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She was taken by ambulance to Charing Cross Hospital in Hammersmith.
She was taken to Charing Cross Hospital, where she remained critically ill last night.
Shortly after the opening bell, the Dow Jones Industrial Average was up 11.13 to 9,228.48, while the S&P 500 index gained 1.74 to 982.33.
After a weak start, the Dow Jones Industrial Average ended the day up 26.26 to 9,217.35, while the S&P 500 index rose 3 to 980.59.
In addition, primary care trusts (PCTs) were given star ratings for the first time this year.
Primary Care Trusts and Mental Health Trusts have also been formally rated for the first time this year.
"We are expending all available resources toward the investigation," said Assistant U.S. Attorney Todd Greenberg, a counterterrorism prosecutor in Seattle.
"We are aware of the situation," said Assistant US Attorney Todd Greenberg, a counter-terrorism prosecutor in Seattle.
The technology-laced Nasdaq Composite Index .IXIC shed 15 points, or 0.98 percent, to 1,492.
The broader Standard & Poor's 500 Index <.SPX> edged down 9 points, or 0.98 percent, to 921.
The research firm earlier had forecast an increase of 4.9 percent.
The firm had predicted earlier this year a 4.9 percent increase.
PeopleSoft will commit $863 million in cash and issue 52.6 million new shares, the companies said.
The new deal would be valued at $1.75 billion, including $863 million in cash and 52.6 million PeopleSoft shares.
So in his State of the Union address in January, Bush declared that the British government "has learned that Saddam Hussein recently sought significant quantities of uranium from Africa."
In his Jan. 28 State of the Union message, Bush said, "The British government has learned that Saddam Hussein recently sought significant quantities of uranium from Africa."
The other 24 members are split between representatives of the securities industry and so-called "public" board members.
Of the 24 directors who are not exchange executives, half are representatives of the securities industry and half are designated public members.
The Episcopal Diocese of Central Florida became one of the first in the nation Saturday to officially reject the national denomination's policies on homosexuality.
The Episcopal Diocese of Central Florida voted Saturday to repudiate a decision by the denomination's national convention to confirm a gay man as bishop.
McGill also detailed the hole that had been cut in the Caprice's trunk.
McGill also said a dark glove was stuffed into a hole that had been cut in the Caprice's trunk.
That compared with a year-earlier profit of $102 million, or 13 cents a share.
That was more than double the $102 million, or 13 cents a share, for the year-earlier quarter.
"The economy, nonetheless, has yet to exhibit sustainable growth.
But the economy hasn't shown signs of sustainable growth.
The commission estimated California lost $937 million to corporate tax shelters in 2001.
California's lost tax revenue was mostly due to international corporate tax shelters.
In other markets, U.S. Treasuries started off on Monday weaker, as stocks rose early.
In other markets, U.S. Treasuries inched higher as declining stocks raised the appeal of safe-haven debt.
The technology-laced Nasdaq Composite Index .IXIC was down 25.36 points, or 1.53 percent, at 1,628.26.
The broader Standard & Poor's 500 Index .SPX gave up 11.91 points, or 1.19 percent, at 986.60.
The Pentagon had hoped to retain control of the postwar effort, so the decision is a victory for Secretary of State Colin L. Powell.
The Pentagon had hoped to retain control of the postwar effort, so the decision was seen by some insiders as a victory for Powell and the State Department.
Prof Sally Baldwin, 63, from York, fell into a cavity which opened up when the structure collapsed at Tiburtina station, Italian railway officials said.
Sally Baldwin, from York, was killed instantly when a walkway collapsed and she fell into the machinery at Tiburtina station.
It calls for the agency to plan an independent safety and engineering organization.
The agency has yet to fully formulate a strategy for the creation of an independent engineering technical authority.
WorldCom's accounting problems came to light early last year, and the company filed for bankruptcy in July 2002, citing massive accounting irregularities.
WorldCom's financial troubles came to light last year and the company subsequently filed for bankruptcy in July, 2002.
The study also found that consumer goods advertisers continued to spend the most dollars online, representing 35% of all Web advertising.
In the second quarter, consumer advertisers continued to spend the most online, slightly increasing their share.
Kiernan testified that Seifert had received a gunshot wound to the back.
Seifert, he testified, had a gunshot wound in the back.
It is priced at $5,995 for an unlimited number of users tapping into the single processor, or $195 per user with a minimum of five users.
It is priced at $5,995 or $195 on a per user licensing plan with a minimum of five users.
