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Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson pauses as he updates on the markets and the economy while speaking at the Women in Housing and Finance Annual Meeting, Thursday, June 19, 2008, in Washington. Earlier Thursday, Paulson said the government must quickly give the Federal Reserve more power to regulate the financial system, saying this year's financial market turmoil highlighted the need for actio
US Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson rejects carmakers aid plea
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- International Monetary Fund approves $2.1 billion loan for h
- French fund to help shield companies from takeovers
- EU governments to overhaul farm subsidies
Bundeskanzlerin Angela Merkel spricht am Freitag 3. Oktober 2008 in Hamburg anlaesslich der Feierlichlichkeiten zum 18. Tag der Deutschen Einheit mit der Presse.
EU moves towards agreement on growth package
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- "I look upto Madhuri as my inspiration"
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- TOPWRAP 11-No relief seen in global economic crisis
- 'Harassed' BE student commits suicide
- Man slaps aunt to death over property
Sukinda Valley, estimated to contain 97% of India's chromite ore deposits and one of the worlds largest open cast chromite ore mines is seen in the Jajpur district in Orissa, India
Call for export duty removal as slowdown hits mining sector
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- Yes to Turkey, for Europe's sake
- Hezbollah's foundation is built on youth
- Citi shares sink despite Saudi prince's investment
- 'Iran can make at least one nuclear bomb'
- Bush and Olmert to meet over Iran's nuclear ambitions
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Saudi Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal Alsaud and his wife, Princess Amira
Saudi prince plans to hike Citi stake, but shares slide
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- Scotland try to look for positives
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- Reuters Summit-Pharmaceuticals can't escape recessionary chi
- P4 free trade deal set to expand
 Brazil´s Daniel Alves, left, reacts as he is held in celebration by teammate Vagner Love after scoring a goal against Argentina during a Copa America final soccer game in Maracaibo, Venezuela, Sunday, July 15, 2007. (AP Photo/Fernando Llano) { wam2
Brazil 6 Portugal 2 - friendly result
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A displaced woman receives non food items like a bucket and plastic sheets at a Red Cross aid distribution point in a camp for displaced people, Monday, Nov. 17, 2008 in Kibati just north of Goma in eastern Congo. Congo's army clashed with rebels in some of the worst fighting in a week despite the rebel leader's promise to support a cease-fire, the United Nations said Monday.
Congo rebels pull back from frontline positions: UN monitors withdrawal
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Veiled Muslim women
Imams' behaviour condemned
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- Roy Keane denies FA improper conduct charge
- Haiti food crisis worsens; aid workers uncover malnutrition,
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Kartik in the thick of action
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