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-mayor of the town of Constanta,
-100
-With food banks across the country reporting shortages of food, the donation was a welcome one,
-Vivienne Westwood
-Web-based on-demand television and movie service
-the tsunamis
-Taiwan.
-he would not host next year's Academy Awards,
-"We will take military action wherever we get information about the presence of militants,"
-Judge
-Stack, wife of Andrew Joseph "Joe" Stack III, of negligence, alleging she knew or should have known that her husband was a threat to others and, thus, could have prevented the attack,
-300
-in the territory was also hit and set on fire,
-Michaele Salahi
-Cristiano Ronaldo
-with such courage and dignity,"
-Brindisi, Italy,
-to openly sign a card demanding a union and then, if a majority sign, the company involved
-Gennaro
-"an epidemic of corruption" in Iraq.
-he believed Murray should be eligible for early release if he is given prison time.
-people were killed and two were severely wounded Tuesday in a shooting
-a rocky perch for the terraced restaurant,
-his 280-acre grove
-Max Gilpin,
-in military prison
-was detected. Other samples detected carcinogens that are dangerous to those who smoke them,
-Wampach's travel habits are consistent with a growing number of travelers called "flashpackers."
-a remote Kenyan resort
-kindergarten students and three teachers with a knife,
-Green faces life in prison without the possibility of parole, or
-have some of the same elements as "The Tonight Show" but with some new features.
-President George W. Bush announces his government's bank bailout plan.
-undergoing a double mastectomy and reconstructive surgery,
-the letter in his sermon on Friday
-13,000 birds in the country's far northwest to control what it called
-on charges of sexual abuse, attempted sodomy and assault,
-election campaign,
-roadside bomb
-new revenue generated largely by higher taxes
-Dick Lancaster
-The BBC
-"Zombieland"
-100
-"The Sopranos,"
-Sardar Zulfiqar Muhammad Khosa,
-amphibious ship USS New Orleans
-Jose Manuel Zelaya
-climate change is real, and we need to take action now,"
-five
-Brittanee Drexel
-is illegal
-Killeen city councilman Fred Latham,
-the Zayed Foundation for Charity and Humanitarian Works,
-Poland and the Czech Republic,
-Gregory Brent Warr,
-in Huntsville
-United States, Australia, Canada, France, Germany,
-"committed to Gulf security for decades and it should come as no surprise to anyone that we'll do
-of the U.N.'s Genocide Convention,
-if a man with HIV or AIDS rapes a virgin he will be cured of his disease.
-Red & Black Cafe in Broad Street Books, the campus bookstore,
-Four other people
-Orlando, Florida,
-U.S.
-good
-a real-life superhero historian.
-and sentenced her to six strokes with a rattan cane
-22-year-old
-Udinese
-Jorge Torres-Puello,
-Chicago River
-run 150 miles, the equivalent of five consecutive marathons, across one of southern Africa's most remote landscapes.
-Army Col. Henry Moak
-two teens
-Shahar Peer
-Virgin America
-failed.
-Christopher Michael Dean,
-because of hunting and diseases like Ebola hemorrhagic fever,
-admitted to hanging a noose
-the Anglican Church
-pays people up to $4,500 for trading an older-model vehicle with low fuel efficiency for new vehicles that get better miles per gallon.
-March 22,
-and so is building new schools that are better able to withstand earthquakes.
-It's this win to race ratio that really separates the good from the great
-October 31, 2006,
-Bill Clinton
-Tehran
-with a large truck,
-American families that are in the process of adoption
-"Americans have privacy issues.
-Pfizer said it was cutting up to 8 percent of its R&D
-Obama doll,
-compared 4G networks from the four major U.S. carriers in 27 cities.
-second vehicle before police found him dead in Brooklyn,
-Fly-fishing
-hundreds of
-Applied Pharmacy
-People's Mujahedin,
-Meleanie Hain
-and least discussed
-Steve Donnelly,
-Alleged Nazi camp guard
-Moore's meta-comic switched back and forth in time with the same facility as Dr. Manhattan morphed between New Jersey and Mars, cutting between a doomsday conspiracy threatening to engulf the Earth and flashbacks relating the biographies of half-a-dozen "watchmen," a generation of intrepid masked avengers forced to hang up their capes and Spandex when public opinion turned on them in the late 1970s.
-military spokesman for the American-led coalition.
-all the food they will need for the week.
-80
-controversial new immigration law,
-Sam's Club,
-Davos,
-U2 and Bob Dylan and Pearl Jam
-disabled Iraq war veteran, Tomas Young, who questions the conflict's rationale.
-Sodra nongovernmental organization,
-could block the chemical chain reaction in the
-appear to be hanging on well despite such
-Ma Ying-jeou
-$11,000
-people were killed
-Desiree Rogers,
-Williams'
-Pakistani Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi
-human skull."
-Keanu Reeves'
-11 men
-Jessica Schuette's
-Verizon
-biggest sale ever of a Chinese contemporary
-China
-drug and alcohol dealing, armed robbery and smuggling arms.
-Taliban fighters posing in the uniforms of 10 French soldiers
-Spandau Ballet,
-It "is an indication of the scope of the safety issues these unmanned aircraft are bringing into the National Airspace System,"
-leave instead.
-International Airport
-Kartika Sari Dewi Shukarno's
-Ari Abdallah Morales and Marcelles James Peter,
-at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel
-775
-that the treaty could produce "the possibility of a detente" between Washington and Moscow,
-Wednesday
-Ukraine
-300
-a greater understanding of biological processes,
-accept noncelibate clergy members and lay leaders who are in "lifelong" and "monogamous" same-sex relationships.
-destroying Test cricket,"
-"The Shrine", Ikeja
-a videotape
-"Israel has the right to defend itself."
-10 people and himself
-along with al Qaeda,
-9-year-old
-participating in "alternative spring break" programs
-1979
-"Watchmen,"
-Communist North
-process since 2000 than we have seen since the Voting Rights Act of 1965,"
-after the terrorist assaults on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon
-Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington.
-death sentence,"
-90
-729
-McNair, 36, and Sahel Kazemi,
-where pilgrims can toss stones.
-opposition
-was not meant to portray the Virgin Mary,
-George Hamilton
-the apparent victim of an ammonia leak
-both Spinal Tap and Folksmen songs,
-shaking,"
-"We can beat them, for sure,"
-right place at the right time,
-"the more status the perpetrator has ... the more difficult it is for the victim to come forward, and, in particular, expect to be believed."
-Baroness Thatcher's
-India.
-Jaguar Land Rover
-"Black in America."
-more than 60 countries
-Cristiano Ronaldo
-96,000
-tear gas shell
-disabled young
-The Pacific Adventurer
-Robinho,
-Phillip Jackson, a well-known political activist
-guns on a first-hand basis,
-could help Beijing secure resources or settle territorial disputes,
-Phillip Jackson, a well-known political activist
-Caroline Kennedy
-new efforts to help homeowners with refinancing.
-Nuclear Globe Walk-on-water ball
-Actor Dennis Hopper
-former U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan
-both doctors,
-"no threat to the public" from a massive
-American missionaries
-Jason Wu,
-operate across international boundaries to amass wealth without regard to political ideology.
-according to CNN affiliate WSVN.
-Ronald Cummings divorced
-tennis.
-Qatar's
-Philip Shapiro,
-Height,
-stem-cell research.
-Conan O'Brien,
-to be a terrorist organization.
-Southern California.
-Monday afternoon.
-slow pace of aid deliveries,
-a significant number of the guns used in this wave of violence in northern Mexico absolutely come from the United States. That's why part of our plan is increasing the number of
-resumes Monday night where it left off in September
-near the Amchitka Pass, a strait that connects the Bering Sea to the Pacific Ocean.
-Umaru Musa Yar'Adua
-Greyhound Lines is owned by British transport company FirstGroup, which bought it from its U.S. parent in 2007.
-Pakistani soldiers from nearby barracks commandeered the roof of the four-story orphanage in Swat's district capital,
-Picasso's muse and mistress, Marie-Therese Walter.
-Massa will be
-Beijing artist
-threatens to stress water resources, challenge crops and livestock,
-would burn down a forest, poke a hole in the soil between the stumps, drop seeds in the holes and grow a crop on that land until the nutrients were tapped out of the soil. Then they would move on.
-media critical of the current government and President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, especially the media giant Grupo Clarin.
-in self-imposed exile in London.
-of Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie's newborn twins
-taken time to author a couple of best-selling books. His 2004 memoir, "My Life," sold more than 400,000 copies the first day it was available.
-the smell
-July 4.
-runs a bed and breakfast
-spending time with their families and putting this chapter of their lives behind them.
-"Tonight Show" is May 29.
-for serious conditions like motor neuron disease, Parkinson's, and Alzheimer's,
-Venkatraman Ramakrishnan
-At least 20
-the Austrian government
-study raises questions about the emotional cost, particularly for young people,
-from the electoral commission are
-100
-lying about a sexual relationship
-2.2 million people,
-31 million uninsured Americans get coverage.
-241
-a peace agreement
-President Omar Hassan al-Bashir
-The Public Utility Commission of Texas
-Congressional Budget Office
-presenting "misleading" evidence to stewards.
-throw it out.
-the Scottish village of Strachur
-win heavily at Shamrock
-Thabo Mbeki
-Monday November 30, at 1200 GMT. (0700 ET, 2000 HK, 1300 CET
-it's not enough for Republicans to oppose Obama's plans, they must offer their own ideas.
-fellow-defenders
-is a violation of Resolution 1701 and is rejected by Lebanon,"
-(Keanu Reeves)
-law enforcement agents
-Christopher Reddy
-contain new details about allegations that
-the hearing on estate and custody matters.
-Rio
-Some $700 million in economic stimulus money intended to upgrade baggage screening
-said Sunday the United States and its allies must have patience
-the slow response to the typhoon.
-sexual offenses, child endangerment and "corruption of a minor"
-web-page loads, stationary downloads, and stationary uploads.
-Spirit Airlines,
-5 million
-paying for adult movies with taxpayers' money.
-Ankara's relationship with Washington
-if not overwhelming.
-and to his prophet, Mohammed."
-which I have been preaching for years should have been closed years ago -- Abu Ghraib and a lack of progress in the Middle East and a certain way in which we deal with the world on international issues,
-President Obama
-Robert Adam
-Internet
-two-year
-35th
-three counts of murder and two counts of robbery,
-Sri Lanka's Vanni region.
-January
-in a bitter divorce
-Australia's Maritime Safety Authority
-She is a tough woman,"
-Pakistan's
-Dover Air Force Base Mortuary
-dozen
-Richard Poplawski
-doctor, the child's mother and the medical team
-themselves
-three
-security at the memorial.
-mostly concentrated in eastern parts of Uttar Pradesh,
-At least 120 people
-is an all-new vehicle,
-Former Egyptian President
-non-profit organizations,
-Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir
-double mastectomy and reconstructive
-Jonathan Campos
-$5 million
-Somali pirates,
-will happen tonight when the winds pick up,"
-seven games.
-'I'm living with my ex-wife and her husband,'
-men's short-track speedskater
-toward land,
-African National Congress Deputy President
-Ahmed
-Agriculture
-$4,500 for trading an older-model vehicle with low fuel efficiency for new vehicles that get better miles per gallon.
-more than 40 over-the-counter drugs
-Batman and his most notorious nemesis, the
-he was too ill and frail to be sent overseas.
-mentored
-No
-from 1979 onward.
-of bullet wounds suffered after the suicide bombing.
-pirates
-take control of "illiquid assets,"
-Israel fired the chemical agent white phosphorus in civilian areas, intentionally fired upon hospitals using high-explosive artillery shells, and failed to provide effective warnings to civilians or U.N. workers before attacks, all of which can be war crimes.
-$300
-More than half of
-Mugabe
-an entire town
-"The situation is quite devastating,"
-problems attracting crowds to the home matches.
-ranging from murder to being a
-Robert Pattinson
-10 French soldiers
-Iran's lack of cooperation on its nuclear program.
-playing ball.
-Valencia
-a far-reaching location-based services
-a pregnant woman and two other people
-Bruce Springsteen
-159 adults and three juveniles were
-Lufthansa,
-Helmand province,
-foods that contain peanut butter
-The World Health Organization plans to send 2 million vaccines to Paraguay
-500
-United Nations General Assembly in New York,
-superb second half goal from substitute Zlatan Ibrahimovic gave
-popular dietary supplements
-questions in the minds of many concerning
-"Boston Legal"
-Pushpa Kamal Dahal, also known as Prachanda,
-than 100
-Bill Ross
-Sony
-mail fraud and of making false statements to the Department of Housing and Urban Development that stemmed from the mortgage scheme.
-Pakistan military
-are now known to have
-Korea's
-Palestinian militants
-members of the Central Valley Baptist Church
-The Catamaran Resort Hotel and Spa
-They are not allowing Marsilli and Freeman to leave Vietnam,
-for about two hours on Thursday
-Indonesia
-the earthquake
-militants armed with guns and grenades stormed a mosque in Rawalpindi frequented by military personnel.
-second time in three years
-handshakes
-148 people have been killed
-Meanwhile, Zelaya remained holed up inside the Brazilian Embassy
-40 miles from George Town, Cayman Islands,
-Israel and Syria,
-the poll
-16-year-old
-10 people survived
-the Ministry of Education and signed by Artyem's adoptive mother,
-Lagos
-Haditha, Iraq.
-natural gas explosion
-a Supreme Court ruling which ordered the agency to determine the impact of carbon emissions not only on the environment, but on public health.
-cancer,
-a kidney he gave her.
-Roy Bennett's scheduled appearance
-she tell Obama if she ever
-50, herself a survivor of the disease.
-two
-military offensive against Islamic militants in South Waziristan had ended, then saying there is no timeframe for its completion.
-Bosnia and Herzegovina
-branded the childbirth photos pornographic.
-are dying at scandalous rates,
-President Jalal Talabani's political party
-Some of the ash fell around Anchorage, resulting in the
-high-explosive molecule
-Stockholm
-today
-Chesley Sullenberger,
-she founded the Naked Heart Foundation,
-a vote of 147 to 4,
-ease the suffering of others
-damaged many of the country's buildings, including some at Toussaint Louverture International Airport, in the capital.
-in 1996 for Sen. Robert Dole.
-a novel electricity-powered machine that draws moisture from the air and purifies it into clean drinkable water.
-Obama and McCain camps
-pedestrian
-ski-jumping tournament
-describe as an elaborate scheme thought to involve hundreds of millions of dollars in contracts connected to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.
-almost 500
-tumultuous time in the band's career
-the death toll would climb into the thousands.
-to one million
-The rebels
-made in the video, including that the boat-owner friend mentioned wasn't in Aruba
-more than just raise money and awareness for her friend.
-2008
-it takes to improve the performance of African-American students.
-six
-John McCain turned 72 last week;
-moved into the final of the Italian Cup
-gunmen stormed the Jewish center, killing the Holtzbergs
-Some 45,000
-It is the country's
-of dollars of his own money to help
-Ireland's expulsion of a Russian diplomat over spying allegations is "clearly an unfriendly
-somewhere in a warehouse in New Jersey."
-13-year-old
-DeAndre Cortez Way,
-a Little Rock, Arkansas, hospital,
-Ruben Kruger
-year ago Thursday,
-about 1,000
-people
-the July issue of Italian Vogue
-criminal or terrorism-related offense.
-fuel price hike.
-Cartoonist
-that the cease-fire would not close girls' schools
-northern border region of Ecuador, including Esmeraldas.
-nursing school
-XLIII
-Pfizer is near a deal to buy rival drugmaker
-fatally shot
-Turkey,
-740,000
-Lyon
-Renee Zellweger, Jennifer Aniston, Mariah Carey, Jennifer
-passion for her craft
-18-year-old,
-New York's LaGuardia
-once known as Africa's bread basket.
-in which President Abraham Lincoln replies to the abolitionist pleas of youth
-torpedo bomber closing in on him
-was known as
-the attempted recruitment of young Somali-American men by al-Shabaab,
-Reagan National Airport or at Washington Dulles International,
-U.S. Rep. Eric Cantor
-see whether cars are carrying assault weapons,
-"We call on the Cuban government to reconsider their decision on the United States offer,
-AF 447
-Mandy Moore
-Griffiths-Novak
-Paresh Mokashi and Giuseppe Tornatore.
-U.S. vacation destinations
-Sararogha
-Auckland, New Zealand.
-I am personally pro-life, but government should stay out of that decision. If that is your view, you are not pro-life, you are pro having-your-cake-and-eating-it-too."
-Pirates
-Israeli Foreign Minister
-The assembly
-434
-Paul Kemp,
-$31 million
-Classical music,
-Abraham Lincoln's
-3-year-old girl remained in critical but stable condition
-"an ethic of irresponsibility"
-nearly 30 years,
-working as
-chief official White House photographer
-medicine that contained the banned substance cortisone.
-no fatalities had been
-Communist Party
-Palau,
-2.2 million
-46,
-Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan.
-May 29.
-"What happens to the real middle class?"
-objectivity.
-Prime Minister Gordon Brown
-"Robin Hood: Men in Tights"
-Polish Web site.
-10
-"Slumdog Millionaire,"
-lost Nazi gold.
-Investigations
-she was saddened by the photographs, but said her colleagues "gave 200 percent"
-North Korea
-mostly Christian town
-cares for 116 cats and six dogs at Rude Ranch Animal Rescue,
-buried under recently added concrete at a home in Plant City, Florida,
-Nigeria
-a 15-year-old girl and a 30-year-old woman.
-CNN's investigation
-comprehensive immigration
-St. Louis, Missouri.
-testing the world's best golfers with the
-156
-how America takes care of the whole world but won't take care of them in the communities in which they live
-Michael Blosil has died,
-some point in the future,
-The Human Rights Watch organization
-have not seen for decades,
-Andre Curry,
-firefighter Jimmy Senk
-10
-$1.1 trillion
-Romney's opponents
-Robert Mugabe.
-winter
-Dr. Conrad Murray,
-60
-The Seabob Cayago
-August
-29
-a range of options to pregnant women, including abortion.
-Tennessee Titans,
-deployed its missile defense system in anticipation of North Korea's planned rocket launch.
-to prevent the release of the footage,
-two decades,
-Germany
-"The Invention of Lying,"
-brutal horrors
-some in Havana expressed skepticism
-Ten
-four months before his assassination.
-December 22
-Ireland's expulsion of a Russian diplomat over spying allegations is "clearly an unfriendly
-Revolutionary
-for a freeze of federal salaries, reducing the federal workforce and preventing millionaires from getting food stamps and unemployment benefits.
-In "The Invention of Lying," Ricky Gervais plays a "loser" in a society that tells only the truth.
-Bike around town Much of Paris is walkable, but the city's cheap bike-hire scheme, Velib,
-10 NATO-led troops were
-Judson Hartley Talbert,
-Simon Ammann
-drops the Waterford Crystal ball at 11:59 p.m. ET on New Year's Eve.
-21
-Valentine's Day
-of Chechnya's president, Ramzan Kadyrov.
-says pageant officials wanted her to make appearances for Playboy and a gay movie premiere.
-Alaska Airlines),
-Rep. Ron Paul, R-Texas
-Goodwill banquet hall.
-al Qaeda suspects
-toxic gases.
-19
-"He will continue to closely monitor these and other global events."
-a mysterious and unique object some observers are calling a "cosmic ghost"
-The girl
-Afghanistan
-no technology
-grand larceny, insurance fraud and falsifying business records.
-16 Pakistan army soldiers in the Swat Valley.
-Haleigh's father, her mother and other people connected to the case, including the father's 17-year-old girlfriend, Misty Croslin,
-he didn't even realize he was a part of a health care co-op.
-Ruben Kruger
-2.9 million people
-no
-Honduran President Jose Manuel Zelaya
-The New York Times
-former New York City human rights commissioner and long-time AIDS
-44 firearms, 650 pounds of marijuana, 435 pounds
-"At this time we don't know when we'll be able to get flights in and out,"
-The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration
-Tuesday.
-lies 12 miles (19 km) north of
-reducing overpayments in the system,
-Courageous
-by June.
-collarbone
-the University of Arizona's Controlled Environment Agriculture Center (CEAC), in collaboration with Sadler Machine Company (SMC),
-just 3 years old.
-The band's entire studio catalog,
-the Taliban.
-sustained damage early Wednesday
-bus
-Gwenn Goodale Mangine and
-Charlie Neitzel,
-Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev and Polish ex-president Lech Walesa
-government cake saved since 1973.
-More than 80 percent of children in child care institutions have both their parents,
-fireworks from a staff member's dad's birthday celebration.
-Rising Tide Capital,
-a revealing black-lace corset dress with bright red
-social media guidelines,
-Lawmakers in Nepal
-country by July 31, 2009.
-T-shirts and merchandise
-during a nightclub brawl last month,
-$5 million
-Jamie Paulin-Ramirez,
-Vienna, Austria,
-European policymakers
-"This is the party capital of the world,"
-Ireland
-Infantino
-Roger Federer
-2006
-third
-Park Ji-Sung
-December 22, 2010,
-a pitch-perfect performance, accurately capturing the look, sound and general aura of the United Kingdom's first female premier.
-Lt. Colonel Mustapha Nooh,
-Jordan's King Abdullah
-The student pilot on the plane
-tried to set the curtains of a Boeing 767
-$164
-American Airlines is going to stop flying.
-The Canadian soldier was killed
-Tuesday
-Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab,
-Newly married couples must plant 10 trees under the program.
-Bushrod Washington
-Afghan President Hamid Karzai
-two,
-five round-trip
-health care coverage
-Zimbabwe,
-could identify every model of guns.
-killed himself in July as the Justice Department prepared to charge him in the anthrax case,
-raising companies' share prices,
-"Bluestonehenge"
-reduce the $150 billion
-hundreds of Rohingya refugees
-head
-Main Street,"
-"We apologized, fixed the error and we are looking into how it happened,"
-Germany
-reformist Iranian member of parliament
-Snoop Dogg
-there is no criminal suspicion surrounding the man's death.
-PAOK to win their last game
-fell, heroes rose,"
-"Blazing Saddles," "Silent
-Swamp Soccer
-Hawaii,
-two gray wolves
-ranked highest in personal safety.
-those whose medical needs could not be met by doctors working in Haiti.
-bled to death after being attacked
-in Madison, Wisconsin and Des Moines, Iowa.
-Leave them on your band/performance/whatever SPAM list.
-allow a company's employees to openly sign a card demanding a union and then, if a majority sign, the company involved
-the associate director of Hispanic Catechesis Diocese of Austin,
-"Crown of Thorns,"
-59.
-"As parents, as members of the community, as leaders of organizations, we need to ask ourselves
-Amnesty International's
-victory
-$20.7 million settlement,
-16
-11th
-Dr. Enid Garcia
-her bedroom,
-embryo harvesting,
-last Tuesday
-45 nautical miles (83 km) southeast of Port Chiapas
-the Spanish capital.
-12
-elections
-to be wary of alienating teachers who can be his allies on education reform.
-Authorities prevented the demonstration from taking place, but took the woman and her three-year-old daughter into custody after failing to find her husband, Amnesty International said.
-a masked man with an AK-47 burst onto the scene and
-sightings that were reported from 1986 through 1992.
-Iraq's Anbar
-Mexico,
-Dean Richards
-Thirty people convicted of drug and other criminal charges
-Thousands of documents about reported UFO sightings
-Edo
-O'Riordan's
-Pervez Musharraf's
-One person, a 13-year-old French girl, survived.
-"We will study the case and eventually present it to the Ministry of Information."
-forces as occupiers, rather as armies from countries who came to help them
-titled "Ruins of the Second Gilded Age" to capture physical evidence of the real estate bust that took place across the United States.
-abortion services
-But the new policy also attempts to address complaints from travelers that border officials are needlessly perusing confidential information, downloading it and keeping devices and information indefinitely without any explanation.
-NATO's International Security Assistance Force
-a decision to reduce sentences against 26 men convicted of having sex with a 13-year old girl.
-calls for bringing together a group of the world's foremost laboratory and clinical investigators in the field
-15-year-old
-technology for peaceful purposes," he added.
-the H5N1 virus,
-47,
-Quincy Delight Jones Jr.,
-whether women in France should be allowed to wear the burka,
-reinforce the EU's position as a natural gas customer.
-Serhat Tokay
-people gathered along the banks of the River Thames to hear Big Ben strike midnight and watch
-and sex education
-job issues,
-took office less than a week after the Cabinet resigned
-Palin will seek the 2012 Republican presidential nomination and that her resignation is intended to free her to prepare.
-signed a bill Friday to close an air base that the U.S. military uses
-George Huguely,
-Mars Inflatable Greenhouse.
-Haeftling,
-stomach
-"If it's defective, where they have to be recompensated, that would have to come from the manufacturer,"
-Raymond J. Clark III,
-"The movement is growing," said
-on the ranch of his home in Pedro Escobedo,
-Sunday morning,
-It was the first such attack into the city of Ashkelon since the two sides declared a cease-fire,
-Moonshine
-Manchester United
-increasing resources, improving leadership and changing bureaucratic cultures.
-Baghdad
-2006
-10,000 pieces inspired by humanity's adventures in space.
-Tyler Moore Show"
-six life
-More than 500
-That means unexploded bomblets lie scattered across a target area, often exploding only when handled or disturbed -- posing a serious
-Dover Air Force Base in Delaware.
-in the U.S. Senate
-would drive car buyers away from
-Wednesday
-Wandsworth, on the south bank of the River Thames.
-terrorism
-Wired
-Daryeel Bulasho Guud (DBG),
-Bill Clinton
-from their credit card companies.
-several people wounded by apparent gunshots, and people attempting to treat them, seemingly without medical supplies.
-snafu left some Visa prepaid cardholders stunned and horrified Monday
-ex-wife and seven other people
-Srinagar
-a concerto in G and a prelude in G
-434
-1995
-104 people,
-Hurricane Gustav
-nearly 100
-Visa said the rogue charges affected "fewer than 13,000 prepaid transactions" and resulted from a "temporary programming error at Visa Debit Processing Services
-of tainting the country's image by questioning the Holocaust and by wielding a reckless leadership style.
-Sen. Joe Biden,
-to determine who planted the bomb,
-Bill Gates
-France bears responsibility
-all unofficial visits to air traffic control operational areas during its investigation into the incident.
-Los Angeles Galaxy
-Dan Parris,
-Mullah Bismullah Akhund
-Robbie Levine
-Cydia.
-Austrian tourist Gabrielle Jetzinger,
-more than 60 "artfully concealed" illegal or prohibited items
-JERUSALEM
-Lagos.
-depicted the Israeli intelligence service Mossad spying inside Turkey and kidnapping Turkish babies.
-spokesman described U.S. Vice President Dick Cheney as a
-Playboy
-three
-Wisconsin
-Jennifer Hudson's
-insufficient
-Lucie Safarova
-From groundbreaking ideas in conservation, to the latest water sanitization systems that are impacting the world while advancing the green movement,
-Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, a key battleground in Mexico's drug wars,
-humanitarian and economic crisis,
-efforts in the D-Day landings of 65 years ago
-Suu Kyi
-money, of course, and attitude,
-Sunday morning,
-Thirty people joined National Park Service rangers
-Unity New Orleans,"
-at least 30 band members
-Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert,
-the other between Russia's VTB bank and the Agricultural Bank of China,
-Black History Month
-Leona Lewis
-determine the cause of the crash
-his new roommates
-the drug and also fueling
-Between 5,000 and 15,000 people
-"accomplished more during this one term than most governors do in two."
-After his Friday trip to the Louisiana coast to check on the oil spill, the president will
-may simply have been in a hurry, grabbed his things and left the airport.
-a place in Euro 2012
-241
-how Hondurans and other Latin Americans viewed the political crisis in Honduras.
-and better conditions for inmates, like Amnesty International.
-"I slit their throats,"
-nearly $80,000.
-Diane Sawyer
-Pacific Tsunami Warning Center in Ewa Beach, Hawaii
-"The Partridge Family"
-New York,
-Minnesota
-four
-Mexico City, Mexico,
-he praised German Nazi leader Adolf Hitler.
-the public
-Thursday
-"CelicaAaron"
-"A month ago, maybe five weeks ago, I had the same procedure at Cedar-Sinai Hospital in Los Angeles that Bill Clinton had today,"
-52,000
-Shiro, Harry and Ken
-Prime Minister,
-Nicole Suveges,
-of Serbia cruised through his opening match with a 6-4 6-4
-1,739 first responders and 161 canines.
-child welfare officials
-$2.3 billion.
-England forward and Harlequins director of rugby Dean Richards
-near the Supreme Court in Kabul,
-cowered in a back room on the ground floor. Shaken by the explosions and small-arms fire around their building, the older
-central Bangkok,
-Jerusalem's holiest sites
-the identity of the sexual perpetrator who engaged in sexual intercourse with [the girl] while she was a minor,
-His brother-in-law, Jang Song Thaek,
-at Bethpage Black in Long Island, New York,
-Tripoli's legal
-Sen. Edward M. Kennedy
-emphasizes separation of power
-a town hall meeting, and the audience
-not guilty to charges of rape
-George Hennard
-meningitis
-other ill treatment
-German Martinez resigned from the top party post
-surface-to-air missiles, armor-piercing rocket launchers, "ultralight" airplanes, unmanned aerial vehicles, and other weapons,
-Commerce, Trade, and Consumer Protection
-armed forces were "fully capable of safeguarding Pakistan's security against all kinds of aggression,"
-Southern California.
-Beirut,
-country's northeastern coast.
-Damilola Taylor
-All seven
-Terumasa (Ted) and Hidekazu (Dan)
-health of its
-no surgical lights, no oxygen, no blood, no ventilators and no monitors.
-Aiyana Jones,
-it will be "a very cool thing,"
-green powerboat
-"Black Issue"
-Two other
-Theo Walcott
-Smile Train
-116 cats and six dogs
-1999,
-Thailand,
-Atul Shah, 43, and Mahaveer Kankariya, 43, both of New Jersey, have been arrested on charges of grand larceny, insurance fraud and falsifying business records.
-Eric Kelly,
-cases go through a lengthy government approval
-from 1 to 5 years old,
-Before the brain can fully digest the anguish and suffering of a story, it is being bombarded by the next news bulletin or the latest
-Mauricio Funes
-Gulab Mangal, the governor of Helmand province,
-Mauricio Funes
-lawmakers complained about the administration's release of four documents last week that had authorized waterboarding and other controversial methods,
-2-2.
-1868,
-Tipitina's,
-investigation of fraudulent prescription-drug pads ordered from a vendor in San Diego."
-Haiti
-Francesco Schettino
-The plane landed at New York's John F. Kennedy International airport
-Friday morning
-Illinois Rep. Mark Kirk
-withdraw from from key positions in the capital on November 21, and leave the country entirely early in 2009.
-Twitter
-president
-Kerry Gibson
-U.S. Federal Aviation Administration
-Somalis
-Democratic Rep. William Jefferson
-traveled to France,
-Tony Derosier,
-shooting death of Johanna Justin-Jinich.
-22-year-old
-location-based services, and could potentially be another
-head of the "March 14" coalition,
-were found in the Giv'ati car park in the City of David in the walls around Jerusalem National Park,
-June,
-higher pay.
-dispatched men with whips to the streets around Bakara market and they are flogging any woman
-Cameroon
-organizations
-"scene setting"
-Beer pong,
-overturn the results of that election," said the prime minister, whose Conservative
-pushed the insurance giant too hard on the bonuses,
-huge
-Elizabeth Birnbaum
-fans
-1-0 victory
-Staszow.
-Dresses
-Manhattan's Vogue Club
-Brown had a previous sexual relationship with,"
-in memory of the students
-two-day
-make money and do good at the same time.
-Villarreal.
-The Pro Bowl
-Amsterdam's
-Michael Blosil
-Russian National,
-defeat against Barcelona.
-a year of psychological counseling,
-its part to improve the environment by taking on greenhouse gas emissions.
-The medical examiner
-state's Commission Against Discrimination
-high levels of alcohol consumption.
-Jones
-Michael Bloomberg
-his mother's faith
-thinner Kindle with a sharper picture
-former Judge
-focal point of the celebrations.
-Fraser Robinson III, was buried in Lincoln Cemetery in suburban Alsip, Illinois, not the Burr Oak graveyard
-(No. 7)
-Former Pakistani Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto
-is a re-enactment of an event when Prophet Abraham stoned the devil and rejected his temptations,
-Andre, a new neighbor of Phil Dunphy who happens to be a physician.
-by Congress
-Nancy Reagan
-Christopher Savoie
-blasting horns and fireworks shot from the Sky Tower
-International Group Inc.
-Deportivo La Coruna
-U.S. Air Force investigators
-USNS Walter S. Diehl,
-Reese Witherspoon
-Mikhail Gorbachev,
-Hamas,
-of Alabama
-will begin to scale back operations in Libya following Moammar Gadhafi's death, with the
-Struggling to make ends meet, trying to dig themselves out of debt,
-George W. Bush.
-Joint Revolutionary Council (JRC) of the Niger Delta
-Texas
-Vehicle Dynamics Development Engineer
-lawyer and head of the Bangladesh Environmental Lawyers Association,
-USS Boston in the South Pacific.
-double hand
-declined to
-in a small mountain shack, a far cry from the large camps al Qaeda had run in Taliban-era Afghanistan,
-Children with high-risk medical conditions or disabilities
-Jay Chou
-five pounds of cocaine
-Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
-has long been considered by the international community as one of the world's most prolific arms traffickers,"
-continued across Kashmir
-"A chicken soaked in the rain,"
-the risk of looting during times of conflict.
-RAND
-Natasha Richardson
-by a chemical reaction
-Germany
-the Farabundo Marti National Liberation Front, was formed in 1980 as an umbrella group
-"athletic-themed" album.
-signed petitions asking for a constitutional referendum that would grant Uribe the chance to run again.
-rising drug crimes along the border
-Carrie's boyfriend
-Michelle Duggar,
-Department of Homeland Security
-Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf's contribution
-800-million-pixel
-propelled enka into the 21st century
-making false official statements and obstructing a criminal investigation
-stepped on the Toes of The First Amendment Freedom of Speech,
-he was killed because of his sexual orientation and his race.
-Ivory Coast.
-dad Joni Lubis and brother Mohammed.
-Los Angeles, California.
-one of the worst fire seasons
-Bamiyan
-high-pitched device used to combat anti-social behavior
-Frank-Walter Steinmeier and the SPD
-excommunicated the doctors who performed the child's abortion.
-"Rich, engaging conversations are harder to come by than they were a few years ago. Our attention spans are silently evaporating."
-women
-2006
-enough evidence
-Tyler Brehm,
-Greece
-casket
-deposed prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra
-"A Shot at Love 2 With Tila Tequila"
-6,000
-a blood-stained purse strap
-pursue "updated, common-sense regulations"
-at a Christmas Eve party may have also had plans to kill his mother and his former wife's divorce attorney,
-11th
-killed in a beach house fire
-"Captain America Reborn."
-police chief and chief of criminal investigations
-rebuild our city,"
-"Outliers."
-his movie ['Inglourious Basterds']
-42 percent
-Nicolas Sarkozy
-failed to make it into work Monday
-Xinjiang Uygur
-Up to 150 students were
-of the return of beer
-Los Feliz
-Marie Osmond's
-old Hollywood and his mother.
-to invite Iranians to the celebrations at overseas posts as part of the president's policy of engaging the Iranian regime.
-366
-the symbols of the threat of war were still harder to ignore.
-"Mexico Unconquered: Chronicles of Power and Revolt,"
-antitrust exemption currently
-South Rim,
-David B. Givens
-The United States
-blue 1967 Cadillac.
-Xu Yuyuan,
-It caused shaking at the Pedro St. James National Historic Site, about a 10-minute drive from Bodden
-advocates of the Airline Passenger
-2,600 NIS,
-Morgan Tsvangirai
-Interior Secretary Ken Salazar
-the Korean War
-December 19,
-Obama has pledged to make Middle East peace a priority
-at Havana's Karl Marx Theater.
-Andrew Joseph "Joe" Stack III
-Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie's newborn twins
-Beer Pong.
-at least 90
-judge
-spray-painting public buildings
-photographer
-swastika.
-CPA Bill Ross
-and the Half-Blood Prince,"
-June 1
-rates are increasing among minority groups in the United States.
-Carver
-the commandment -- to love one another
-Guy Schroeder, Adam Foster and Harold Attling.
-abortion except in cases of rape.
-attempted burglary
-able to leave laptops in bags that meet TSA screening requirements.
-Piazza Colonna,
-Relief trucks from CARE International have arrived,
-University of Southern California study.
-0.7%
-Jorge Torres Puello
-90 minutes
-for not working to clean up the "corruption" at Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
-"It's beyond a movement at this point. Its more like a revolution,"
-Shandong province, killing 181 miners,
-The prime minister, together with other senior British politicians,
-the 2,455th star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame is laid on
-Ethan Hawke
-People's Republic of China,"
-killing at least 12 people
-closing after 50 years.
-black eye
-"top-down liberalism."
-African ministers and the deputy president
-the program would run out of money without an infusion from Congress.
-Israel's defense minister said the nation was in an "all-out war"
-citizens of Somalia,"
-safety issues in the company's
-Zeynep Fadillioglu,
-a showdown between two prominent families in one of the country's most politically divided states.