Tropical storm heads for pass along Honduras coast
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Suicide bomber kills 12 in Nigeria church
Suicide bomber kills 21 in NW Pakistan
US says ready to help blind Chinese activist
U.S. ready to help Chinese activist: official
Gazans fire 2 rockets into Israel; no injuries
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ICC jails Congolese warlord for 14 years over child soldiers
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England captain Andrew Strauss retires from professional cricket
England captain Strauss retires from cricket
China backs Sri Lanka on UN resolution
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News Summary: Apple buying AuthenTec for $356M
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Australians flee homes amid floods
Australian speaker steps aside
Germany dodges recession with growth in first quarter
Eurozone avoids recession in Q1, thanks to Germany
Asian stocks rise after Greek vote eases fears
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British soldier killed in southern Afghanistan
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Obama silent on China dissident
Obama to visit Korean DMZ
Suicide Bomber Kills 6 in Afghan Capital
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Denver shooting: Police to detonate devices in suspect's home
Police to detonate devices in Colorado shooting suspect's home
Syria hands over bodies of journalists
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Coroner: Whitney Houston died in bathtub
Coroner confirms Whitney Houston found in bathtub
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Japan to deport Chinese held over island landing
German court weighs delay to euro fund ruling
Some Syria violence amounts to civil war-Red Cross
Some Syria violence qualifies as civil war -Red Cross
Romney Wins Nevada Caucus
Romney shifts focus to Santorum ahead caucuses
Apple iPad mini makes debut
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Hamas hangs three Gaza prisoners
Myanmar announces release of prisoners
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Sunday Times journalist, French photographer 'killed in Syria'
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KL shares lower at mid-morning
Chicago teachers strike in bitter contract dispute
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Israel to free Palestinian hunger striker
Israel asks US for arms that could aid Iran strike
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Afghan Parliament Votes to Oust Key Ministers
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HRW: Jordan turning away Palestinian refugees from Syria
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Syrian forces overrun rebel stronghold
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Chinese stocks close higher midday Friday
Chinese stocks open lower Friday
Sandy slams into Northeast; at least 18 dead, 7.4M without power
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Putin Declares Victory in Russia Presidential Vote
Complaints in Russian election mount
Supreme Court to Hear Voting Rights Act Case
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Libya postpones assembly election to July 7
Libya postpones landmark election to July 7
London 2012 Olympics Opening Ceremony 'to feature a green and pleasant land'
London 2012 Olympics: Opening Ceremony to be a 'green and pleasant land', says Danny Boyle
Pakistan blocks Twitter over anti-Islamic material
Pakistan blocks Twitter over 'blasphemy'
Annan to visit Syrian refugees in Turkey Tuesday
Annan to visit Syrian refugees in Turkey before Iran
Pakistani PM shocked at avalanche trapping army personnel
Pakistan avalanche: rescuers search for buried soldiers
Opposition leaders emerge to commemorate Cambodian workers' deaths
Cambodia opposition leaders summoned to court
Mali due to vote for president
Mali Counts Votes After Presidential Runoff
Pussy Riot member Alyokhina released from jail in Russia
Pussy Riot member Maria Alyokhina freed from jail
Asiana jet crash lands at San Francisco airport
Plane crash lands at San Francisco airport
Blizzard hammers U.S. Northeast, five dead, 700,000 lose power
Blizzard wallops US Northeast, closes roads
2 French Journalists Killed in Mali
Two French journalists killed in Mali
Vehicles ablaze in collapsed Japan tunnel
Vehicles 'left burning' as smoke emits from Japan tunnel
China stocks close lower on Friday
China stocks close higher on Wednesday
Mayor says 14 dead in Texas fertilizer plant blast
Rescuers search for survivors of Texas fertiliser plant blast
CBN reiterates plan to phase out polymer notes
Nigeria announces plans to change polymer Naira notes
U.S. files espionage charges agains NSA leaker
US files espionage charges against Snowden over leaks
Chinese general's son gets 10 years jail for rape
Chinese general’s son gets 10 years’ jail for gang-rape
Where's Rusty? Red panda vanishes from National Zoo
Missing red panda returned safely to National Zoo
Queen Beatrix of The Netherlands to abdicate for son
Queen Beatrix of the Netherlands abdicates in favour of son
U.S. dumps bombs at Great Barrier Reef
U.S. military jettisons bombs near Australia's Great Barrier Reef
38 Taliban militants killed in Afghanistan
Taliban attacks US base in Afghanistan
Most powerful typhoon of 2013 hits the Philippines
23 Missing as Typhoon Utor Hits Philippines
Calls for more Egypt protests
Death toll from Egypt protests rises to 49
US government 'on the edge of shutdown'
Obama rejects GOP offer to ease shutdown
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Many killed in Syrian air strike
Critics say Putin’s security restrictions violate rights
Putin's security decree for Sochi draws ire of critics
Egypt braces for more protests, prays for calm
Egypt braces for more protests over Morsi, prays for calm
Morsi supporters protest in Egypt
Morsi backers defiant in face of Egypt govt threat
Stocks rise in early trading
US stocks ease in choppy trading
Bangladesh building collapse death toll hits 540: army
Bangladesh building-collapse toll tops 600
Defiant Mugabe sworn in for seventh term blasts 'vile' West
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Iran, six global powers sign landmark nuclear deal
