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In the mid-1960s, the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) arose as a peasant movement demanding land redistribution and social reform.
The FARC is the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia.
With the goal of establishing a common currency for all member countries of the European Union (EU), the European Monetary Union (EMU) was founded in 1999.
The European Monetary Union began in 1999.
"With Leukemia" is a website bringing parents together world-wide to share experiences on caring for children who have leukemia.
Leukemia is a website.
That accident gave our idea greater urgency and its first name, the Valdez Principles was later changed to the CERES Principles.
The valdez Principles are the CERES Principles.
El Nino events usually begin early in the year (between January and March) and often peak during the month of December.
El Nino usually starts between January and March.
Denzel Washington, who previously had won Best Supporting Actor in 1989 for his role in the movie "Glory," won Best Actor this year for his role as a rogue cop in the movie "Training Day."
"Glory" won the Academy Award for best movie in 1989.
The Zapatista Army of National Liberation (Ejercito Zapatista de Liberacion Nacional, EZLN ) is an armed revolutionary group based in Chiapas, one of the poorest states of Mexico.
EZLN is an armed revolutionary group based in Chiapas.
World governments first banned the ozone-destroying refrigerants known as CFCs in 1987. But CFCs take up to 100 years to degrade, which will retard the pace of ozone hole repair for years to come.
The ozone hole was first noticed in 1987.
Kings Valley Collies is a breeding and training facility located on a 160-acre tree farm in the beautiful foothills of the Coast Range, northwest of Corvallis, Oregon.
The Valley of the Kings is in Oregon.
From its original 12 member states, CERN has now grown to 20, including a number of countries (Bulgaria, Hungary, the Czech and Slovak republics, and Poland) of the new Europe.
CERN has 20 member states.
CPT urges individuals and organizations to pressure the Israeli government and international community to alleviate the oppression of the Palestinian residents imposed by this closure of the Old City of Hebron.
Hebron is located in Israel.
In the 1820's, the first flush toilet was invented by Albert Giblin, acting as a forerunner to today's modern loo.
The first flush toilet was invented in the 1820's.
The European Council is made up of the Heads of State or Government of the fifteen Member States of the EU, the Foreign Ministers and the President of the Commission. It must not be confused with the Council of Europe, which is an international organisation, nor with the Council of the European Union.
There are 15 Member States in the Council of Europe.
There are 360 million European citizens in 15 member states and yet we cannot find just 20 men and women with the relevant professional competence and work experience to be commissioners.
There are 360 million European citizens.
Javier Solana, the Spanish Marxist who serves as NATO's secretary- general, warned that NATO troops "will not hesitate to take necessary measures, including the use of force, against media networks or programs inciting attacks."
Javier Solana is NATO's secretary general.
Early last month, reform candidate Vicente Fox stunned Mexico and the world by winning the presidency of his country. Promising economic and political change, the former Coca-Cola executive and his National Action Party ousted the Institutional Revolutionary Party, or PRI, that had ruled Mexico for 71 years.
Vicente Fox is a member of PRI.
The Aland Islands belong to Finland and they are situated between Finland and Sweden.
Aland Islands belong to Finland.
Other British winners included Robbie Williams, James Blunt, the animated group Gorillaz and dance duo The Chemical Brothers.
Robbie Williams sang with the animated group Gorillaz.
Jobs has convinced the Apple board to second the computer company's award-winning design team to work for IKEA, and in a unique licensing agreement, the results will bear the Apple logo.
Ikea is a computer company.
De Klerk was Deputy President of South Africa during the presidency of Nelson Mandela until 1996.
Nelson Mandela was the Deputy President of South Africa.
The Brandenburg Gate plays a highly symbolic role in the German history.
The Brandenburg Gate is in Germany.
We at Funai Pty Ltd. are also a small business that has been through the same IT pains as you're probably going through.
The Funai is a small business.
The Zulu are an African ethnic group of about 11 million people who live mainly in KwaZulu-Natal Province, South Africa.
The Zulus live in Kwazulu-Natal Province.
Toyota Ireland, through its Eurocare programme, provides owners of both new and up to 3 year old Toyota models with the peace of mind of a comprehensive roadside assistance service.
Eurocare is a programme of roadside assistance service.