-Rose-Cut
-thresholds for taxing health plans will
-will unite their own party than
-of raping and killing a 14-year-old Iraqi girl.
-2011.
-at least Friday night
-his graying beard and his legendary swastika tattooed into his forehead.
-Bobby Cutts Jr.
-12 people
-Pickett
-triathlons.
-the last administration left us in a weaker posture than we've been any time since World War II: less regarded in the world, stretched more thinly than we ever have been in the past, two wars under way, virtually no respect in entire parts of the world.
-four years.
-98.
-Maggie Sorrells
-Patriotic Union of Kurdistan
-Cristiano Ronaldo
-According to Harry Johns, president and CEO of the
-third position.
-volunteer workers and evacuated families
-from melamine-tainted
-fuel economy, style and
-a federal judge in Mississippi
-26
-said he takes full responsibility for safety issues in the company's
-nearly four years ago
-more than 10-thousand
-the collision
-overwhelming amount of scientific studies
-Robin Barry Hughes and Matthew John Maguire,
-weather conditions
-The undercover agent
-The flights were temporarily suspended because of logistical issues including space to care for the injured,
-Ramon Rodriguez
-Four people were killed
-conference announcing the ad campaign. "There is something special about unions of husband and wife. Unless we bring men and women together, children will not have mothers and fathers."
-some of his belongings
-music and narrated matter-of-factly by the
-1986 through 1992.
-Ramadan,
-Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico and Arizona,
-close to 312.8 million people
-Philippa Gregory
-Floating debris had been located,
-single-engine, single-prop plane
-describe an Army colleague.
-Turkey
-"Both sides just want to get a fair jury that hasn't made up their mind and is willing to make a decision based upon the facts,"
-smoking,
-You can program the app to say your name in
-Snug Harbor
-Joe Tacopina,
-ambulances on a donkey cart,"
-"We need somebody who's got the heart
-the fragile unity government.
-Sirte,
-Hate Crimes Task Force
-Pentagon's
-star Kaka is leading the campaign for
-Forty-two people
-Afghan lawmakers
-El Adly and former Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak
-Six white-washed little shacks are all that remain
-Michelle Duggar,
-secret contents of the average American trunk and cargo hold.
-froze to death last month in his Bay City, Michigan, home
-was issuing a free repair kit
-neuroblastoma,
-things are where I expect them to be.
-Felipe
-Kacie Aleece Peterson,
-because the college feared they made have been exposed to the H1N1 flu outbreak in Mexico.
-Laos is the most affected
-unemployment and trying to save the city while he can barely afford to keep a roof over his head,"
-avalanche hazards prompted authorities to postpone the
-9,000-ton Greek-owned
-Iraqi Olympic Committee had
-is expected to be South Africa's next president.
-shocked world champions South Africa 20-13
-Four teenagers
-close to the border with Pakistan
-towards central Bangkok,
-varied,
-solve his state's water problems, one raindrop at a time.
-that Kelli Carpenter, left, and
-"The people kill him with the blocks,
-a discussion of the troubled state of journalism in America
-has stage 4 cancer, was denied help paying for electricity,
-Winston, Georgia,
-Dr. David Kiima
-Gaza
-of several millions of U.S. dollars,
-Breyer, Ginsburg, Kennedy and Scalia
-suspended some restrictions on private aid groups,
-the closed zone
-"lack structure and definition in their lives" and are "torn between their parents' traditional tribal and clan identities and the new cultures and traditions offered by American society."
-Minneapolis, Minnesota; Seattle, Washington
-disputed June 12 presidential vote, which re-elected hardline President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad over main opposition candidate Mir Hossein Moussavi.
-20,
-at least $250,000
-appealing characters the audiences love,"
-CenterPoint Energy's Critical Care
-Jersey start or grow their businesses.
-August 20
-and hit the floor," Johnson said,
-neighboring Russian republic of Ingushetia,
-detainees at Guantanamo Bay from being transferred to the United States for now.
-45,
-no
-allies are Great Britain in Europe and Japan in Asia.
-a new statue of President Reagan
-Enchautegui's death,
-"Every country has to see its way out of this, but only after a consultation with the GCC,"
-Later in the day,
-compared President Barack Obama to Adolf Hitler,
-20,
-Monday
-Sen. Edward M. Kennedy
-Portuguese island of Madeira,
-women who obsess and worry about relationships,
-Sir Ken Robinson
-1.1 million
-NASA
-35,000
-Why does the church continue to defend a practice that seems so unnatural and so unnecessary?
-excellent medical care,"
-speech in Turkish, addressing the value of a "multilingual culture" and decrying the fact that the Kurdish language is not protected under Turkey's constitution.
-tranquilized and then fitted with a GPS collar.
-which contains that "Better Man"
-Malaysia's reform
-Police
-Eden Memorial Park
-Tim Geithner
-Los Angeles
-but it launched an intense military offensive in late July to flush out militants from
-in shelters,
-"The Satanic Verses,"
-new book, "Outliers."
-Mike Leigh
-$3.2 million
-in Ireland
-$1 million
-you do as a public relations specialist or director
-Michael Phelps
-the presence of dioxins in animal feed and pork fat samples.
-January 10.
-higher number
-the Taliban's second-highest leader has been arrested.
-seven people
-Andrea Pirlo
-help carry the heavy load down from the mountains.
-are looking for other suspects,
-"Mad Men,"
-used the football matches in knee-deep mud to strengthen their leg muscles.
-sued Bratz manufacturer MGA Entertainment Inc.,
-The Deepwater Horizon caught fire
-Britain's Prime Minister Gordon Brown, France's President Nicolas Sarkozy
-collapsed while walking with her husband Richard in south-east London Tuesday,
-at an evening service in Wheaton Evangelical Free Church in Wheaton, Illinois, the group said in a written statement.
-the mosque
-the historic British ship that took the same name
-abandoned,
-provision in his economic stimulus plan had little effect so far on the multibillion-dollar trade partnership with
-Thousands may
-R-Arizona,
-13,000
-Haitian orphans
-her bedroom,
-2
-Nemberg allegedly dragged the unconscious Griffen into his car and then drove him around the area,
-Hewlett-Packard.
-elite fraternity of bona fide rock bands that enjoy airplay on both pop and rock stations.
-$20,236
-two
-Zelaya's removal was a constitutional
-Andrew Langhoff,
-Spanair MD-82 airliner
-Natasha Richardson,
-Guinness World Records 2010 book,
-son of a former Iranian Revolutionary Guard commander was found dead in a
-U.S. forces
-five clubs
-October 26, 2006,
-targeted a demonstration in Mosul against Israeli military operations in Gaza,
-Tipitina's,
-World Vision
-Marxist guerrillas
-"I think she made the wrong call. It's not her time,"
-13,000 birds
-DVD "Kill the Messenger,"
-in her home
-Eden Memorial Park, in Mission Hills, California,
-A wheel from the main
-May 1.
-at an airfield in southern Northamptonshire,
-The United Nations humanitarian chief Wednesday criticized a two-day
-to honor Michael's celebrated career,"
-the Russian state circus company troupe
-The Public Utility Commission of Texas will review the
-Atlanta, Georgia
-dialogue and engagement between the two nations,
-increased domestic intelligence to prevent future
-on handgun ownership,
-people are
-Google.
-will find they have a commonality with her.
-Syrian intelligence agents
-is becoming an increasing threat to Western ally Kenya and could potentially destabilize the region with dire consequences for global security,
-both doctors,
-floor Friday morning that he said would be
-The U.S. military
-Lebanon's
-the Nazis ordered,
-Sarah Palin.
-Ma Khin Khin Leh,
-5 inches is possible.
-minister of social affairs and social security
-the maneuver was part of a planned training exercise designed to help the prince learn to fly in combat situations.
-the clunkers program
-210 years
-14 people
-Turkey's President Abdullah Gul.
-Jalal Talabani
-of mourners and emissaries from the ultra-Orthodox Jewish Chabad
-place the head of a white man on a black man's body.
-war criminals died almost 20 years ago in Egypt.
-Christine
-25 years after their first recording is released.
-KCNA news agency.
-blue 1967 Cadillac.
-More than 7,800
-Melissa Joan Hart,
-government cake
-Clarence Center, New York,
-in time
-six
-in confidence
-hacked to
-Christian Karl Gerhartsreiter,
-reach their 20s.
-through March,
-in the city of Shahr-e Kurd.
-The Maryland couple currently
-our doors,
-2009 Super Bowl
-all unofficial visits to air traffic control operational areas
-FBI agent Richard Rennison and Dickinson police Detective Tim Cromie persuaded the FBI's Child Abduction Rapid Deployment (CARD) team to get involved.
-beaten and raped.
-Porteous Jr. of U.S. District Court
-the remainder of their federal loans
-Egypt's Interior Ministry was behind the journalist detentions,
-Bollywood legend Anil Kapoor,
-Caylee Anthony
-Niger, Nigeria, and Chad
-Tsugunomiya Akihito
-accept noncelibate clergy members and lay leaders who are in "lifelong" and "monogamous" same-sex relationships.
-increasing understanding of the sun in order to address its effect on Earth.
-than 100
-and his most notorious
-10,000 pieces inspired by humanity's adventures in space.
-112 American troops have died
-Shimon Peres
-to ski to the North Pole.
-Army Staff Sgt. Calvin Gibbs
-Boko Haram
-refugees on their rickety boats being towed out to sea, cut loose and abandoned.
-David Stinson
-shortly before 4 p.m.
-Pens, pin badges and $5 cookies emblazoned with Obama's image
-Tennessee Valley Authority
-the bogs of Finland,
-to Djibouti aboard the USNS Walter S. Diehl, a refueling ship that
-fighting for her
-the music talent competition on British television show "The X
-their lawyers.
-Apple decided to purge its app store of content that included nudity,
-The Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta
-World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.
-medication.
-happened yesterday tore up a big chunk of history, a big chunk of commerce, and a big chunk of the hearts of the Haitian people."
-the next-generation e-book reader
-bilateral economic and trade deals worth $4 billion,
-Pyongyang,
-November 2007,
-spray-painted anti-Muslim message
-Houston FBI Special Agent Richard Rennison is one of the lead investigators in the case,
-blue
-80,
-Afghanistan,
-Auckland, New Zealand.
-of the opinion's impact over the years. Written by Clifford
-Caylee Anthony
-to fraudulently obtain prescriptions
-North West Frontier Province.
-Bilal Abdulla and Mohammed Asha,
-the FDA
-German Martinez
-"If it stays just above freezing, it can really help sweeten the fruit, but it's a fine line to walk. If it gets too cold, you can definitely have some damage,"
-Sport business expert Professor Simon Chadwick, founder of the Center for the International Business of Sport (CIBS) at Coventry University,
-thousands of dollars
-The Deepwater Horizon
-South Africa's
-Disney World with my kids
-Agatha Christie
-Elaine Murphy,
-in that shooting.
-June 25
-Army Lt.Col. Gregory Gadson,
-The missiles can travel about 3,000 kilometers (1,900 miles),
-his fiancée was beaten and raped.
-A longtime friend of the three Kings
-a frying pan, a toaster oven, a blender
-July 27, 2003.
-and Forest Whitaker
-this year's Pulitzer Prize,
-New York City company,
-lurched the vehicle forward toward the gate of a nearby
-Indies pace bowling legend
-"Don't Trust The B----- in Apartment 23,"
-in east Jerusalem
-90 minutes
-Spanish,
-more than 100
-number of local farmers' markets
-Preliminary evidence gathered by Ireland's Food Safety Authority indicated that the contamination likely started in September,
-to register under a federal statute.
-Carolina Forest
-Robert D. Champion suffered muscle damage commonly seen in such events as car accidents, prolonged seizures, child abuse and torture,
-"How to Never Look Fat Again."
-He added, "There are actually studies showing if you cut down forests for farmland, you actually cool the planet, because of the glare from the cleared land."
-26-year-old
-mayor of Portland, Oregon,
-David Archuleta
-a Royal Air Force helicopter
-to the orphanage
-how well American children are doing in mathematics,
-"There is no way for salvation and to lift this oppression and tyranny unless you ... seriously prepare for jihad in the name of God and carry your weapons against the ruthless brutal invader thugs,"
-within the first 24 hours of the bridge's collapse
-Star Alliance
-a cleft lip,
-had started between the workers' employers and ACAS, the British Advisory, Conciliation and Arbitration Service.
-Microsoft
-Western Australia
-The American Civil Liberties Union
-starring in a popular daytime soap opera,
-among skiers
-Monday,
-July 12.
-to choose a running mate.
-money (share with others: virtue; selfishly keep everything for yourself: vice).
-well over 1,000 pounds).
-of 100,000 CHF ($97,500).
-"American Idol"
-South African
-19
-new cases of the virus had dropped
-May 1, 2001.
-a few blocks from her grandparents' house.
-also observe the outer layer of the sun's atmosphere, and the Extreme Ultraviolet Variability Experiment
-expulsion of international aid groups
-during the early 7th century.
-Bristol
-Thaksin Shinawatra,
-death of an elderly woman who was set on fire in the
-Friday.
-2005,
-Twenty-nine people
-a drunken driver on the streets of Addis Ababa.
-"Eighteen years,
-"They are my side, and I'm going to respect their wishes. I'm going to apologize to you because I think I'm taking up your air time, but I will not be on the show and I'm not going to discuss any of that. I'm going to honor their wishes."
-stop recruiting about 3,000 new soldiers
-to oppose racial intolerance.
-Edward
-February 12
-Presidential
-14,
-attacks shut down the social networking site Twitter
-Korean state-run media.
-posed as a "corrupt longshoreman's union official, stationed at Port Newark, who had the ability to clear imported cargo through the United States customs and border security measures without detection or seizure,"
-Six men
-Paris,
-was sworn in as the 67th U.S. secretary of state
-Dover Air Force Base
-St. Louis Cardinals
-Anthony Marshall
-The commander in chief's priority is preventing another terrorist attack in the
-in Pakistan Federally Administered Tribal Areas.
-Vice President Joe Biden
-helps people destroy those little plastic shovels, otherwise known as credit
-"The Mosquito,"
-has suspended all unofficial visits to air traffic control operational areas during its investigation into the incident.
-Seven
-2.9 million pounds ($5.9 million)
-to inform me that I was fired.
-The U.S. Army
-he will receive treatment for his cancer -- the type of which was not disclosed -- while working on the new "Dallas."
-The 57-year-old Augusta, Georgia, resident
-A British soldier
-aimed at improving a soldier's mind, body and spirit.
-re-opening the crown,
-man died after his car plunged 600 feet off the edge of the Grand Canyon's South Rim,
-10.2
-capital of Mexico City
-10 p.m.
-Rice turn over a long list of documents related to the contractor, Andrew Moonen.
-Anh "Joseph" Cao
-Infantino's "SlingRider"
-Google Maps 6.0 for Android
-19.2 pounds
-confirmed she had switched rehab facilities in her battle with substance abuse.
-fought to have her feeding tube removed,
-bind to the ribosomes, preventing them from making the proteins the bacteria need to survive.
-Haditha, Iraq.
-marine diesel fuel
-University
-Eric Holder was decidedly noncommittal
-iPhone 4S
-New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin
-evidence associated with the death of Marilyn Monroe, the 1963 "onion field" case
-blunt force injuries,
-a table
-long, distinguished careers thanks to independent films
-the pirates during an attack Wednesday on the U.S.-flagged container ship Maersk Alabama in the Indian Ocean.
-on a piece of "mission essential" equipment in the new wing: the toilet.
-African National Congress,
-pilot and co-pilot
-sixth
-University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
-Anaika
-that the prime minister dissolve the parliament within 15 days.
-65 percent
-$5,000
-April 5
-carry 15 million tons of crude oil annually from
-two
-since his son's June
-a set of tools to create interactive e-books.
-Americans spend a little less time in traffic,
-"They didn't come any more patriotic, caring or talented than Dolores."
-74 percent
-service dogs for the disabled, including wounded soldiers.
-3-2
-Indeed, in our dialogue we'd made it clear that it is their responsibility to rein in and neutralize
-Alain de Botton
-"We can communicate with patients through secure e-mail for routine questions or concerns that in the private world physicians often aren't able or won't do because there's just no motivation to do that. There's no reimbursement. ... Here with Group Health's model, it's all
-blunt force injuries,
-5 and 10
-their local airports.
-"Smile: You're Under Arrest."
-President
-"It's going to blow people away even with these high frigging expectations that everybody has."
-strange feelings
-Sierra Nevada and foothills
-but six others remain
-241
-at least 24
-14
-"What happened in the south [of Lebanon] is a violation of Resolution 1701 and is rejected by Lebanon,"
-growing tolerance measured,
-more than 100,000
-Texas-based
-tumultuous time in the band's career 20 years ago
-the Archbishop of Canterbury
-the issue of elections
-could reap the benefit from their opposition.
-income disparities and an ailing
-four-page
-heavy flannel or wool
-Intracoastal Waterway in Palm Valley,
-has died at age 60.
-SMA1 High
-parliament
-Chinese and U.S. militaries.
-were killed
-for three years
-of the virus in Egypt.
-12.
-The U.S. Open golf championship
-Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia,
-from troops killed in action
-241
-aboard the USS Bataan,
-Seoul blamed Pyongyang for the sinking in March of a South Korean warship.
-Christopher Guest, Michael McKean and Harry Shearer
-from the flight had been
-two counts of domestic assault
-20,000
-driven out of business,
-Nicolas Sarkozy
-how Hondurans and other Latin Americans viewed the political crisis in Honduras.
-technology
-Diego Fernandez de Cevallos Ramos.
-sharia, or Islamic
-IFCO Systems North America,
-walking in their own graduation, without any of their classmates,
-2.16 grams
-1.5 million
-Morakot
-online and telephone calls to an anti-sexual assault hot line surged.
-"We went with a pre-determined mind to lose the match against Australia,"
-Kim Clijsters
-A female shooting suspect
-$2 billion
-provide more than 500
-Efraim Diveroli,
-303-441-1636
-doctors at another nation's hospital would not accept a truckload of food and water from her. Nor would they let her pick up patients to take back to the University of Miami field hospital,
-in a fishing boat
-Miss California USA Carrie Prejean
-Muhamad Anwar,
-"We almost made it out of town,"
-"illegal images and videos depicting prepubescent children, including toddlers, engaged in various sexual and sadistic acts,"
-Intel's "Nehalem" processor.
-health care system.
-British disc jockey
-AR Rahman
-CITÉ SOLEIL, Haiti
-suicide bombing near her convoy
-nitrogen
-discovery of the ultimate cure for Alzheimer's disease: its prevention.
-great circle around me who support me
-alleged currency manipulation.
-6.0-magnitude
-Gary Garner
-Palestinian
-Sandra Samuel
-Hong Kong's
-11
-Jane Velez-Mitchell
-back at work,"
-Height's life was an "unambiguous record of righteous work,"
-a Slovakian citizen,
-President Obama
-Baghdad.
-Strollers, playpens, toys and diapers
-conspiring to deprive and depriving Dahndra "Ervin" Moore of his right to engage in a federally protected activity
-politician and mother.
-that hit Murfreesboro, Tennessee, on Friday,
-2,600 NIS, or about U.S. $753.
-$940 billion
-32.4 inches
-David Souter,
-teachers to spend more time with students to improve test scores.
-inside a Beason, Illinois, home
-in central
-University of Maryland-College Park chemistry
-Quentin Tarantino's
-a 68-year-old grandmother
-Turkish
-near the town of Chignik Lake, Alaska,
-The Christian Democrats
-Phillips spoke about her sexual relationship with her musician father,
-Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger believes the UK's tax rate rise
-Mullah Bismullah Akhund
-12-month
-Nivens' mother was killed when he was 4 years old, and his father was imprisoned for her murder.
-the crisis between Russia and Georgia
-on a remote island in search of fruit,
-Francis Ford Coppola,
-the violent death of former Libyan strongman Moammar Gadhafi
-27
-47
-"E! News"
-Indonesia's Java Island
-Monday afternoon
-which recognize the worst films of 2008.
-15-month
-made everyone feel better when
-had blocked a highway leading into India, preventing their crops from getting to market.
-President Obama's response to massive rallies in Iran
-teachers have been unfairly targeted and scapegoated and the
-bustling sidewalks and throngs of summer tourists are yet
-LaGuardia's Central Terminal
-by a relative
-campaign posters and banners
-than 100
-National Park Service
-Europe and the United States
-company's corporate culture.
-had alarmed anti-abortion voters with a series of verbal miscues,
-Istanbul's
-for the remarks I made regarding Hitler
-Washington attorney,
-life in prison without the possibility of parole.
-"Arena"
-123 pounds of cocaine and 4.5 pounds of heroin,
-African National Congress Deputy President Kgalema Motlanthe, will be
-Donald Tusk
-died of a suspected heart attack,
-The guinea
-CNN.com
-John Updike,
-February 12
-Wen Jiabao
-fraudulent Australian
-videos posted at iReport.com,
-roses
-falsifying safety test results.
-television program
-RootMetrics
-the man in charge of the American team, BMW Oracle Racing,
-of an Amnesty International
-two houses away,
-and creates a divide between young and old.
-breast health.
-April 5, 2003,
-Palin's son Track, 19, an infantry soldier, was deployed to Iraq with his Army unit September 11.
-$113.
-30 or 40 years."
-started.
-"America's Next Top Model,"
-the town hall participants
-his uncle indicated to family members two years ago that he had saved up more than a half-million dollars over the years.
-"I'm hoping it might catch the moment, and it might catch the Christmas spirit and the Thanksgiving spirit,"
-to her face and hands.
-Ruben Kruger
-Rangers
-An international arrest warrant
-Manas Air Base in Kyrgyzstan serves as a U.S. supply route for troops and supplies into Afghanistan.
-At least 120
-Jay Chou
-young women
-establishing a domestic intelligence agency.
-Israeli tennis player Shahar Peer
-Shel Israel,
-180,
-Bolton,
-Australian
-Vick "will be considered for full reinstatement and to play in regular-season games by Week 6 based on the progress he makes in his transition plan,"
-Iran's
-there was no indication early in the investigation that the
-higher levels of flu activity than the average for mid-May and an unusual number of outbreaks in schools.
-Larry King
-British Defense Ministry
-poor management and inadequate precautions
-poverty alleviation
-6-1
-U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon
-triggered by an 8.0 earthquake
-is on rise on college campuses.
-Air France
-in a cell in Damascus
-the walls were unsightly, and
-Crawford, Texas.
-through a market located near the house of a senior adviser to the chief minister of Punjab province,
-3 million
-Gregory's new novel "The White Queen"
-smoking by troops in war zones
-Russian defense
-at least 27 Awa Indians
-abducting a different woman from South Lake Tahoe, California, and holding her captive
-Helen Mirren and Rosario Dawson,
-The KATV anchor
-in Iraqi President Jalal Talabani's political party resigned
-Paul Wernick,
-capital of Mexico City
-sleep
-magazines and tabloids.
-former Pakistani Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto
-17
-Swami Pranavananda Brahmendra
-María Florencia Onori from Argentina
-Andrew Joseph "Joe" Stack III
-70,
-the investigation file, with recommended charges,
-father, Leopold,
-an intense operation to rout militants from their haven along the country's border with Afghanistan.
-military maneuvers with Venezuela
-African-American exchange student to Hamburg University in Germany from Southern Illinois University in 1959.
-Saturday,
-a review,
-allowing same-sex marriages
-"final curtain call."
-Arab Emirates
-neurochemical oxytocin
-problem of routine delays.
-three Australian passports
-citizenship in Iran and Canada,
-efforts to contain and clean up oil gushing from
-the loss
-Japan
-Jade Goody.
-Kansas beat Memphis to clinch the national championship last year,
-September 21, 2009
-Guatemalan President Alvaro Colom would be responsible
-five
-placing a false bomb or hazardous substance in the first degree; placing a false bomb or hazardous substance in a transportation facility; and making terrorist threats.
-journalist
-March 2004
-on the left side of his head,
-"Nothing anybody does will bring my daddy back,"
-74 percent of the public thinks the father of our country did lie to the public while he served as president.
-"Funny People,"
-A group called the "Hekla Welcome Committee-Initiative for More Social Eruptions"
-200 Monday after members of a machete-wielding Muslim group attacked a mostly Christian town south of the city of Jos,
-television commercial,
-1989,
-called for a tougher response from Moscow and Beijing.
-2-2
-in Somalia's capital city, Mogadishu,
-Ibrahim "Awwad Ibrahim" Ali al-Badri, also known by the alias "Abu Du'a,"
-calling for an end to the practice of foreign adoption.
-Japan's Nikkei 225
-Sudanese
-Amanda Knox,
-India's northeastern state of Bihar,
-"multiple traumatic injuries and drowning,"
-solar eclipse
-75
-his election campaign,
-of World War II. Japan's GDP fell at a record pace during the January-March quarter, when GDP was 15.4 percent lower than the same time period last year.
-President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo to step down.
-leading scorer in the
-is one of the most reliable and popular economy compact sedans/coupes in its class.
-Mehserle is charged with shooting Grant, 22, in an incident that spurred violent protests in Oakland after being captured on video.
-overboard
-interactive e-books.
-said he decided to yank the welcome mat for the 16,000 residents of Wainuiomata because "each time they visited, our life became less exciting."
-At least 43 people were taken to local hospitals, including five who suffered serious injuries,
-7,000 public and private
-Giuliana
-least 117
-drug and alcohol
-eat a primarily plant-based diet composed of grains, vegetables, and fruits, but they occasionally obtain protein from lean meat, fish, poultry, or dairy.
-the sci-fi scenarios depicted in The Matrix, and Star Trek's 'Holodeck' are now comprehendible realities
-the ordination of women and openly gay clergy,
-after suffering an epidural hematoma in a fall during a ski lesson.
-China
-Conservative Party
-Andreas Kofler,
-September 2007
-under which he will serve five years of probation and do about 1,400 hours of "labor-oriented service."
-period of five months last year,
-a planned assassination attempt
-Tuesday of conspiracy to murder and conspiring to cause explosions.
-845
-Slovakian citizen,
-China
-2005.
-the number of people
-Mojave boneyard
-Henry Louis Gates Jr.
-in May.
-39,
-location-based services,
-Craig Nevius
-464
-Hundreds
-They broke out of the gate. The 1 broke on top, the 9 ran second, and the 11 came out third. The 11 passed the 9, passed the 1, and they ran in a straight line all around the track. There was no question about it. The 11
-Iran and the United States,
-of 52 weeks that works for Pickett,
-Philip Shapiro, head of Liberty Maritime Corp.,
-comes from 18th-century Versailles, where courtiers wore ship-shaped rings as a sign of their rank.
-job-related and combat-related stress.
-prepare for the unexpected
-his controversial land reform
-by completely avoiding it.
-1½-year-old daughter, Corinne Gracy,
-credit-card-size pass
-the color of the 25 Welsh stones
-Prattsville
-Evo Morales
-Manolo Jimenez
-Seven Americans, two Canadians
-at a local clinic near Amstetten
-as my dog, DJ.
-asked her about it in 2005, she chose her words carefully:
-of being an al Qaeda "sleeper agent,"
-title in Munich went to Czech Tomas Berdych
-his experiences at war.
-They were in no way related to the
-in the past three years,
-a five-step process,
-GOP president contender Newt Gingrich
-had occasional memory lapses,
-a doctor.
-£1.2 billion ($1.7 billion),
-Mutassim Gadhafi,
-Former U.S. soldier Steven Green
-diarrhea, vomiting, abdominal cramps
-of Idaho, Alaska, Texas, South Carolina and Louisiana
-number of people killed since protests began this year against the regime of Bashar al-Assad
-the dangers of division and disunity, using the language of Islam.
-medals and $1.5 million in cash.
-because there were European laboratories that would pay them,"
-violent crackdowns against protesters in Iran,
-fewer people would have been injured
-conspiracy to murder and cause explosions.
-South Waziristan
-movie promoting the glory of Germany's Third Reich.
-Paulin-Ramirez,
-and his attorney, Dominick Barbara, appeared on CNN's Larry King Live on Wednesday to discuss the case and why he filed a lawsuit.
-Wednesday morning
-to their deaths from French transit camps between 1942 and the end of German
-Zambia
-federal kidnapping counts.
-Park Central New York Hotel in Manhattan.
-temporary warning sign on the car.
-Hong Kong
-Iran
-mail fraud to obtain the proceeds of arson, illegal possession and sale of firearms, and tampering with motor vehicle identification numbers,
-Garry Conille,
-the Obama and McCain camps
-confessions from detainees charged with fomenting political unrest,
-Retiring Army Col.
-1976.
-Christine Levinson
-of the religious minority
-tabloid newspapers
-Signal FM,
-in the oil-rich Niger Delta region of Nigeria
-"greatly concerned" about the government's proposed rescue plan.
-world economic crisis worsens
-a fourth successive occasion
-scheduled deployments to the U.S. Navy Central Command area of responsibility, and conduct Maritime Security Operations
-after the hearing that he believed Murray should be eligible for early release if he is given prison time.
-Talabani's PUK and the
-body of a tourist
-Chairman Stephen Green,
-United States
-the Oberoi
-more and more college students, like Vonck,
-the Federal Emergency Management Agency,
-more than a quarter of the
-85
-I am technically a
-push legislation designed to overhaul and upgrade America's aging oil and gas pipeline network.
-Savannah, Georgia,
-Bashar Assad
-transporting critically injured Haitians into the United States
-Miroslav Klose
-luck, hard work and loyal fans.
-Intel's "Nehalem" processor.
-Inter Milan
-at a university student apartment building,
-southwest Colombia
-Dae-jung helped bridge differences with North Korea.
-Michael Carrick
-Iowa
-an event when Prophet Abraham stoned the devil and rejected his temptations,
-strangulation marks.
-Betty White
-3-year-old girl
-three surviving children settle their differences over the deal,
-49
-20-6
-Chelsea
-Vinod Harith
-suffered a serious, potentially paralyzing injury from a swimming
-the Israeli intelligence service Mossad spying inside Turkey and kidnapping Turkish babies. The program also showed Mossad attacking the Turkish embassy in Tel Aviv and taking the ambassador and his family hostage.
-their new "paparazzi" line.
-some of the most gigantic pumpkins in the world, going through a metamorphosis from blobs of orange to art as night falls.
-"Itsy Bitsy Teeny Weeny Yellow Polka Dot Bikini."
-hung by its feet from a white board;
-panic over the environment and resource use, as well an increase in personal debt
-$18 billion.
-set up a manned
-CPA Bill Ross
-Obama's two daughters
-for gasoline and other petrofuels through March,
-had made it easier for a woman to choose to delay having children until after she established herself in a career.
-from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m. Friday and 10 a.m. until 1 p.m. Saturday,
-vanished in Iran last year.
-12th edition of the women's team golf tournament,
-expresses a desire to thaw U.S.-Soviet relatations,
-accused in the shooting death last year of Eve Carson,
-six sorority members
-John F. Kennedy,
-a series of wildfires
-"Grey's Anatomy."
-J.R. Martinez's
-have been forced from their homes by wars and other conflicts,
-15-year
-not currently enable a constant tracking of a jet by a ground crew at all times.
-to stand any chance of progressing.
-of a reformist Iranian member of parliament
-memorial park
-Maksim Chmerkovskiy
-died on Christmas Eve, according to the reports.
-Zimbabwe
-a blog
-Mark Lacroix
-was a significant step in potentially dismantling the cartel.
-allows users to set up a kind of online will,
-Pyongyang
-Al-Shabaab,
-at least 156 people were dead
-The Ministry of Defense
-alleged al Qaeda operative
-David Paulison on Sunday defended the agency's decision, telling CNN that Louisiana had been offered some of the stockpiles, but that state officials had declined the goods.
-lack of focus."
-"the hottest political article in the Republican Party,"
-print publication,
-Michael Alexander, 55, and Kerry Khan, 53,
-by mid-October,
-Kashmir
-two remaining crew members from the helicopter,
-cholera
-Somalia
-Moshe Holtzberg,
-which heard testimony from parents, investigators and experts who described traumatizing punishment of special-needs children.
-"Francisco Martinez,
-26,
-a
-Barnett,
-Supreme Motor Lodge
-one of the sailors
-Arizona
-the "highest levels of the Kurdish leadership" to accept a compromise that would dictate how national elections would be held in January.
-disabled veteran Tomas Young,
-El Salvador's new president,
-every British household with a television,
-Abdullah Gul.
-Kevin Cross
-handgun ownership,
-the government
-sedan
-Only 22
-Child Network (GCN),
-over 40 years
-the suspect approached him and "reached into his waist area,"
-Pervez Musharraf's
-Mont Tremblant ski resort in eastern Canada
-Indian Ocean tsunami,
-Lillo Brancato Jr.
-Roger Federer
-Taylor Mitchell
-Haiti
-transitioned from female to male just before
-electronically attacking the website belonging to Gene Simmons of the rock band KISS,
-Sheikh Sharif Sheikh Ahmed
-al-Sadr,
-"Two and a Half Men."
-injuries sustained in a one-car accident
-2.5
-4.2
-"Barbies
-put forward is more centrist, more bipartisan and would be at significantly lower cost,"
-the chief executive officer,
-298 million,
-You don't know; you hit your head wrong. You walk out of your house and it's over. We all know that, especially at this age. You understand that it's over, it's gone. It's just not that
-$100 million
-18 miles west-southwest of El Centro, California,
-central Oklahoma
-nine
-abandoned,
-"My Father's Tears and Other Stories,"
-The results
-three
-Ford Motor Company
-Four
-South Waziristan is the
-a reporter
-Five
-freeing others trapped unwillingly in polygamist sects:
-Boeing 767
-a deliberate provocation by hardliners opposed to a settlement of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict,
-the 21st century
-attacking 73-year-old Deloris Gillespie.
-French actress Ludivine Sagnier
-including three Iraqi soldiers,
-Liam Gallagher
-100 km (62 miles) southwest of Bali,
-Real Madrid
-Locally grown foods
-The Wall Street Journal Europe
-of the 4.6-million member church allowed gay people to serve as members of professional rosters only if they were celibate.
-New Zealand.
-Pakistani security forces
-$2 million
-276 million
-of World War II.
-British territory of the Cayman Islands
-"We cannot give a blank check to Washington with no oversight and accountability, when no oversight and accountability is what got us into this mess in the first place,"
-off Brazil's coast
-Cuba,
-Ethiopia.
-Nash arrived at Herold's Stamford home,
-a suspected heart attack,
-first president, physician Ram Baran Yadav.
-Eme Zuru Ayortor,
-when media outlets around the world take a break from the serious business of delivering news
-Bilal Abdulla
-the Senate
-Richmond High School campus, in the Richmond community north of Oakland on San Francisco Bay.
-twice as big as the Exxon Valdez
-until there is a clear plan for leaving Afghanistan.
-were
-Woody Harrelson's
-key positions in the
-agriculture,
-22,
-taken to the island of Fernando de Noronha for transport by helicopter to Recife. The 25
-Park Ji-Sung
-Spc. William Colton Millay
-An Islamic militant group in northern Nigeria
-"We're good friends who have known each other for a long time,"
-France's oceanographic
-"Don't Trust The B----- in Apartment 23,"
-"Mr. Tambourine Man"
-France bears responsibility for deporting Jews to their deaths in concentration
-has not been determined,
-12 years ago,
-how Hondurans and other Latin Americans viewed the political crisis in Honduras.
-held at Stateville Correctional Center near Joliet, Illinois,
-Vienna
-tight,
-600 miles (1,000 kilometers)
-Infantino's "SlingRider"
-"little lawyer,"
-Britain's
-forgery, fraudulent use of personal information and petty theft,
-Edward Flynn,
-CNN.com
-government's proposed rescue
-deliberately losing two games at the Champions Trophy
-about 19 percent
-more than happy to take his money or [that of] any other governor in this country that doesn't want to take this money. I take it because I think
-in a video statement posted on his personal Web site
-96,000 African refugees headed to Yemen and Italy,
-one
-TV m8120n is proof positive that quad-core processing is
-Barbara Streisand's
-near her car
-around 5.3 million
-U.S. troops cranked up their fight against the
-natural gas,
-February 2004.
-spokesman said the U.S. space agency is aware of Colbert's threat, issued Monday night on Comedy Central's "Colbert Report," but no decision will be made on the node's name until next week.
-widespread abuse of techniques use to restrain or discipline special-education students.
-Saturday,
-weekly
-digitally manipulated without the paper's knowledge.
-been adrift without supplies in a fishing boat for more than two weeks off the coast of the southern state of Chiapas.
-Justice Department official Roslyn Mazer
-Canadian airliner,
-"The Closer."
-the facility twice presented Barrow with the chance to change either rooms or roommates, but she declined each time.
-an alleged conspiracy involving more than $20 million in bribes and kickbacks, as well as a plan to try to steer a $780 million contract to a favored contractor,
-41-year-old
-subordinates.
-a tear gas shell
-to keep talking about educational empowerment and overcoming adversity,
-he cannot classify her death as a homicide.
-tactician,
-People's Mujahedin
-"That's for Lockerbie."
-during the 2009 MTV Video Music Awards,
-150,000
-grew 3.7 percent on an annualized basis from April to June
-Rafael Nadal,
-The FLDS has strict rules, especially for girls: no pants, haircuts, drugs, booze or boys; just "keep sweet" and obey. So young women who leave often delve into worldly pleasures once outside, indulgences as innocent as blue jeans and as destructive as heroin and prostitution, survivors and an
-that Nguyen was "extremely intoxicated and inebriated" and that the player tried to make arrangements for her to leave the house.
