fabulous breakfasts
+This hotel has great amenities
+rooms were clean and nice and a good size
+The wonderful and bountiful breakfast spread in the morning on each floor
+The rooms are comfy
+Many restaurants were within walking distance
+Wharf and Pier 39
+it is fine
+The room was outstanding
+Great location
+I had TONS of shopping and restaurant hopping to do
+The hotel is walking distance to many attractions
+have a courtyard room which I gather is a better option
+The room wasn't huge but had an awesome bed, an LCD TV, Bose clock radio, etc
+There are restaurants near the Holiday Inn
+The room is very small
+Oh and there is also fresh fruit in the gym
+We have a room with 2 beds, very tight!
+has a fantastic restaurant
+it is way, way, cheaper than hotels in the general area
+The location is fantastic
+Tuscan Inn was great, location to the wharf
+Breakfast is limited to toast and muffins with plenty of choice
+Read all the reviews prior to booking
+great breakfast
+front desk was very rude
+This hotel is a DUMP
+The breakfast on each floor is simple but nice
+which proved to be a bad location
+We enjoyed the location of the hotel
+Friendly personnel
+Good location in town, decent sized rooms and pretty helpful staff
+rooms were not particularly clean
+Room was large
+The hotel is in a wonderful location at the top of Nob Hill
+The breakfast is fine
+in San Francisco during Easter weekend 2007
+The breakfasts were wonderful
+fabulous breakfasts
+The location is outstanding for the convention center
+the staff was superb
+San Francisco
+Room on the 4th floor northside
+the staff was so pleasant
+The location was amazing and the
+The breakfast was excellent and featured homemade baked goods
+gym at this hotel
+The room was fine
+The air conditioning unit needs to be placed in a recycling yard
+reasonable buffet breakfast included, with plent to do nearby
+The location is outstanding for the convention center
+good atmosphere
+Location can't be beat
+The room at first glance was very nice but then you can see real age
+A perfect location
+The breakfast that is provided was quite enough to satisfy my needs and very tasty
+The breakfast was decent for a hotel complimentery breakfast
+Reception staff very friendly and helpful
+Fishermans Wharf, and the accomadations are reasonably good
+The rooms were beautiful and we loved the bathroom
+the owner was very friendly and helpful
+They upgraded us to a wonderful room
+The food was expensive as you would expect in a downtown hotel
+on Fisherman's Wharf
+This hotel completely ruined
+Good value for the price
+The breakfast is perfect
+Breakfast was fine
+The location is fantastic
+Horrible location
+is actually a pretty big suite
+The location is super - just across from Pier 39
+This place was near perfect
+really good deal compared to the price and the location
+My first time in SF would've been
+very friendly and knowledgable
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