During the attack of the Bay of Pigs, the 1,300 men were let down by U.S. forces because President Kennedy called off the backup planes that were planned to help in the invasion.
The Bay of Pigs invasion took place in 1300.
Delaware Cadillac was founded in 1916, with its original location at the current site of MBNA world headquarters.
Cadillac was founded in 1916.
If they could control the US, their new and improved Tower of Babel would become a reality.
The US built the Tower of Babel.
Brandenburg Gate is one of Berlin's best known landmarks and is now regarded as one of the greatest symbols of German unity.
Brandenburg Gate is in Berlin.
Diego Armando Maradona is the newest stadium of Buenos Aires city, built at La Paternal neighbourhood, named after football star Diego Maradona , home to Argentinos Juniors football (soccer) team.
Diego Armando Maradona is the Juniors football team.
The Apollo 8 spacecraft has taken its crew of three astronauts safely into orbit around the Moon, the first manned space mission to achieve the feat.
Eight astronauts have been on the moon.
We are located on the MIT campus, and offer quality retail bookselling to both the MIT community and the public at large.
MIT is a retail bookshop.
The first flush toilet or water-closet was invented by Sir John Harrington in 1596.
The first flush toilet was invented in 1596.
Only three buildings were wrapped by Christo: The Kunsthalle Berne, 1968, The Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago, 1969 and The Wrapped Reichstag, Berlin, 1995, which is the third and last wrapped building -- it was initiated in 1961 first and then again in 1971. In 1971 the Valley Curtain was already well underway, and was not a wrapping.
The Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago, was wrapped by Christo.
The FARC is an 18,000-strong guerrilla force that controls large territories in Colombia. Its demands revolve around issues of social welfare, economic development, agrarian and judiciary reform and reorganization of the military.
The FARC is a guerrilla force.
Laboring side by side on the outer hull of the station's crew quarters, Vladimir Dezhurov and Mikhail Turin mounted science packages and two Eastman Kodak Co. placards while U.S. astronaut Frank Culbertson looked on from inside the complex.
Vladimir Dezhurov is a U.S. astronaut.
Genghis Khan died in 1227 and two years later his son Ogodei was proclaimed Great Khan.
Genghis Khan died in 1227.
Socrates is a software application for the Macintosh computer developed at the University of Texas at Austin.
Socrates developed the Macintosh computer.
The news comes as doctors in Hong Kong warned that people who survive Sars may suffer permanent lung damage and may suffer a relapse.
Those who recovered from Sars might have permanent lung damage.
Arizona has won 38 straight against the Cougars, who have not earned a victory in the series since a 65-63 overtime triumph at Pullman on January 30, 1986.
The Cougars have not won in the series since a 65-63 overtime triumph on January 30, 1986.
Changes in the cell-cycle and apoptotic machineries, or in the signalling pathways that control them allow cancer cells to escape the normal control of cell proliferation and cell death.
The altered cellular networks of molecular pathways sustain cancer cell growth and make them resistant to certain therapies.
The debt load has hamstrung Trump's attempts to expand his Trump Marina, Trump Taj Mahal and Trump Plaza casinos in Atlantic City.
The company would expand Trump Taj Mahal.
The 73-year-old Rather, whose 24 years as anchor is the longest tenure in the most coveted position in broadcast news, will remain as a correspondent for "60 Minutes" and will handle other assignments.
Rather has served the longest tenure at the helm of network broadcast.
Monday, when the hearings begin, the Palestinians will hold their demonstration during the same hours, and a 25-person counter-demonstration by Israelis and Jews will take place.
Israelis will demonstrate and a counter-demonstration of 25 Palestinians will be permitted as well.
Named for the Inuit goddess who created the sea creatures of the Arctic, Sedna lies more than three times farther from the sun than Pluto.
The object has been named Sedna after the Inuit goddess credited with creating the sea creatures of the Arctic.
The Genesis space capsule and its precious cargo, billions of particles from the sun, crashed into the Utah desert Wednesday in a last-minute bungling of a near-flawless, three-year scientific odyssey.
The Genesis capsule plunged into the ground.
Second seed Roddick double-faulted on break point in the fifth game to let the first set slip and, after twice failing to convert from 0-40, was soon two sets down.
Roddick hit back from two sets down.