-took on the top job in January.
-Buffalo-Niagara International Airport.
-Kashmir state governor N. N. Vohra.
-body work that might indicate a prior unreported incident.
-two-time
-join in astronomy research online.
-sexually abusing children
-rocker Ryan Adams
-abroad remain
-Greg Behrendt
-Kandi Burruss says she is happy to join the
-Maziar Bahari,
-Madge Wallace,
-was then placed into a wheeled suitcase along with mothballs and fabric-softener sheets,
-date-rape
-$31 million
-Iraqi President Jalal Talabani
-of Representatives overwhelmingly
-Barack Obama.
-Ocala, Florida,
-"Dr. Death"
-region between Pakistan and Afghanistan,
-A meningitis outbreak
-5,000.
-ended up doing
-World Wildlife Fund
-U.N. Development Program.
-one in six people
-Detroit, Michigan.
-Somalia's
-that that criticism comes based on the color of his skin,"
-"Robin Hood: Men in Tights"
-David Duke.
-hostile and nonhostile incidents.
-charged with 19 counts of felony animal cruelty, 19 counts of improperly disposing of an animal body
-30,000
-Bill Ross
-Jay-Z, Faith Hill, Shakira
-disposal trucks
-54.1 million
-11 to win, 1 to place,
-not participate in harsh interrogations of suspected terrorists detained
-many would perceive to be Islamic terrorists."
-Tokyo
-Brock Husted, his wife, Davina Husted, and her fetus.
-run a successful campaign
-36 Chicago-area students
-Pirates
-in at-risk situations.
-February 2004.
-liver cancer.
-up to two years or until their passport expires,
-undeveloped land from a government agency for about a third of its estimated value.
-Arsenal striker Robin van Persie misses the
-65
-voter-approved ban on same-sex
-to invite Iranians to the celebrations at overseas posts
-could be punishable by execution.
-Atefeh Yazdi
-More than one million
-image are hugely popular
-more than 500 lives
-in the June 1
-world boxing champion
-"Don't Trust The B----- in Apartment 23,"
-May 20.
-"What matters is your life. We're going to save your life."
-there is no doubt that the Taliban have support in Pakistan's second largest city.
-disturbed as part of the scheme,
-Two Americans
-Friday.
-a 1-1 draw
-Courageous
-Iowa
-political opponent
-a psychiatric evaluation,
-around a cross-country journey by DeNiro's character
-until the end of the Islamic holy month of Ramadan.
-Washington
-two suicide
-Peanut Corp. of America,
-investigators
-makes it easier to promote than a series created from scratch.
-Kurdish
-America's
-Loh Sriaya,
-an accessory to about 27,900 murders during World
-Massachusetts
-Anh "Joseph" Cao
-captain in the National Guard and Delaware's attorney general
-Ingmar Guandique is serving a 10-year
-the law will lead to racial profiling.
-forcing an African-American man out of
-Brazil
-"John McCain
-metal zippers, clips and buckles
-he does not appear in any
-solicit donations.
-Iraq
-"It's not productive, given the history of U.S.-Iranian relations, to be seen as meddling, the U.S.
-for Travel Authorization
-creation of a socially responsible footwear company that blends philanthropy and
-600m
-help the Iraqis investigate the bombings.
-five
-$17.7 million,
-Ousted Honduran President Jose Manuel Zelaya
-India
-Sunday
-only behind closed doors,
-president sworn in to a first term.
-Google Maps 6.0 for Android
-murdering three Afghan civilians, illegally cutting off pieces of their corpses to keep as "souvenirs" and planting weapons
-Camorra's manipulation of garbage disposal
-The British government says its forces will complete
-family situation would have a negative impact on her effectiveness as vice president.
-"the combination of rising jet fuel costs and a slowing economic environment,"
-Children with high-risk medical conditions or disabilities
-Chester Arthur Stiles
-TEHRAN,
-Glasgow rivals
-explosion
-two
-23,000-ton
-reverse the Bush administration's limits on embryonic stem-cell research,
-graduate with college
-New York
-United States, Britain, Russia, China
-on December 19,
-Ten South African ministers and the deputy
-"My grandchildren, both Haleigh and Junior, have very often said that they would love for their daddy to marry Misty and that they wanted Misty to be their mommy. And so I feel like they are just trying to fulfill a wish for Haleigh so that when she comes home she will have that extra happiness to come home to."
-the chief executive officer,
-in Santa Monica, California,
-Amir Khan
-"mentally deranged person steeped in the inveterate enmity towards the system"
-flights were delayed
-first double hand transplant
-disperses young people by emitting sharp, piercing sounds.
-the four missing miners were able to survive by entering one of the chambers,
-Aloha Stadium in Honolulu.
-requiring federal oil industry regulators to wait at least two years after leaving government service before going to work for companies they helped regulate.
-should be completed by around January 20 and officials hope
-dangers as civil warfare and
-"Our policy on kidnapping high value oil workers from Western Europe and North America remains unchanged and will continue to form an integral part of our pressure strategy in the emancipation struggle in 2009,"
-Chinese dairy
-New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg slammed Burress on Monday, saying it would be an "outrage" if the Giants receiver isn't prosecuted "to the fullest extent of the law" after the shooting with a gun that authorities say he owned illegally.
-to the condo open
-not wearing the veil that is required for women under some interpretations of Islamic law,
-satire on U.S. President George W. Bush's foreign policy.
-almost 3 million people have been
-November 2.
-21,
-must register their details online at least three days before they depart.
-security forces and coalition soldiers
-Robert D. Champion
-blow
-"Tennis
-Larry King
-music in his spare time.
-Sandusky, Ohio Near Toledo, Ohio
-tried to behead
-December.
-775
-Houston FBI
-killed centenarian
-has been wracked by an 18-year bloody separatist campaign that
-10
-the attempted recruitment of young Somali-American men by al-Shabaab,
-"The Orchid Thief"
-$31 million
-GPS
-Mohsen Rezaie,
-was claimed by a relative Friday,
-with high-risk medical conditions or disabilities
-highly stigmatized form of sexual abuse, often leaves the victim ashamed, isolated and unable to tell others
-fans had driven the demand for the movie. "We've had fans clamoring for a movie for the past 18 years,"
-white supremacy
-about four years ago,"
-the music talent competition on British television show "The X
-Target
-hybrid human-animal
-Josh Fattal
-Four other workers were
-family has been growing citrus in Vero Beach, Florida,
-the software runs without their knowledge and appears difficult, if not impossible, to uninstall.
-the Biscayne Bay
-two
-inside an SUV
-Chris Johnson.
-protest camps at two locations.
-sound-only
-Abdelilah Benkirane,
-Lebanese channel LBC's
-last week of beef products possibly contaminated with E. coli has
-Hamas
-"I feel fit, I sleep better, I feel better, I feel younger, and I feel I can live another 48 years.
-nine
-Timothy Marchell,
-Jalal Talabani
-will address the future of the U.S. military
-Liam Gallagher
-10.
-The Treasury's action, termed a "designation,"
-7 billion people.
-best nights of our lives.
-Nepal, 56,
-"committed to Gulf security for decades and it should come as no surprise to anyone that we'll do
-Nelly Furtado
-a mandatory 10-year prison term for "discharging" a weapon during a crime.
-R-South Carolina,
-two senior National Transitional Council spokesmen
-supposed to be sworn in as deputy agriculture minister
-President Clinton,
-voted in favor of Sarkozy's plan, 329-238.
-granted temporary protected status to unauthorized Haitian immigrants
-to lay roses at the 9/11 memorial
-concluded that there was no evidence of toxic effects when they exposed human lab cell cultures to cabin pollutants.
-Oregon's annual Portland
-US Open at Bethpage Black
-joined world leaders in the German capital
-440 pounds
-"The United States
-blunt-force trauma."
-of 79.
-20,000
-had an early buy-in price of $69).
-At least seven people were killed and hundreds arrested,
-House unveiled a strategy to combat rising drug crimes along the border Friday, vowing
-Obama
-Investigators for the Department of Justice
-Trulli had illegally passed Hamilton
-Maurice Clemmons,
-Fools' Day.
-six years ago
-Obama
-Apartments.com and CBcampus.com just released the "Top 10
-a lightweight, rolling duffel.
-more than 40 over-the-counter
-Ed Voyles Honda in Marietta, Georgia.
-nearly the entire skeleton of a man
-allowing coverage of his casket being returned
-Vietnamese-American
-Marcelo Alejandro
-a man "brave enough to think differently, bold enough to believe he could change the world, and talented enough to do it."
-Iraq. After less than a week there, he was shot in the spine, paralyzing him from the waist down.
-Transport for London,
-Ryan Mlynarczyk,
-interested in learning whether Apple has employed anticompetitive tactics.
-8,750
-a five-step
-bloody eight-year war
-seafood industry group.
-Kyra Sedgwick,
-house in suburban San Diego, California, at the time of the incident and "witness after witness after witness will back up his story 100 percent."
-nearly 40 years,
-to underscore the essential importance of women's mental health to overall well-being,
-Spider-Man's alter ego
-carjacking resulting in death, carrying and using firearms in relation to carjacking, being a felon in possession of a firearm, and possessing a short-barreled shotgun not properly registered to him.
-nurses whom she is paying,
-Nine Inch Nails
-Web-based on-demand television and movie service
-new efforts to help homeowners with refinancing.
-Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia,
-Schoharie, Tioga, Broome, Greene,
-23
-Evo Morales
-Matt Damon,
-the race will be tight, with the Hezbollah-dominated "March 8 alliance" possibly winning a majority of seats in parliament.
-massive snowstorm
-2007.
-xenophobia, racism, nationalism, misandry, misogyny, homophobia or
-regarded the Iranian threat as so serious that it was the major factor in his decision not to allow United Nations weapons inspectors to return,
-North Korean President Kim Jong Il later
-as wooden snakes, guitars and statues,
-discharge the teachers, administrators and other personnel
-Senators this week joined their colleagues from the House
-one of the world's most wanted Nazi war criminals died almost 20 years ago in Egypt.
-George Hamilton
-safety and security and making sure that spillover violence does not erupt in our own country.
-5-2 victory
-have held back-to-back conventions;
-the system of government is broken,
-OneLegacy, an organ procurement agency
-should serve as a warning to those who are contemplating committing such crimes,
-killed 775 people and infected more than 15,000.
-coroner's office
-at New York Hospital Medical Center of Queens,
-Kosovo.
-an Iraqi official and three police officers
-Two U.S. filmmakers
-people
-2009.
-Michael Flanagan.
-at Thanksgiving dinner.
-nutrients that may not be inherent to a given food.
-18-year-old
-his Democratic rival, Sen. Barack Obama,
-England
-Main Street."
-would help inject competition into the health care industry while reducing consumer costs.
-professional pilots to unhinged rants about the extraterrestrial menace
-Amsterdam, Netherlands,
-corrosive gasses
-123 pounds of cocaine and 4.5 pounds of heroin,
-murder
-the alleged driver of the gray Pontiac,
-as Kacie Aleece Peterson, 18,
-"owned the Senate."
-the favorite to fill the seat left by Bond,
-who were trying to escape
-Benedict XVI preach
-prostate cancer
-Colombian President Alvaro Uribe
-the biggest fear is people will be
-$100 million
-about 2,555
-"I am grateful that I had the opportunity to serve as the assistant secretary for the Bureau of Diplomatic Security, whose brave men and women serve on the front lines of the Global War on Terror,"
-$100 million
-556
-China is
-Kim Il Sung died
-Claude Chabrol
-$95 billion,
-of the two provinces
-Boeing 737-800
-climbed four floors up a fire escape to try to help the boy before firefighters arrived.
-nurses, physician assistants, pharmacists
-Bill Clinton,
-The missing instructor pilot
-to set up a manned lunar outpost
-Scotland
-Oregon,
-Hawaii
-oil-tainted seafood.
-Police Chief
-Roy Bennett's
-painting of the British House of Commons
-Malcolm Gladwell
-we must to ensure the strait remains open."
-a soldier from Pakistan as "our little Paki friend."
-Friday
-Berlin Wall
-oil-rich Nigeria
-pay discrimination easier by altering a time limit on such suits.
-"I probably never did anything the New York Times suggested I do in eight years as mayor of New York City, and if I did, I wouldn't be considered a conservative Republican," Giuliani said
-Recep Tayyip Erdogan
-travelers skeptical, particularly
-"never admitted what he
-bodies a day after avalanches in British Columbia, Canada.
-solar tsunamis wreak havoc on our planet.
-10 times
-"One Fifth Avenue,"
-2001,
-says the State Department is covering up "an epidemic of corruption" in Iraq.
-convenience store,
-"G-Force"
-20-6
-in public.
-that the impending change in leadership in the United States will translate in to a changed Cuban policy.
-understands my body.
-29 people
-93-foot fishing vessel
-the "Cash for Clunkers"
-to help those in need.
-Without Borders
-Jelena Jankovic
-gallbladder issues,"
-the firing of rockets into northern Israel
-suspect, in his early 50s,
-Donna's Bar and Grill.
-checked into "a Los Angeles hospital."
-shrink wrap,
-more than evident that the "war on drugs" approach has been an absolute failure. It hasn't in any way stopped the amount of
-107 of the 395
-we have found no signs of foul play,"
-Cyprus
-and spouse Kelli Carpenter "are working through their issues" and "nothing
-Melissa Joan Hart
-inject competition into the health care industry while reducing consumer costs.
-the current economic climate
-demonstrators.
-The Human Fertilization and Embryology
-his country "asks for no other country's permission for the implementation of
-upon his release.
-National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
-said the music industry is so focused these days on the bottom line
-About 76 million
-Serena
-U.S. vessels
-are non-profit organizations,
-Toyota
-the tent city of Mina
-Lance Armstrong
-Dr. Thomas Frieden,
-rich chords of a chapel
-National Park and Preserve.
-at a sports center near the scene of the accident,
-"Behind-The-Scenes: The LAPD Homicide Experience," at the Palms Casino Resort in Las Vegas, Nevada.
-in the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region
-Eric Abidal
-Friday morning
-22
-plane that crashed in Buffalo, New York, in February
-suspend, fire or arrest
-alleged a molestation attempt.
-he didn't agree with the Globe's account.
-father -- a father who had some sage advice from his son this morning: 'Dad, keep it short, we're in formation.'
-outbreak of salmonella poisoning
-to a child in need every time it
-eight days
-Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan.
-been devastated by massive deforestation.
-screenplays, directing and appearing
-are between the east African country of Tanzania and the
-with bipolar disorder,
-76
-100,000 of the gorillas left worldwide.
-local Chili's restaurant.
-79.
-director of pediatric neurosurgery at Johns Hopkins Children's Center.
-a residential area in
-L.A. is a melting pot of many different cultures and we have fabulous ingredients here. If you go to San Diego, San Francisco you can get the best vegetables, the best fruits, sea food
-Long Island's
-Waterstones bookstore in Piccadilly Circus
-between 1994 and 2009,
-Foreign Ministry
-to accept a compromise that would dictate how national elections would be held in January.
-30
-$80 billion
-that the situation is being exaggerated by the West in an effort to exert pressure on President Robert Mugabe to leave office.
-Those aboard
-Darker-skinned
-London
-the Joker.
-his children
-Monica Conyers,
-New Year
-The winter weather blasting
-almost all the 22 passengers
-11
-British Columbia,
-New Year's Day
-32,
-"mummy"
-5.3 million
-that they helped four suspects from the Madrid train bombings to
-Britain's tabloid Sun newspaper Thursday proclaimed from its front page that a wind turbine was ruined after a
-47,
-ship's fuel tank
-in the series
-Monday afternoon.
-questions about the quality of the nuclear weapons the U.S. will keep in its arsenal, which are aging.
-violated its terms of service.
-Curtis Lavell Vance,
-morning news
-Olympic Committee
-Al Qaeda-linked militant
-Stephen Morgan
-companies
-whether or not an amateur stands a chance on the show.
-"The world has lost a visionary. And there may be no greater tribute to Steve's success than the fact that much of the world learned of his passing on a device he invented,"
-2009,
-Apple's iTunes
-"He's Just Not That Into You,"
-of content that included nudity,
-to provide security in southern Helmand,"
-an unauthorized app
-Misty,
-Strollers, playpens, toys and diapers take up a lot of space, but a lot of parents still had organized trunks.
-116
-Marzieh-Vahid Dastjerdi.
-northwest and central Oklahoma
-David Gray, Jill Scott,
-Tiger Woods
-found to carry disease-causing genes often are discarded. She says that is essentially murder.
-Alfred Nobel,
-$1 trillion.
-Granma, the official mouthpiece of the Cuban government,
-"The Baggage"
-Critics say the patrols use racial profiling to unfairly target Hispanic drivers and pedestrians,
-Skydive Moab,
-assault weapons, other kinds of weapons
-"I was hiding under a clothing rack and people were yelling that we were being taken hostage."
-Washington-based
-on all levels, personality type, mutual goals, similar outlooks on the game, and
-at least 60
-which states that a pregnancy can be interrupted in case of rape,"
-"unconscionable
-twice
-Geoffrey Fieger
-long-simmering resentment
-"Travel only when you are well,"
-across Mexico
-verbal jousting between Ahmadinejad and
-Capt. Richard Phillips,
-Debbie Rowe, Jackson's ex-wife and
-$30 billion of the remaining Troubled Asset Relief Program funds
-Mat Kearney's
-millions of individual stars forming a dustlike haze, or superimpose a map of the different constellations in the sky.
-the Iranian government
-minority groups in the United States.
-everything to do with a Commander in Chief who seems to not like the military showing some basic respect to the men and women, alive and dead, who have actually kept us free."
-Jorge Torres Puello
-looking into the world's green pioneers.
-landslides
-Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova
-bankruptcy would drive
-about 1,000
-foreign affairs analyst
-ecological issues and trends,
-"We stand by and await his release and his next masterwork,"
-six to seven hours a day to prepare
-on the last day of a two-week vacation
-will snap shut like a Venus flytrap around shrimp that are unfortunate enough to go near it.
-of Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie's newborn twins have been published for the first
-Charles Schulz,
-(some weighing well over 1,000 pounds).
-June 6, 1944,
-by the Thai army.
-in his luxury neighborhood near Windermere, Florida,
-his reputation as the top men's short-track speedskater
-once a week
-cream of Hollywood
-a shooting standoff at Pittsburgh home Saturday.
-Iran
-devoted to global philanthropic interests and speeches,
-a rocky perch for the terraced restaurant,
-Fifteen
-United States, Russia, China
-Five people
-three-point lead
-was brought on by the stress of war and the distance from loved ones.
-three new species (the anemone, the sea squirt, and a new kind of barnacle)
-Laura Lundquist
-a ball autographed by Howard.
-29
-"And still they hadn't left; they were inside the car. And one man said to the other, 'Let's shoot him because he's becoming annoying.'
-former Judge Herman Thomas was found not guilty on several charges and the judge in the case granted a directed verdict of acquittal on all the other counts.
-discuss whether he should be charged with a crime,
-Dr. Olimpio Moraes,
-April 26, 1913,
-in the United States
-amazing firework displays
-New Zealand's
-United States
-"We apologized, fixed the error and we are looking into how it happened,"
-692
-deportation of its Jews
-fled poverty and conflict
-January 20,
-Australian actor Heath Ledger,
-a "slightly intoxicated" passenger from Uzbekistan,
-Cuba
-more than 800
-First lady Michelle Obama's father
-"We remain focused on our business and serving our business."
-Shane Bauer and Josh Fattal
-Vienna beat 220 other cities to earn the distinction.
-mayors and policymakers in Seoul have the ability to make a difference with climate
-July issue of Italian
-Russian authorities
-carbon dioxide.
-$1 million
-"suspicion of assault occasioning actual bodily
-Within the current
-by the end of court Friday.
-Ryan Brunn
-are operating in Haiti. Fifteen of them
-[the teacher's] part, very ill-conceived and nothing to fool around with,"
-a three-point plan to get the country back on its feet
-Pittsburgh
-it has worked out a way for groups of
-Others facing quarantine include those sitting close
-Islamic
-Las Vegas
-a criminal or terrorism-related offense.
-in February.
-Iowa
-Many of the bodies are so badly burned that fingerprint identification is impossible, and investigators
-585
-United Kingdom Independence Party
-reformist presidential candidate
-Executive Editorial Director for Kelley Blue Book and kbb.com, and co-host
-three legal challenges
-Palin and Biden
-61,
-at least seven
-were discouraged as it was accepted that humans were the only beings with souls,"
-"We exercise all around the globe and have joint exercises with countries all over
-publicly in 1986,"
-of the people want nothing
-Jang may serve as caretaker for Kim's successor,
-a 9-year-old rape victim
-the Sigma Gamma Rho
-to place the head of a white man on a black man's body.
-the "yes" campaign to adopt the Lisbon Treaty and its rules for governing an expanded European Union will be successful.
-nothing,"
-Images taken from a security camera at the Ritz Hotel in Paris show the 36-year-old smiling as she
-6.0-magnitude
-of the Statue of Liberty,
-issued a statement dated February 11 saying the guerrillas detained and "executed" eight people on February 6 in the town of Rio Bravo because the Indians were gathering information about the rebels to give to the Colombian military.
-January 12, 2009.
-Judge G. Thomas
-Green
-Esmeraldas, on Ecuador's northern coast.
-tend to use their car's trunk as a portable gym locker.
-2.2 million
-President Obama
-stricter rules on Somali civilians living in the areas it controls.
-the Economic Community of West African States
-everyday folks are taking on new personas to perform community service, help the homeless and even fight crime.
-Leona Lewis
-Jimmy Carter, George H.W.
-Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez, whose comments have frequently antagonized Washington, said it would welcome the Russian air force,
-New Delhi,
-"The Farrah Fawcett poster
-Kevin Cross
-pull the plug on the live
-concept of forgiveness.
-tens of thousands
-India,
-inside a shipment of frozen sharks.
-13,000 policemen
-further confirmation of the harmful effects of climate change on ecosystems.
-could rise above 42.
-a quake victim on a hospital bed, naked from the waist down except for a thin strip of cloth covering the genitals.
-call 303-441-1636
-a little millinery that I frequent out in Detroit.
-Edward McGuire
-Hubble Space Telescope, who have agreed
-The Bronx County District Attorneys Office
-Clijsters defeated fellow comeback queen Justine Henin in the final of the Brisbane International
-The Catamaran Resort Hotel and Spa
-New Zealand's Russell
-on their rickety boats being towed out
-Castaneda's girlfriend, Melissa Bailey,
-on Christmas Eve 1959
-3,000 kilometers (1,900 miles),
-Brazilian model
-information-mining
-"I don't think anyone's done anything to Conan.
-Al-Shabaab,
-mudslides
-allowing abuse and torture in attempts to coerce false confessions.
-about $2 billion
-solve his state's water problems, one raindrop at a time.
-Secretary of State-designate
-Sydney Harbor
-Juanico, Mexico,
-painkillers,
-exploring other options, such as partnering with non-Shriners
-won Austria's second gold medal at the Vancouver Games
-the museum
-Dinara Safina
-armed conflicts
-Naftogaz Ukrainy,
-19 people
-a New York hotel
-Over 40 prestigious schools
-hazard may occur due to re-entry of satellite debris into the earth's atmosphere."
-ramshackle home at 1554 Walnut Ave. in Antioch, California,
-"a number of factors that come together when a dynamic, influential and extremist leader gains access to a despondent and disenfranchised group of young men,"
-until George Bush and John McCain decided to invade Iraq."
-in a hotel in Brazil,
-is no well-documented case of anyone being truly cured of HIV disease.
-New York
-53
-in the Irish capital.
-for 24 years
-long after the end of armed conflict.
-three
-residents of North Carolina,
-Iraqi President Jalal Talabani
-in Milan.
-some form of epilepsy,
-E Street
-Abraham Shakespeare,
-calling the practice unnecessary, unnatural, and reprehensible
-Europe.
-Kian Tajbakhsh, an Iranian-American scholar.
-ships and cars
-Peanut butter produced by Peanut Corporation of America, one of several peanut butter suppliers
-Werder Bremen hammered his side 5-2
-Twenty years since
-realized you need more than position papers to sway the voters.
-state of emergency
-movie business for over 35 years.
-Obama needs to be wary of alienating teachers who can be his allies on education reform.
-anti-Semitism is on rise on college campuses.
-world economic crisis worsens
-"Batman: Arkham Asylum,"
-form as a weight loss tool.
-Todd Graham
-"We are trying to rebuild,"
-"Inglourious Basterds"
-two civilians died in
-video games
-10
-attack on a convoy in western Afghanistan,
-U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.
-at a home in Stockbridge, 20 miles south of Atlanta,
-only vice presidential
-thick, heavy oil has begun polluting the state's wetlands and estuaries.
-Elvis Presley
-"Zombieland"
-not stem from a rescue operation.
-Janet Napolitano:
-aisle from relatives of shooting victim Oscar Grant III and other spectators.
-5.3 million
-the administration's progress,
-"We were not asked to make a recommendation,
-Friday
-blunt force injuries,
-Abu Ghraib and a lack of progress in the Middle East and a certain way in which we deal with the world on international issues,
-legal experts have
-"All of a sudden, here comes a Jap torpedo bomber all aflame right at my eye
-deliberately losing two games
-2-year-old boy,
-March 22,
-Qantas Airlines
-had been suffering from cancer, died
-"mentally deranged person steeped in the inveterate enmity towards the system"
-the Nigerian government releases one of the group's members, Henry Okah,
-flight is canceled,
-Royal Air Cargo,
-Film critic Meenakshi Shedde said she was disappointed with the movie. "What saddened me and annoyed me about the film is that it's a laundry list of India's miseries," she said. "The poverty, the child labor, the beggary, the prostitution, that part of it was just banal, I thought."
-January 12, 2009.
-Deeper Life
-going to happen? Is this going to turn into massive killing and violence?"
-151
-a loaded, holstered handgun
-2
-The book is based on a popular episode of "Sex and the City," in which Carrie's boyfriend (played by Ron Livingston) offers the line to Miranda as she puzzles over a date.
-Lilly Ledbetter,
-pull them out by 2011.
-inmates
-died after falling from his horse
-$110 million in humanitarian aid
-he wore a Nazi uniform during a fashion show
-Garry Conille,
-"historic moment."
-Caylee Anthony
-Anstrhuther Fishbar
-"Honest Abe,"
-Stephan Zielinski of San Francisco, California,
-The Director of National Intelligence is replacing the agency's inspector general
-New York's Times Square
-futurist
-Serving a 36-year-old government-issue cake
-Peanut butter produced by Peanut Corporation of America,
-"never admitted
-16
-human-powered
-Ronald Cummings' girlfriend,
-for his abilities.
-John McCain and Barack Obama
-two months short of his 40th birthday,
-200
-Goodluck Jonathan
-Stockholm
-thousands of potential employees
-three
-Charlie Gibson
-in a well-known advertisement for Gillette
-Kerstin Fritzl
-possible economic slowdown.
-pick up some tasteful, but admittedly, not cheap, Nigerian art
-Ben Bernanke,
-Kim Jong
-Haleigh Cummings,
-Philippines Sen. Antonio Trillanes
-2007
-the waters off San Diego, California,
-Jhelum
-The auction process
-Ciudad Juarez.
-rejected Washington, D.C.'s, ban on handgun ownership, saying it violates the constitutional right to "keep and bear arms" by preventing individuals from having guns in their homes.
-Hispanic
-Robin Barry Hughes and Matthew John Maguire,
-of South Florida
-Bilal Abdulla and Mohammed Asha,
-suspects by the United States and Russia's treatment of political dissent are the focus of scrutiny in Amnesty International's annual report,
-just across the California border
-Teratomas of the brain
-try to kill his 13-year-old son,
-McCain said a high-level oversight board should be created to shepherd the government's proposed $700 billion bailout plan.
-18-year-old son Michael Blosil has died,
-Head injuries
-York's Times Square,
-immediately known,
-in a soap opera right now,
-The Public Utility Commission of Texas
-can be useless if partners are not aware of the others' HIV status.
-two months short of his 40th birthday,
-a missile strike from a suspected U.S. drone
-Inspector General Edward McGuire
-The Portuguese military has
-horses
-23-year-old
-Maziar Bahari,
-Mir Hossein Mousavi
-Wen Jiabao
-a loose spring from Rubens Barrichello's Brawn hit him in the helmet
-Jetstar Pacific
-Actor Benicio Del Toro
-1974
-is the final resting place for many casualties of the
-Dorothy Height,
-Diana, Princess of Wales,
-Miami Masters tournament
-the city other cities aspire to be.
-five
-in 1995, the
-2008,
-Five million
-five
-French actress Ludivine Sagnier
-crew of an Italian ship
-would not do it because they understand that Israel
-the Movement for Democratic Change
-At least 117
-Keep an eye out for records of body work that might indicate a prior unreported incident.
-of his father's clothing "a cheap bid for attention."
-Kimberly Ann Crain,
-586 star
-ruler of Abu Dhabi and president of the UAE,
-powerful symbolism and unifying power of the arrival of an African-American U.S. president on the world stage.
-Car Allowance Rebate System
-White House
-they tracked the carcinogen and nicotine levels in nearly 500 smokers through a simple urine test and discovered a link between the level of a specific carcinogen and lung cancer.
-Rep. Joe Wilson for his outburst toward President
-Max Gilpin,
-9-year-old
-in prison and up to $4 million in fines,
-"We went with a pre-determined mind to lose the match against Australia,"
-allegedly hacking into U.S. government computers at the Pentagon and NASA.
-Robert Barnett
-the sheriff
-new Mac Pro high-end desktop
-Taos, New Mexico,
-Dublin, Ireland,
-Brandenburg Gate,
-Heidi Bronke,
-Canada
-$20,000 per
-for the fastest time in circling the globe in a powerboat.
-Just the fact that I couldn't do it in private
-Australian Open champion
-World
-$9 billion
-Orissa state,
-Raymond Lee Oyler
-Gov. Sarah Palin
-and the Oscars.
-Argentina's
-mostly concentrated in eastern parts of Uttar Pradesh,
-the hunt for Nazi Gold
-novelty.
-"We don't have any instrument or tools to control our children which are living in adoptive families,"
-Government forces and Tamil rebels
-U.S. Supreme Court justices
-of South Carolina.
-75 cents.
-"Five of us for the United States
-$5 million on five murder charges related
-Pakistani troops
-Tampa,
-almost 800
-just the realization of knowing that we had come together, at last."
-Personal Rapid Transit
-Haiti
-Shelbyville, Tennessee,
-June 28
-Apple
-134
-a thinner Kindle with a sharper picture
-the life of New York City women through the lens of where they live.
-An early-morning hazardous material spill
-"organized the fabrication of a blood injury"
-and a 16-year-old boy
-convertible pesos.
-substance abuse counseling, job skills training and other support services
-U.S. vessels
-allegedly manipulating its currency
-Roy Bennett of the Movement for Democratic Change
-5-year-old Haleigh Cummings
-Leo Frank,
-An Iranian man and a woman made
-Liam Neeson
-Peru
-Michaela Watkins and Casey Wilson
-a hostile takeover on Wall Street.
-a U.S. crackdown on the flow of weapons and money into Mexico.
-Pushpa Kamal Dahal,
-which finds parallels between the Beatles, Bill Gates and Canadian hockey players
-she did not die from bullet or shrapnel wounds and nothing entered her
-the growing proliferation of birth control methods
-70 percent
-nurses are always needed,
-2,000
-Kim Jong Un,
-Hernan Martinez Torres,
-Grozny, Chechnya,
-"We will take military action wherever we get information about the presence of militants,"
-Tehran's
-how $30,000 disappeared after special forces snipers shot and killed three pirates,
-Jerusalem's holiest sites
-Cristiano Ronaldo scored on his debut as Real Madrid
-with learner permits and first-year licenses.
-two small high-speed motor boats and a mid-size, support vessel on Thursday,
-were born in Portugal and they raised us in Canada.
-of Pakistan and of any Islamic nation.
-Pervez Musharraf's
-The winter weather blasting much of the country has made it to Florida, and the cold front now moving through is expected to last longer than usual.
-Kaniguram,
-Friday night,
-Gaza
-south
-work around Apple-imposed restrictions
-$1,116 for her car rental.
-Colgan Air Flight 3407 crashed
-Assist Georgia in rebuilding and securing itself. Assure countries like Poland that may be insecure. But also, don't overreact.
-Nigeria
-a body
-allegedly allowed his two young children to speak with pilots on an air traffic control frequency,
-the station's DJs asked their listeners for how to end the final broadcast.
-success of NATO's military campaign in Libya.
-four
-Steven Soderbergh
-CNN
-lost their
-across the United States on August 21
-John Lennon
-People that used to give us
-The term "flashpacker" likely originated in Australia, and combines the term "flash" -- meaning "stylish" -- with "backpacker,"
-forgery, fraudulent use of personal information and petty theft,
-about $238 million
-"most first ladies have always been on a pedestal of expensive, elegant clothing, of couture evening gowns. It's something that people can't really relate to."
-United States
-northern India
-Beau
-EU NAVFOR Somalia.
-Inter Milan coach Jose Mourinho
-Airline passengers who were trapped on tarmacs
-about 6 a.m. Monday,
-8.
-widening disparities between rich and poor and corporate greed, among other grievances.
-before age 14, and three-fourths
-Omega Centauri,
-Prosecutors
-Hampden Park.
-waterfronts
-Swiss-born British writer, modern-day philosopher, and author of international bestseller
-state media
-a state of emergency in the flood region,
-10
-17
-112 people
-"Our girls are working on names. At first they were definitely Disney. It was like, Donald Duck, Minnie Mouse Affleck," the "Butter" star, 39, said Wednesday on "The Tonight Show."
-shot in the spine, paralyzing him from the waist down.
-assurances to Ireland
-several hours
-Tadeusz Wrona
-"review issues of mutual interest"
-California,
-"The Baggage"
-key positions in the
-more than 150
-a bulletproof vest
-charged with dereliction of duty,
-anti-Semitism is on rise on college campuses.
-Former Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld
-a high-powered rifle with a scope
-no indication of brake compression as the car headed toward a stone wall.
-14
-cornerback
-medicine,"
-White House
-communal atmosphere of hostels
-and we're constantly drilling. Constantly,"
-Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi
-A Newsweek journalist
-Greeley, Colorado,
-40 years ago.
-aviation
-called on the major pipeline companies to conduct a review of their oil and gas delivery systems to identify the lines with the highest risk.
-113
-a 51-year-old man from the Kansas City, Kansas, area was in custody in connection with the slaying of Tiller, who was one of the few U.S. physicians who still performed late-term abortions.
-food poisoning
-Italian national
-San Francisco Food Bank
-a bridge
-Small families
-taking a nap
-state-run Xinhua agency.
-Enon Tabernacle Baptist Church.
-Dolla,
-White House spokesman
-Navy Aegis-class ships to protect against incoming short- to medium-range
-transplants.
-Leigh's work is known for gritty realism and a focus on underprivileged sections of British society.
-"We have been very supportive of the Merida Initiative, and we remain supportive," Obama said.
-our different ways of communicating,"
-human trafficking and prostitution
-Iran, Iraq, Canada and
-laptop computer bag
-Oscar Grant III.
-Jalal Talabani
-conspiracy to murder and conspiracy to cause explosions.
-a daughter, 4-year-old Estela.
-Palin
-in Israel
-in Jerusalem
-economic forecasting is the most imperfect of sciences,"
-United States and other nations
-my character.
-freshly caught fish and a great view from a deck
-kicked into gear to help those in need.
-murder of two resident U.S. citizens
-the London dates at the O2 Arena.
-drought conditions are expected to persist
-north of Baghdad
-"I see myself as the green-jobs handyman. My job is to make sure that the president's desire that we have literally millions of green jobs in our country actually turns into reality,"
-eight
-where the dead began their final journey to Stonehenge,"
-a number of acronyms that are commonly used in texting and instant messaging.
-cases of rape or sexual abuse,"
-Mexico's Baja California peninsula,
-Michael Jackson's father has
-the tickets were long
-products possibly contaminated with E. coli
-who served with the 6th Battalion The Rifles, had been taking part in a routine patrol in the Garmsir district of Helmand province
-A 19-year-old Mexican
-Playboy Mexico
-some vets
-At least two people have died because of the blazes,
-"To cooperate is to lose your independence,"
-Bill Clinton
-the plaster cast that New Zealand Prime Minister John Key wore
-polio eradication.
-January 5
-13 armor-piercing rounds and five assault-rifle magazines,
-Mexican navy
-Thirty people convicted of drug and other criminal charges
-Nineteen
-The assembly
-the sun and its role in space weather
-Thirty-four
-lewdness with a child, sexual assault with a minor, attempted sexual assault with a minor and other related
-the Americas region,"
-New York, firefighter
-about 9:30 a.m. CT,
-$1.8m,
-"I would like to help other people, and I
-Olympic gold medalist using a bong,
-hundreds of thousands of dollars
-Dubai apartment
-90
-the
-over 100 more
-depiction of the Virgin Mary.
-Christiane will explore the historic power-sharing agreement with the unity government
-Zimbabwe
-April,
-1.5 million
-$1.8m,
-600
-101
-Louisiana Recovery Authority.