Iran, world powers agree nuclear deal
Algeria Mounts Military Operation to Rescue Al Qaeda Hostages
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Delhi gang rape victim dies in Singapore hospital
Delhi gang rape victim flown to Singapore hospital
Birth Control Linked With Higher Glaucoma Risk
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Malaysia sets May 5 as date for closely contested election
Malaysia sets date for landmark elections
Dhawan smashes India to big win over South Africa
Dhawan ton sets up India Trophy win over South Africa
N Korea postpones family reunions
North Korea postpones war-torn family unions
Syria rejects US, UK chemical arms claims
US suspects Syria used chemical weapons
Egypt arrests Muslim Brotherhood Supreme Guide
Egypt bans Muslim Brotherhood group
Gunmen kill nine people in northwest Pakistan
Gunmen kill 3 policemen in Iraq
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Hawaii passes gay marriage bill
US Senate passes gay workers bill
Syrian Opposition Urges EU to Send Arms to Rebels
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Funeral of Oscar Pistorius' girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp takes place
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Two firefighters killed in New York ambush
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Ten rescued off Waterford, Dublin coasts
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Mars rover collects first bedrock sample
Wawrinka reaches first grand slam final
Ankeet Chavan granted conditional bail for marriage
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Man who battled Fukushima disaster dies of cancer
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Iran says nuclear talks to resume next month
Iran says capable of jamming foes' communication systems
US authorities charge man in ricin probe
South African police arrest 50 in farm protest
25 bodies found at raided Algerian gas plant
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Ferrer cruises into Australian Open quarter-finals
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UBS settles US mortgage lawsuit
UBS settles US mortgage lawsuit and takes £600m charge
North, South Korea agree to talks
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Gunmen kill female politician in Pakistan
Gunmen kill 5 female teachers in Pakistan
Kardashian Divorce Ready for Trial
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New Zealand set to legalise gay marriage
New Zealand votes to legalise same-sex marriage
Syria regime claims evacuation of 5,000 near Damascus
Syria army continues mop-up operations near Damascus
Nobel Prize winning author Doris Lessing dies
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Internet, phone service restored in Syrian capital
Internet service resumes in Syria
Syrian PM Survives Bomb Attack
Syrian PM survives bomb attack in capital
US stock futures edge up ahead of jobs report
Stock futures edge higher, all eyes on Fed
Bomb blast kills 10 in southwest Pakistan
Major quake kills 39 in Pakistan
David Cameron puts Sri Lanka on notice over war crime allegations
Sri Lanka warned over war crime allegations
Morsi supporters clash with riot police in Cairo
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Afghan police kill 5 Taliban fighters
5 Taliban, 5 Afghan police killed in ambushes
Gunmen kidnap airline pilots in Lebanon
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Kurdish rebels to withdraw from Turkey in March: report
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Japan revises GDP growth to annual 1.1 pct in Q3
Japan’s GDP growth downgraded to annual 1.1%
The foundations of South Africa are built on Nelson Mandela's memory
Australian politicians lament over Nelson Mandela's death
Ukraine protest leaders name ministers, Russian troops on alert
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Malala, Snowden, Belarusians Short-Listed For Sakharov Prize
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ElBaradei to Become Egyptian PM
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Tamerlan Tsarnaev buried in Virginia
Boston bomb suspect buried in Virginia cemetery
State Dept. issues wide travel alert, says terror attack possible
US issues global travel alert, cites al-Qaida threat
Singapore stocks end up 0.11 pct
Singapore stocks end down 0.45%
Russia warns Ukraine against EU deal
Rebels down Ukraine helicopters
Hernandez double gives Mexico victory
Hernandez double gives Mexico victory over Japan
China sacks top economic official
China FM hosts senior ASEAN officials
Canada approves oil pipeline to the Pacific Coast
Canadian government approves controversial oil pipeline to Pacific
Storm buries Northeast; 16 inches of snow in NJ
Forum urges stable relations for China, Japan
Jamaican connection in Liverpool's win
Japan Election: Shinzo Abe Hails Landslide Win
International weapons experts leave Syria, Obama to make statement
Weapons experts leave Syria, U.S. prepares attack
Southwest jet hit nose first
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Gunmen kill nine in southwest Pakistan: Police
Powerful quake strikes off eastern Indonesia
6.6-mag quake strikes off eastern Indonesia
Obama lashes North Korea as pariah state
Obama lashes North Korea as weak ‚Äėpariah state‚Äô
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Lord Palumbo offers hope for a relationship with his son James
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Deputy speaker faces new sex claims
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CIA chief visits Israel for Syria talks
CIA chief in Israel to discuss situation in Syria
Suicide bomb kills 4, injures 13 in Pakistan
Twitter blocks content in Pakistan
Ukraine rebels 'flee eastern stronghold'
Ukraine Claims Rebels Flushed from Main Stronghold
4 foreigners among 9 killed in Kabul hotel attack
Foreigners among dead in Kabul hotel attack
Firefighters battle forest fire in SW China
Firefighters battling scrub fire in Hokianga
Hassan Rouhani wins Iran's presidential election
Maduro wins Venezuelan presidential vote
Woman remanded over child's death A woman has been remanded in custody charged with murder after an eight-year-old girl was found dead in a block of flats.