Curt Schilling worked six innings of four-hit ball and Bellhorn added two RBI, as Sox grabbed a two-games-to-none lead in the 2004 World Series with a 6-2 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals.
The Red Sox lead the World Series two games to none after a 6-2 victory.
UN Secretary of State Kofi Annan is in Sri Lanka amid tension between the government and rebels that threatens to undermine tsunami relief efforts.
Tensions between government and rebels in the two countries worst hit by the tsunami disaster threaten to undermine aid efforts.
Author Alan Hollinghurst's novel, "The Line of Beauty", a tale of a young, gay man dazzled by drugs, power and money in Margaret Thatcher's London, today won Britain's most prestigious literary award.
A book about a gay man with HIV in Thatcher's Britain won.
Ukraine's election commission declared the Kremlin-backed prime minister, Viktor Yanukovych, the winner of the country's bitterly disputed presidential election, sharpening a crisis sparked by the opposition candidate's allegations that the vote was fraudulent.
Election officials declared Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovych the winner.
Still, violence continued: Insurgents killed five U.S. soldiers, set off a suicide car bomb that killed four Iraqi policemen in Baghdad and targeted more polling sites across the country.
Five US soldiers were killed, and at least 10 Iraqis died in Baghdad.
Considering the amount of rain that soaked Riviera, Campbell didn't expect to complete his second round Friday in the Nissan Open.
Campbell finished his second round Friday.
For the year, the Dow rose 3 percent, while the S&P 500 index added 9 percent.
For the year, the Dow gained 3 percent, the S&P rose 9 percent.
Richard Lennon, named to replace Cardinal Bernard Law until a new leader is named for the Archdiocese of Boston, faces a church in turmoil.
The pope named Bishop Richard Lennon to fill in for Law.
Michael Moore's anti-Bush documentary Fahrenheit 9/11 has won best film at the US People's Choice Awards, voted for by the US public.
Filmmaker Michael Moore was all smiles after winning top honors at the People's Choice Awards.
Commandos stormed a school Friday in southern Russia and battled separatist rebels holding hundreds of hostages as crying children, some naked and covered in blood, fled the building through explosions and gunfire.
Women escaping the building were seen fainting and were carried away on stretchers.
Joachim Johansson held off a dramatic fightback from defending champion Andy Roddick, to reach the semi-finals of the US Open on Thursday night.
Defending champion Andy Roddick took on Joachim Johansson.
Prime Minister Paavo Lipponen said yesterday that it was too early to say whether it was a terrorist organisation or a single person acting alone, but added the bomb was "built to cause maximum damage".
Prime Minister Paavo Lipponen said the government was investigating whether the attack may have been linked to terrorism.
The holy Shiite city south of Baghdad was ravaged by fighting Thursday and Friday between American forces and radical cleric Muqtada al-Sadr's Mahdi Army militia that left scores dead.
Al-Sadr's Mehdi Army militia and U.S. forces have been fighting.
Long-distance telephone company MCI Inc. on Friday touted its $6.75 billion deal to be bought by Verizon Communications Inc., but said it would thoroughly analyze a revised $8 billion bid by Qwest Communications International Inc.
MCI said it would thoroughly review the Qwest offer.
The model for the new network is an existing system in the Pacific, which was established in 1965 and now provides early tsunami warnings to 26 nations.
The key is laying the foundation for an Indian Ocean tsunami early warning system.
The BBC has apologised for incorrectly broadcasting figures which suggested more Iraqi civilians had been killed by coalition and Iraqi forces than by insurgents.
The BBC apologises over Iraqi figures.
California's Supreme Court has rejected a request from the state's attorney general to stop gay weddings and declare invalid over 3,400 same-sex marriages.
California's Attorney General asked the state Supreme Court to halt any further gay marriages.
After meeting officials from groups including Hamas and Islamic Jihad,  Palestinian Prime Minister Ahmed Qurei said commanders had agreed on a plan to ensure security and order.
Qureia met in Gaza with the heads of Palestinian factions.
Rescuers using shovels, high-tech cameras and their bare hands to search the rubble of a California mudslide found the bodies of three children and a woman before dawn Wednesday, bringing the death toll to 10.
The bodies of a mother and three young children were pulled from the rubble.
After just four days on the job: Wally Backman was fired Friday as manager of the Arizona Diamondbacks because of two arrests and financial problems he kept from the team.