-Casey Anthony,
-that a car had been parked on side street off Sunset Boulevard for two days,
-Three
-our very way of life,"
-Raúl
-year ago Thursday,
-Asheville, North Carolina.
-in the 1950s Cuban revolution.
-sprouting up around the country. Fruits and vegetables are thriving in this community
-the men's tournament,
-between the level of a specific carcinogen and lung cancer.
-February 10
-Aruba
-two
-Austrian
-Ahmad Vahidi
-"This is our fishing communities, these are some of our coastal communities. We're talking about keeping this oil out of our fragile wetlands."
-No date was given
-Gov. Rod Blagojevich
-Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie's
-2, 2006,
-themselves in Hasidic Jewish attire, complete with hats and false beards,
-Jimmy Senk
-the tour
-whom she is paying,
-five
-Cleveland, Ohio.
-Florida toddler Caylee Anthony
-morning, authorities said.
-Ibrahim "Awwad Ibrahim" Ali al-Badri,
-all of their sheep were mutating and dying due to the high levels of dioxin in the pastures where they grazed.
-"Continued coverage
-Empress Nagako Kuniat
-1701
-prices
-economic viability.
-Dwyane Wade
-"unequivocal and primarily human-induced" rise in the Earth's temperature of 2 degrees Fahrenheit over the last 50 years, and a projection of more rapidly changing temperatures over the next several decades.
-The new holder of the record,
-be sworn in as deputy agriculture minister
-"Everybody knew him. Everybody liked him."
-not have kept it
-special forces snipers
-a police officer sprayed seated protesters
-later
-about 4,000
-last week
-people who go to the gym at least eight times a month
-China's
-murder of Nyanuer "Mary" Pal,
-six Italian
-Dennis deLeon,
-"we take this issue seriously."
-inside the Iowa 80 Truckstop, at Exit 284 of Interstate 80, near the small town of Walcott.
-compares favorably with a number
-His last "Tonight Show"
-Obama
-Colombia
-within the five years."
-23-month
-$3.2 million
-allow Bleill to walk longer before he tires.
-Titans of tennis, Rafael Nadal (left) and Roger Federer (right),
-the company received any consumer illness complaints about these products,"
-helped bring down his country's Communist regime and end the Cold War.
-Tadeusz Wrona
-30
-a photograph of him wearing a Nazi uniform at a party,
-Kim Clijsters
-Zlatan Ibrahimovic
-400
-Tiger Woods
-the "bungling bank robber"
-"multiple instances" where Dr. White was "trying to sabotage the trial."
-sweeping health care reform legislation into law
-6-3 4-6 7-6 (8-6)
-Men have been threatened with "honor killings" by relatives worried that their "unmanly behavior" will ruin the family's reputation,
-Hydroxycut
-bankruptcy would drive car buyers away from GM and imperil suppliers.
-Lionel
-Rep. Henry Waxman's
-he alone gave the orders to fire SCUD missiles at Israel during the first Gulf War, adding, "Everything that happened to us was because of Israel."
-President Fidel Castro
-Wolfsburg
-Charles Percy's
-1 million of the phones
-theft of antiquities
-Ali Landry
-depression and anxiety,"
-Garrison
-cancer,
-by a relative Friday, nearly a week after Zinkhan was found dead, the
-Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal,
-26
-labeled a woman-hater
-which recognize the worst films of 2008.
-more than $200 million,
-is the foreign policy agenda of the current administration?
-donation checks
-fell short of calling for real action against racism.
-Viktor Troicki
-the country's current economic problems.
-Ten
-the president's "unconstitutional" order.
-Prachanda
-U.S. Sen. Richard Shelby of Alabama and his wife, Annette Shelby.
-McCain presidential campaign yard sign.
-whether Apple has employed anticompetitive tactics.
-research the professionals in your area.
-make any excuses."
-House of Representatives voted unanimously Thursday to impeach Judge G. Thomas
-carry on with our nuclear program without let or hindrance,"
-a weekend tropical storm
-arrives in her hotel room.
-Nathan Sloop, 31, and Stephanie Sloop, 27,
-smaller government.
-"he said/she said" dialogue.
-allegedly triggered
-MGA Entertainment Inc.,
-USA
-move toward faster withdrawal, and from both countries.
-they had information that Egypt's Interior Ministry was behind the journalist detentions,
-Columbine
-more than 25
-Child welfare authorities
-a belief that he should not be president because he happens to be African-American,"
-mobile phones, in a quest to conquer the cellular
-Larry King
-in December 2007.
-recovery and relief workers.
-Aung San Suu Kyi
-About 70 percent
-Ethiopia.
-53
-"Sex and the City."
-Kashmir
-northwestern state of Sonora,
-Dubai World
-voting committee of the foundation.
-14
-40 million people
-sometime between April 4 and April 8.
-roadside bomb and lost his entire body below the hips.
-abandoning their son.
-a U.S.-flagged
-are Muslims in western China's Xinjiang province.
-Joran van der Sloot
-will surely show up at a greeting near you.
-incest survivors are "incredibly underrepresented."
-were beaten so badly that they were destroyed like you would see in a heart attack,"
-Rising drug violence in the United States is one of the administration's
-graduate assistant,
-German city
-David Jason Stinson not guilty of reckless homicide and wanton endangerment
-"We have stretched our hand in peace many times to the Palestinian people. We have nothing against the people of Gaza,"
-problem is caused by a wide range of cultural, social, economic, environmental and possibly genetic
-Greyhound bus
-Russia
-Muslims in western China's Xinjiang province.
-Murfreesboro, Tennessee,
-showed that the majority of the 30 patients who were hospitalized with H1N1 in California had other medical conditions, such as chronic heart and lung disease, suppressed immune system, diabetes, and obesity.
-22
-9.7 million
-assurances that additional capacity exists both here and among our international partners,
-of qualifications,
-Voodoo
-attempted murder, rape and kidnapping
-Service Corporation International,
-Austria,
-The smattering of balls
-collarbone
-Physician assistants
-would occur only after a military review of the question and subsequent approval by Obama, the defense secretary and the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
-Government Accountability Office
-domestic assault
-Scandinavia.
-Gregg Steinhafel, Target president and CEO, said in a news release that month.
-former chief executive officer of Jetstar Pacific
-substitute types of consumption articles for other ones, which take less water
-3268
-substance found at the Kennedy Space Center tested positive
-Cody Ray Smith,
-about 5 p.m.
-2004
-against competitor Kris Allen.
-expanded broadcast should not permitted
-Beason, Illinois, home
-attempted espionage and communicating
-trying to assassinate President Barack Obama
-Zimbabwe
-three days of national mourning
-worth $349,000.
-official photographer of the mayor
-deployed its missile defense system in anticipation of North Korea's planned rocket launch.
-"Beirut, Lebanon."
-November 18.
-"consensual" sexual relations with the 26 men.
-Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger gives hero pilot Chesley Sullenberger a flag and license plate.
-Internet forensic expert Mark Rasch
-and Harry
-Ryan Seacrest's
-"American Idol,"
-assault and aggravated assault as a hate crime.
-Mahathir Mohamad's
-will be limited to 10 people at a time, guided
-the most rudimentary of care
-"I am grateful that I had the opportunity to serve as the
-5.5-magnitude
-"Dollhouse,"
-Some organic foods may provide a nutrition boost.
-to one million
-"Good Morning America."
-11
-New York
-when a bomb attached under his vehicle exploded as he drove to work Monday morning in Baghdad,
-military
-the former Czech president, writer and dissident
-Shibuya, Shinjuku and Akihabara;
-German Chancellor Angela Merkel
-At airports with in-line systems, airline workers at the ticketing counters place the bags on conveyor belts, which pass through explosive detectors on their way to the aircraft. That is
-unprotected civilians are trapped
-The rash of cases
-Paul Fields
-Christmas Eve 1959
-recently mobilized its missile defense system
-Christine Quinn, speaker of the New York City Council, and her partner, Kim Catullo,
-Obama
-154 people.
-"humble personal assistant" named Siri, which responds to voice commands and talks back to you.
-for the past 10 years.
-showing the balding and graying 74-year-old, complete with his iconic forehead swastika.
-Alzheimer's
-25 years.
-MOSCOW, Russia
-began December 27 and ended January 18.
-Intel's Core 2 Quad Q6600 CPU,
-Philippa Gregory
-over 1,000
-8.0
-El Salvador
-government bureaucrats
-funneled more than $45 million in payments by way of a federal contract
-More than 150,000
-38 percent
-grand larceny, insurance fraud
-"Francisco Martinez, a Mexican-U.S. citizen,
-New Orleans,
-Pep Guardiola
-Raquel Welch
-contain carcinogens and other toxic chemicals dangerous to humans.
-South Korean leaders
-963 million
-National Enquirer
-American bulldog
-Port-au-Prince, Haiti
-Portuguese island
-Ashkelon
-Luong Hoai Nam,
-a possible two-year
-Midfielder Christian Grindheim
-a dozen
-"We've been asking for the documents. We've been asking for the tapes. We've been asking for the witnesses, we're asking for a witness list. We have not gotten that,"
-the American public is not particularly happy with their stewardship of the nation.
-One Mind Ministries,
-he discovered something jaw-dropping: a 25-foot-long dinosaur, complete with skin.
-detailed claims of abuse against prisoners by anti-Gadhafi forces.
-a life sentence
-43
-at England's Bristol museum.
-recent spate of school attacks
-Sixteen people
-'SNL'
-will attack the Japanese military and "major targets," if Japan shoots
-bear a likeness of Heraclius, who was the Byzantine emperor from 610 to 641.
-An Australian constable
-touch DNA
-Sigma Gamma Rho
-economy goes down,
-midnight
-By about 5 p.m.,
-2013,
-Friday
-Nicole Suveges,
-a mostly residential area near the Supreme Court in Kabul,
-from the resulting penalty.
-same-sex marriage legislation,
-BP
-four
-attached under his vehicle
-pressing problem of routine delays.
-hero pilot Chesley Sullenberger
-above the current national
-consumption of mass amounts of vodka,
-6.5 million euros ($8.5 million) in humanitarian aid to Gaza
-about 1.5 million
-at 6,047Kbps,
-Roman Polanski
-former Nazi
-U.S. and NATO forces are engaged in a futile war against the Taliban
-into how $30,000 disappeared after special forces snipers shot and killed three pirates, ending the multi-day siege and freeing the captain, who had been held hostage.
-Floyd Mayweather.
-15-year-old
-Mauricio Funes,
-Iraq's
-U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton
-Thousands, hundreds of thousands of people, could possibly be
-Gaza City.
-Ridge Park football coach David Jason Stinson
-the Maoists
-88-year-old
-January and June/July each year.
-Cristiano Ronaldo
-12,000
-are an organism's protein factories.
-with disorderly conduct and inciting a riot,
-"bungling bank robber"
-Press Association: "These individuals were not on our radar and that in itself is very interesting. When you look at the profile of these individuals they are very
-occur, but it often takes years.
-say they received training in how to handle rockets, explosives and bombs.
-they balance the imperative for profit with environmental concerns.
-13-year-old
-"He was unconscious. The body was limp. He was foaming at the mouth."
-$3.2 million
-U.S. Rep. Mark Foley
-has not come before the full Senate.
-"I've been married once, and I don't know if I'll get married again," she said. "But I can tell you that as of this very moment, I have no plan to get married. Got that?"
-when the country was hosting international events.
-E Street guitarist
-two Austrian nationals
-North Carolina's I-85 corridor
-marketplace Meena Bazaar?
-how his wife had sheltered him from bad news about his kids
-More than 25,000 U.S.
-to approve the measure already passed by the House.
-Mable Randon,
-10-year sentence
-nine people
-defense minister
-147 to 4,
-four
-embryo harvesting,
-individuals in same-sex relationships to hold clergy positions.
-a 15-year-old girl and a 30-year-old
-$1 million
-5
-18
-Anstrhuther Fishbar
-Designer Azza Fahmy
-in Basilan province broke out after ongoing peace negotiations with rogue members of the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) hit an impasse, said Maj. Ramon Zagala.
-$1,116
-10 to 15 thousand
-go into debt rather than save
-as a "zealot" and said he had never met or seen him.
-real action against racism.
-Parker Liautaud,
-search-and-rescue workers about sites where people may still be buried alive, as
-Appalachia
-arrested more than 1,000
-Joe Biden
-Qatar has not made any decisions regarding dropping the dollar-peg.
-More than 65,000
-North Korea's
-promised to help passengers avoid security lines like this one at San Francisco International Airport.
-former Judge Herman Thomas
-Urumqi, Xinjiang's capital.
-the thousands.
-Prophet Abraham
-Gadhafi
-the number of local farmers' markets
-of Hondurans disapproved
-head Iran's judiciary.
-fingers amputated after they were caught in the hinges.
-37-year-old
-around the appropriate way to deal with sexual attraction and sexual desire in the workplace.
-They are still trying to find the
-is among the most highly regarded polls
-United States, Britain, Russia, China and France,
-13,000 policemen
-over 1,000 pounds).
-exacerbated the latter problem by slashing U.S. interest rates twice in the past eight days to three percent.
-Dr. Conrad Murray,
-cosmic rays that can interfere with technology, causing power blackouts and disrupting air traffic communications and cell phone networks.
-rape and murder
-topless photos and missed appearances.
-of Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie's newborn twins
-Netherlands
-barged onto a Canadian airliner,
-more than 200
-Brad Pitt offers etiquette for the digital age.
-The Stone Roses
-India,
-families, saying, "We cannot only have a plan
-Hillary Clinton
-About 300
-it would abide by the request that "the cause and manner of death remain confidential"
-Nobel Peace Prize?
-a racist.
-Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson
-medications to kill the pain for a series of injuries,
-London on April 1.
-"Even though I moved a tad slower than usual today, everyone welcomed me back with open arms and
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-killed
-was in intensive care after three surgeries.
-Americans Venkatraman Ramakrishnan and Thomas Steitz and Israeli Ada Yonath
-Darla
-30
-96,000
-15 suicide bombers with small arms and machine guns entered the base and inflicted heavy casualties -- claims that the NATO-led force and Khost governor dismissed.
-defibrillated three
-the Bush administration's limits on embryonic stem-cell research,
-Steve Williams,
-typically avoid human contact
-great
-Diane Wood,
-lose his job
-cleared and rebuilt homes and towns, and
-"AT&T, T-Mobile, and Sprint
-Mourners gather around the grave of Neda Agh-Soltan
-"The allegations are not new, and the Iranian government knows well that they are untrue,"
-headed toward Durban, South Africa,
-people with parents, brothers, sisters or children,
-"There is only one like it in the world
-tapeworm.
-Netherlands,
-2008
-Street battles
-after being mauled by the reptiles at Loh Sriaya,
-her ankle
-which will be effective at the end of this school year,
-the African kingdom of Swaziland
-a couple grieving the loss of a child
-some civil rights and labor organizations
-18th-century Versailles,
-Tehran's nuclear program,
-Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin
-this Sunday's
-Princess of Wales,
-some great travel spots to
-American Samoa
-disable a roadside bomb
-helps countries pursuing accountability for
-At least 117
-two
-Six
-our updates and then go to courses where we can develop our skills. When I arrive home, I feel so exhausted, but still I continue working and studying hard.
-Vice President Joe Biden
-Larry King:
-laptops
-Ben Roethlisberger
-Hundreds of thousands
-16
-September 17
-military maneuvers with Venezuela
-McDonald's
-Pedro A. Moreno García
-Kenya for prosecution in court, in accordance with a recent agreement between the United States and Kenya,
-Attorney General Eric Holder
-no
-at the Google Street View camera as it drove past his local pub in London last summer.
-On April 3, 2002,
-Pakistan
-the division's international broadcasting rights
-antitrust exemption
-61 people from France, 58 Brazilians, 26 Germans and people from 29 other countries,
-The witnesses said riot police and militia attacked the dormitory Sunday night after a student protest the day before.
-frying pan, a toaster oven, a blender and a wooden sawhorse and an electric saw.
-Angola
-Donda West
-President Bush
-the level of pornographic sex and visceral brutality
-Pakistan
-he ended 2011 in fourth place
-U.S. Rep. Adam Schiff, D-California, chairman of the House Judiciary Committee Task Force on Judicial Impeachment.
-Dorice Donegan Moore,
-last month,
-800
-Chris Johnson.
-Manhattan's Times Square,
-retaliated Sunday with gunfire and rocket-propelled grenades,
-CNN's
-some kind of magic that will allow one to eat and live as one pleases, but still look emaciatedly gorgeous. And they've come up with some pretty
-4-year-old
-a passenger
-85
-in Iraq.
-by playing in two exhibition matches on grass at the Hurlingham Club in London later this week, organizers announced Wednesday.
-Republican front-runner
-one of Kraft's Super Bowl rings.
-A simple majority
-40
-fourth-minute
-misses the trip to Spain with a groin injury,
-Judge Isai Jean Louis,
-held in a fund that U.S. government draws on to take care of the people along the Gulf Coast and pay the states
-a hoard of gold coins
-earn money for their mosque and the Ummah,"
-condemned the act
-Setton Farms in Terra Bella, California,
-very challenging to balance work and caring for her 1-year-old child.
-from her bedroom, raped and left for dead.
-Liberal Democrats
-Full-body imaging machines
-National Guard unit
-the group was kidnapping the children.
-more than $200 million,
-Force
-Sen. Tom Harkin,
-the National Organization for
-broken leg
-Turkey.
-But Army investigators found what the Afghan military got included corroded
-Glass capsules containing ketamine,
-humanitarian aid agencies have asked for increased
-Tsunami strikes Samoan Islands: Towering tsunami waves triggered by an 8.0 earthquake
-13 consecutive
-President Obama
-"Crown of Thorns,"
-Michael Phelps
-counseling and prevention programs that confront the issue of student suicide
-had stopped flights from taking off or landing at the airport, but by a little
-more than 40 over-the-counter
-Bangladesh's capital
-Lincoln Cemetery in suburban Alsip, Illinois,
-he told the committee, estimating the total
-throw
-was used, this had to be well-executed and planned,"
-General Motors can get relief from its immediate cash-flow issues, tear up or substantially modify its union contracts, dump unnecessary brands, close plants and "right-size" its operations.
-Police in India
-2.5
-violating his order by giving "a non-responsive answer"
-U.S.
-in Kosovo.
-The slain correspondent, Mosa Khankhel,
-The crown of the Statue of Liberty
-Kim Il Sung
-The right of Muslim women to cover themselves
-Garry Conille,
-has increased in recent weeks,
-April 5
-Hughes said he doubts genetic screening will ever
-emitted from the Chinese
-Three
-Portugal and Manchester United star Cristiano Ronaldo
-Zumba
-begin Friday, the Mobile County District Attorney's office told CNN.
-12 nautical miles from Phuket's Promthep cape,
-The FBI
-1985
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-an updated prison photograph
-Viktor Bout,
-Locust Point, Ohio, east of Toledo,
-More than two dozen
-the case against Michael Jackson's
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-the AP
-stability of the Pakistani government and the security of its nuclear arsenal,
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-26,
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-the youngest child
-New Orleans, Louisiana's Memorial Hospital
-in the diamond-rich West African nation that lasted more than 10 years
-This money missionary helps people destroy those little plastic shovels, otherwise known as credit cards, that so many people have used to dig their way to financial ruin.
-41.
-severe flooding
-control problem in the pitch of the plane
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-hot and bothered
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-lines to as little as five minutes.
-D-Day and war experiences.
-two giant statues of Buddha.
-last week
-seven
-it's vital that new media provide support for journalism that strives for objectivity.
-India's major shortcomings in infrastructure, education, health care and environmental protection are well known, as are the constant problems of corruption, poor governance, rural poverty, communalism, domestic terrorism, child labor, discrimination against women and
-no explanation
-Pennsylvania
-won a $31 million Florida lottery prize
-$30 billion a year industry just moving the drugs across the
-acts as a sunlight filter, shielding life on Earth from harmful ultraviolet rays
-died in a Sadr City bombing Tuesday.
-diverse,
-Ethan Sloop's
-bad-boy cop Tom Ludlow
-People
-"face of the peace initiative has been attacked."
-racketeering, conspiracy
-generic drugs instead of name brand,
-Twelve people
-building 12 houses in Enka Hills,
-Andrew's going away party.
-explosion caused by a chemical reaction
-Arnold Schwarzenegger,
-about the next week or maybe a little bit longer."
-new cases of the virus had
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-nine
-going down 25 percent.
-400,
-Prattsville
-that led to the head of a black model being swapped
-$104,327,006
-signed the Edward M. Kennedy Serve America Act, substantially bi-partisan legislation that included a provision formally establishing September 11 as a "National
-2-1
-bombing of a Buenos Aires Jewish center 15 years ago.
-has been hospitalized in the latest stage of her battle
-honor Michael's
-seventh- or eighth-grade
-the end of a tenuous 6-month-long cease-fire between the Israeli military and Hamas militants in Gaza.
-Stephen Bosworth,
-Mitch McConnell
-Western Australia
-Milan
-gathering information about the rebels to give to the Colombian military.
-senior official
-2009 Latinobarometro
-President-elect Joe Biden
-Cuban authorities
-long-hidden message has been discovered inside Abraham Lincoln's pocket watch,
-diarrhea, vomiting, abdominal cramps
-China,
-California Highway Patrol officer
-Jews
-Navy inspectors at the southeastern port of Progreso,
-1933,
-Twenty-three
-that when you have no technology -- not even the simplest blood test -- you have to make medical decisions in an entirely different way.
-"Outliers."
-2006.
-after lizards, birds and
-financial difficulties and health problems
-anal
-on the panel say the increase began with the birth of the Industrial Revolution 250 years ago.
-18
-five
-provided a forum for victims and perpetrators to give cathartic public testimony on human
-constitutional referendum
-Kelli Carpenter
-the stage was for me was an outlet. It gave me a chance to kind of get away from it for a moment.
-John Demjanjuk
-everyday folks are taking on new
-Streep's performance
-Benazir
-8.0
-child-welfare
-Keillor, author and host of the folksy radio show "A Prairie Home Companion,"
-the Iraqis on the elections.
-overboard in a bottle
-British filmmaker, screenwriter and playwright,
-Burhanuddin Rabbani,
-the Thai army has been systematically towing boat-loads of Rohingya
-for the disabled, including wounded soldiers.
-indicates Weinman was knowledgeable of and fascinated with dissection of cats.
-concert venue
-of the 577
-mother-in-law will be moving to Washington with the first
-Syria and
-Reinhard and Christine Lenz,
-women will not be allowed to wear the niqab in university areas
-125,000 people
-15,000 workers in Britain
-early 2012.
-$106,482,500
-political supporters,
-when they get together in the next few years.
-President Robert Mugabe,
-An apparent natural gas explosion in
-19-year-old girl
-FMLN
-emergency rescue,
-Rising joblessness and stinging gas prices
-you're paying for is the amount it would cost to rebuild your home and replace your belongings.
-Joe Biden,
-travels around Argentina constantly, educating people about human trafficking, and following up on clues about Marita. She is also raising Marita's daughter,
-Dan Rollman,
-experienced two "rough" recessions
-health care system that increases patient satisfaction and health care
-11
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-Kevin
-"Let's see, I'm part German, and I think I have a little Irish and some Italian. No, some French."
-"not to bother" human rights activists and journalists working at anti-government protests.
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-"All were well aware of the dangers involved in
-The Disasters Emergency Committee, which includes the British Red Cross, Oxfam, Save the Children and 10 other charities,
-Sen. Claire McCaskill,
-"Managerially, software-wise, procedure-wise, training-wise, there is no confidence that these people will be ready in less than 50 days for the election we are all going to have,"
-Seven
-breaking the law and intentionally gaining unauthorized access to computer systems,
-they want a letter from the president.
-She applied to CenterPoint Energy's Critical Care Program
-Pink Floyd.
-April,
-Dr. Conrad Murray,
-produced Michael Jackson's multi-platinum albums "Off The Wall," "Bad" and "Thriller"
-of Baghdad;
-NBA's Dwyane Wade
-at Rutgers,
-a tougher response
-Chicago
-Corey Haim's
-convicted of various crimes, ranging from murder to being a
-the crop destroyed.
-the sci-fi scenarios depicted in The Matrix, and Star Trek's 'Holodeck'
-Jack Tretton,
-The committee
-dissatisfied with
-Previously a photographer for the
-green-jobs handyman. My job is to make sure that the president's desire that we have literally millions of green jobs in our country actually turns into reality,"
-Elvis Presley
-the mobile home park where she lives, skipping and happily swinging her arms on the day she disappeared in Tracy, California.
-Africa,
-high demand and a short supply of crude oil were key factors causing gas prices to spike.
-Harvard
-of
-a weekend tropical storm have killed
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-include labels such as Kenzo,
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-More than 1,200 Italian carabinieri, backed by helicopters, took part in the operation and
-Sen. Carl Levin
-Toyota Prius
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-severe weather
-asleep in her crib,
-Benfica
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-Employee Free Choice act
-February 2004.
-The holy month of Ramadan,
-Marcelles James Peter,
-Virgin America
-Dr. Conrad Murray
-200,000,
-Kaniguram and Sararogha since 2004 without success,
-leaders of developed nations
-has raged for nine days,
-performances on "American Idol" in 2004
-Paris,
-nearly 100
-Louisiana,
-Iraqis
-Kristin Cavallari
-in the country's north.
-Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson and Rupert Grint
-the annual State of the Union address to both houses of Congress on February 24.
-one of your greatest
-Peruvian
-grand larceny and scheming to defraud his mother,
-Chicago,
-blamed poor management and inadequate precautions
-Asheville, North Carolina.
-the wife of former world boxing champion Arturo Gatti
-billions of dollars
-has bought two new cars this year: the first after his original car was stolen, and the second three months later after two armed men pointed guns at
-Nigeria,
-72nd
-that economic conditions were better than they were a year ago, and a modest recovery was on the horizon.
-Taylor Mitchell
-string of bombings
-apologized for including the clothes the senator was wearing when killed in an exhibit of high-profile homicide cases.
-Efraim Diveroli,
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-were shot in a
-the show "will continue to tell the truth and expose the wrongs."
-a free repair kit
-Wellington, Florida.
-believe that a person has committed a crime in their presence, the Fourth Amendment permits them
-breast cancer.
-six people,
-one of the world's largest food companies,
-Massachusetts General
-Hamish
-Aruba
-just over a year ago.
-a bill to extend coverage to the uninsured while helping those already with coverage will pass this year.
-The girl
-of bringing into a crowded New York night club.
-clerk, two corrections officers and 27 school bus drivers and attendants
-"Arena"
-Typhoon Melor
-Raffaele Sollecito,
-"A month ago, maybe five weeks ago,
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-rising food and oil prices,
-to a child in need
-"Up Till Now,"
-the abduction of minors.
-Player of the Year for 2008
-tens of thousands
-a bit over half
-Fabioo Cannavaro's
-10 to 15 thousand
-curator-in-chief
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-60
-Oscar Ortega-Hernandez
-New York City's historic
-about $135 billion
-more than 40
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-called it the "elephant in the room"
-reverse the Bush administration's limits on embryonic stem-cell research,
-to capture physical evidence of the real estate bust that took place across the United States.
-destabilize the region with dire consequences for global security,
-should be a CNN Hero?
-of the royal family.
-American
-7,569
-The New York Assembly
-help shape the country's political future from the U.S. Senate.
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-"I would eat it any chance I could get, but not all of the meals came with pound cake,"
-a viable unity government is not possible with Mugabe in power,
-Thousands
-battery-powered oxygen machine.
-the international community
-a scam that used health insurance information to fraudulently obtain prescriptions
-"This film is nothing more than a moral vacuum with a deviant message and as such should be of concern,"
-Australian
-Government forces and Tamil rebels
-Paul Page,
-Charles Armstrong
-a "happy ending" to the case.
-the Vehicle Dynamics Development Engineer of the 2010 Ford Taurus.
-for millions of Iranian-Americans
-Los Angeles
-access to quality health
-Alexandre Caizergues, of France,
-Facebook and Google,
-driving a car,
-Monica Conyers,
-and hostage-taking, two law enforcement officials told CNN.
-cancer,
-U.S. military bases in the Pacific Ocean territory of Guam
-a mostly residential area near the Supreme Court in Kabul,
-NBC's
-get physically ill
-two tons of cereal
-100
-U.N. soldiers
-told CNN that while ancient farmers may have played a tiny role in climate change, "it just wasn't a significant factor."
-Dr. Conrad Murray,
-in Milwaukee are working to track down a serial killer linked to at least
-Tyra Banks
-bilateral economic and trade deals worth $4 billion,
-the flight data recorder
-the stimulus guideline should be
-the two most successful skippers ever to compete, America's Dennis Connor and New Zealand's Russell Coutts.
-a Nazi uniform
-two-night rampage
-not just their spirit, but to uplift their society and economic base
-44 km (27 miles) south-southwest of Guantanamo,
-Canadian leader
-touted as one of the
-"Kennedy realized how much more you could do when you engaged the opposition party
-$100,000 a week
-Emmy-winning TV writer
-Employee Free Choice act
-all 30 were convicted of various crimes,
-$3.2 million
-in Palermo,
-nephew be moved from a state prison to the Cook County jail to make it easier for his lawyer to meet with him.
-a three-point plan to get the country back on its feet
-engaging in weapons training and military tactics in their home state,
-help reunite owners with pets, whether lost or abandoned.
-He broke all fundraising
-his legs and inside a girdle.
-six
-of the royal family.
-25-foot tugboat and barge
-networking tools such as Twitter
-in the death of a high school player.
-President Lansana Conte,
-Peru
-was unconfirmed
-"Slumdog Millionaire."
-One person, a 13-year-old French girl,
-hasn't
-news editor of the Zambian newspaper The Post
-$20.7 million
-600
-"I'm screaming anything I can" in an effort to disrupt the shooting,
-bring a picnic to go along with their wine,
-iReporters
-75 miles (120 km) east of
-nuclear power
-former Soviet republic of Georgia,
-a free repair kit
-Harvard,
-Azza Fahmy
-family pets.
-48 hours
-allege the four boys raped the 13-year-old victim multiple times over two months with a broomstick and hockey stick.
-device in 1974
-1994
-Peres used his influence to persuade Washington to abandon its plans to base a missile defense shield system in Poland and the Czech Republic,
-disciplinary action after a hearing by an independent European Rugby Cup (ERC) panel found he had "organized the fabrication
-Burundi, Gabon and Tanzania have joined governments closer to China -- including Indonesia, Taiwan, Japan, Singapore and Malaysia -- in banning Chinese dairy
-he was spotted by Taiwanese entertainer Jacky Wu while backstage before a TV talent contest.
-Wallach and Max Drummey
-a wish list to complete the peace
-Pablo Trapero's
-Austrian
-Obama was dealt another blow when the U.S. Senate passed a measure that would prevent detainees at Guantanamo Bay from being transferred to the United States for now.
-"The people
-Candace Bushnell
-April 7, 1933,
-1-0
-the suspect reached into his waist area
-in February,
-650
-JEDDAH,
-No 4,
-not to return
-Richard Anthony Franco
-Kingston Mayor Troy Beets
-other ill treatment in at least 81
-prostate cancer,
-ferries and boats
-"Michael Jackson's This Is It"
-Bruce Jeffrey Pardo,
-the United States
-child sexual abuse,
-October 16, 1991,
-center of the city of Khost,
-three
-Haiti's
-About 300
-Deutschneudorf,
-violating a law that bans ministers or their wives from conducting business with government agencies.
-1-0
-A 40-day period of national mourning
-26-year-old
-the communal atmosphere of hostels
-per woman,
-Religious organizations on campus will host a prayer vigil Tuesday.
-Evo Morales
-a lung infection
-France bears responsibility for deporting Jews to their deaths in concentration
-Friday,
-on Mount Tomuraushi
-China and Russia
-Meredith Kercher,
-the man facing up, with his arms out to the side. He is wearing socks but no shoes.
-Tijuana, Mexico,
-to run in the November midterm elections on a platform of rolling back "something that Washington has been talking about since Teddy Roosevelt was president."
-Dylan
-accurately predict how so-called solar tsunamis wreak havoc on our planet.
-Dog River.
-At least 20
-not expected to be affected,
-placed mainly
-bedroom, raped and left for dead.
-those who have left the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints,
-civil rights
-greenhouse gas emissions.
-to get in touch with the ambassador in the Dominican Embassy,"
-accept Tehran's nuclear program, a British diplomat told the BBC in an interview aired Saturday.
-"Jeremy," "Daughter" or "Even Flow"
-hasn't delved deeply enough into the financial and emotional strains an autism diagnosis can put on a family.
-a Catholic church in Santa Monica, California,
-911 dispatcher.
-car bomb
-60
-$2 million
-Ingmar Guandique
-career as an elected official is over, but he doesn't expect
-weight loss,
-"Kill the Messenger,"
-The M/V Nipayia,
-18-year-old
-Barcelona,
-has extended his contract with the club until 30 June 2012,"
-London.
-Daniel Mungai
-at the end of this school year,
-AT&T, Verizon or Sprint
-the smell
-2008,
-in Los Angeles, California.
-the presidency of Obama's controversial predecessor,
-"Don't Trust The B----- in Apartment 23,"
-Grozny, Chechnya,
-Four of the boat's crew members were rescued and five bodies retrieved
-Silvio Berlusconi said it would be "best" for the country's troops to leave Afghanistan as soon as possible.
-Rafael Nadal
-70-year-old
-being treated Wednesday for a minor stroke he suffered over the weekend, a hospital
-of fatally shooting his twin sisters,
-strain of the swine flu virus
-Sardar Zulfiqar Muhammad Khosa,
-driver Felipe Massa will be in Brazil for his home Formula One grand prix
-between Bermuda and the U.S. East Coast over the weekend.
-20
-her coma,
-Prosecutors
-airport screeners
-Maurice Perry,
-pink Hello Kitty T-shirt and black leggings.
-"There's a sense of community, and there's a social aspect to it that's pretty significant," said Jim Williams, editor of "The Hostel Handbook" and a former hostel owner. "That is the
-anthrax mailings
-the plane lifting off, veering sharply right and then dragging or skidding down the right side of the runway.
-allowed CNN to see a copy of a letter addressed to the Ministry of Education and signed by Artyem's adoptive mother, Torry Hansen, which the little boy carried when he arrived.
-missile attacks conducted on Pakistani soil by unmanned drones.
-Spelman College in Atlanta,
-17
-also unpacks a little as soon as
-more than 10-thousand
-An Indonesian military
-Lt. Clinton Wermers,
-In 2008,
-Salvadoran
-Richard Timney,
-ABC News
-Gillette
-Adm. Mike Mullen,
-Israel and Hamas
-after a payment deadline expired.
-France's
-18
-Garrison Keillor
-Wednesday.
-2005.
-Human rights and freedom of the press in China, the detention of terrorist
-impeached.
-just before his 40th birthday.
-her husband,
-Elizabeth Olten
-no indication a ransom was paid,
-mountains in northern Japan,
-"Pretty Boy" Floyd Mayweather.
-a constitutional referendum that would grant Uribe the chance to run again.
-exercise bike
-a pregnancy can be interrupted in case of rape,"
-[Gennaro] Gattuso,
-Christopher Noxon,
-prohibited Americans from conducting business with FARC.
-Leading fashion
-Kashmir
-murder of two resident
-about the privacy issues raised by Carrier IQ,
-is on a mission to educate Florida communities about the disease, one door at a time.
-two
-contributed
-the driver
-Ria Ramkissoon's
-Elizabeth Criswell,
-at the hammam (Turkish bath)
-100,000 CHF ($97,500).
-With food banks across the country reporting shortages of food, the donation was a welcome one,
-George Huguely,
-explosives in the air
-The Pacific island nation of Palau
-mostly residential area
-allegedly hacking into U.S. government computers at the Pentagon and NASA.
-the recession
-no
-Wednesday
-Canadian and American Rubber Manufacturer's standard symbol of the snowflake-on-the-mountain.
-Battle of Solferino
-European policymakers
-Could humans one day live to be 1,000,
-first
-$2 million
-sent letters to the court in hopes of saving him from a lengthy prison sentence.
-her full record on race isn't that controversial
-22
-At least 100
-He had been shot three times and his killers had attempted
-11 percent
-clearing the western Niger Delta region in a major operation against MEND.
-rescued five Ecuadorians
-Bangladesh Nationalist Party and its allies, mostly Islamic parties,
-detect explosives in the air
-About 30
-Aleutian Islands about 1,400 miles southwest of Anchorage, Alaska.
-Nick Mason
-came from behind to defeat the United States 3-2,
-fate of his fruit
-4,000
-3½-hour
-floods and landslides
-Malcolm McLaren
-China
-a day after a train collision in California killed 25
-96,000 African
-Moninder Singh Pandher
-Clemmons had been the subject of an intense manhunt for two days.
-Jewish settlers
-Jennifer Murray,
-May
-to the war on terror
-Melissa Harris-Lacewell says Eric Holder's speech fell short of calling for real action against racism.
-the AT&T customer care representative
-Obama discusses his health care plans Friday at a
-an internationally recognized super brand capable of attracting the world's best players and broadcast around the planet.
-in the vicinity of Skydive Moab,
-No. 27.
-abducting a different woman
-a "consistent reformer"
-of qualifications,
-Barack Obama
-the next-generation e-book reader
-the system
-at the Pedro St. James National Historic Site,
-the Emancipation of the Niger Delta
-100 insurgents attacked a patrol,
-told authorities that he was hoping his status as a politician would help him avoid being arrested.
