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Great white shark 100 Forget Jaws, this great white shark operation is real The Times
The three expeditions to Lizard and Heron islands, and Ningaloo Reef Ningaloo reef coasts closer to heritage listing The Australian
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Obese Child BCM awarded $1.5M childhood obesity research grant Business Journal
Baby vaccine Children could be given routine chickenpox jabs Belfast Telegraph
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John Woo John Woo takes Chinese epic to Western audiences The Boston Globe
Lindsey Vonn, of the United States, reacts at finish line after winning an Alpine Ski, World Cup Women's Downhill race, in St. Anton, Austria, Friday, Dec. 21, 2007. Vonn adds slalom to speed events International Herald Tribune
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- US hands over green zone in Baghdad as Iraq takes control
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- Murray eases to victory in Qatar
- Dow Chemical to pursue legal action against Kuwait
- Online Islamic radicals scoff at White House announcing deat
Syrian President Bashar Assad delivering a speech in Damascus on Saturday Jan.19 2008 at the official opening of the year-long Festivity for declaring Damascus the Capital of the Arab Culture for 2008, at the Dar al-Assad for Culture and Arts.
Iran security chief meets Syria's Assad over Gaza
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- Ethiopians Taking Over Towns
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