Backman filed for bankruptcy.
U.S. helicopters rescued dozens of desperate and weak tsunami survivors Monday as the American military relief operation reached out to remote areas of Indonesia with cartons of food and water.
Indonesian helicopters brought much-needed supplies.
About 1.75 million Palestinians are eligible to cast ballots in the election tomorrow to replace Palestinian Authority President Yasser Arafat, the president of the Palestinian Authority who died Nov. 11.
Palestinians are eligible to vote.
The fourth quarter's performance was weaker than the 3.5% growth rate some economists were predicting and was the slowest since the beginning of 2003.
The fourth quarter's performance was weaker than the growth rate economists were predicting.
Employers created 144,000 new payroll jobs in August as the unemployment rate dipped to 5.4 percent, a modest improvement over the 5.5 percent jobless rate in July, the Labor Department reported Friday.
The Labor Department raises the new-job number.
The film, which teams Ben Stiller, Robert De Niro, Barbra Streisand  and Dustin Hoffman, has grossed more than $163 million during its 12-day run, according to studio estimates.
The comedy sequel reunites Ben Stiller and Robert De Niro.
Employers created 144,000 new payroll jobs in August as the unemployment rate dipped to 5.4 percent, a modest improvement over the 5.5 percent jobless rate in July, the Labor Department reported Friday.
The Labor Department reported that the average hourly wage rose.
Israeli helicopters shot two missiles at a car driving through the Gaza Strip on Wednesday, killing three people, Palestinian security sources said.
Three militants from the Islamic Jihad group were killed when Israeli helicopters fired missiles at a car in the Gaza Strip.
That was up from 3 percent in 2003 and marked the best showing since 1999, when the economy grew by 4.5 percent.
That was up from 3% in 2003 and marked the best showing since 1999, when the growth was 4.5%.
Since the start of the 2003 season, New England has won 19 of 20 games against teams that finished the season with a winning record.
New England simply doesn't lose.
Hurricane Frances destroyed more of the citrus crop in some places in Florida than Hurricane Charley did three weeks ago, the state's agriculture commissioner said on Tuesday.
Initial reports of destruction did not rival the estimated $7.4 billion in insured damage caused by Hurricane Charley in southwest Florida three weeks ago.
Insurgents in Iraq killed five U.S. soldiers and attacked polling centers Friday in persistent violence ahead of Sunday's elections.
Insurgents have attacked US troops and polling stations.
In one of the latest attacks, a US soldier on patrol was killed by a single shot from a sniper in northern Baghdad, the military said yesterday.
A sniper killed a U.S. soldier on patrol in Baghdad with a single shot.
Another winter blast covered California with rain and snow Saturday morning as residents in waterlogged areas, still recovering from wildfires, braced for flash flooding and mudslides.
Heavy rain fell Friday in southern communities where waterlogged areas, still recovering from wildfires, braced for flash flooding and mudslides.
The Bills now appear ready to hand the reins over to one of their two-top picks from a year ago in quarterback J.P. Losman, who missed most of last season with a broken leg.
The Bills plan to give the starting job to J.P. Losman.
Childress led all players with 26 points and nine rebounds and scored 10 points in a five-minute second-half stretch as the Cardinal put the game away.
Childress was the reluctant hero, even after 26 points, nine rebounds, two blocks, three steals and three assists.
Stocks rallied for a second session Thursday, boosted by falling oil prices and ongoing relief that the presidential election has passed without incident.
The falling oil prices had a positive impact on stocks.
New voters also are less likely to be Republicans (27 percent, compared with 36 percent of repeat voters) and more apt to be liberals (28 percent vs. 17 percent).
Among likely voters in this survey, 36 percent are Democrats.
The child molestation case against Michael Jackson is finally ready for a trial that promises to be like no other.
The Jackson trial promises to be like no other.
Employers created 144,000 new payroll jobs in August as the unemployment rate dipped to 5.4 percent, a modest improvement over the 5.5 percent jobless rate in July, the Labor Department reported Friday.
The August jobless rate dipped a bit.
A study of 16,466 female nurses ages 70 to 81 found that even women who walked a leisurely 1.5 hours a week did better on tests of mental function than less active women.
A study of women showed those who did more exercise scored better on mental agility tests.