-"The Tonight Show."
-"Inglourious Basterds"
-16,000 automobiles
-shaking the hand of someone
-craft a wide-ranging stimulus package,
-"There also is the important question of whether online journalism will sustain the values of professional journalism, the way the newspaper industry has."
-9.7 million
-Jennifer Schuett
-to knock traditional rivals India out of the limited-overs tournament
-works almost every muscle in the body.
-She's really bright and bubbly.
-5-year-old
-Mosa Khankhel, had been
-his children
-Four
-Bank of America Charitable Foundation
-in Pakistan
-this very difficult problem of firing the animals,
-the remains of a small child
-Silvio Berlusconi said it would be "best" for the country's troops to leave Afghanistan as soon as possible.
-on- and off-the-shoulder dresses, cardigans, cinched trenches, leggings, wide-legged trousers and full skirts,
-rescuers
-and I figured it would be good therapy to get out and have lunch with a friend and watch the horses come down the stretch.
-for the last 30 or 40 years."
-USA Today
-details on why Woods was driving away from his home around 2:25 a.m.
-Congressional leader Roberto Micheletti was sworn in as provisional president later that day.
-backs President Obama's "renewed commitment to Afghanistan."
-more than a decade.
-Charla Nash, 55,
-"We've had fans clamoring for a movie for the past 18 years,"
-"My Country 'Tis of Thee"
-Amnesty International
-Levinson did meet, however, with the Zalmay Khalilzad, the U.S. ambassador to the United Nations.
-50,
-plainclothes militia
-enough evidence to hand them over to Kenya for prosecution in court,
-her classmates
-Swansea, South Carolina,
-looked depressed
-Adam Sandler, Bill Murray, Chevy Chase
-are an organism's protein factories.
-recommended finding light, relaxing activities that will induce
-The first child in Britain
-can fill the access gap when patients have an acute problem that requires a treatment that can be spelled out by an accepted protocol. However, even these
-An Indonesian military transport
-Sacramento, California.
-New York's John F. Kennedy International airport
-Ebola hemorrhagic fever,
-the GOP.
-incoming Obama administration will continue to support Pakistan's efforts to strengthen democracy and combat terrorism,
-Sevilla
-meningitis
-David Cook
-death is under investigation.
-Democrats
-to recruit Japanese-speaking volunteers as interpreters,
-Granma, the official mouthpiece of the Cuban government,
-inmate's claims of prior ineffective assistance of counsel, and related claims of innocence of the murder.
-people convicted
-inside an SUV
-praised deLeon
-Kyrgyzstan
-recreate the same condition,
-40 prestigious
-Wednesday evening,
-$1,150
-members Guy Schroeder, Adam Foster and Harold Attling.
-maintains Ivins didn't carry out the attacks and says the new documents prove nothing.
-smoking,
-was charged with obstruction after running
-[constitutional] referendum
-blood poisoning, along with anemia
-he will discuss taking the position of Lebanon's prime minister with his allies.
-Sunday,
-A recent declaration by a leading Egyptian cleric that women will not be allowed to wear the niqab in university areas frequented only by women
-police officer
-broke a law and put the public at risk
-13,000
-$1,150
-84
-Cristiano Ronaldo
-former Soviet republic of Georgia,
-eight
-Central Falls
-17
-A researcher in Austria says the works were probably transcribed by Mozart's father,
-Ibrahim "Awwad Ibrahim" Ali al-Badri,
-Justice Department officials said they are seeking
-The letter requested dialogue and engagement between the two nations,
-the need for a clear-cut
-Jose Mourinho
-discovered that even in a big city (Burbank is a suburb of Los Angeles), people are exceedingly
-"We must treat this crisis, whether it lasts for a year or five years, as an opportunity to set goals for how we want to come out of it. This is a time to shape the policies to help to solve some of those problems."
-The cute factor
-Stargate, Tricky Stewart & The Dream and Akon.
-8:30 p.m.
-March 28,
-RAND
-Mat Kearney:
-Richard Nixon
-in March
-Not much
-he fears the death toll will skyrocket.
-T.I., whose real name is Clifford Harris,
-airline workers at the ticketing counters place the bags on conveyor belts, which pass through explosive detectors on their way to the aircraft.
-2015.
-outside Austin, Minnesota,
-new president of Pakistan
-we move away from this idea that's about self-help and we move towards this idea that it's time for us to be providing opportunities
-firing of rockets
-forgery, fraudulent use of personal information and petty theft,
-Parker Liautaud,
-"Even though I moved a tad slower than usual today, everyone welcomed me back with open arms and it was a wonderful homecoming,"
-Iraq
-The owner of the plane
-serious injuries in training
-El Salvador
-Nicky Philipps
-Dr. Conrad Murray,
-2000.
-Paramedics dispatched to help Richardson
-"My hero, and the man I most respected and probably still do is Juan Manuel Fangio."
-acronyms that are commonly used in texting and instant messaging.
-BMW Oracle Racing,
-Revenue Service
-Patsy Ramsey,
-of flights were delayed at India's New Delhi airport Monday after lizards, birds and
-Rev. Jesse Jackson
-his mother, Nuraini,
-border town
-a drug overdose
-"Operation Crank Call,"
-violating a midnight curfew
-Muslim groups
-at noon it's still in your system at 8 or 10 at night,"
-(62 miles) "from where the ship was historically believed to have
-the White House and congressional Democrats
-At least 139
-Janet Jackson
-July 12.
-the one-story concrete building that housed the state-run ABC Daycare
-Singer Elvis Presley
-no
-endangered the billions of dollars of trade taking place between our two countries,"
-the future will look like.
-Previous Evangelical Lutheran Church
-a "minor incident,"
-Javon is believed to have died in December 2006,
-were unanimous Wednesday in celebrating the momentousness
-felonious assault after
-Brancato
-Sarah Palin
-Oslo, Norway.
-Tim Smith.
-$1 million in
-Martin Van Buren briefly owned two tiger cubs, a gift from the Sultan of Oman.
-Foreign Affairs Committee Chairman Howard Berman, D-California, and two Republicans, Rep. Mike Pence of Indiana and House Minority Whip Eric Cantor of Virginia.
-2009 convictions
-Neda Agha-Soltan,
-Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad
-Dr. Stephen Sundlof,
-Joe Jackson
-seeing Guandique with "a fat lip and scratches on his face"
-rise of people struggling to pay the basics such as utilities bills.
-by a utility meter reader
-1962
-earlier this year.
-helicopters and boats, as well as vessels from other agencies,
-Saturday afternoon at 37.5 feet,
-organizing relief efforts.
-hear about your decision not to broadcast the Dubai tournament following their denial to allow me to participate in the event,"
-Marita Veron
-murder
-NBC's "Today"
-CNN's
-Jagger.
-"The weather changed; the temperature went up; the wind was coming out of the south.
-he takes full responsibility for safety issues in the company's
-dig out survivors from ruined buildings as soon as possible.
-Burris has erected a mausoleum listing his accompishments in Chicago's Oak Woods Cemetery.
-several major oil pipelines in response to a military offensive.
-"I will fight, I will fight, I will fight until I take my last breath. I have done nothing wrong,"
-Havana.
-upstate New York
-Germany
-recent Iraq and Afghanistan veterans
-$1.8m,
-insight, creativity and innovation
-buy used and save the difference.
-Woosuk Ken Choi,
-two years' worth of opium is effectively "missing,"
-"Where on earth do I get a
-Kelli Carpenter
-third
-$5 million
-capacity for all those aboard.
-to recruit Japanese-speaking volunteers as interpreters, they joined so they could prove their loyalty to their country.
-Lufthansa airline
-future is a bit more unclear.
-between Monday's announcement and the conflict in the Caucasus,
-called on the nation's attorney general
-20 people.
-attempted burglary
-information leading to the arrests of those behind the blasts,
-to instill a sense of "I can" in the
-militants attacked NATO supply terminals, torching at least 10 supply trucks in northern Pakistan,
-Venkatraman Ramakrishnan and Thomas Steitz
-Parma, Ohio.
-The order gives the ministry with the authority to isolate sick patients, inspect travelers' luggage and their vehicles and conduct house inspections,
-11
-World's largest rocking chair?
-dyslexia
-75,
-Lawrence Summers, director of the National Economic Council,
-is a resource we cannot afford to waste, instead we should capture and utilize it.
-Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger,
-Laura Lundquist killed centenarian Elizabeth Barrow,
-in Iraq
-Six life insurance companies
-12
-Patriotic Union of Kurdistan
-nighttime winds
-The band's entire studio catalog,
-was kidnapped and killed by al Qaeda extremists
-a series of coordinated bombings
-14th July
-more than 1,000
-South Dakota
-fillings or crowns,
-Warren Township, Ohio, man
-mine explosion was due in part to failures by both the management and loopholes
-White House science adviser
-Atlanta, Georgia
-Christian Democrats
-More than 1,000 people
-tennis
-Montego Bay, Jamaica.
-William Shakespeare
-water rushing out from the dam's lake,"
-AT&T is tops for fast data speeds, while Verizon is the most reliable
-"If it does represent a possibility of avoiding the kind of collision that we had last fall in Cuba, which was quite close, and Berlin in 1961, we should seize the chance,"
-the following celebrities,
-is working on a compromise in which it would slap the droll Colbert's name on a piece of "mission essential" equipment in the new wing: the toilet.
-two small high-speed motor boats and a mid-size, support vessel
-severe head
-Park in Los Angeles, California.
-charges of rape with a foreign object and rape by force.
-Venus Williams
-Lawrence Summers,
-humanitarian aid agencies
-1975
-Garcia's
-Beau Biden
-President Obama, Vice President Joe Biden, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Attorney General Eric Holder
-Emotiv
-O'Riordan
-Ronaldo and Gonzalo Higuain
-Dustin Hoffman
-Egyptian pyramids, Vatican, Niagara Falls, the Eiffel Tower, the Empire State Building, the Acropolis in Athens and the Las Vegas casino strip.
-President Evo Morales
-may
-in the Atlantic Ocean.
-Michael David Barrett
-British Airways
-that the 13-year old girl had willingly engaged in "consensual" sexual relations with the 26 men.
-seven
-long, relatively liberal judicial
-April Fool's Day.
-wind direction, ocean current direction, and shape and depth of the sea floor.
-Our health care system
-"Slumdog Millionaire."
-to honor Michael's celebrated career,"
-could counsel Woods on how to survive the crisis.
-Israel
-Katie Stam,
-the boy's U.S. citizenship
-Bill Clinton
-At least 139 people are confirmed dead as a consequence of
-compatibility with Skype, Google Talk, AOL Instant Messenger, Windows Live Messenger, Yahoo! Live Messenger, Jabber, MySpace and Facebook.
-"present in the room" during searches, although they are "not necessarily ... permitted to witness the search itself."
-July 2009.
-"The United States will help with these efforts
-Egyptian Prime Minister Ahmed Shafiq
-ignored the plight of political prisoners under the Castro regime.
-a high-powered rifle with a scope
-1,253
-MTV reality show
-anhydrous ammonia.
-Anders Behring Breivik
-humanitarian work.
-four
-(No. 7)
-"avoid any further bloodshed."
-Korea's Lee Jung-Su
-Philadelphia
-Sen. Hillary Clinton
-along with al Qaeda,
-Lt. Col. Jeffrey Chessani, the battalion commander, and 1st Lt. Andrew Grayson
-"for their non-violent struggle for the safety of women and for women's rights to full participation in peace-building work,"
-flood-swollen Mississippi River
-seventh- or eighth-grade
-100 seizure
-Men have been threatened with "honor killings" by relatives worried that their "unmanly behavior" will ruin the family's reputation,
-I didn't know who Johnson was before this NFL season began. I haven't closely followed football since Joe Namath led my home team, the New York Jets, to victory in Super Bowl III, 42 Super Bowls ago.
-singer/songwriter Aretha Franklin
-Michael Jackson's
-Peter Parker,
-eight
-swamp in equatorial Africa,
-and four points on his license,
-Sabbath: Reboot
-Malcolm McLaren
-That brash teen today is a world-renowned
-"multi-generational effect" on the creatures from which they draw their living,
-her rise through the sunroof of her vehicle to wave to supporters after delivering her speech.
-Judson Hartley Talbert,
-around 5.3 million
-she and her husband, Richard Heene, knew that their 6-year-old son Falcon was hiding at their Fort Collins home the entire time, even as police and military scrambled to search for the boy,
-fever, muscle pain, headaches, shivering, nausea and vomiting,
-Dover Air Force Base
-more than 130 people.
-China and Russia
-is pretty clever in these exchanges.
-Convention and Exhibition center
-"Boy came round the corner; he was like, 'Get down,' and he just started shooting,"
-in a 2008 incident
-I don't think it will have a significant
-maintain order,
-American Airlines
-the poison destroyed the glioma cells and left surrounding, healthy cells alone.
-self-inflicted asphyxiation,
-was director of the White House Initiative on Hispanic
-North
-encourages members of the public to join in astronomy research online.
-rocket-shaped lamps, to skateboards, biscuit tins and toys emblazoned with stars and futuristic astronauts.
-Sen. David Vitter.
-Gulab Mangal, the governor of Helmand province,
-of flights were delayed
-the killings of 11 women,
-an under-appreciated romantic gem
-his wife, Wendy, and two of their children,
-presence of dioxins in
-in northern Sri Lanka's Vanni region.
-I think it's the age of Barack.
-from the southeastern Turkish town of Mardin
-ABC's "Last Man Standing"
-her that he still commands the confidence of the house."
-the children's father
-about her journey from addiction and overconsumption to a simpler, honest life.
-Colin Powell
-the wife of former world boxing champion Arturo Gatti
-April 12
-The former capital of Nigeria, Lagos
-Jewish
-immediately and to stop selling them after the holiday shopping season ends.
-concentrations of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere are now at their highest levels for at least 650,000 years. Scientists on the panel say the increase began with the birth of the Industrial Revolution 250 years ago.
-Davis County prosecutor Troy Rawlings
-tennis,
-The House Subcommittee on Commerce, Trade, and Consumer Protection
-464
-YouTube.com.
-Bears on Ice,"
-800-273-TALK (8255).
-Jose Mourinho
-whether the cost of hosting the game would come at the expense of projects more vital to residents
-Carnahan is another Missourian with prominent name recognition
-Clijsters
-nearly four years ago
-they received training in how to handle rockets, explosives and bombs.
-Prince William
-because of inner ear troubles affecting his balance and hearing.
-men's Ryder Cup,
-starred on the MTV reality shows "A Shot at Love with Tila Tequila"
-information to help determine
-tapeworms.
-be free at public hospitals and other sites. All schoolchildren should be vaccinated,
-Two coalition U.S. soldiers
-who came out to vote in dramatically high numbers,
-me and then I got kind of nervous and I paced in a circle and then took a step and tripped and fell on my face.
-up to two dozen civilians
-unpacks a little as soon as
-Twelve
-Brad Pitt offers etiquette for the digital age.
-€50 million ($66.59 million)
-Las Vegas pharmacy
-6.5 million euros ($8.5 million)
-her husband, director
-a camp guard.
-Josh Muszynski,
-contributed
-around $60 to $800
-100
-"I'm saddened and hurt but I am not surprised by the indictment," he said.
-seven days
-a series that began March 22.
-300 pounds
-hotel near Johannesburg's international airport
-Typhoon Melor roared into central Japan on Thursday, leaving two people dead and
-"The Jay Leno Show" in
-Jorge Torres-Puello,
-Illinois Gov.
-revealed a 90 ft trimaran last year,
-Dr. Thomas P. Roemer.
-were caught up in the waves of arrests that followed the
-a pink Hello Kitty T-shirt and black leggings.
-the al Qaeda terrorist network.
-as if we're watching two or three different
-the officer engaged in sexual acts,
-20 years ago
-high school and college students on spring break.
-family history in Cuba
-AC Milan.
-New Year's
-were nominated in the
-is still not known,
-Brazilian
-Silsby and nine other
-nation's traditional takeaway
-the English Premier
-cancer and cataracts and harm marine life,
-presents both a measure of certainty about the kind of justice she would become,
-students have fewer opportunities than
-Marine videotaped throwing a
-in making comic book movies or big-action, special-effect films in which women are mostly decorative,
-Auburn University kennel
-Religious organizations on campus will host a prayer vigil Tuesday.
-Laboratory at Emory University in Atlanta. "They affect more than a third of
-Cuba
-knew of the message he carried in his pocket,"
-"American Idol"
-70 percent
-Mat Kearney's
-of July 15. He was found in his car in the parking lot at the army hospital where he had spent so long trying to get better.
-Afghanistan, where U.S.-led forces are fighting Islamic extremist groups.
-two-level
-Johnny Depp
-Will Salas,
-dependent
-Girls Club for African-American youth
-begin by focusing on helping them.
-member of The House of Lords and a trained doctor,
-Alain de Botton
-Kimberly Ann Crain,
-over the summer,
-Friday
-North Carolina's
-ability to sing not only from the heart, but in a way that transcended her age and experience and became something universal."
-the Turkish ambassador
-18-year-old
-Detroit Police Special Response Team
-"You were convicted 99 percent by your own words,"
-Penn State.
-Siri
-Two police
-Hurricane Gustav
-David Lee Moore
-south of New York City.
-Dmitry Medvedev,
-Lebanon.
-dead
-in the water in the Dog River.
-Hundreds of customers
-Manas Air Base in Kyrgyzstan
-48,630 pounds of the chemical, which creates a toxic vapor downwind when released, have been reported at the site.
-Islamic republic and the leftist South American nation,
-also are exploring other options, such as partnering with non-Shriners
-a tougher response from Moscow and Beijing.
-Brazil
-son of slain Sen. Robert F. Kennedy,
-are rare,
-Myanmar, also called Burma,
-The eruptions are the latest in a series that began March 22.
-tell the story of my identity.
-seven-time
-Colgan
-France
-"It is our policy not to comment on rumor or speculation,"
-the role of George H.W. Bush in practice debates with Geraldine Ferraro in 1984 and with Michael Dukakis in 1988, and practice debated Bill Clinton more than 20 times during the 1992 campaign. He also
-more than 200
-"sexual freedom,"
-the afternoon of December 31, 2008.
-Nepal
-77,000
-a networking event of sorts for the world's best and brightest.
-68 billion
-the summer of 2008
-"Up,"
-you'll take guided hikes through red rock wilderness to vortex sites, places
-can be found venturing into the high altitude of their northern Argentina mountains, trash bags in hand and llamas in tow.
-the Malakand Division, the northwestern region
-two
-50
-the opportunity to get "advice, good counsel and fellowship" from the group.
-most recent parole agent
-something
-unauthorized Haitian immigrants
-officer's bullet.
-a life sentence
-Five people arrested after street disturbances
-Pulitzer Prize,
-were being used in a "vicious and mean-spirited" effort to silence her for "defending traditional marriage."
-The Statue of Liberty welcomes visitors, immigrants, and returning Americans.
-He wounded three people before turning the gun on
-Maxwell Taylor Kennedy,
-eventually shot himself to death, police said.
-fourth time the parties have held back-to-back conventions;
-moved in with her ex-husband.
-Capt. Richard Phillips
-that his opponent would raise taxes
-Beer Pong.
-Three
-Evo Morales
-a cholera epidemic in Zimbabwe.
-Under the seal of the state of Illinois and the words "Trail Blazer," Burris, 71, has listed his many firsts in granite, including being the state's first African-American attorney general and the state's first African-American comptroller.
-are nearly twice as likely as men to suffer from major depression. They are three times as likely to attempt suicide, and they experience anxiety disorders two to three times more often than men.
-McCain
-Damilola Taylor
-producer/DJ/rapper Swizz Beatz.
-60,000 vehicles were stolen in just over
-on flight from the United Arab Emirates to New Delhi, while the plane flew over Pakistan.
-White's fans campaigned successfully via Facebook for her to host NBC's "Saturday Night Live."
-a knee injury,
-2006 finals in
-keeps everything in the same place in
-United States
-same friend
-said he
-toughened people up.
-a selection of businesses and public service structures,
-15,000
-six days
-"He is a [expletive] that called the president of the United States a liar on national television
-"Praise be to God and to his prophet, Mohammed."
-Iraq's
-the Maoist candidate.
-Quentin Tarantino's
-school in
-Johannes Mehserle,
-Felix or Aqua
-Henry scored twice
-"Amazing. 2 days ago FB deactivated my page saying they didn't believe I was me. I had to send a photo of my passport page," he wrote. "Then they said yes, I was me, but insisted I use the name Ahmed which appears before
-2008.
-on the eve of the summit.
-make the difference between life and death.
-Christian Fabre,
-the nation's education system and spur technological advances
-70,000 or so are estimated to be there now.
-George W. Bush.
-366
-non-combat-related injuries
-turn out for Obama on Election Day.
-98,
-musician, composer, record producer, arranger, conductor and media company executive.
-"The Day the Earth Stood Still,"
-natural gas explosion
-Sen. Robert Dole.
-University of Maryland-College Park chemistry
-China
-storming the beach
-welfare officials have asked a judge to order a teenage member of a polygamous
-long-term improvement of water and sanitation
-of survival.
-Mexican President Felipe Calderon
-Joe Biden
-March 27,
-many papers
-Ryan Adams
-served in the military,
-extending the lower payroll tax rate
-since 2003.
-creativity and innovation that these systems are systematically suppressing in yet another generation of young people.
-5-2
-Timothy Geithner
-Michelle Obama
-80 to 200
-the West Bank village of Anata,
-$2,950-per-day
-485 people.
-guns on a first-hand basis,
-20,
-800-273-TALK (8255).
-October 14.
-Wampach's travel habits are consistent with a growing number of travelers called "flashpackers."
-to wave the chequered flag
-retired soldier.
-Thursday
-"Hundreds of people are all hunkered down for the night passing time and burning tires to light up the night."
-dead of a gunshot wound and the officer hospitalized
-sequin and gem-encrusted Converse sneakers
-tried to disable the bombs,
-Ron Paul
-one of Kraft's Super Bowl rings.
-Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich
-resisting arrest and public intoxication,
-Sofia Vergara
-Ketsana have left parts of the Philippines under water, killing at least 240 people.
-addressing the injustices of the world,
-"You can't snap your fingers and make it happen just by magic,"
-Christie's,
-Janice Currington; Dwonvalyn Johnson; Barbara Miller Benaby; Guyton Wynell; Marcella Pierce;
-responsible for many other moral behaviors,
-"one of the most heavily supported commodities in the United States,"
-Huguely pleaded guilty to resisting arrest and public intoxication,
-latest edition of Paris Match
-more than 100
-34
-that first responded train for water rescues.
-at 12 a.m.
-have fever or flu-like symptoms
-would provide $10 million for relief efforts. Belize, Brazil, China, Chile, Spain, Canada, Israel, Iceland, Ireland, the United States and Morocco were among the many other countries offering aid.
-The papers also reveal the company struck it big in 2007 with contracts totaling more than $200 million
-a primarily plant-based diet composed of grains, vegetables, and fruits, but they occasionally obtain protein from lean meat, fish, poultry, or dairy.
-Growing up surrounded by generations of jewelry wearing tradition, I was drawn to the brilliance and transparency of diamonds from an early age. Later, it was the fact that diamonds are a unique resource, evoking beauty and eternal love that lead me to found DIAZ Fine Jewelry.
-Gunmen
-The Iranian government has denied that its security forces
-"get into the specifics of our different ways of communicating,"
-"This administration -- the last administration left us in a weaker posture than we've been any time since World War II: less regarded in the world, stretched more thinly than we ever have been in the past, two wars under way, virtually no respect in entire parts of the world.
-in Spain's La
-19
-60
-"My Country 'Tis of Thee"
-semi-final of the Barclays Dubai Tennis Championships.
-Monday."
-CNN's senior correspondent in Europe
-5.1.
-67
-Eme Zuru Ayortor,
-190th goal in 278 games for Barca.
-Lewis Hamilton
-has been with the Ford Motor Company for 12 years.
-improving academic performance for African-American
-132 miles
-Lebanon's
-A power-sharing deal
-two
-Rihanna.
-co-founder of MyGoodDeed,
-plays host to the world's biggest music acts.
-further action by the General Assembly and Security Council if both sides do not
-Kourtney, Kim,
-Flowers
-Juan Del Potro
-Tehran
-they believe that he was killed because of his sexual orientation and his race.
-noncelibate clergy members and lay leaders who are in "lifelong" and "monogamous" same-sex relationships.
-the confederation of Italian shipowners
-Tuesday, April 20,
-cardiopulmonary arrest,
-it would be "best" for the country's troops to leave Afghanistan as soon as possible.
-significant numbers of legislators from one party joining forces with the other.
-serving a 20-year sentence at the national penitentiary in Santiago for sexually abusing children at the notorious commune known as Colonia Dignidad (The Dignity Colony).
-Rosita Clarke
-Tuesday,
-energy supply agreement
-79,
-Felipe Calderon
-generations of scientists over a 50-year period at multiple sites in Oregon, Washington, California, Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico and southwestern British Columbia.
-more than 4,000
-Matt White and Ross Hampton
-747 jet engine cowlings
-Ulysses and Julia Grant was the president's father-in-law. Colonel Frederick
-World number one
-California
-"startling."
-Guy Schroeder, Adam Foster
-October 22
-Scottish
-former teacher
-"The Satanic Verses,"
-August 31, 1997
-at least one fireball in the sky
-from 1998 to 2003,
-Palm D'Or at Cannes
-Sandra Samuel
-has been seeded for next week's Wimbledon championships.
-his successor
-Decerega went up for a shot and turned into the President, who was playing defense and accidentally got hit in the mouth.
-18
-Kandahar,
-around $250 or $300,
-more than 1,600
-in maintaining the country's
-Darren O'Dea and Aiden McGeady
-blasted Congress
-Friday.
-Mohamed El Idrissi, 32, of Morocco, of collaborating with a terrorist group and sentenced him to five years. Tarek Hamed Hamu, 30, a Spaniard from Spain's enclave of Ceuta on Morocco's north coast, was
-several houses in Zeitoun "affected by Israel shelling," days after they asked
-AT&T
-The death of actress Natasha Richardson,
-clashed with Indian security forces
-132 miles
-National Weather Service
-Iowa
-303-441-1636
-John Roberts
-at the Mayo Clinic in
-the situation is being exaggerated by the West in an effort to exert pressure on President Robert Mugabe to leave office.
-10 to 20
-a deadly fundamentalist insurgency in its tribal areas and an economy that's on the verge of collapse.
-may seem a minor transgression diminishes our credibility and slights the high standards of professionalism."
-mount that keeps it in constant view of the sky
-struck a fire hydrant and a tree
-15
-the killing of a teen in a case dubbed "the house of horrors."
-111
-Barack Obama
-seven opponents, and four of them
-Sunday morning.
-10
-make education a high priority for his administration.
-Ireland's expulsion of a Russian diplomat over spying allegations is "clearly an unfriendly
-Haiti,
-Portsmouth, Virginia, officers
-North Carolina
-400
-"You really, really don't like women."
-U.S. Navy submarine and a Navy amphibious ship that
-Zoltan Lensky,
-testament of the health workers around the world laboring to make polio the second globally eliminated disease
-one is completed in 2016 or 2017,
-Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper,
-stable condition
-test-fired two ballistic missiles
-9.7 million in the near future
-Esperanza de Vida
-Marcus said.
-$50,000
-Queen consort to England's Edward IV,
-2015
-Colgan
-think they're kind of like sand and a rock, kind of -- you keep rubbing up against them and they form you.
-December 31, 2008.
-by asking our wealthiest
-take a break from campaigning
-nine
-Mauricio Funes
-and the city council in Flagstaff
-David Blaine and three Maasai tribesmen.
-'t miss
-her hip that she thought was a pimple.
-an 18-year-old male
-The Sex Pistols
-Tuesday's earthquake
-gallstone
-Roger Federer
-"There was no order given to move civilians from one building into another,"
-$1 trillion
-Mandy Moore and rocker Ryan Adams
-870
-Michael Carrick
-thoughts on the highly-emotive issue of land redistribution.
-inaugural Greyhound service in Britain, the company aimed to start with the best the United States has to offer,
-Several hundred
-Anne Pressly,
-Britain's Princes William and Harry
-federal corruption allegations, including trying to trade or sell the Senate seat that became vacant after Barack Obama was elected president.
-28
-al Qaeda leader
-ten Burmese pro-democracy activists
-Afghanistan,
-spend, spend, spend
-Obama
-said he was never entirely convinced of
-my memory of my childhood
-by the early 60's The Pill had made it easier for a woman to choose to delay having children until after she established herself in a career.
-A Pakistani official Tuesday bristled at the accusation, saying that Afghan lawmakers were making
-black-lace corset dress with bright red
-January 22, 2010.
-some American employees and folks from a construction firm
-She went missing September 20.
-34,000,
-Mahmoud al-Mabhouh,
-pregnant girlfriend, Jessie Marie Davis, and their unborn child.
-more than 100 miles from the fire.
-its nearly six-year military operation in Iraq
-Italian midfield legend Andrea Pirlo
-and Austin Renaud,
-Jensen Farms in Granada, Colorado,
-Sunset Marquis
-France's role in the deportation of its Jews
-Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act,
-GOP presidential nominees
-the Obamas move in
-Texas Republican Sen. John Cornyn
-Democratic representative
-Texas Gov. Rick Perry
-the desperate situation
-16
-More than half of people cannot pinpoint the exact location of the human heart on a diagram,
-"President Mugabe
-1,300 Palestinians
-December 28.
-Philippines
-have used congressional computers to engage or solicit minors in any illegal activities.
-on Friday.
-mother of octuplets
-"330 events. Halloween for 3,000. Easter egg roll for 30,000. Music series with performances and the performers teaching the students during the day. Latin, jazz, country, civil rights. "
-snow-capped peaks
-disabled veteran Tomas Young,
-4
-NZ$18,500 (US$ 9,362),
-Planting Peace's program
-serious political crisis
-outspokenness
-the money.
-attacked militant targets
-naked human sculptures, giant replica genitals and a photo gallery on the history of sex,
-Lionel
-weapons and ammunition,
-1981,
-Andre Curry,
-Oakland police
-Richard Heene,
-who it said numbered about 70,000 in Sri Lanka's war zone.
-"My faith in God has allowed me to remain sane.
-allege that the CIA's former Algeria station chief
-"caused me to suffer great harm, humiliation, and embarrassment."
-unemployment and trying to save the city
-Chavares Block,
-at the beginning of November.
-just days after the final U.S. troops withdrew.
-41
-Obama administration
-the fourth
-Diane Sawyer
-Capt. Richard Phillips
-directors such as Marin Scorsese, Woody Allen and Pedro Almodovar,
-require reforming the campaign finance system so that legislators are not in such desperate need of private campaign contributions, over which party leaders and activist organizations maintain tight control.
-at least $250,000 to hold the party in Mugabe's hometown of Chinhoyi,
-12-billion-year-old, star-packed globular cluster
-can be seen on their chubby faces.
-September 26
-February 2010,
-agriculture,
-made up of undecided voters.
-Gilani also declined to say when the offensive might end.
-Warren Township, Ohio,
-The body of a woman was found near her car
-totalled nearly $80,000.
-"suspicious,"
-1998 best-seller "The Orchid Thief"
-Candice Berner
-"The White Queen."
-33,000 instances of seclusion, restraints or other punishments in Texas and California alone.
-2,
-6th March 2010."
-more than 2,000 hours of television and movies.
-using a firearm in relation to a crime of violence against those two.
-Gonzalo Higuain
-"I will lead the popular vote; he will maintain a slight lead in the delegate count,"
-five people
-to their deaths in concentration
-an American missionary
-10 people
-Karim Benzema
-"Bluestonehenge"
-didn't enhance security.
-September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks
-Jorge Torres-Puello, is linked to a network
-Mel Brooks films as well as films with his friend Burt Reynolds.
-nearly eight thousand dollars.
-Panamanian-flagged, Japanese-owned vessel
-543
-that trafficked in Haitian and Central American children
-Lionel Messi
-a loose spring from Rubens Barrichello's Brawn hit him in the helmet
-erupted in jubilation
-Foreign Relations
-on a remote island
-I spent two weekend afternoons at the Empire Center in Burbank, California, with my camera and notebook, approaching shoppers as they arrived or departed. I identified myself as a reporter for AOL Autos, and asked if I could see
-pregnant with her first child,
-Brian Mabry
-"Like a Rolling Stone"
-al Qaeda
-1993.
-huddle for warmth around a fire burning inside the shell of a broken-down van.
-50-80 percent chance of developing breast or ovarian
-An armored personnel vehicle
-this Thursday, Christiane Amanpour sits down for an exclusive live interview
-that they move in the spirit of cooperation.
-controversially told lawmakers that the traditional Muslim garment was "not welcome" in
-in northern India since January.
-sudden cardiac arrest,
-George Huguely,
-drinks.
-plunged 25.7 percent compared with the previous year's, Beijing reported last week.
-Boko Haram
-the Haeftling
-a South Carolina high school
-"Easy Rider" actor Peter Fonda found a body while driving down Sunset Boulevard
-guitarist George Harrison,
-raised lots of money
-Chaim "Life" Lazaros and David "Civitron" Civitarese, runs the New York-based Web site Superheroes
-two satellites
-Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid
-the capital of Kyrgyzstan,
-to a local hospital,
-with Cindy Anthony's call to
-British
-give workers alleging unequal pay the right to sue within 180 days of their most recent paycheck.
-southern tip of Nevada,
-"Despite the progress that has been made -- and there has been considerable progress in parts of Africa -- we also know that much of that promise has yet to be fulfilled,"
-The New Hampshire primary,
-"It's been a while since that's been the case,"
-Eight American troops
-buried in Taos, New Mexico,
-about 100 miles south of Matagorda Bay in Texas.
-her mother, grandmother, cousins and other family members.
-The British government says its forces will complete their mission of training Iraqi troops by May 31, 2009, and withdraw from the country by July 31, 2009.
-It crashed about 20 miles off the Mexican coast,
-Germany
-magazine bidding war
-about 4,100
-Celtic
-19-year-old girl whose hospitalization exposed a shocking Austrian incest case
-"Plasma Pat,"
-Rep. Henry Waxman's
-"Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince"
-ship's fuel tank
-moved with her daughter and son-in-law to Washington.
-Three
-in the German capital
-U.S. Navy T-34 training plane
-conduct tests on the wolves' carcasses to determine whether they killed Berner,
-break even
-more than 150
-August 3
-cocaine
-Pekka-Eric Auvinen,
-tunable shock mount
-championship
-media critical of the current government and President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner,
-few
-"That's for Lockerbie."
-"She organized hundreds of fun and creative events during her time here, and we will miss her. We thank her again for her service and wish her all the best in her future endeavors."
-spoke of the Nazi dictator's ability to "get things done."
-worm.
-30
-one in six
-The Republican defeated nine-term Democratic Rep. William Jefferson
-Justin Portman,
-There's a love affair going on with the country and Barack.
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-The Egyptian government required all pigs in the country be killed,
-two
-Mall in Washington
-Facebook,
-Chennai,
-An Iranian man and a woman
-aware of the others' HIV status.
-his small-business proposal
-nice if you are respectful and forthright.
-World Boxing Association (WBA) light-welterweight
-the couple is splitting,
-DeAndre Cortez Way, better known by his stage
-lost 300 pounds
-with a compatible organ
-posed as a "corrupt longshoreman's union official,
-U.S.
-three
-74
-a black eye of a
-"Dallas"
-14
-the delicate balance of power in Iraqi Kurdistan,
-March 9.
-$2 million to $4 million
-interstate stalking,
-weather conditions.
-Cristiano Ronaldo
-organ
-The Islamist Justice and Development Party, or PJD,
-When Gregg Wenzel
-ten Somalian
-he wrote about the stresses in his life and the possibility of facing prison time.
-photojournalism
-five slayings
-2006.
-charges of felonious assault after authorities say he fired
-A spokesman for Turkey's foreign ministry
-buy used and save the difference. We shop a lot at garage sales, thrift stores.
-now they've got it! Everyone's mad,"
-on November 2.
-at a school in the Punjab province of Pakistan,
-2.6 billion.
-the annual State of the Union address to both houses of Congress on February 24.
-Taliban suicide bomb squad
-The Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act,
-body parts.
-since 2003.
-Arizona Gov. Janet Napolitano.
-went on a shooting rampage in a Los Angeles suburb
-Czech Jan Hernych,
-co-ops
-next year
-London.
-Elmer Segundo Castillejos Aguero, Hilario Cudena Simon
-After the International Criminal Court charged Bashir with war crimes and crimes against humanity on March 4, Khartoum
-Keanu Reeves'
-27-year-old Somali-American who had been radicalized by al-Shabaab in his adopted home state of Minnesota
-plane with seven people aboard
-Meredith Kercher,
-"I warned her, I said as soon as you get there without the proper documents, you are going to get into trouble, because they are going to accuse you, because you have the intent to pass the border without the proper papers and they are going to accuse you with kids trafficking,"
-to China
-of the election season.
-a legal resident of the United States
-Airlines
-"It's about five miles for the most part, but it's a tough five miles. The roads are not good. Perhaps the helicopters from the USS Carl Vinson are going to be used to do precisely that."
-regularly scheduled 9 p.m. Sunday time slot.