Mother held over daughter's death A mother has been remanded in custody charged with murder after her eight-year-old daughter was found dead in a block of flats.
Red-shirt leader calls not to oppose army
Oil rig spat: Beijing not to send army
Russia praises idea to render rights assistance to Ukraine
Russia detains suspected Islamist militants in Moscow raid
Georgian PM's ally to become president - exit poll
Ally of Georgia's billionaire PM to be president -exit polls
Car bombs kill at least 16 in Iraqi capital
Car bombs kill at least 47 in Baghdad area
Saudi Arabia gets a seat at the UN Security Council
Saudi Arabia rejects seat on UN Security Council
US drone strike kills 11 in Pakistan
US drone kills 16 in Pakistan
20 killed in bomb attack at Pakistani base
8 soldiers killed in bomb attack in NW Pakistan
Shenzhen stock indices close higher Monday
Shenzhen stock indices close lower -- Oct. 31
Prince Harry pays tribute to US war dead
US presidents pay tribute to Mandela
15 dead in Iraq attacks, bomb at football pitch
46 dead in Iraq attack blitz
Myanmar arrests 44 over sectarian violence
Ban Warns Syria Strikes Could Worsen Sectarian Violence
Iran official: US visa denial to Iranian envoy will not affect nuke talks
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Gov'ts, groups pledge millions for typhoon relief
Canada promises $5-million in typhoon relief
Greece suspends state broadcaster
Greece to close state broadcaster to save money
Guatemalan court finds former dictator guilty of genocide
Guatemala's former leader found guilty of genocide
Beaten Florida teen released in Israel
Palestinian teen dies of wounds sustained in Israeli shooting
Iran, sextet to resume expert talks
Iran upbeat on 'useful' expert-level nuke talks
Bangladesh collapse search over; death toll 1,127
Bangladesh collapse deaths top 620
Neymar powers Brazil into last 16
Neymar powers Brazil into World Cup last 16
Ukraine to implement unilateral ceasefire
Ukraine offers unilateral ceasefire
Stones add second Hyde Park concert
Rolling Stones add second Hyde Park date
What the Papers Say, Aug. 19, 2013
What the Papers Say, Dec. 30, 2013
5 nations meet on haze
Putin's marriage at an end
Car bomb at Swedish consulate in Libya's Benghazi, no casualties
Car Bomb Hits Swedish Consulate in Benghazi, None Hurt
Bomber strikes near Pakistan army HQ
Bombing Outside Restaurant in Pakistan Wounds 15
Croatia begins countdown to historic EU entry
Croatia countdowns to joining EU
Suicide attack kills eight in Baghdad
Suicide attacks kill 24 people in Baghdad
On War Criminals and Heroes: The Whitewashing of Ariel Sharon ŔÄ
On war criminals and heroes: The whitewashing of Ariel Sharon
Rogers, Videotron extend reach with network-sharing deal
Rogers, Videotron reach network-sharing, spectrum deal
Prominent AIDS researchers killed in Malaysian plane crash
Top AIDS Researcher Killed in Malaysia Plane Crash
Israel Forces Kill 2 Palestinian Militants
Israeli army kills Palestinian militant in raid
Death toll 'rises to 17' after typhoon strikes Japan
Death Toll Rises to 84 in Pakistan Floods
Protests continue in tense Ukraine capital
Protests Continue In Ukraine's Capital
Two French journalists killed after Mali kidnapping
Two French journalists abducted, killed in Northern Mali
Headlines in major Iranian newspapers on Dec 14
Headlines in major Iranian newspapers on July 29
Iran warns of spillover of possible war on Syria
Iranian Delegation Heads to Lebanon, Syria
Former Pakistan President Pervez Musharraf arrested again
Former Pakistan military ruler Pervez Musharraf granted bail
US drone strike 'kills 4 militants in Pakistan'
US drone strike kills 10 in Pakistan