Analysts surveyed by Thomson First Call were looking for the company to post earnings of 38 cents per share on sales of $12.81 billion in the latest period.
The company beat the estimate carried by analysts surveyed by Thomson First Call.
Even as both sides appeared to make conciliatory moves, 11 militants and six army soldiers were killed in a four-hour gun battle in Indian-administered Kashmir.
A gun battle killed 17 people in Indian-administered Kashmir.
The average price of a gallon of gasoline has jumped a nickel over the past two weeks and is back near the record high set earlier this year, according to a national survey released Sunday.
Gas prices jumped 5 cents a gallon over the last two weeks.
The announcement at NASA headquarters in Washington confirmed decades of mounting evidence that water once flowed in abundance on Mars, now a frigid and dry planet pocked with craters.
The surface of Mars once was "drenched" in water that could have supported life forms.
President Bush briefly and vaguely alluded to stem-cell research and cloning during his State of the Union address, instigating much speculation on what to expect in 2005.
President Bush blatantly ignored the topic of embryonic stem-cell research in his recent State of the Union address.
Yasser Arafat has lapsed into a coma in a French hospital, a senior Palestinian official said Thursday, a day after the Palestinian leader was rushed to intensive care following a sharp deterioration in his health.
Arafat was taken into intensive care where, according to a Palestinian official, he lapsed into a coma.
Women with the poorest DNA repair capacity had a breast cancer risk three times greater than women with the best DNA repair capacity.
Deficiencies in the ability to repair DNA add to cancer development.
Tokyo stocks fell Friday morning as investors cautiously awaited key events including a series of earnings reports from major Japanese companies later in the day.
Tokyo stocks slipped early Friday.
Cloning Professor Ian Wilmut and a team of scientists from Kings College London will clone early stage embryos in the hope of finding new treatments for motor neurone disease.
Scientists will harvest the embryos for stem cells in a quest to understand the causes and find a new treatment for motor neurone disease.
Vice President Dick Cheney yesterday defended the administration's budget plan against Democratic criticism that Bush is seeking steep cuts in scores of federal programs because he is unwilling to roll back first-term tax cuts.
Bush is seeking large cuts in domestic spending to lower the deficit.
Microsoft Corp., on Thursday, posted higher quarterly earnings as revenue rose 12 percent, but its shares fell after the world's largest software market said current quarter sales would fall below Wall Street expectations.
Microsoft's forward-looking figures remained in line with expectations.
Dozens of gay and lesbian couples arrived in this rural town Friday to get married after a county clerk announced she would grant marriage licenses to same-sex couples, but the offer was soon revoked.
The mayor announced he would allow gay nuptials.
Microsoft Corp., on Thursday, posted higher quarterly earnings as revenue rose 12 percent, but its shares fell after the world's largest software market said current quarter sales would fall below Wall Street expectations.
Microsoft said that earnings for its latest quarter beat expectations.
A victory over the Philadelphia Eagles next week would give the New England Patriots three Super Bowl championships in four seasons.
The New England Patriots have won three Super Bowls in the last four seasons.
Hurricane Katrina slammed this legendary Gulf Coast city Monday, flooding historic streets, damaging buildings such as the iconic Superdome and disrupting nearby oil production, before the weakened storm saturated areas across the South.
Hurricane Katrina slammed ashore Monday.
Employers created 144,000 new payroll jobs in August as the unemployment rate dipped to 5.4 percent, a modest improvement over the 5.5 percent jobless rate in July, the Labor Department reported Friday.
The Labor Department said this sector has added nearly 1 of every 5 of the new jobs created during the last 12 months.
Israeli helicopters fired two missiles in separate attacks on a Palestinian refugee camp on Wednesday, killing four people in a stepped-up campaign the army says is aimed at rooting out militants in the Gaza Strip.
Palestinian militants were killed while trying to infiltrate the Gaza Strip.
Liquid methane rain pelts Saturn's largest moon, Titan, and feeds rivers, lakes and seas that carve the surface like water does on Earth, images from a space probe show.
Methane rain appears to be supplying rivers and lakes on the surface of Saturn's biggest moon.
A July 31 bombing at Hebrew University in Jerusalem killed nine people, including five Americans.
A bomb in a Hebrew University cafeteria July 31 killed the five Americans and four Israelis.