-10
-Kyrgyzstan
-April Fool's Day.
-the specifics of our different ways of communicating,"
-in search of dry ground.
-Veron left her house in the northern Argentine province of
-Mattel
-Tillakaratne Dilshan scored his sixth Test century
-rights group
-Facebook and Google,
-the war on terror, federal bans on late-term abortion
-Yucatan
-matter of 30 minutes to an hour to 90 minutes before there is a major deterioration."
-Hurricane Gustav
-the founder of the cosmetic
-says the street you should turn on and not just "turn left."
-will be used to speed up construction of in-line baggage screening systems,
-130
-"American Idol,"
-Wednesday night
-"I've maybe flown this plane 500 times, and the landing gear deployed every time,"
-rehab and Alcoholics Anonymous meetings didn't work for
-two free
-as a leading example of a new breed of
-Richard Griffin
-establish cause of death
-Moammar Gadhafi.
-For Kandi Burruss, the
-included several photos of a woman giving birth in a parking lot outside a hospital
-"If this were a pervasive problem in polo, and if this were to happen twice in the last year or something
-President Barack Obama,
-Gombe,
-a health spa
-a Girls Club for African-American youth and taught community residents to read in a tutoring program at Ebenezer Baptist Church,
-the fighting between the Sri Lankan army and Tamil Tiger rebels as "inadequate."
-Scottish fish and chip shop
-fuel price hike.
-the Nazi swastika symbol on the uniform before
-Recife
-to a child in need every time it sells a pair.
-community service-based opportunities dealing
-there were "multiple" arrests early Sunday for disorderly conduct and violating an 11 p.m. curfew.
-Cucu and his bride, Yati Supriyatna,
-The Liberal Party, which lost seats in the October vote, and the leftist New Democratic Party announced plans earlier this week to form a governing coalition with the support of the Bloc Quebecois,
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-British, French and German
-an Islamic shrine,
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-"Smile: You're Under Arrest."
-85-year-old
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-machinist in the Navy during World War II.
-October 26, 2006,
-Vic Armstrong.
-2.5 gallons of dirt and debris
-"America's Most Wanted" tipster
-country's "infant democracy."
-the hard-line military regime in Myanmar, also known as Burma.
-"We should all admit responsibility for this major breach of security,"
-authorities cleared the hotel,
-collaborated with Adolf
-The Internet
-recipient of an advanced copy of the iPad 2 directly from Jobs.
-$23,148,855,308,184,500 charge
-jumped 57 cents per gallon overnight in Milton, Ontario.
-President Goodluck Jonathan
-for the squabbling siblings and that all of them want Steven Spielberg's studio to portray their father's life on the big screen.
-campus library,
-20,
-about 800
-Movement for Democratic Change
-"You live half a mile from the 20,000-square-foot home you can't go to anymore, you're driving through downtown Clearwater [Florida] and see a 19-year-old boy driving your Escalade, and you know that a 19-year-old boy is sleeping in your bed, with your wife ...
-Obama,
-Democrats should be questioning themselves on several key points.
-Thanksgiving dinner.
-reported UFO sightings
-Al-Shabab militia
-such as large bottles of lotion,
-hacking off civilians' hands and feet during the war,
-Hosni Mubarak
-Harwood, Maryland.
-"Israel doesn't intend to deliver any strike against Iran."
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-John Gair
-Snug Harbor
-"The oil hasn't done a thing to us
-Perrier
-Rachel Uchitel
-fix the seats and establish quality-control measures.
-32, bled
-25,000
-Police in India
-Osama bin Laden to the gates of hell, but so far all he's done is follow George Bush into a misguided war in Iraq."
-charges of kidnapping and rape
-An agreement
-Australia's Maritime Safety Authority
-Estonian defense ministry
-not to lose faith, that God remains with them regardless of
-Verizon
-develop the ability to identify the onset of a seizure,
-that ice floes could break away from the main ice area in the western section of the lake.
-rising food and oil prices,
-Mississippi
-At Tarkwa Bay
-Syrian-born broadcaster
-an Army
-I want them to take their time. I'm more interested in whether they like each other
-Joshua Graham Packer,
-"Eighteen years,
-7.0-magnitude earthquake
-sends a text message that tells
-Rep. Joe Wilson
-Apple
-6-year-old son
-retired NBA star Michael Jordan
-Eli Lilly and Co. distribution center
-Taliban fighters
-Ingmar Guandique
-bled to death after being attacked
-allegedly showed up several times at Berry's Hollywood Hills home.
-More than 40 percent
-"I am not throwing my child away,"
-Petra Kvitova
-"Quiet Nights,"
-would be arrested if he returned.
-training courses, which focused on weapons, explosives, and rocket-based or -propelled weaponry.
-Michael McLendon,
-"She had a smile on her face, like she always does when she comes in here,"
-southern Afghanistan
-of same-sex marriage.
-60 years.
-his link to the "D.C. Madam," the woman
-at least 156
-38, of Beaumont was convicted in March of five counts of first-degree murder.
-the emptiness
-the possibility of a bipartisan agreement.
-Comcast
-Richard Griffin
-FIFA
-Somalia,"
-"Nude, Green Leaves and Bust"
-"Imagine a captain from the National Guard [Truman] telling off a West Point general!"
-"Only by the Night,"
-Japanese navy and army.
-Lampedusa, Italy.
-"Two and a Half Men."
-26,
-charge the couple with aggravated murder, child abuse, obstruction of justice and the desecration of a dead body.
-five-step process,
-An anesthesiologist
-2007
-killing himself.
-have stressed that there are no plans for him to stay
-to repeal the antitrust exemption currently
-February 12
-106-year-old
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-21
-trained 20,000 instructors around the world and sold more than 3 million DVDs
-66th annual Golden Globe Awards
-California corrections officials
-"We cannot give a blank check to Washington with no oversight and accountability,
-€440 billion rescue fund,
-British
-a polarizing figure in the Republican Party.
-The U.S. Treasury Department on Tuesday froze the U.S. assets of eight members of
-are considering coming
-1991.
-change theme has buckled to "top-down liberalism."
-a 60-year-old man, was among the dead,
-China
-its recognition of the two provinces is a joke.
-Suleman
-50% reduction in the value of Greek government bonds, steps recapitalize European banks and plans to attract capital
-more than 200 people
-Jennifer Hudson
-"That's for Lockerbie."
-passengers with
-Genson has said that the governor did nothing wrong and that evidence obtained through wiretaps in Blagojevich's office and home was "illegally obtained."
-Sean Mulveyhill,
-Ted Epperly
-Mount Tomuraushi
-parliament
-runner-up in the third season of "American Idol,"
-has voted
-1970s and 1980s,
-for the Assault Craft Unit 5 compound at Camp Pendleton,
-after requiring life-saving surgery
-"The Shrine", Ikeja
-Sheikh Ahmed bin Zayed Al Nahyan,
-Japan's
-3 meters (10 feet) tall,
-handling border disputes diplomatically.
-Gustav's top winds weakened
-accurately predict how so-called solar tsunamis wreak havoc on our planet.
-and Human Services' Office
-Splish Splash, Long Island, New York
-Just before 5 p.m. (8 p.m. ET),
-Friday, June 19,
-that a hidden app could be tracking smartphone
-extorting campaign contributions
-not only survived but within a few years had reinvented itself, in the elite "Premier League" division of the country's top clubs at least, as an internationally recognized super brand capable of attracting the world's best players and broadcast around the planet.
-the difficulty of balancing those
-East
-several
-committing the felony in the first place,"
-Aung San Suu Kyi,
-Harwood, Maryland.
-California,
-Germany,
-Stephen Morgan
-Thursday
-Gregg Wenzel
-shooting Grant, 22, in an incident that spurred violent protests in Oakland after being captured on video.
-hurricane recovery office said Tuesday.
-the final of the World Cup next year.
-poverty and conflict
-the company's biggest advance in the handheld gaming space since it introduced the Sony PSP in 2006.
-a thinner Kindle
-that the only way communicate with the people and the world to is to stay on,"
-CNN's Christiane Amanpour
-"Rin Tin Tin: The Life and the Legend"
-actually planned to co-sleep with their babies,
-Taos, New Mexico,
-a car fleeing police struck a home
-up to six weeks
-natural gas deal,"
-by Mozart's father,
-not
-President Obama
-$67.2 million
-Williams'
-23 attempts of the system
-in the Spanish capital.
-the government continued to function.
-bed-sharing
-Ukraine's
-food poisoning
-are the real objectives or activities, I don't know. But that is kidnapping, and it is more serious because it's involving children."
-"I have told Rihanna countless times, and I'm telling you today, that I'm truly, truly sorry in that I wasn't able to handle the situation both differently and better,"
-100
-including manufacturing and possessing juvenile pornography, distribution of juvenile pornography and lewd molestation,
-that it is imperative to recapitalize Europe's banks and to erect an effective "firewall" around Spain and Italy to reassure markets that if Greece defaults, the crisis will be contained there.
-Ryan Henderson, 18, of Little Rock, Arkansas, and Chavares Block, 19, of Dermott, Arkansas,
-Kristin Davis
-businesses selling the illegally-made alcohol,
-feared for children trapped in the escalating fighting
-(statistical maps)
-CNN
-the best and worst of the sisters' fashions over the years
-the war launched nearly seven years ago in and around Afghanistan.
-Alameda County courtroom,
-He is serious but just when you have to work or when he has to deal with the press.
-"We come each year to stand alongside those who loved and lost the most, to bear witness to the day which began like any other and ended as none ever has," Bloomberg said.
-to one million
-at airports
-Bill Clinton
-claiming that the 20/20 version of the
-"Many tried to run but were gunned down,"
-Ali Landry and her husband, director
-the man arrested is a foreign operative linked to al Qaeda.
-revealed that federal inspectors overseeing oil drilling in the Gulf of Mexico accepted meals and tickets to sporting events from companies
-Microsoft founder
-Properties near ground zero of the December 22 Tennessee spill are covered in sludge.
-with numbers that were false and its economy was not prepared to assume an integration into the Eurozone.
-superhero groups.
-than 70,000 residents of the East Texas town of Bryan
-after it reported an annual loss of $30.9 billion for 2008.
-least 160
-Natasha Richardson,
-Justine
-U.S. Secretary of State
-quality health care.
-Dr. Conrad Murray,
-four
-Wolfgang Ebner, 51, and Andrea Kloiber, 44,
-Authorities are unable to provide homosexuals with special protection,
-two ballistic missiles
-26
-Mikhail Gorbachev, the first Soviet leader born after the Russian revolution,
-stop the spread of the virus.
-complained the walls were unsightly, and the walls caused the road in front of the building to be closed to traffic.
-near future
-around Machu Picchu,
-burned a church filled with Kenyans seeking refuge from the violence.
-USHomeAuction.com's
-Nicole Suveges,
-Christopher Savoie
-"Lincoln
-announced they would drop ticket prices for the coming season.
-Miroslav Klose
-his second hundred
-called rice "one of the most heavily supported commodities in the United States,"
-Thomas Blue Sr.,
-requested dialogue and engagement between the two nations,
-February 18
-increase the number of cameras.
-five
-university President James Ammons
-Sean Penn
-$3.2 million.
-The United States has temporarily suspended some restrictions
-oil
-a 93-foot fishing vessel
-216
-his posted name
-Luqman Ameen Abdullah,
-2008.
-One person remained unaccounted
-stable
-the kidnapping of his pregnant 25-year-old wife,
-short supply of crude oil were key factors causing gas prices to spike.
-Michael Bloomberg
-In Australia,
-Norma Jimenez, Edna Rodriguez
-Natalia Vodianova's
-latest release, Tyler Perry's "Madea Goes to Jail,"
-body of a woman
-Reynolds Nelson cites when asked
-Brazilian
-Mary Phagan
-China
-the obituaries
-country's ruling elite
-Tampere University Hospital,
-basis of adverse medical events,"
-Nancy
-pregnancy advisory services
-flash flood
-people were
-Chaz, here's hoping your transition from female to male will be effortless, but experience tells me you're liable to have (at least) a few surprises and inconveniences along the way. Here's hoping you can maintain the privacy you want, and that you have the ability to experience your transition fully, that you aren't robbed of the experience by the demands of a public life.
-Michelle Obama's
-"tireless advocate for social justice
-"We certainly want to talk to FAA officials and federal officials to see if perhaps there aren't additional federal charges that would be more appropriate in the circumstances than
-ATA Airlines and Aloha Airlines
-on the fact that he is a black man,"
-Airline Passenger Bill of Rights, which would require airlines to give passengers the option of leaving a plane after it has sat on the ground for three hours.
-infected by the swine-flu virus,
-Properties near ground zero of the December 22 Tennessee spill are covered in sludge.
-Arizona Sen. John McCain, Minnesota Sen. Norm Coleman, Oregon Sen. Gordon Smith and Virginia Rep. Eric Cantor.
-103 people
-research it conducted with the New York Times showed that Heim died in Cairo in 1992 of intestinal cancer. Witness accounts and documents, including a passport, prove that Heim lived under the false name of Tarek Farid Hussein,
-Girls Club for African-American youth
-President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad
-Houston, Texas,
-eight-minute phone
-Longer and more intense heat waves; increased heavy downpours likely to cause widespread complications such as flooding and waterborne diseases; reduced summer runoff, creating greater competition for water, especially in the West; rising ocean water temperatures that will threaten coral reefs; an increase in wildfires and insect infestations; and more frequent coastal flooding caused by rising seas.
-the man arrested is a foreign operative linked to al Qaeda.
-CNN
-explosives
-Friday
-about a range of options to pregnant women, including abortion.
-make its presence official in Israel.
-"Apartment 23"
-disputed presidential elections
-Clifford Harris,
-taken to leaving colored glass beads or elaborately painted stones with shamrocks or words like "hero."
-at the office of Nasrollah Torabi
-Paul Dini
-President Obama
-so I've gained a couple of pounds."
-kidnapping of his pregnant 25-year-old wife, Mona al-Gharib,
-selling missiles, rockets and other weapons
-in the Giv'ati car park in the City of David in the walls around Jerusalem National Park,
-Republican Sen. Lisa Murkowski of Alaska criticized Palin's decision as abandoning the state's voters. Palin defeated Murkowski's father the gubernatorial election in 2006.
-There's a wealth of talent that lies in all of us. All of us, including those who work in
-women and girls throughout the West Bank,"
-gone into building 12
-"substantial damage"
-a $15,000 tax credit to anyone who purchases a home in the next year, more than double the tax credit offered by the House.
-Indonesian
-"City of Black & White"
-More than six hundred
-the round diamond
-Pennsylvania's Democratic Gov. Ed
-Michael Bloomberg
-Jelena Jankovic
-43 people were
-Polaris Venture Partners,
-200 people
-Janet Jackson "will help open" its video music awards show
-Power plants that rely on gas ran out, causing power cuts, and airlines were forced to delay flights.
-Alex Chilton,
-tour of Australia and New Zealand
-Arab Spring,
-Michaela Watkins and Casey Wilson
-cruise underwater at two knots
-Maricopa Co. Sheriff Joe Arpaio
-ranked last,
-of the pop star's final three months,
-5-2
-child welfare officials
-off the coast of Thailand
-last great pinups.
-32,
-Nasrollah Torabi
-10:30 p.m. October 3,
-Twenty-nine
-a wave of attacks carried out by Islamic militants
-several major recent offensives, claimed the lives of 15 British soldiers in July,
-Petra Kvitova
-at least 22 people
-2009 MTV Video Music Awards,
-to have provided technical assistance, along with the United Nations and other international organizations, to Iraq's Independent High Electoral Commission, which performed professionally under difficult circumstances."
-the Hezbollah-dominated "March 8 alliance" may win a parliamentary majority with the support of Christian opposition leader Gen. Michel Aoun
-U.S. State Department
-taken over by President Robert Mugabe's
-about two houses away,
-capital murder
-A simple majority
-at least 60
-Friday,"
-fingers
-Srinagar
-775
-insurance practices and reducing the costs
-Scott Reynolds Nelson
-men's short-track speedskater
-Barcelona
-years,
-Capt. Chesley "Sully" Sullenberger
-22-year-old man
-Afghanistan is by far the world's
-weapons charges related to purchasing machine guns and silencers.
-Department's Western
-opened an investigation into how $30,000 disappeared after special forces snipers shot and killed three pirates, ending the multi-day siege and freeing the captain, who had been held hostage.
-Michael Carey,
-Dwyane Wade
-spearheading the ongoing recovery efforts.
-severe famine swept the nation in 1991-1993, devastating crops,
-"I don't need to clarify it, extend that answer. I knew nothing."
-the sex of the
-Atlanta, Georgia
-"poses a fingertip amputation and laceration hazard to the child when the consumer is unfolding,"
-President Barack Obama
-Stones] were in the right place at the right time. And
-her Miss California USA crown
-lets loved ones create customized online gravesites and memorial pages.
-will find they have a commonality with her.
-because they are being denied the same health services as other
-aboard the freight ship Dover Strait
-Jennifer Aniston
-the transition from an authoritarian regime to democracy and how it affects ordinary citizens, the university said.
-1962
-100
-Pakistan's Swat Valley
-have secured Sararogha
-112 American troops have died in Afghanistan in 2008, compared with 111 in all of 2007.
-Jeff Bezos
-skates attacked two people during rehearsals at a circus in Bishkek,
-Auburn University kennel in Anniston, Alabama,
-showed humans can process and respond very quickly to signs of physical pain in others, but took longer to show admiration or compassion.
-human trafficking,
-Michelle Obama's
-Javon
-between Israel and the militant group Hamas in Gaza.
-fire all teachers
-Buena, New Jersey,
-Deepwater Horizon
-DocTalker Family Medicine
-English tourist
-Interstate 80,
-of the 16 suspected pirates
-Apple
-Jeddah energy
-her husband Richard
-psychiatrists
-a British journalist specializing
-Social issues
-to sleep after its health deteriorated,
-former Soviet republic of Georgia,
-well-orchestrated
-Rebecca Sinderbrand
-how cars exhibit personality.
-Moonshine
-to run the race and to succeed in the quest,"
-Killeen Castle Golf Resort
-10,000
-South Korea's capital, Seoul.
-of Greeley, Colorado,
-end of the galaxy to another,
-good
-tried in adult court.
-10 a.m. until 5 p.m. Friday and 10 a.m. until 1 p.m. Saturday,
-Marie-Therese Walter.
-North Korea
-1998 to 2003,
-wore a Nazi uniform
-France, Britain and Germany
-the United Arab Emirates'
-van Arkel
-policy of requiring people to use
-"It highlights an important aspect of media that readers and viewers should keep a critical mind when they read stories or watch TV,"
-in the United States,
-Parker
-there are no plans for him to
-A rugged Moorish
-7,569 new
-his initial arrest on credit card fraud charges in December 2001,
-two ballistic missiles capable of carrying nuclear
-moves to the English Premier League
-Alexandre Caizergues,
-December 28.
-two hours
-Scouting assistant Rich Behm,
-"a microburst impacted the Valley Ranch area,"
-a beige "missile-shaped object" shoot past the cockpit.
-European labs fat obtained from dead humans.
-insurers are still subject to state regulations.
-three executive orders
-Lawyers for the detained illegal immigrants
-in Kaniguram and Sararogha since 2004 without success, sometimes agreeing to peace deals that eventually fall apart.
-in a car with several friends.
-as many as 500 graves may have been torn up without the families' permission.
-clogs
-should urgently accept Haitian orphans on humanitarian grounds
-depths of Loch Ness,
-as an art in itself, "the movement of the lines and the balance of the lines and the meaning in the text."
-the facility twice presented Barrow with the chance to change either rooms or roommates, but she declined each time.
-downloading games straight from the producer
-medicine,"
-late February
-18-year-old
-Khata Kushta area of Jamrod in the Khyber Agency in Pakistan Federally Administered Tribal Areas.
-"The Tonight Show."
-and James Phillips,
-mental health and recovery.
-witness the search itself." It says searches should be conducted "as expeditiously as possible."
-11 countries,
-to determine how effective the TSA's behavior detection program,
-Pregnant women in Peru are dying at scandalous rates,
-$250
-70
-in the four-event competition as he came in fourth with leaps of 136 and 137m for 271.9 points.
-Houston, Texas-based recruiters,
-advocates of the Airline Passenger
-the Baha'i community,
-$26,000,
-48
-the company is about to unveil a set of tools to create interactive e-books.
-2009 World Yo-Yo Contest
-second child
-Lt. Col. Raymond Rivas, a 53-year old civil affairs officer who had dedicated his career to rebuilding war torn countries, was found dead in his car in the parking lot of Brooke Army Medical Center in San Antonio Texas.
-prostate cancer,
-25 years after their first recording is released.
-Richard Anthony Franco of Commerce
-Kawin Brockton,
-Chris Brown
-161
-more than 600
-963 million people
-on a hillside at Arlington National Cemetery alongside his slain brothers, the late President John F.
-program is deeply important because it changes the negative impression
-Connecticut Attorney General Richard Blumenthal
-£10 ($14)
-military's controversial "don't ask, don't tell" policy,
-childbirth photos
-2,880 rounds of ammunition
-killed Berner, Butler said.
-front-line of the government's war with the Taliban.
-23,000-ton
-Two Americans
-Santa Cruz
-late January,
-of four debates
-"wrongfully solicited a fellow-service member to obtain classified information and tangible items"
-in India,
-1913,
-1985
-cold front
-the passing of another
-become "water neutral" by reducing the effects of their water footprints.
-Palin will seek the 2012 Republican presidential nomination and that her resignation is intended to free her to prepare.
-There were no reports of ground strikes or interference with aircraft in flight, FAA
-Tatyana
-car's sticker price
-Jose Manuel Zelaya
-Three
-"Alright, ma'am. Just stay as calm as possible."
-Al-Jaafari
-son of a former Iranian Revolutionary Guard commander
-"violent retaliation"
-Penn State football coach
-Asperger's syndrome,
-joined National Park Service rangers Saturday in climbing
-also plan to be out of the country by the end of July
-ask for court approval for every agreement they made for the estate, including a deal for a movie that
-the dangers of division and disunity,
-TRT 6,
-Moorhead
-killer who is searching for the last Hostess Twinkie before its expiration date.
-Friday.
-a range of internal and external risks that include domestic communalism-cum-terrorism and the constant threat of conflict with Pakistan
-Capt. Richard Phillips,
-Claudia Barnes,
-Ronaldo and Gonzalo Higuain
-November 23
-avoiding partisan efforts,
-because of your light complexion.
-60 homeless children,
-a mudslide
-public learned the State Department job was
-it on the show.
-mankind into unknown territory with dangerous ramifications
-Friday.
-alienating teachers
-his fundraising efforts were handicapped by a Virginia law that prohibits officials from raising money during the state's legislative session.
-111
-7,000
-partisan efforts,
-in a canyon near Salt Lake City, Utah.
-Presidential Medal of Freedom,
-sea-filled volcanic crater
-Jennifer Garner
-large collection of priceless coins, statues and jewelry
-gritty realism and a focus on underprivileged sections of British society.
-three times more than it originally said it would.
-stage 4 cancer,
-He was homeschooled until his high school years.
-Didier Drogba
-Sherborne, Dorset,
-to lure the 31st Summer Olympic Games
-Larry King
-division of plastic surgery and professor of surgery and orthopedic surgery at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center.
-Egyptian number.
-three
-$225,000
-military maneuvers with Venezuela
-smartphone users'
-May 1, 2001.
-staying in the northeast seaside resort of Porto de Galihnas.
-100-year-old
-American
-Presidents and princes
-under arrest and may face charges that include manslaughter, shipwreck, and abandoning a ship when passengers were still on board, according to Italian prosecutor
-a Saudi woman
-taken off from the main roads and side streets in all Baghdad areas, with no exceptions
-19th
-her husband.
-additional casualties as more rain was expected Monday.
-Meleanie Hain,
-Mexico
-"Crown of Thorns,"
-"My hero, and the man I most respected and probably still do is Juan Manuel Fangio."
-Wednesday
-Abortion,
-This is a national catastrophe that is happening while we as a country do nothing.
-1991
-related to sudden acceleration.
-Dr. Michael Newman
-George Washington
-"Many tried to run but were gunned down,"
-Levante
-"Fear Factor,"
-he called flawed legislation before the vote.
-on a beginners' ski slope in Canada.
-can devote, literally, 19-20 hours a day to it
-Schott Solar, which makes photovoltaic solar panels,
-Adam Lambert
-George Washington
-celibacy sets the priest apart as a symbol of the world to come.
-top scorer Mario Gomez
-Monday night
-the stress of war and the distance from loved ones.
-The Latino Commission on AIDS
-co-produced an independent film, "Body of War," about a disabled Iraq war veteran, Tomas Young, who questions the conflict's rationale.
-Four
-Tampa Bay Buccaneers
-Shane Hill,
-2006.
-Edo
-"Kellogg Company's investigation has not indicated any concerns, nor has the company received any consumer illness complaints
-no
-Katie Stam,
-two times the world
-1980,
-Hillary Clinton was sworn in as the 67th U.S. secretary of state
-along with four other members of the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan (PUK),
-Islamic militants
-an autobiography.
-debated issues including abortion and the death penalty,
-Three
-his successor "not to become an economic forecaster once he gets to be president."
-that the woman had been driving north when she encountered the plume and tried to turn around, but her car stalled.
-route from Turkey to Russia
-Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano,
-wanted to work out compensation for the extra hours of work.
-11 a.m. Monday
-29
-Indonesia, Taiwan, Japan, Singapore and Malaysia
-CREW
-keeping the glass on the back of your iDevice from breaking in the event of a fall.
-Drehrestaurant Allalin: Saas-Fee, Switzerland
-says bankruptcy would drive car buyers away from GM and imperil suppliers.
-Darlington F.C.,
-Thanksgiving dinner.
-"Paranormal Activity" tells the story of a couple determined to discover if their house is haunted.
-remains found buried under recently added concrete
-Hydroxycut products.
-a race in Spain.
-Minnesota
-Jonathan Dillon
-killed six people,
-Spirit Airlines,
-that killed 191 people and wounded more than 1,800.
-fraud and theft,
-"tablet computers"
-earlier in the week.
-Vice President Joe Biden
-a protective vest.
-Eduardo Arellano-Felix
-three
-Jackie Earle Haley,
-Comment on Reproductive Ethics,
-Thirty-four
-Steve Guttenberg,
-at least 60
-Seoul
-775
-barricade
-armed forces
-sex offender
-a little over $11,000 (£7,000)
-aggravated domestic battery,
-"financial irregularities having to do with the band and several other components of the university."
-University of Maryland-College Park chemistry
-Beatles guitarist George Harrison, rapper/actor Tupac Shakur, "Godfather of Soul" James Brown, and reggae legend Bob Marley
-Friday.
-one of every 182
-for best original song and best score.
-Theo Walcott
-the wardrobe choices of Venus and her younger sister Serena
-Sararogha
-nine
-made up of undecided voters.
-from 18th-century Versailles,
-of basal cell and squamous cell
-Melor.
-hundreds of patients
-The company also failed to obtain the necessary approval
-the country was
-Georgetown, South Carolina.
-at the forefront of the construction of a mosque
-had been shot in the abdomen
-more than 8,400
-Voodoo
-is not strong enough in the game at all right now. It's almost nonexistent."
-the website founded by Julian Assange that facilitates the publication of classified information and made headlines for
-to gain control of a region that flanks busy shipping routes already plagued by Somali pirates
-took Jorelys to the bathroom and beat her to death with the skate.
-28
-British TV channels
-taxing health plans
-FlashBauer38: I am glad to see Starbucks finally realized you only need one store per city block. I personally do not like or go to Starbucks. I normally get my coffee from Dunkin Donuts on the way to work or buy grounds from them to make at home ... for a reasonable price. I already have to spend $4 a gallon on gas, why would I spend $4 for 12 oz of coffee?
-his ex-wife and seven other
-"Watchmen"
-Abkhazia and South Ossetia.
-sodomy
-30
-shake-up
-125,000 people
-"We fly less hours and have less potential for (performance-related bonuses),"
-10 children
-prison on the outskirts of Kuala Lumpur.
-four
-midnight Friday,
-United Kingdom Independence Party
-Index
-President Barack Obama,
-lines are in total disrepair. It's difficult for us to assess the situation,"
-President Felipe Calderon
-contemplating committing
-University of Virginia
-Clinton
-Leigh's work is known for gritty realism and a focus on underprivileged sections of British society.
-New York
-John Holmes
-ordered posts "to rescind all invitations that have been extended to Iranian diplomats for July Fourth events.
-southern Alabama.
-Libyan
-after the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001,
-$250 billion
-"Pirate Defendant,"
-"Madea Goes to Jail,"
-Make an election night plan:
-remarks in which he praised German Nazi leader Adolf Hitler.
-1951
-25-foot-long
-digging
-recipient of an advanced copy of the iPad 2 directly from Jobs.
-Peel Street, Staunton Street
-making false statements to the Department of Housing and Urban Development
-crisscrossing the country promoting her platform of community service.
-President Nicolas Sarkozy
-debuting in September.
-as eating lunch?
-four
-Ciudad Juarez.
-"Pirate Defendant,"
-an economic development
-Maoists People's Liberation Army.
-like Ebola hemorrhagic fever,
-seven days
-One of the worst days in America's history saw some of the bravest acts in America's history."
-anhydrous ammonia.
-Monica Conyers,
-10
-Serena in the final.
-The Vatican
-More than 20 people were killed, according to local and Taliban sources.
-San Francisco
-Eli Roth
-guitar.
-Eduardo Arellano-Felix
-cocaine
-Lebanon's
-have hijacked two European-owned chemical tankers
-tests at their lab in the capital, Brasilia,
-Amnesty International's
-Janet Jackson
-over protracted contract negotiations centering around pay and job security.
-The refugee situation in Pakistan could be a bigger threat than fighting with Taliban,
-Aubrey Louis Berry,
-Agnieszka
-the Folksmen from Guest's film "A Mighty Wind."
-federal aid
-Jang Song Thaek,
-Twenty-nine people convicted of various crimes, ranging from murder to being a
-15 months.
-Disney entertainment business with Walt Disney
-North Korean propaganda
-1987
-anti-corruption drives and drive towards good governance
-died after a long battle with cancer,
-Matrix, and Star Trek's 'Holodeck'
-American military personnel in Iraq
-$400,000,
-[which] caused some transactions to be inaccurately posted to a small number of Visa prepaid accounts."
-The speaker of the Italian Senate announced the death of Eluana Englaro, 37, Monday night, then called for a moment of silence in the chamber.
-October 22
-Step onto the campus of a school that's a model of sustainability.
-Moninder Singh Pandher
-Jacqui Smith's
-Leon Panetta spoke Monday at a ceremony commemorating fallen CIA officers.
-an Overlapper.
-Muslim salaam,
-The amount of oil spilled
-2009,
-Google's Maps team
-of the religious minority
-refugees on their rickety boats being towed out to sea, cut loose and abandoned.
-carbon dioxide.
-his former wife, Sylvia Ortega
-China
-California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger
-Endicott Performing Arts Center,
-Russian energy monopoly Gazprom
-Prime Minister Gordon Brown
-Tam: She inspired me so much you know, like you say, the determination, persistence. When she really wanted to make something, she would really go to the end, she'd really want to make it happen and I see
-enough evidence to hand them over to Kenya for prosecution in court,
-"Barracuda" side
-repeal the antitrust exemption currently
-John Updike,
-Tuesday night
-Boswinga
-two-thirds
-Oscar Cardozo
-Empress Nagako Kuniat
-the plantation and shoot video.
-Friday
-a spread betting venture called "The Currency Club,"
-a great view from a deck overlooking the Miami River.
-affected her voice during her performance at the inauguration on Tuesday.
-to ski or snowboard within limits of your ability,"
-90 ft trimaran
-since 1995.
-is urging would-be reformers to take it slow.
-two remaining crew members
-a raging fire
-Kim Jong-il
-injuries in a ski accident,
-Abigail Thernstrom
-Former U.S. soldier Steven Green
-calls for increased domestic intelligence to prevent future
-1995
-Egyptian President
-four years
-Dinara Safina
-1-0
-His replacement, African National Congress Deputy President Kgalema Motlanthe, will be sworn in as South Africa's president Thursday.
-basement of her home in Boulder, Colorado, on the day after Christmas 1996.
-another 10 to 20 inches of
-the Exxon Valdez
-Phil Mickelson and Colin Montgomerie collapse 2006
-Tuesday's
-I-Report has grown and developed its ability to
-sailor accused of killing another sailor
-Pinki Sonkar.
-Lee Louis Myers,
-Waking up early to go to my university; I have to attend all of my lectures
-forgery, fraudulent use of personal information and petty theft,
-air traffic controller,
-four members of a
-13 armor-piercing rounds and five assault-rifle magazines,
-public-funded bailout of the West Midlands-based automaker,
-Two U.S. filmmakers
-the album
-hit hard by worries about capital requirements
-in a good light,"
-950 meters (1,039 yards)
-Minneapolis, Minnesota,
-He leaned on the lectern with his right arm, crippled in an 1981 assassination attempt.
-North Korea
-Seven
-swine flu songs
-The suspect
-is owned by British transport company FirstGroup,
-to ask anyone for proof of legal U.S. residency.
-two
-Each Monday morning,
-captured in Austin, Texas,
-at London Heathrow's Terminal 5.
-Identity Pass Inc.'s Clear security system
-"Truth and love must triumph over lies and hatred,"
-Ralph Cifaretto on
-a defibrillator.
-al-Sadr,
-had been detained in Haiti on suspicion of kidnapping 33 children after the killer earthquake January 12.
-"When I'm opening the door of my own house, someone will ask me where the man of the house is, implying that I'm staff,"
-the White House
-prostate
-The Nautica was in an area patrolled by international anti-piracy task forces when two small skiffs appeared to try to intercept it, Oceania
-2004
-the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.
-Iraq and Afghanistan.
-"The Girl Cut in Two."
-the FBI.
-"disconnect" in the vehicle's complex anti-lock
-Irish voters
-by U.S. parent General Motors to abandon the sale of the automaker.
-families with overweight and obese children.
-website belonging to Gene Simmons of the rock band KISS,
-about 180 miles
-University of Central Arkansas
-Dominican Republic,
-London's Heathrow
-FIFA
-Cuban
-Petty Officer Jonathan Campos
-anesthetic propofol
-Nigeria's military
-struck several times,
-Glass capsules containing ketamine,
-using the country to take Haitian children to North America,
-112 American troops
-Pakistan and Afghanistan,
-mother, grandmother, cousins and other family members.
-Three aid workers
-The U.S. Army is establishing a suicide prevention board
-said it decided to exclude
-leading the peace deal negotiations for the Taliban,
-17-year-old
-More than 2.9 million people in India
-he intended to embark on a Middle East tour in the coming months.
-reverse the aging process, replace dying organs with younger ones grown from an individual's own
-Pep Guardiola
-higher than the 1,607 recorded murders for last year,
-300 officers
-Ars Technica
-Jamie Paulin-Ramirez,
-one
-Sam Adams,
-350
-Quinn
-the Chabad house
-Nicole Thompson-Arce and her husband
-Natalie Cole received a kidney transplant
-is composed of almost 1,200 photos,
-All 10 Jackson children
-The "butterfly"
-hit television show,
-West Virginia.
-Kurdish
-using the bathroom, touching pets
-Iraqi Deputy Prime Minister Barham Saleh
-NATO
-against terrorists and narcotraffickers,
-cluster bombs
-noncelibate clergy members and lay leaders who are in "lifelong" and "monogamous" same-sex relationships.
-major wildfires,
-"Happy New Year, Julie"
-Jalal Talabani
-biggest indoor golf center
-Dr. Benjamin S. Carson
-winning a majority of the seats,
-October 28,
-Nineteen
-collided Friday in the Strait
-capital of Mexico City
-Jennifer Hudson
-went upstairs and shot himself,
-hanging in the stairway
-decade
-President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo
-assaulting a 13-year-old boy.
-experience the instructor possesses. Inquire of the instructor's philosophy and past success stories.
-storyline dealing with autism spectrum disorders
-Qatar's Prime Minister, Sheikh Hamad Bin Jassim
-47,
-Air India
-47 suspected militants
-hospitalized after being stabbed.
-Colorado woman indicted on terror charges
-President Felipe
-In the aftermath of Haiti's devastating earthquake, a small radio
-June
-Natalee Holloway
-of the southern state of Chiapas.
-Money raised is donated to organizations
-recognition of the two provinces
-my mom's views are on it. It was my decision, and
-167
-"Stuff White People Like"
-United States
-are being raised by their grandparents.
-has redrawn the map giving vivid new insights and bringing economic, social and environmental data to life.
-signs of physical pain in others,
-at the 9/11 memorial
-Gregg Keesling
-Hudson's mother, Darnell Donerson, and brother, Jason Hudson,
-Four people
-number two
-Hostelling International
-Snug Harbor Jazz Bistro
-Ayman Mohyeldin,
-dozens in an alleged child trafficking ring
-four
-1973.
-World
-in the killings of four Lakewood, Washington, police officers shot Sunday at a coffee shop,
-Berlin-based
-New Orleans Wine & Food Experience
-"I can't believe how hard it is," she said of the journey so far, which has brought her more
-founded the Naked Heart Foundation, a
-a storm-chasing father whose giant Mylar balloon ascended into the sky earlier this week,
-21 militants and one Pakistani soldier died
-opposition party leader
-National Football League
-U.S. military personnel
-has to do with his estranged wife at this time, the more likely he is to have his life extended."
-personality type, mutual goals, similar outlooks on the game, and
-nonprofit agencies for distribution,
-was stabbed more than 24 times
-86
-and transport.
-Daniel Mungai
-between the east African country of Tanzania and the
-"I think when you have these fires in your life, as I call them, you need to talk to somebody else who is famous who [has] been through things in their life,"
-Los Angeles Galaxy
-with his dad chasing him through the garage and firing several shots, authorities said.
-Andy Roddick
-11.6 million Africans have been forced
-Ciudad Juarez, Mexico,
-hand-painted Swedish wooden clogs
-Spanish Primera Liga.
-570
-commitment to transparency and human rights in his offensive against the cartels,
-Netherlands,
-she is wondering why the national media hasn't spread the word on the case.
-African kingdom of Swaziland
-Jane Velez-Mitchell
-Thursday
-U.S. Rep. John
-"We would want to be given a little time,"
-Patty Duke said of playing the dual roles of Patty and Cathy Lane
-heroes rose,"
-is
-the DHS plan will address demand and border
-Petty Officer Jonathan Campos
-Philip Seymour Hoffman, Edward Norton and Christopher Guest.
-Florida Breast Health Initiative,
-Fukuoka,
-U.S. hegemony."
-She had been chair and president emeritus of the National Council of Negro Women and worked alongside civil rights leaders including
-Muslims believe that the Dome of the Rock is
-discarded glasses, pens and scissors;
-"Dollhouse,"
-2009.
-bags
-"G-Force"
-reprocessing fuel rods,
-10
-Compean and Ignacio Ramos
-"The Last House on the Left"
-Europe.
-Flushing Meadows,
-suspended some restrictions on private aid groups,
-Bob Levinson
-of kidnapping 33 Haitian children
-instant messaging, photo sharing and VoIP for cheaper telephony,
-on Thursday,
-were
-Palestinian youth are to youth all over the world.
-death,
-under his vehicle
-Berenson,
-WSSRC had received about 50 formal applications for speed attempts
-generates several hundred million dollars per year into evil
-warning that he and his government "will be held responsible for every single death that occurs in" the refugee camps of the Darfur region.
-harmful ultraviolet rays
-provide shoes for disadvantaged children in a sustainable way.
-Iowa City, Iowa,
-Chennai,
-has confirmed that putting restrictions on young drivers does pay off in lower accident, injury and fatality rates.
-never had a chance to do before he was killed in 2005.
-Three
-Trevor Simon
-MDC ministers in the new unity government took their oaths of office.
-are
-octuplets and six other
-federal charges of carjacking resulting in death, carrying and using firearms in relation to carjacking, being a felon in possession of a firearm, and possessing a short-barreled shotgun not properly registered to him.
-David Hudgins
-buyers
-a pregnant woman and two other
-Syariah law
-detects and processes real time brain activity patterns (small voltage changes in the brain caused by the firing of neurons) using a device that measures electric activity in the brain.
-Louann Bergen.
-promises to end the George Bush style of governing from and on behalf of a small, angry fringe,"
-in July
-Barnes, court reporter Julie Ann Brandau and Fulton County Deputy Sgt. Hoyt Teasley,
-died of injuries caused by blunt impact to the head,
-Iraqi provincial
-30 days.
-As a result, he was placed in federal prison for one month and then released on house arrest for three months.
-Thousands
-U.N. officials.
-United Nations Security Council's unanimous condemnation of a rocket launch,
-Afghanistan,
-"The Witches of Eastwick,"
-Robert Crandall,
-peanut butter
-Col. Henry Moak
-a constitutional referendum that would grant Uribe the chance to run again.
-"You can't snap your fingers and make it happen just by magic,"
-Honorary Officer of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire
-Viktor Troicki of Serbia
-Catholic Church
-development to help them earn a decent living and raise their families.
-keep videos and photos related to her death out of the public eye.
-are yet to leave the Somlai capital
-1993
-23-month sentence
-This year's selection of workplace tales
-suppress the evidence,
-"Zombieland"
-sex-technique workshops and
-Murfreesboro, Tennessee,
-rising food and oil prices,
-more than 8,400
-the Maoists -- which won the largest number of seats but fell short of a majority
-cholera epidemic,
-Felipe
-Glasgow Airport.
-Dr. Conrad Murray,
-The Solheim
-the United States
-two to three
-three
-round diamond is the
-The Internet
-Schaefer,
-baby slings,
-a model patient:
-a mysterious and unique object some observers are calling a "cosmic ghost"
-Christopher Guest, Michael McKean and Harry Shearer
-in Chicago's Oak Woods Cemetery.
-the Pentagon
-Sacramento, California.
-a relative
-You (ESPN) stepped on the Toes of The First Amendment Freedom of Speech,
-magnitude 7.2 (earthquake) that occurred on April 4" near Mexicali,
-Colbert's
-The decision to release the prisoners follows "numerous requests" from their family members and religious institutions, and is a humanitarian gesture,
-Stephen Bosworth,
-Microsoft
-water at oyster beds and fishing docks
-17
-and Wrongs: The Elusive Quest for
-the ex-premier was critically wounded in the bombing.
-Desiree Drive
-35
-"slowly roll out" more photos.
-also is
-a clear signal of stability,"
-The Prius' driver,
-mine explosion
-hosts "America's Next Top Model," says
-to extend and expand the reduced payroll tax rate
-the device adds power, a bigger speaker and a better GPS chip.
-Bloc Quebecois,
-Ambassador Anne Patterson
-"The first thing you start with was the e-mail address. In this case, it's an e-mail address from Live.com, which is Microsoft,"
-dioxins
-authorities
-unveiling of a new statue of President Reagan
-Novak Djokovic
-southern Alaska
-"Don't Trust The B----- in Apartment 23,"
-in connection with the investigation into Michael
-two European-owned chemical tankers
-will push legislation designed to overhaul and upgrade America's aging oil and gas pipeline network.
-fix the seats and establish quality-control
-getting ready for bed
-Catalan giants
-years old, her mother filled out the paperwork so the two could be married.
-the foyer of the BBC building in Glasgow, Scotland
-all the more so because it's not
-"The pilot had warned that he was going to hover and go slow,"
-Sigurdardottir
-"Steve Jobs changed the world for the better w/his innovations and genius."
-October 11,
-the ranch of his home in Pedro Escobedo, in central Mexico's state of Queretaro,
-93-year-old
-"all the world's largest producers of greenhouse gas emissions, including developed and developing nations," to come together and "set a long-term goal
-grand mufti of Jerusalem, the city's
-President Bill Clinton
-18,
-Couples in the African kingdom of Swaziland
-Conservatory of Flowers
-Swami Pranavananda Brahmendra Avadutha
-the Islamic State of Iraq
-Lilly Ledbetter,
-Celtic
-Ryan Brunn
-he hopes to be at
-A 40-day period
-every important decision
-a suspiciously well-dressed stranger
-120-seat
-Rihanna,
-Pnina Rosenblum,
-1976.
-Friday
-did not trigger a
-Henin sustained an
-former Prime Minister
-Portland
-after 188 years as a print publication, it will become the first newspaper to deliver news exclusively via Twitter.
-more than a third of
-Jose Mourinho
-"Up Till Now,"
-New Zealand
-killer whale
-her addiction to painkillers,
-Hamad Bin Jassim
-possible swing states like Arizona, Nevada, New Mexico, Colorado and Florida
-Nurses
-there will be no ruling in the case until after defendant statements on Monday.
-Barack Obama's
-We meant the world to him, and he meant the world to us.
-his daughter's life. He said that before the crash his daughter visited a friend
-Wolf Blitzer.
-The service's Bible reading's "vivid description of the destruction wrought by war echoes
-YouTube,
-the 41-year-old actress posing with rock-hard abs and a big bottle of the pricey
-Saturday night
-Angela Merkel
-the charges "will not change my commitment" to the city.
-September 12,
-about 1 million pounds of
-expected to cause inflation
-patient," Coderre
-Little Rock Police Chief Stuart Thomas
-the country's main opposition leader and his supporters
-violent crackdowns against protesters in Iran,
-Christopher Noxon,
-"the world's mightiest and most technically advanced warship" when it sank in 1744.
-Africa.
-Phillip and Nancy Garrido's
-are seeking the Senate seat set to be vacated by longtime Missouri Republican Kit Bond.
-Viktor Bout,
-form a barrier against protesters in
-"The most famous casting director from New York,
-public-funded bailout
-Iran and Canada,
-"Rolling Stone."
-March 16
-Senior Adviser and Assistant to the President for Intergovernmental Affairs and Public Liaison.
-Richard Timney,
-reporting for GEO TV
-26 percent
-60 others
-mother and her infant were killed
-Hillary Clinton.
-at a local clinic near Amstetten
-early '80s
-June 1
-I feel very good.
-won the Pulitzer
-1,700 year old Roman mosaic
-Kimberly Ann Crain,
-Emory University,
-NATO's International Security Assistance Force.
-niqab wearers.
-in the center of the city of Khost,
-$135 billion
-Brenden Adams
-around Iraq's capital
-800-million-pixel
-issued a series of threats and ultimatums against Pakistani
-Khartoum.
-in Vienna
-stay of execution
-Caroline Kennedy
-over the southern half of the peninsula, with 15 inches possible on some areas.
-Animal rescuers rounded up the critters and moved them to habitats outside airport property.
-bring in necessary aid,
-fair-skinned people, a group 10 times more likely to develop melanoma.
-white stereotypes,
-At least 77,000
-staff including chefs wearing their white hats
-729
-Paris
-of gay men have been tortured and killed in Iraq
-Edward Norton
-woman and three children
-4-year-old
-a new imaging camera during a space shuttle servicing mission in May.
-"Clark Rockefeller,"
-and other individuals who wronged him,"
-Les Folies Bergere,
-had been taking part in a routine patrol in the Garmsir district of Helmand
-Gregg Keesling
-10
-McCain on Monday proposed creating a bipartisan oversight board
-Maria
-civil rights and labor organizations
-Jakarta.
-has driven down global prices to the detriment of their citizens."
-developing longer-range ballistic and anti-ship missiles
-The jury
-Atlanta
-more than double the tax
-Nicky Philipps
-an Islamic shrine,
-yellow fever
-Two people familiar with the online retailer's plans told Bloomberg the next-generation
-victory at the box office with his debut standup film "Laugh at My Pain,"
-many casualties of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
-affected her voice during her performance at the inauguration
-Was it the right decision?
-Qatari Diar Real Estate
-July 2009.
-Jennifer Hudson,
-"Stolen Lives,"
-West Virginia
-small Indian village
-Thaksin
-over 35
-Drottningtorget
-that one of the pictures was digitally altered,
-is unknown,
-1st Battalion, 3rd Marine Regiment,
-Barack Obama
-electronic cigarettes
-China
-"my infidelity," announced last week that he is taking "an indefinite break" from professional golf.
-3 a.m. Tuesday,
-shooting and killing a security agent and severely injuring another
-The 2009 World Yo-Yo Contest in Orlando, Florida,
-10 French soldiers
-on a personal tour of the beguiling Egyptian capital,
-Jason, a remotely-operated submersible the size of a small car.
-Iraq
-The estimated value of the genuine versions of the goods would be
-We laughed our way through five years of great joy, great entertainment, and we got some wonderful awards during the years and the beauty of it all was that when we came in this season, we knew we were going to do 13 shows and be out. So the writing reflected the fact that we knew we were ending and it wrapped the whole show up.
-Tuesday
-keep the planes on vectors, or defined highways in the sky, to maintain safe distances between aircraft.
-Carrie Bradshaw
-SPOT (Screening Passengers by Observation Techniques),
-of Maryland-College Park
-20,
-Moro Islamic Liberation Front
-December 12.
-David's Café
-deadly strike on a Pakistani marketplace
-it found salmonella in roasted pistachios during routine
-China-Russia
-captive for more than two decades,
-seven-day
-the Bush administration's limits on embryonic stem-cell research,
-millions of
-police to ask anyone for proof of legal U.S. residency.
-Pakistan
-as part of a HIV "love test"
-New Zealand Prime Minister John Key
-The Islamist Justice and Development Party,
-worm.
-seven
-3 million
-a wide range of cultural, social, economic, environmental and possibly genetic factors.
-will review the case of a cancer patient fighting to
-Michael Vick
-appears to be bloodstains on the shirt
-Willem Dafoe and Charlotte Gainsbourg
-braking problems in the 2010 model.
-capital of Mexico City
-Atletico Madrid,
-spacecraft have enabled
-basic anatomy
-"American Idol"
-Tung Chin in Lao Cai province.
-1979,
-the "March 14" coalition,
-40
-Heidi had to be put to sleep
-Ibrahim "Awwad Ibrahim" Ali al-Badri,
-of violence after the country's disputed presidential elections.
-warming temperatures
-the inauguration
-Mohammad Omar Aly Hassan are two of the seven men charged.
-Les Folies Bergere,
-The rest sought refuge in Malta, Greece, Spain and the Canary Islands,
-Two
-More than 3,000 people
-32
-took place Friday in front of Feigley's Harrisburg home and the church headquarters.
-who ranged in age from 3 years to 4 months,
-Nicole Thompson-Arce and
-the weapons program at Livermore,
-band/performance/whatever SPAM
-Czech Lucie Safarova
-Lisovicz
-"create a country without hate and without resentment."
-New Brunswick, New Jersey.
-several previous cases in recent years of abuse involving adopted Russian children in the United States.
-in Puerto Rico
-of sneakers,
-the Catalan giants,
-the head of a black model being swapped for that of a white model
-Chris Brown
-Israel bombed a Hamas government compound early Tuesday, leveling at least three
-the capital of Kyrgyzstan,
-Natalia Vodianova's
-Councillor Darren Scully
-Brazilian striker Neymar,
-three government officials from an administrative office in Pakistan's tribal region Wednesday,
-threatening the lives of tens of thousands of
-new puppy
-federal corruption allegations, including trying to trade or sell the Senate seat that became vacant after Barack Obama was elected president.
-Inter
-the United States and its partners are working to resume the discussions.
-The Bronx County District Attorneys Office
-donated was back
-at 8:30 a.m.,
-Klose struck just four minutes from time to give Bundesliga champions
-former police officer
-November 23
-an encephalitis
-47 suspected
-include an additional 380,000
-of life in
-region between Pakistan and Afghanistan, suspending NATO supply lines.
-al Qaeda
-DJ Grooverider, whose real name is Raymond Bingham,
-possible two-year
-"this really is a nonissue," calling a lot of the outrage "politically motivated."
-Eighty-six percent of people questioned
-20,
-60 years.
-Spandau Ballet
-Alfa Demmellash
-Portugal
-Canada, the Dominican Republic, Dubai, Fiji, Guam, Guatemala, Jamaica, Puerto Rico, Panama, Trinidad & Tobago and Kuwait.
-2008
-Eastern Canada
-stop attacking coalition troops in Iraq
-Cindy Anthony's
-wife of a Colorado father at the center of the "balloon boy" saga
-13-year-old Serhat Tokay
-More than 150,000
-a dozen
-The Florida Department of Law Enforcement
-died after falling from his horse
-not currently enable a constant tracking of a jet by a ground crew at all times.
-mailings that
-of sexually assaulting a 20-year-old woman
-Debbie Rowe and an unidentified woman
-Margaret Thatcher
-Turkey to Russia
-garbage disposal
-Europa
-the earthquake,
-More than 1,300
-Thursday,
-Operation Cast Lead.
-in custody in connection with the slaying of
-deaths caused by AIDS totaling 49,845
-identified himself as a proud National Rifle Association supporter and believer in the Constitution asked how the government would pay to expand health insurance coverage to 46 million uninsured people.
-"This administration -- the last administration left us in a weaker posture than we've been any time since World War II: less regarded in the world, stretched more thinly than we ever have been in the past, two wars under way, virtually no respect in entire parts of the world.
-arrested for trying to smuggle almost five pounds of cocaine in his stomach
-and there were traces of violence."
-12.
-CREW
-French transit camps
-a strange object in the night sky: a bright, gaseous mass with a gaping hole in its middle.
-Jose Mourinho's Real
-suicide prevention board
-General Motors'
-North Korea's rhetoric toward the United States
-are sound,
-lies
-Z-Tov Ltd.
-Khan Mohammed,
-$1 trillion
-the "elephant in the room"
-one of the most dangerous and destitute places on earth
-"Hekla Welcome Committee-Initiative for More Social Eruptions"
-which comes out in May 2010,
-Nobel Peace Prize
-India.
-U.N. Secretary-General
-Over 40
-September 27.
-fashion choices have helped create a positive image for the first lady.
-He broke all fundraising
-The Fit-PC 2.0
-his plane into a seven-story building
-Philadelphia
-security forces and coalition soldiers in
-the undisputed front-runner
-CNN photojournalists
-a revamp of the international financial system
-Gov. Bobby Jindal
-Air India
-ABC's
-causing a severe head injury
-have been at the forefront of the construction of a mosque in Turkey.
-South African Rugby Player of the Year in 1995
-586
-FBI
-Sen. Hillary Clinton,
-twice the
-agency's inspector general
-The British government
-Most of the parties in the assembly
-23-year-old restaurant employee
-Singer Chris Brown
-are Coptic Christians, a group that makes up about 10 percent of the 80 million people in the mostly Muslim nation.
-$15
-the lead single, "Light On."
-State Department's chief of diplomatic security
-a car
-A cure
-191
-Bayern Munich
-Alan Gross
-"calls for tougher inspections, more enforcement personnel and close coordination with our partners in Mexico as we work across federal, state and local governments.
-some of the approximately 150 worshippers attending the church in southern Illinois.
-sold the second location of her video store, stopped using her credit cards and decided it was time
-George Harrison,
-Capt. Lucas McConnell.
-West Bank village of Yasuf.
-30
-France
-Bratz doll.
-On April 25, 2006, a turboprop-powered Predator B, operated on a surveillance mission by U.S. Customs and Border Protection, crashed in a sparsely-populated area near Nogales, Arizona.
-Pakistan.
-the Maasai Wilderness Conservation Trust,
-his uncle indicated to family members two years ago that he had saved up more than a half-million dollars over the years.
-groups of Anglicans
-Captain America is
-more than 100
-The bulk of the more than 96,000
-"Slumdog Millionaire"
-own predecessor, "Twilight," which earned $36 million on opening
-"top-down liberalism."
-House and Senate bills require that certain stimulus-funded projects use U.S. equipment and goods.
-next week.
-more than a quarter of the
-the church.
-Pacific Northwest
-Dublin, Ireland,
-liver
-The Canadian soldier was killed while he was conducting operations in the Panjwayi District in Kandahar
-played a wannabe mobster
-South Korean military
-Manhattan's Vogue Club
-at least 434
-Gary, Indiana,
-100 people
-18 percent
-South Carolina.
-$2 million
-Bob Greene
-Aslam Tareen,
-Coalition troops on Monday formally
-his company's products may have had nothing to do with the outbreak.
-She's one of the hundreds of tourists
-Cheese and peanut butter sandwich
-Fakka oil field
-including three Iraqi soldiers, were
-community service-based opportunities dealing with the most pressing issues of the day, including hunger and homelessness, disaster
-90 days
-say that the United States has not been forceful enough in demanding the return of ousted Honduran President Jose Manuel Zelaya to power,
-they were discriminated against after a promotion test was thrown out, because critics said it discriminated against minority firefighters.
-79.
-the Pacific Adventurer.
-"Let's be clear; it was a mistake,"
-to forcibly remove a legitimate Somali government from power."
-ATA and Aloha Airlines,
-Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson
-$1 trillion.
-David Cook
-seven
-Tyler Brehm,
-iPhone 4S,
-men have been given the benefit of the doubt when it comes to striking the right work-life balance.
-a broken leg during the trip when a stage she and her husband were on collapsed,
-from 1998 to 2003, and in 2000,
-anti-Muslim message was discovered Thursday morning on the front of the Al-Farooq
-it's vital that new media provide support for journalism that strives for objectivity.
-last year's
-India
-DocTalker Family Medicine
-Prime Minister Stephen Harper
-Maria Sharapova
-Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai
-400
-Former Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak
-"Michael Jackson: This Is It"
-John Weinman, Ph.D., of King's College London.
-years of conflict.
-Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf's
-"Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince"
-had flown away on the balloon,
-industry is to make seamless that virtual space between desktop and handset.
-nine
-in 1087 -- or, rather, a liquor
-90
-Qatar has not made any decisions regarding dropping the dollar-peg.
-downspace...
-a quitter.
-Woods' wife, Elin Nordegren.
-Julio "El Negro" Padilla,
-severe poverty or from institutions in the UK
-60
-The protesters yelled pro-independence and anti-poll slogans and threw stones at polling stations in two villages in the Ganderbal constituency,
-follow George Bush into a misguided war in Iraq."
-mentored at-risk students
-Washington can."
-pregnancy advisory services that give information about a range of options to pregnant women,
-Two of the couple's children -- 5-month-old Zack and 7-year-old Ryan -- also were killed, but a 13-year-old got away, with the father chasing and firing after him,
-nearly 100
-Mozart's father, Leopold,
-rapper Common
-actor
-you. If it's a humid day, it's a very difficult task to get through the number that I do. The wind, if there's any air current in there and you're expecting to catch a ring and it blows an inch, you miss it."
-during World War II,
-Sicilian
-listing his accompishments in
-He noticed that his debt exceeded the world GDP while making a routine balance inquiry on his online Bank of America account. According to his statement, he had spent the profound sum in one pop at a nearby Mobil gas station
-Moore befriended Shakespeare after he won a $31 million Florida lottery prize in 2006 and was named a person of interest in the case after Shakespeare went missing,
-two mothers
-found "an entirely persuasive picture"
-A 29-year-old man
-ritzy Los Angeles shopping center
-a Mumbai orphan seeking fame and love through the "Millionaire" game show,
-The police department's Hate Crimes Task
-human trafficking,
-Anh "Joseph" Cao
-twins,"
-Caroline
-killing pro-democracy protesters
-as soon as 2050,
-Andy Murray
-"And when something comes, you already know how to take effect and how to put everything together, so it just went very smoothly."
-in his hotel room
-H1N1 flu
-"do-or-die test."
-Don't haunt the person
-diagnosed with advanced testicular cancer that had spread to
-of hundreds of the fallen were burned and dumped in the landfill.
-urged him to turn himself in
-floods and landslides triggered by a weekend tropical storm
-in 2006.
-Eight American troops and two members of the Afghan national security forces
-followed by speculation
-from 9 million barrels to 9.7 million
-Coast Guard
-"I slit their throats,"
-56-year
-police in Los Angeles,
-played Witherspoon's lover in "Water for Elephants,"
-stylish clothes
-certain requirements imposed by the controversial No Child Left Behind law,
-with a broomstick and hockey stick.
-the Cote d'Azur,
-take care of the people along the Gulf Coast and pay the states for doing the cleanup.
-of Shirwa Ahmed,
-several previous cases in recent years of abuse involving adopted
-India.
-killing singer and actress Jennifer Hudson's
-Czech Republic
-final three months,
-Barrett will have his first court appearance in Chicago at 10 a.m. (11 a.m. ET) Saturday,
-"Exile on Main Street."
-former President George H.W. Bush
-Miroslav Klose struck just four minutes from time to give Bundesliga champions
-almost 10 million
-diagnosed with skin cancer.
-to meet with senior leaders of the National League
-Grozny, Chechnya,
-sexually transmitted diseases and leprosy from entering the country,
-two
-Israel's Defense Minister Ehud Barak
-an honest viewer probably would have to admit that she's similar to all of the
-On October 16, 1991, 35-year-old George Hennard drove a pickup truck into Luby's cafeteria in
-networking tools such as Twitter are often too quick for the
-At least eight
-Kennedy Space Center
-a range of options to pregnant women, including abortion.
-a Romanian official to resign and face a criminal investigation
-Malaysia -- in banning Chinese dairy products.
-became a
-zero-tolerance drug policy.
-the United States, Israel and Britain.
-one of the most repressive governments in the world
-Levante
-Rick Perry doesn't seem to get any part of these debates right,
-"It's been a while since that's been the case,"
-Two
-"This is robbery. He went to rob the people. He went to steal money -- American dollars,"
-a climate scientist at the Carnegie Institution's Department of Global Ecology in Stanford, California,
-The crown of the Statue of Liberty
-on Monday formally handed over security control of Iraq's Anbar
-six
-Most Haitians
-his apartment window
-and killed while serving as an usher at his Wichita church
-may seem a minor transgression diminishes our credibility and slights the high standards of professionalism."
-Felipe Calderon
-Jesse Eisenberg and Woody Harrelson
-including Alex Cuba, Juan Luis Guerra, Julieta Venegas and La Mala Rodriguez, as well as English-language artist Josh Groban.
-"The Insider,"
-the park's plans
-may make a priority is immigration reform.
-denied your request.
-John McCain
-one in six
-a 25-foot-long dinosaur, complete with skin.
-Caliente on Goriola Street, off Adeola Odeku Street, a fun cocktail bar with
-"Sex and the City"
-more than 150
-Formula One
-in January 1959.
-Tiger Woods
-Iran's supreme leader on Saturday appointed a new judiciary chief,
-off the coast near Perpignan,
-infectious disease, including tuberculosis and HIV/AIDS,
-Gillette
-training plane
-Starz
-Seven Americans, two Canadians and one Briton
-Mumbai
-1992,
-Lucien Gambarota,
-ran into a fallen tree,
-connected with a U.S. consulate who were killed in drive-by shootings
-seven people
-at the site and a skull fell out.
-More than 1,300
-the real estate bust that took place across the United States.
-Five people
-Kevin
-and a sister
-At least 236 people
-U.S. Rep. Mark Foley
-Ryan Adams.
-released an updated
-bird flu,
-10
-take 33 Haitian
-A New Zealand Airbus 320
-guests will only need to pay
-How offal.
-said two of its troops died as a result of non-combat-related injuries on Sunday. One soldier died in northern Iraq and a
-in poverty-stricken communities in India
-Troubled Asset Relief Program,
-January 11.
-Misty Croslin,
-and regular backpackers are booking hostels at U.S. vacation destinations in full force this year.
-Bob Levinson
-Mark Ballas,
-a body
-New Orleans, Louisiana,
-land mine explosion
-the Statue of Liberty,
-A US Airways flight attendant
-Pirates off the eastern coast of Africa
-were brought to the hospital
-Bilal Abdulla and Mohammed Asha,
-is conducting an intense operation to rout militants from their haven along the country's border with Afghanistan.
-$3.2 million
-Long Island
-the military
-"An individual who brings a loaded weapon to commit a crime runs the risk that the gun will discharge accidentally,"
-Chicago, Illinois,
-Sparks, Nevada.
-Lee Redmond,
-Stephan's Quintet, a group of five galaxies
-earthquakes, fires and devastating bombing.
-Swiss-born British writer, modern-day philosopher,
-Jay Cutler,
-began to throw rocks at the visiting Jews,
-The Peak
-Michael Rispoli,
-gunmen attacked a bus carrying the Sri Lankan national cricket team
-July
-genetic
-of the Statue of Liberty,
-regarding the wearing of the niqab, the piece of cloth that covers a
-New Orleans Police Department
-3:20 a.m.,
-$940 billion
-Little Rock, Arkansas.
-Four babies have died
-meeting of the base's "suicide prevention board,"
-The bulk of the more than 96,000 African refugees headed to Yemen and Italy,
-India and Pakistan.
-Osama Bin Laden sitting smiling together
-Tadeusz Wrona
-he's run as much as 15 miles twice during his training for the 26.2-mile marathon and that despite some leg and knee pains, he's confident he'll finish
-Russian long-range bombers
-The injured
-of the Australian Open after she claimed
-Chicago,
-more than 500
-wild animal sanctuary in North Carolina
-the Netherlands
-President Musharraf.
-Democrats realized you need more than position papers to sway the voters.
-Syria,
-(Liberal and Democratic Congress Party)
-1 or 2 percent
-Puerto Rican
-November 21,
-prime minister
-David Cook
-Serbian
-447 sent an automatic signal indicating electrical
-Francis Ford Coppola,
-part of our plan is increasing the number of agents who are going to inspect southbound vehicles. That's why we're sending technology to the border that will allow us to scan or do noninvasive X-rays to see whether cars are carrying assault weapons, other kinds of weapons that are now flowing into Mexico to fuel these drug cartels. And to find these huge truckloads, basically, of cash that are garnered in the United States and sent to Mexico.
-2,800 Canadian forces are fighting in Afghanistan. The country's
-"The situation is much better compared to yesterday,"
-Four police officers and a suspect
-Canadians
-COLUMBIA, South Carolina
-subsidize those operations through the potentially lengthy proceedings.
-Orange County, Florida,
-Girl Child Network (GCN),
-Dwyane Wade
-a 24-year-old flight attendant
-Monroe County motel
-Egypt.
-International Airport
-she is romantically involved with the golf superstar
-shows the plane lifting off, veering sharply right and then dragging or skidding down the right side of the runway. There was a cloud of dust, the source said, followed by a fireball.
-Elena Dementieva.
-five
-two small skiffs
-Monterosso
-"The Wire,"
-Lourdes Batista
-that Merhige had checked into the Edgewater Lodge motel under the name John Baca and provided an address in Homestead, Florida,
-prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra guilty of
-Rep. Ron Paul,
-central bank introduced a $10 billion note worth less than 20 U.S. dollars.
-80,000 crowd
-$100,000
-2007.
-44 km (27 miles) south-southwest of Guantanamo,
-Chinese officials
-Evo Morales
-chronic medical conditions such as diabetes or hypertension,
-Andrew Stevens
-of one's life, shared through tweets and status updates,
-Hindu monk
-Taliban spokesman Muslim Khan
-maintain a slight lead in the delegate count," she said.
-January 20.
-pilot and co-pilot of a small cargo jet were
-21 others
-at $18 billion.
-Jennifer Schuett,
-36.99
-of Barack Obama's inauguration as U.S. President.
-1998
-"good friend"
-"All My Rowdy Friends"
-Barack Obama
-at least 24
-Eight American troops
-that Birnbaum had resigned "on her own terms and own volition."
-sexually assaulting a 20-year-old woman
-Cydia
-appeared earlier this month
-Snoop Dogg
-Ireland
-"cello scrotum"
-This year's selection of workplace tales
-Tokyo,
-announces this year.
-Argentina a 2-0 win over France
-Leading British Cabinet minister
-financial crisis saw sponsors and media pull out
-McNair, 36, and Sahel Kazemi, 20,
-April)
-midnight Sunday
-a sport he had been playing since age 10.
-Madison Square Garden, New York.
-1989,
-North Korean
-Dan Rollman,
-The Atlas of the Real World, has redrawn the map giving vivid new insights and bringing economic, social and environmental
-Britain
-Madeira-born footballer Cristiano Ronaldo
-Indonesian island of Bali
-Ten
-murder in the death of Yale graduate
-Gregory Brent Warr and Laura Jean Warr
-opium,
-where the bear is located.
-just 51 minutes,
-"It was said that we faced a choice between protecting the environment and producing enough energy. Today we know better,"
-Life.com,
-rapper
-floods and mudslides on the island of Madeira
-music industry as a former member of the platinum-selling R&B girl group Xscape and co-writer of such hits as Destiny's Child's
-labeled a woman-hater
-Cinque Terre region
-John McLaughlin
-Tuesday,
-$1.5 million.
-a PhD student
-appeared to flee from security officers
-in the Spanish capital.
-Port-au-Prince, Haiti
-nearly $80,000.
-Leon Panetta
-Andrew Joseph "Joe" Stack III of Austin,
-Friday
-DocTalker Family Medicine in Vienna,
-the city of Esmeraldas, on Ecuador's northern coast.
-University of Central Arkansas
-rising costs and falling donations.
-comedian, author, TV writer and producer
-release of the footage,
-22
-vivid new insights and bringing economic, social and environmental data to life.
-gasoline and other petrofuels
-Mauricio Funes
-2005.
-President Bush,
-Mountain Brook High School
-spread of the virus.
-admitted to Seoul's Severance Hospital more than a month ago
-Iranian threat as so serious
-Consumer Reports magazine
-More than 7,800
-liver
-taking Ahri to live in an orphanage.
-of a neighbor,
-They are bodies across the globe that have provided a forum for victims and perpetrators to give cathartic public testimony on human rights abuses and come up with policy recommendations to correct the root cause of the abuses.
-more than 100
-23,
-near Jacksonville, Florida,
-to improve the atmosphere and cut costs
-Ministry of Health,
-a copy of a letter addressed
-female opossum, called Heidi,
-The 2000 recount drama
-in the investigation.
-to restrict a fundamental right guaranteed in the state charter. Its supporters argued
-discovered a female body in the Dog River Reservoir,
-"I have no problem with people ice fishing, but these idiots should realize that when you see open water, you should not build a bridge and cross it," he said. "It's a shame you can't arrest people for stupidity."
-Thousands of mourners and emissaries from the ultra-Orthodox Jewish Chabad
-"The Dome of the Rock draws our hearts and minds to reflect upon the mystery of creation and the faith of Abraham. Here the paths of the world's three great monotheistic religions meet, reminding us
-putting restrictions on young drivers
-Ratner,
-Singer
-that criticism comes based on the color of his skin,"
-hiker found the body of a skydiving instructor missing for nearly four months,
-Afghanistan
-are a rich source of spare parts for MotoArt to create their functional furniture.
-Terry J. Sedlacek, 27,
-three counts of murder and two counts of robbery,
-driving on all-season tires a
-Top of the World: Las Vegas
-Korea's Lee Jung-Su
-of people attending Comic-Con in San Diego, California,
-early 2008,
-as a "zealot"
-27
-returned home so she could attend her son's deployment ceremony
-eastern
-the western Niger Delta region
-Wickmayer
-Frankie
-80
-Internet
-after battling lung cancer.
-the best of
-in the Oaxacan countryside of southern Mexico
-a software glitch
-Carolina died in a shootout with police in neighboring North Carolina on Monday,
-glitzier and more luxurious.
-unleashed a cholera epidemic
-Australia, the U.S., the United Kingdom, Italy and New Zealand.
-Zimbabwe
-Niger, Nigeria, and Chad
-Rep. Henry Waxman
-face foreclosure or the prospect of paying both their mortgage and rent on alternate housing as
-he said it was "a very, very solid case due to solid detective work."
-Zeynep Fadillioglu,
-Palestinians
-the remains of another victim,
-Beijing,
-"final curtain call."
-telling Cole that they would get tested to see if their kidney could be donated.
-Six
-Novak Djokovic
-of Madeira
-second-highest leader has been arrested.
-New Hampshire
-'California Fitness'
-kidney transplant
-a fractured femur
-missile strike from
-exploring the world beyond their community.
-by leveraging state assistance to the parent company of the newspaper, the Tribune Co., in its sale of Wrigley Field.
-Aubrey Louis Berry,
-practices involving digital music
-drama of the action in-and-around the golf course
-"Francisco Martinez,
-a ground-breaking Puerto Rican politician from New York City,
-hand over two suspects in last week's deadly bombings in the Iraqi capital.
-an edge-on view of the plane of our galaxy, complete with points of interests such as the 12-billion-year-old, star-packed globular cluster Omega Centauri and the beautiful, reddish Rosette Nebula.
-it's becoming clear that the Obama administration is spending money recklessly.
-a disinsertion of the adductor in his left leg."
-the 20 poorest in the world.
-expressed the "[b]omb-fear anticipation, the optimistic nihilism and glittering darkness of the 1980s."
-a 20-year sentence
-Hamid Karzai
-don't meet quality standards.
-provides training and support to trauma victims.
-man
-Chris
-strange feelings in my shoulder,
-$80 billion
-more than 25 major
-Barack Obama
-deliberately losing two games at the Champions Trophy
-maternal mortality
-failed
-Sri Lanka
-urges U.S. citizens to delay nonessential travel to parts of the
-accept noncelibate clergy members and lay leaders who are in "lifelong" and "monogamous" same-sex relationships.
-29 people remained unaccounted for from the partially sunken cruise ship Costa Concordia
-in North Africa
-at a hospital,
-the condition known as "cello scrotum"
-no-fat clothes. They're the outfits that can take 10 pounds off
-to teach others through my life is that it's important to see past appearances.
-others may be harmed."
-3,200
-not just their spirit, but to uplift their society and economic base -- is through education.
-the New Orleans Police Department had the entire block closed off.
-sexually transmitted diseases
-Keanu Reeves,
-The Philadelphia 76ers
-London's 20,000-capacity O2 Arena.
-Rev. Lawrence Murphy.
-Misty,
-foreigners in the capital city
-weeks of investigations into the September 16 killings of Iraqi civilians by Blackwater USA,
-Seaman August Provost.
-El Salvador
-one of its units attacked and "exploded" the Tura manifold
-Clinton
-Embassy in the Spanish capital.
-Mark Lacroix
-U.N. Secretary-General Kofi
-apearance for Arsenal in the 2006 Champions League
-economic and health crisis.
-$26.3 million
-30
-Michaela Watkins and Casey Wilson have been
-by a medical researcher in the BMJ late last year.
-in 1805.
-Rochester, Minnesota,
-Tiger Woods
-Maureen Fields,
-Ryan Brunn
-Chicago Executive
-to "continue to support and defend marriage as the honorable institution it is,"
-promote economic growth in the world's poorest nations.
-Nicky Philipps
-first-degree grand larceny and scheming to defraud.
-the Indian state of Orissa
-nurses, physician assistants, pharmacists and primary-care
-J.R. Martinez's
-Austrian
-evacuation of its downtown area
-of "decisions made by you and your doctor."
-11,000
-Hamas has "committed acts of terrorism, it is committed to the obliteration of the state of Israel,
-York City
-Sunday's
-double strike
-to stun the 45,000 home supporters
-Biography
-Theo Walcott
-anti-Muslim message
-a factory worker whose personal dream is to be able to celebrate his mother's birthday in the rich playground of
-Oracle
-Lt. Gen. Rick Lynch
-Ronald Cummings divorced his wife, Misty,
-The crown of the Statue of Liberty
-date-rape drugs
-former president?
-Diet: Weigh Down Workshop, a
-Hewlett-Packard.
-how to manage their debts
-The Chelsea striker
-Jamie Paulin-Ramirez,
-Katrina battered Carver High School in New Orleans, Louisiana,
-seeks to "link the sky we can all see with the deep, 'hidden' cosmos that astronomers study on a daily basis,"
-how health care can affect families.
-10
-seven
-Russian bombers
-Benedict
-President Omar al-Bashir
-54 counts including capital murder.
-"We know that the U.S. citizens were targeted,"
-E Street guitarist
-UK opposition leader David Cameron
-Soltani and Yazdi
-out is also a clear signal not to upgrade the Touch,
-if her son rises from the dead.
-liter (about
-Bruce Jeffrey Pardo,
-6:13 p.m. Wednesday evening
-great deal on the house. My mortgage is
-4 a.m.,
-"highest levels of the Kurdish leadership"
-The deputy head of the Iraqi National Dialogue Front
-The measure passed with overwhelming bipartisan support in a 90-6
-Wednesday,
-communist world.
-saw as a loss of masculine integrity,"
-Airbus A320
-Thousands of mourners and emissaries from the ultra-Orthodox Jewish Chabad
-packages cubic zirconia diamonds in an environmental wrapping.
-36 Chicago-area students
-19
-June 25
-face foreclosure or the prospect of paying both their mortgage and rent on alternate housing as they seek relief from
-More than 500
-working professionals, doctors, lawyers and teachers
-more than 100
-was stolen
-two saplings during their wedding ceremony.
-overweight and obese children.
-Black Caucus
-Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy"
-CNN's MainSail show
-Tiger Woods
-Mexico
-UFO
-Port Aransas, Texas,
-"The Patty Duke Show,"
-15 miles twice during his
-150 miles,
-bacterial or viral infection; the ingesting of toxic substances; and complications of a disease.
-by the West
-spray-painted anti-Muslim message was discovered Thursday morning on the front of the Al-Farooq
-Apartments.com and CBcampus.com
-foreign ministry building,
-community service-based opportunities
-my whole family and she and Liam and the boys.
-malignant glioma, a form of brain cancer
-Patrick Tracy Burris, 41, was believed to be the suspect in five slayings in South Carolina,
-Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk
-if changes in the ocean followed or proceeded changes in the atmosphere.
-Javier Arellano-Felix,
-Jessica Schuette's
-Kurdish
-"I think these labels are generally delivered by people who sometimes haven't listened to the music,"
-Alexandra Seldin
-$150 billion
-49,
-some of the Awa
-Debora Harris, Joyce Mims, Tonya Miller, Quithreaun Stokes, Sheila Farrior.
-the death of Osama bin Laden,
-The pilot,
-China
-release billions of tons of high-velocity plasma into space, producing a shockwave that generates cosmic rays which then plow into our atmosphere.
-11 should be a
-Vohra
-I just can't imagine having eight at once and the responsibility that that brings.
-multiple sites in Oregon, Washington, California, Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico and southwestern British Columbia.
-smash through a dam and rush into Jakarta.
-to kill the pain for a series of injuries,
-two
-Greyhound bus
-"Fear Factor"
-Jeff Bezos
-he had not spoken to Woods since the November car crash
-of the city is surveilled under the current system.
-Phoebe Prince,
-Monday afternoon
-"The documented plan of the Iranian government has always been
-15 years
-bird flu,
-in the files at the International Mozarteum Foundation
-Iowa City, Iowa,
-Idaho, Alaska, Texas, South Carolina and Louisiana
-586
-throw it out.
-"don't ask, don't tell" policy
-Jensen Farms in Granada, Colorado,
-Iran
-Joe DeCamillis
-although up
-Renee Zellweger, Jennifer Aniston, Mariah Carey, Jennifer
-she was held captive from birth
-they are grateful for their 18 children, and may have more.
-of Columbia,
-the first double hand transplant in the United States
-to love one another
-A drunk Delta passenger
-to a prominent news story or theme
-Russian
-rescue
-Thursday.
-4-year-old
-Wyeth's blockbuster children's vaccine Prevnar, as well as its experimental biotech drugs,
-Waldorf Astoria Hotel in New York.
-by U.S. parent General Motors to abandon the sale of the automaker.
-Russian energy monopoly Gazprom
-30,000-ton luxury cruise ship
-Cité Soleil,
-Valerie Hunter,
-drought conditions
-February 18
-the nation's capital
-Lisa Locascio is trying to buy her first home with help from the federal Neighborhood Stabilization Program.
-Barack Obama's
-"The terrorism attacks
--- Peanut butter-chocolate sandwich
-Bruce Beresford-Redman in the death of his wife at a Cancun resort in April,
-of the 2006 arson murders of five U.S. Forest Service firefighters
-for the Maasai Wilderness Conservation Trust,
-"Slumdog Millionaire"
-poverty-stricken
-ABC News
-more than four kilometers
-and downloaded information seized at checkpoints, and with whom they can share that information.
-in Chennai, the KM
-more than 4,000
-March,
-"Saturday
-features a series of lanes broken down into categories for expert business travelers who fly frequently, casual travelers who don't fly as often,
-"seen several things in the laboratory, but they are not quite ready for production."
-of killing a Southern California man who has been missing since the mid-1980s.
-"Caution Newly Licensed."
-Sen. John McCain
-users to see the entire layout of a mapped building, switch between floor plans if the structure has multiple levels, and locate indoor points of interest like retail stores, bathrooms and ATMs.
-2004
-A 14-year-old
-"There's a sense of community, and there's a social aspect to it that's pretty significant,"
-Adm. Timothy Keating, the head of the U.S. Pacific Command, some of that uncertainty is due
-400,
-May 8
-thousands of dollars went missing in the
-in a lab
-is a relatively
-circumnavigation of the globe in a powerboat
-Clinton
-12
-Pnina Rosenblum,
-Leo Frank,
-members of the Black Caucus
-Friday's jury selection
-"That's my job: to know these people, to have a relationship with them, to hang out with them,"
-Belgrade, Montana.
-"They don't like change, and they don't want change unless they have to do it,"
-18,
-at the Fishkill Correctional Facility work with the dogs to prepare them to help wounded troops.
-Eric Holder's
-Florida,
-American
-McCain
-Jones
-"GCB."
-Cristiano Ronaldo
-Paris
-Saleh's family on one hand and Ali Mohsen al-Ahmar and the powerful al-Ahmar family
-seemed to be one of the main draws
-identify Bradford as the suspect.
-A bear on ice skates attacked two people during rehearsals at a circus in Bishkek,
-a call to action against unequal distribution of wealth.
-1972
-155
-closes all valves below the waterline,
-he was killed.
-Mississippi
-prisoners injured in the Israeli bombing
-Adam and Kristina Braverman,
-four
-Zulfikar Ali Bhutto, former president and prime minister of Pakistan, who was hanged in 1979
-85
-Recep Tayyip Erdogan,
-Gardens makes the fresh food accessible to people in Mechanicsville by opening up the garden to people in the community every Sunday from noon to 4 p.m.
-its intention to set up headquarters in Dublin.
-insurance companies
-four-minute recording
-About 100 people
-Washington can."
-Mario Gomez
-Prime Minister Donald Tusk
-two
-The flood
-Essence.com
-headed the only goal
-of the PGA.
-Dr. Michael Newman
-near the majestic Incan ruins of Machu Picchu, in the mountains of southern Peru.
-Guantanamo Bay, Afghanistan
-434
-Phuket's Promthep cape,
-needs medical treatment
-The Solheim Cup
-Argentina
-18-year-old
-George W. Bush
-a new imaging camera
-United States
-to host the Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro.
-Apple will show no new devices, and that the event will center around Apple's new partnerships with textbook publishers.
-The Republican Party must not be simply the party of 'opposition,' but the party of better solutions,"
-Conservative Party
-7th century
-sufferers are either not able to reach health centers in time or that the health centers lack the capacity to treat the cases.
-Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta
-more than 400
-bankrolling a dogfighting operation
-in the neighboring Russian republic of Ingushetia,
-a film to be made of
-last summer
-February 9.
-more than two weeks
-70-year-old
-catastrophic earthquake
-If you don't, they'll think you make less than you actually do. So the only way to tell the truth is to lie."
-there was any link between Monday's announcement and the conflict in the Caucasus,
-He said Julio "El Negro" Padilla, one of the group's alleged leaders, threatened him.
-Tajikistan and Uzbekistan
-DreamWorks Studios
-The six new astronauts named Wednesday were
-women are nearly twice as likely as men
-discourage two of the top record companies from participating in a special Amazon music promotion called the "MP3 Daily Deal."
-Ryan Henderson, 18, of Little Rock, Arkansas, and Chavares Block, 19, of Dermott, Arkansas,
-Cashawn Myers of HABESHA.
-Obama campaign's
-Philip Markoff,
-"Occupy"
-Terry J. Sedlacek, 27,
-Ukraine's
-received a medical school education, obtained hormones
-Jessica Schuette's
-"Hills"
-Eddie Freas,
-434
-City
-masterminding a fake blood injury to one of his players.
-Halle
-Seabob Cayago scooter:
-Free Democratic Party (FPD)
-environmental emergency brought on by the Camorra's manipulation of garbage disposal in the region.
-operated on hip-hop star Kanye West's mother
-machines such as exercycles created a load, used as a counter-force by means of a resistor.
-Transportation Security Administration
-Breweries and beer lovers around the country
-natural disasters
-coordinate with our other maritime agency partners [so] that incidents like this go off without a hitch or as safely as possible,"
-short-range wireless technology that can connect computers to printers, MP3 players to speakers and
-Charlie Gibson
-Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice
-Osama bin Laden,
-Scott Evans Dekraai,
-stabilized the security situation in Haiti,
-the day after Christmas 1996.
-at a news conference in Somalia's capital city, Mogadishu,
-Efraim Diveroli,
-called the repetition "a huge problem."
-lethal injection.
-assault and aggravated assault as a hate crime.
-The FDA
-December 30.
-able to travel to different locations throughout the state.
-had switched to the Republican Party in
-two compositions
-not, removed his earpiece and left the set.
-forum for victims and perpetrators
-She was performing outside Washington's Union Station
-slap a temporary warning sign on the car.
-from from key positions in the capital on November 21,
-Yousaf Raza Gilani,
-(purified ammonia)
-Leading anti-abortion groups condemned Sunday's shooting,
-Abraham Shakespeare,
-New York
-"Octopus UFO"
-Benedict XVI
-eight tsunami-affected secondary schools.
-Qatari Diar Real Estate
-U.S. Geological Survey
-King: Now you're pregnant with a second child, right?
-will lead to racial profiling.
-Maxim's in Wan Chai
-Borussia Dortmund
-born in Portugal
-President Sheikh Sharif Sheikh Ahmed
-Tuesday not to impose tougher sanctions in reaction to the Islamic country's nuclear ambitions.
-is not responding because the TVA is taking action to fix the problem,
-works in the film biz as a screenwriter.
-it's "very smart politics for Obama to keep a channel open" with the former presidents.
-pregnant girlfriend, Jessie Marie Davis, and their unborn child.
-Baltic nation of Estonia
-United States, Japan, Russia, South Korea
-a 10-day-old
-poor management and inadequate precautions for an explosion
-brain cancer.
-"hundreds"
-of Helmand province
-from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m. Friday and 10 a.m. until 1 p.m. Saturday,
-a plea from leading British charities for
-Ana Josefa Ramirez Orellana,
-Minnesota, Vermont, New Hampshire
-zombies
-Benicio Del Toro
-on side street off Sunset Boulevard
-an independent documentary on poverty in Africa.
-Amanda Carina Barbosa Rodrigues,
-(Manchester United, Portugal)
-are tranquilized and then fitted with a GPS collar.
-there haven't been any reports of major damages or injuries,"
-tried three times to board the U.S.-flagged cargo ship before their fourth attempt was successful,
-Longer and more intense heat waves; increased heavy downpours likely to cause widespread complications such as flooding and waterborne diseases; reduced summer runoff, creating greater competition for water, especially in the West; rising ocean water temperatures that will threaten coral reefs; an increase in wildfires and insect infestations; and more frequent coastal flooding caused by rising seas.
-Dunga's
-Komodo dragons
-Investigators for the Department of Justice
-Freese
-Tampere University Hospital,
-George Tiller,
-Indian oil
-about $2 billion for past natural gas deliveries.
-Kennedy
-Saudi Arabia's
-Identity Pass Inc.'s Clear security system
-non-specified substance
-by generations of scientists
-is linked to a network that trafficked in Haitian and Central American children
-Enfield, Connecticut,
-"We are trying to rebuild,"
-Madhav Kumar Nepal of the Communist Party of Nepal
-100
-entire layout of a mapped building, switch between floor plans
-admitted breaking the law and intentionally gaining unauthorized access
-China's military and security affairs
-November 1787,
-$1.5 million.
-shortage of housing
-risked her life to keep the toddler safe.
-NBC prime time
-pregnant girlfriend,
-4.5-magnitude
-in 2004.
-5-2
-"It highlights an important aspect of media that readers and viewers should keep a critical mind when they read stories or watch TV,"
-three massive pillars
-connected to the bombings
-Jose Manuel Zelaya.
-Levine Foundation,
-the national debt.
-Istanbul
-advertise abortion services
-India,
-they assassinate the indigenous."
-"help" him cancel the reservation,
-Oscar Ortega-Hernandez
-6-year-old
-Rainn Wilson
-video channels and "Grey's Anatomy."
-tranquility
-Mexico's Baja California
-May 17,
-that a disgruntled acquaintance sold the story to the National Enquirer and that "not a word of it is true."
-anhydrous ammonia.
-and that he had been in the ROTC program in high school. He was a supporter of President George W. Bush and the U.S. war effort in Iraq and Afghanistan, his
-but lifted off slightly into the air, fell back
-"Africa's diversity
-more than
-there in 2011.
-Sadeq Larijani,
-an Iraqi official and three police officers
-Stephan Zielinski
-small, United Methodist preparatory school
-used batons to
-Barack
-went out in the first round,"
-Conservatory
-Jews
-34
-Iran
-iPod Nano
-returned home so she could
-a group of 60 to 100 students,
-anti-homosexuality
-to make education a high priority for his administration.
-Rep. Henry Waxman says the
-Two Algerian women
-Gregg Keesling
-Zlatan Ibrahimovic
-estimated 125,000
-Tarek Farid Hussein,
-Jennifer Hudson,
-image on merchandise from the hit television show, "The Partridge Family,"
-ceremony in Zurich
-federal corruption allegations, including trying to trade or sell the Senate seat that became vacant after Barack Obama was elected president.
-Hank Williams Jr.
-Anti-election demonstrators
-A creepy crawler from this guy's family
-June 25
-Jahessye Shockley
-Hurricane Bill
-"Francisco Martinez, a Mexican-U.S. citizen,
-is along the drive to the medieval fortress town of Lagos.
-$1 million
-it and the California Department of Public Health are taking "a proactive approach."
-23,000-ton Norwegian-owned
-defies environmentalist stereotypes.
-lays on the local color
-regarded as one of the toughest courses in the game.
-health problems among musicians and contained references to such ailments as fiddler's neck, flautist's chin and cellist's chest.
-more than 50
-terrorists and narcotraffickers,
-a 2-year-old girl in northern China
-a deadly fundamentalist insurgency
-46.5 percent who knew which drawing represented their heart. In all, 31.4 percent correctly identified the lungs, 38.4 percent the stomach, 41.8 percent the thyroid, and 42.5 percent the kidneys.
-trilogy, "Temple of Doom"
-three
-getting hit with an errant elbow during a Friday morning basketball game
-CNN's
-Radu Mazare,
-Sen. David Vitter.
-85-year-old
-1989,
-most fishermen
-eight
-records from that shooting were missing, and that the department's log indicated the shooting was accidental. However,
-400 years ago
-a new book, "Twitterville: How Businesses Can Thrive in the New Global Neighborhoods."
-"2010
-a safety breach at the hotel,
-amorous advances of a flashy, wealthy man her age, in favor of
-about midnight,
-of the 2006 arson murders
-I have a tremendous amount of love and respect
-Slippery Rock
-Ohio, near Cleveland,
-Palm Beach
-August 25 to 29,
-porn star
-George Washington
-Exiled Haitian president Jean-Bertrand Aristide
-he expects lawmakers to vote to convict him.
-two
-motivational good luck pennants
-81 deaths
-charges of murder and arson.
-3-1
-one count of first-degree residential burglary
-a new Mac Pro high-end desktop powered by Intel's "Nehalem" processor.
-San Francisco Chronicle.
-Charles Schulz,
-presenting "misleading" evidence to stewards.
-George Harrison, rapper/actor Tupac Shakur, "Godfather of Soul" James Brown, and reggae legend Bob Marley
-another special series of in-depth
-Deutsche
-abducted from her home
-al Qaeda "sleeper agent,"
-Russian energy monopoly Gazprom said Thursday
-UFO
-a remote corner of Somalia,
-"and I am incensed at the suggestion that I could have had anything to do with her death. I am innocent. My children have had one parent taken from them by a senseless act of violence. I implore the Mexican authorities not to take their remaining parent by a miscarriage of justice and to do
-strangulation
-death, of all things,
-At least 148 people have been killed
-Victoria and Albert Waterfront, Cape Town
-Somalia,
-October 11,
-Reed Arena,
-Winfield, Missouri,
-Paul M. Merhige
-74 percent
-Kourtney, Kim, and Khloé's
-unseen footage of Diana, Princess of Wales, taken just hours before
-a complaint about a group of youths milling around the house,
-Adam Sandler
-"Steve Jobs changed the world for the better w/his innovations and genius."
-at a school in the Punjab province of Pakistan,
-24 percent
-America's most recent war dead
-anxiously watching to see who will claim victory in this year's national championship game.
-inequality,
-36.99 feet
-blunt-force trauma."
-1995,
-Fifty-six government employees
-burkas to be banned completely,
-to have provided technical assistance, along with the United Nations and other international organizations, to Iraq's Independent High Electoral Commission, which performed professionally under difficult circumstances."
-Pyongyang,
-them to become service dogs for the disabled, including wounded soldiers.
-18
-over the weekend
-in the water in the Dog River.
-of at least 60 people
-an Army wife
-the NFL first asked Springsteen to play at the Super Bowl in 1975, but he declined.
-"parent over shoulder"
-Pro-democracy activists, as well as advocates for Tibet independence and the spiritual group Falun Gong, have Web
-10
-three
-lame-duck Congress
-the threat of war
-was charged with placing a false bomb or hazardous substance in the first degree; placing a false bomb or hazardous substance in a transportation facility; and making terrorist threats.
-paperwork jungle,
-scrap of clothing wrapped around a part of the device used to detonate the suitcase bomb.
-"The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas"
-U.S. population is expected to top out at close to 312.8
-Minnesota, Vermont, New Hampshire and New Jersey.
-Egypt's Grand Mufti
-Ten
-on Sprint's network.
-a body
-you step back and look at the reality of the situation, it was a misformulation of a vitamin and mineral supplement that killed the horses, not performance-enhancing drugs,"
-called the president of the United States a liar
-There were no immediate reports of survivors,
-Eme Zuru Ayortor,
-more than 2 light-years across.
-United States
-touring the U.K. to educate about dyslexia and other learning difficulties.
-Illinois Rep.
-Armchair observers like van Arkel
-Dr. Carnell Cooper's Violence Intervention
-in southern Alaska
-has been convicted of videtaping a sexual assault on a child.
-military
-"Of all the problems we face, this is the one I face looking at with a little bit of a smile. Because it means there's great demand for the phone. And to have people stepping over each other to have the phone isn't a bad thing,"
-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton
-people
-the polio vaccine efforts in India and Pakistan.
-wing
-10 people
-pilot of presidential hopeful Barack Obama's
-the organization in which
-The Airbus A320 jet was on a training flight
-in a prison hospital.
-Police Chief Stuart Thomas
-250,000
-$1,150
-IFCO Systems North America, a pallet and crate
-Ireland's Food Safety Authority
-"18 Kids and Counting,"
-twenty
-15-year
-Anchorage, resulting in the
-The commander in chief sends such letters to the families of troops who have died in combat, but not if they committed suicide,
-is now trying to determine the scope of the
-Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation.
-8.
-current record-holding Smurfs gathered in
-Cone shell snails:
-took cash from Wal-Mart shoppers, promising to use his employee discount to get them a good deal on a TV set,
-Park in Los Angeles, California.
-14 deaths
-will bring my daddy back,"
-a hospital treating victims of Sri Lanka's civil
-100 yards
-North West Frontier Province.
-snatched her from her bed when she was 8, sexually
-Democrats
-third
-The House of Lords
-Automated external defibrillators
-Hudson's mother, Darnell Donerson, and brother, Jason Hudson, were
-an active accreditation with the PGA or LPGA,
-U.S. Secretary of State
-member of the FMLN
-announced that he would close the prison by January 22, 2010.
-100
-Skybus Airlines
-"Baseball
-was a Horry County police officer assigned to the school,
-alleging she knew or should have known that her husband was a threat to others and, thus, could have prevented the attack,
-Paul Dini
-that border officials are needlessly perusing confidential information, downloading it and keeping devices and information indefinitely without any explanation.
-three
-Tyler Weinman
-the exact location of the human heart
-because the Indians were gathering information about the rebels to give to the Colombian military.
-New Zealander Pete Bethune,
-Miami Heat
-a 100,000 euro (U.S. $138,120) reward for information leading to the arrests of those behind the blasts,
-$375 billion worth of services are provided by
-fled poverty and conflict
-poverty-stricken
-iReporters
-Ludivine Sagnier
-in Oregon, Washington, California, Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico and southwestern British Columbia.
-placement in the top five of the
-was being subjected to
-of melanoma will be
-the war launched nearly seven years ago in and around Afghanistan.
-in a section of Davenport, an unincorporated community north of Santa Cruz along the state's central coast.
-cities such as Portsmouth and Southampton.
-have attracted a lot of attention, they are, of course,
-more than 200
-Joe Allen restaurant
-43 people
-only 5 percent of the
-New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin
-27
-Jessica Schuette's
-LOT Polish Airlines
-66,
-President-elect Barack Obama's former Senate seat.
-humanitarian work.
-"At no time was any passenger or crew member at risk, nor were any injuries reported,"
-Alaska's Mount Redoubt
-Jelena Jankovic
-used underhanded methods to boost circulation figures,
-Johannes Mehserle, 27, appeared in a packed Alameda County courtroom, with his supporters separated by a courtroom aisle from relatives of shooting victim
-Yong Nam,
-array of world-class players
-for years
-precaution against the spread of swine flu,
-April,
-Taloga, Oklahoma,
-Denver, Colorado Near Boulder, Colorado (30 miles)
-Northwestern Senior High School
-no reference
-Andy Roddick
-the university could not comment, "but we are cooperating fully with this and all investigations."
-$40 million,
-Emily Bazelon
-in Scotland
-wife, Kirsty, defended her husband,
-in Kyrgyzstan
-"City of Black & White"
-accused Israel of committing "actions amounting to war crimes,
-down a rocket Pyongyang plans to launch
-carbon dioxide
-it introduced the
-protested by walking out of the chamber and not voting.
-an unauthorized app store called Cydia.
-17-year-old girl
-struck Wednesday near the Samoan islands,
-Barack
-is to protect the American people from another attack,"
-$23.4 million,
-"falling space debris,"
-Natasha Richardson
-developmental issues, who is under tremendous stress and [now] is in a psychiatric hospital. The question is, did the show harm her?
-The Department of Education
-Saleh's family on one hand and Ali Mohsen al-Ahmar and the powerful al-Ahmar family on the other.
-will help more than 31 million uninsured Americans get coverage. Obama says his plan includes the largest middle-class tax cut for health care in history.
-his three
-fight against terrorists
-tycoon and a former police officer
-Erin Andrews
-Cow's blood. Cow's hearts. Udderly revolting.
-dictate the course of her country."
-Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan,
-nation's capital
-Thailand,
-Urban farming is a way for African-Americans to connect with the earth,
-a motion for a preliminary injunction against a Mississippi school district and high school
-a Swedish scientist and inventor of dynamite.
-drunk passenger tried to hijack a Turkish
-"I would eat it any chance I could get, but not all of the meals came with pound cake,"
-Jobs.
-charges of treason and providing material support to
-worker for every 20 residents.
-"crisis of global governance"
-Ketsana
-Honorary Officer of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire (OBE).
-requiring the Army field manual be used as the guide for terror interrogations,
-Dmitry Potapov,
-"Senator John McCain of Arizona
-Manchester, Connecticut,
-liberal organizations including MoveOn.org, Democrats.com and the American Civil Liberties Union
-armored personnel vehicle
-and from President Obama,
-U.S. Marine videotaped throwing a puppy over a cliff while on patrol in Iraq
-Guatemalan President Alvaro Colom
-investigate whether the traditional Muslim garment poses a threat to the secular nature of the French constitution.
-David Cook: Yeah. Out of 12
-hit single, "Itsy Bitsy Teeny Weeny Yellow Polka Dot Bikini."
-Joe DeCamillis fractured a cervical vertebra,
-ask the supermarket or supplier if they know where the cantaloupes came from.
-obviously take a few days until we are
-Chesley Sullenberger,
-known that the photographs had been digitally manipulated, they would not have published the picture essay, which has been removed from the NYTimes.com," the note concluded.
-on the Internet,
-Wednesday.
-"Dr. Death"
-in Seoul,
-minister of social affairs and social security in the outgoing Cabinet,
-Sgt. Mark Renninger,
-Minister of Mines and Energy
-tens of thousands
-Sadeq Larijani
-a panel
-it's getting harder for the average person to get on the show.
-at least 95 people
-Croatian
-81
-has driven down global prices to the detriment of their citizens."
-of at least three megabits per second
-far cheaper than a plan being drawn up in the Senate.
-Princes William and Harry
-107,228
-The World Adult
-Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe,
-bit parts and commercials, and as "Six Million
-Katherine Jackson,
-Asperger's
-seven people of participating in a global child
-The chancellor of the University of California, Davis,
-Long-term sleep problems
-your 80s playlist
-U.N. Human Rights Council
-Amsterdam, Netherlands,
-homemade helium balloon
-traditional form of lounge music that flourished in 1940's Japan.
-in the Panjwayi District in Kandahar province,
-Iran,
-Qatar's
-Naked Heart Foundation,
-fertilizer
-Episcopal Church in the United States and its Canadian
-Ronald Cummings
-CNN.com
-President Barack Obama,
-"We're trying very hard to get across the idea that this is us, and only us,"
-Forty-two people
-South Hadley Public Schools Superintendent Gus Sayer
-Chief Palestinian negotiator
-40 civilians
-a 5-inch touch screen and feature front and back-mounted cameras and touch pads in addition to a pair of mounted joysticks.
-close to 2 million
-Ali Saleh Kahlah al-Marri
-Bill Clinton's insistence that
-up to three months
-Justin Timberlake
-Will Salas,
-during her interrogation,
-debut September 18
-in the third
-service in Beckley,
-Finnish President Martti Ahtisaari
-"I was walking with my son and my daughter the other day, and I was like 'Who's your favorite superhero?'
-to restore blood flow through a coronary artery,
-David Lee Moore was stopped by Portsmouth, Virginia, officers five years ago for driving his vehicle on a suspended license.
-Orchard Estates Mobile Home Park
-ranked first per capita,
-mobilizing the vote.
-Caroline Kennedy
-$5,000 reward,
-Pardo
-contingent
-Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova
-Amanda Carina Barbosa Rodrigues,
-third-placed
-Barack
-New York, New Jersey, Virginia and Texas.
-Parma, Ohio.
-Al-Shabaab,
-School of Visual Communication,
-2006,
-19
-Viktor Bout
-on Thanksgiving Day,
-six
-42 percent
-the French magazine Paris Match
-Farrah Fawcett
-Cannavaro
-celibacy sets the priest
-a series of wildfires from late summer through autumn in Bastrop County.
-11 bodies
-reports of a person with a bomb.
-30
-shoot me many times,"
-excited
-his image as a "consistent reformer"
-huge feathered headdresses, high heels, and not much more.
-Somalia into another Iraq or
-"flashpackers."
-Shanghai
-650
-independent films and television,
-"There is a risk that the confidence in Russia may be lost due to the ongoing disruption,"
-Pakistan.
-Amy Bishop Anderson
-2,000
-a bit over half
-experiment
-broke a law and put the public at risk need to go to
-France's role in the deportation of its Jews
-130
-One person, a 13-year-old French girl,
-with his friend Burt Reynolds.
-Anders Behring Breivik
-home tournament in Belgrade.
-concerned about rising costs and falling donations.
-that stemmed from the
-Capt. Lucas McConnell,
-The Post
-Naas in County Kildare,
-being held in a police station in the city of Recife
-Alicia Keys
-his brother-in-law Jang Song Thaek
-Lt. Col. Timothy Antigua,
-86-year-old
-of Luddite technophobia at the same time as it conspicuously plugs Honda and LG Electronics, and dresses up its half-baked thinking in blinding (but not that brilliant) CGI wizardry.
-thanks to the success of the movie, "The Dark Knight,"
-southern French region of Var,
-on- and off-the-shoulder dresses, cardigans, cinched trenches, leggings, wide-legged trousers
-perception, I'm involved with it, and I've committed a crime or done wrong,"
-a Massachusetts high school
-Robin Barry Hughes and Matthew John Maguire,
-the elders of other Southern cities.
-91,
-ATA Airlines and Aloha Airlines
-Michael Jackson's
-Newsweek journalist
-Democratic
-North Korea
-it would be "best" for the country's troops to leave Afghanistan as soon as possible.
-spokeswoman Elizabeth Boatright-Simon told CNN there is no record of Pearl's complaint to campus police but said the university plans to meet with him.
-five-year
-Ciudad Juarez.
-25 years,
-and snarl commuter traffic. Numerous flights were canceled and delayed
-son of a former Iranian Revolutionary Guard commander
-Faith Johnston
-drug and alcohol problems
-8 inches of
-Javon
-Alex Chilton,
-the claims for the 1988 bombing of Pan Am Flight 103 over Lockerbie, Scotland, and the 1986 bombing of La Belle disco in Berlin, Germany.
-Steve Williams,
-Toussie's father had
-"smashed into the Casquets, a group of rocky islets"
-in London ran a story Wednesday announcing that, after 188 years as a print publication, it will become the first newspaper
-double-platinum, Grammy-nominated
-debate preparation.
-19-year quest
-3 a.m. Tuesday,
-Ethan Hawke
-"Attacks such as this are malicious efforts orchestrated to disrupt and make unavailable services such as online banks, credit card payment gateways, and in this case, Twitter for intended customers or users. We are defending against this attack now and will continue to update our status blog as we defend and later investigate."
-Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger
-Cuba
-as a town hall meeting, and the
-two military test pilots, one fighter pilot
-be buried or
-Her mantra is: "It's not you, it's your clothes."
-charges including statutory rape, indecent assault and corrupting the morals of minors.
-Argentinian President
-Al-Shabaab,
-ordered everyone
-$400,000,
-"One Fifth Avenue,"
-technology.
-Ask Medicare.
-are seeking to secure the release of two Austrian nationals
-down to 36.1 hours
-her year-old son,
-Dorice Donegan Moore,
-Douglas Oliver Kelly,
-is pursuing a Ph.D. in pharmacology.
-10 years"
-10 million rupees ($118,000).
-almost all the 22 passengers inside,
-mosque in Rawalpindi
-the former head of the Iraqi Commission on Public Integrity, Judge Radhi Hamza al-Radhi,
-six
-September 2008
-caffeine fix.
-a loan forgiveness option
-potentially deadly new strain of the swine flu virus
-22
-a prior unreported incident.
-two
-are environmental contaminants,
-Debbie Hooper's
-is backing his Ivory Coast
-five
-news editor of the Zambian newspaper The Post has gone
-Iceland's prime minister
-Amnesty International
-the number of local farmers' markets
-seven
-"I think these labels are generally delivered by people who sometimes haven't listened to the music,"
-Sen. Edward M. Kennedy
-provided a forum for victims and perpetrators to give cathartic public testimony on human rights abuses and come up with policy recommendations to correct the root cause of the abuses.
-$11,000
-are forbidden from consuming alcohol.
-"parent over shoulder"
-World Boxing Association (WBA) light-welterweight
-farmers
-Latin American leaders and U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.
-cortisone.
-in the '90s,
-Germany's Ore Mountains,
-One person remained
-three
-start or grow their businesses.
-"There's a sense of community, and there's a social aspect to it that's pretty significant,"
-Charla Nash,
-high-tech sleuthing
-two free tickets to Tuesday's memorial service.
-4.5-magnitude
-Alaska or Hawaii.
-froze to
-the World Health Organization (WHO) says the desperate situation has triggered
-"misleading"
-Gov. Sarah Palin
-24-inch iMac
-Barcelona
-one to three years, or as much as eight to 25 years
-Pro-Taliban cleric Sufi Mohammad
-Nicolas Anelka
-syndicated talk show,
-North vs. South, black vs. white, Jew vs. Christian, industrial vs. agrarian.
-11.3 inches (287 millimeters)
-of the Agni people
-Some complained that high-definition videos, which are available on Hulu, are not available on Comcast's service.
-we would do and now is the time for the Libyan people to take their destiny into their own hands,"
-three days later,
-in October 2007
-Aubrey Louis Berry,
-Kristin Cavallari
-Lorne Michaels was thinking,"
-foreign
-Boko Haram
-the military
-"The idea is to inspire, inform and engage young people on the issue of climate change and bring to light what's been happening in the arctic region in particular,"
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+The case is not bulky and actually fits in most of my pant pockets
+Bass booms
+the keyboard! Everything else is great
+the sound is very clear
+good mouse
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+These speakers ROCK
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+I have big fingers
+cable and I got exactly zero channels
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+keyboard is compact
+the battery life is pretty abysmal
+This particular card is fast and reliable
+the bass, mids, and treble are easily audible
+This monitor was purchased as a gift for my father
+them have excellent image quality
+it's highly sensitive and easy to use
+I find my ears feel hot
+I highly recommend this Stand Cover
+this charger is great
+This cable is excellent
+price was perfect
+it's amazing
+Starts where it left off
+I wish I could say the set up was easy
+These wireless headphones are really awesome!
+The mounting is likely to be more solid
+The keyboard is easy
+Price was good
+full signal all through my house and a good ways around
+solid USB drive
+Love
+had been looking for a replacement for
+The screen is fine
+The sound is awesome, better than I expected for the low price.
+This product has amazing speed and range
+Lasts a full charge and some
+Performance and coverage has been great
+It is not durable at all and you have to be very careful not to move the Kindle while it's plugged in
+The Asus monitor is much brighter, higher contrast, and deeper colors
+It's much too difficult to navigate and download files
+All is good
+drive that died was ~5 or 6 year old Maxtor.) I've always been a fan of the Barracuda line and the price was right so I jumped on this drive. My parents need almost no storage to check their e-mail and surf the web so this drive was perfect
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+good bass nice Sound
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+good quality
+incredibly impressed and pleased
+Battery life is incredible
+initial software update with no problems
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+Decent sound
+Over all, this is one sweet remote
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+this is a very affordable and effective computer audio solution.
+the big stuff and free up your hard drive
+GREAT little remote
+Tablets
+The grip on the thumb side feels good
+great quality
+Batteries are excellent
+sound is very clear
+the quality wasn't all bad...just that annoying bathroom echo effect
+My only issue is the keys get stuck very easily
+sound quality is incredible
+This will be a ramble
+the noise is low
+the cover is stiff
+it is a good router just the interface is not intuitive
+Installed in a breeze and handles the weight on the tv
+the screen resolution and clarity of display is very good
+This thing is awesome
+battery for anyone's Apple and Android Device
+Wifi signal is very good
+This unit seems well built and is easy to setup but the sound quality is terrible
+The touchscreen is very responsive &  quick
+the price was really good
+This remote is excellent
+The cables that come with them are PATHETICALLY SHORT
+The nearly unlimited amount of positions
+the mic is up to par
+the sound is not as loud
+I found it time consuming and problematic
+This Router is excellent
+it was just a malfunction
+The bass is very powerful
+Text is easier to read
+the optical zoom and picture quality is great
+The cable is quite thick
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+Really impressed
+reviews decided to purchase this Medialink
+The plastic is sturdy
+It seems like a sturdy little drive
+The video quality of the HD is awesome
+These cables are extremely well made, have the extra feature of incorporating an ethernet path and are a really great buy
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