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  • 14 farm workers killed in Brazil truck crash
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    Fourteen farm workers in Brazil, returning home from a coffee harvest, were killed and another 19 injured when the truck they were traveling in crashed, local media reported. "Everything indicates...

  • Aniston, Pitt could run into each other at Toronto International Film Fest
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    Washington, : American actors Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston could run in to one another at this year's Toronto International Film Festival.

  • Vijender assures India of another Olympic medal
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    Boxer Vijender Kumar assured India of a medal after beating Ecuador's Carlos Gongora in the middleweight (75kg) category to move into the semifinals of the event at the Olympics here Wednesday.

  • Muhammad Ali voted
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    London, : Retired American boxing legend Muhammad Ali has been voted as The Greatest Sportsman Ever.

  • Pro-Tibet demonstrators detained in Beijing
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    Chinese security personnel detained five American pro-Tibet activists after they unfurled a banner in Beijing's Olympic Park.

  • Sharon Stone dating a toyboy
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    Washington, : American actress Sharon Stone is reportedly dating a man who is less than half her age.

  • Christina Applegate calls double mastectomy a
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    Washington, : American actress Christina Applegate has said that it was a "tough choice" to have both her breasts surgically removed after she was diagnosed with breast cancer.

  • Belarus hold Argentina to 0-0 draw in Minsk
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    Belarus, preparing for the start of Europe's 2010 World Cup qualifiers next month, held a strong Argentina side to a 0-0 draw in a friendly on Wednesday. The South Americans were missing Lionel...

  • Close ally of Colombia
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    A former senator close to President Alvaro Uribe was freed from prison on Wednesday, four months after his arrest on charges of colluding with far-right death squads. Mario...



  • Uruguay beat Japan 3-1 in friendly+
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    Kyodo)—sebastian Eguren, Ignacio Gonzalez and Sebastian Abreu netted second-half goals Wednesday as Uruguay came from behind to beat Japan 3-1 in a friendly. Japan took...

  • American Airlines launches Wi-Fi service
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    American Airlines launched Wi-Fi service on 15 of its airplanes Wednesday, providing broadband Internet access on coast-to-coast flights in the U.S. The service will cost a flat rate of $12.95 on...

  • Brazilian Stocks Jump Nearly 3%; Mexico Higher
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    ... markets rose Wednesday, with a surge in resource shares pulling Brazilian stocks nearly 3% higher. Brazil's Bovespa climbed 2.9% to 55,183.94, with steel stocks leading the charge.

  • Peru wants to know origin of shipwrecked treasure
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    Peru's government wants to know if 17 tons of silver coins recovered from a shipwreck in the Atlantic Ocean last year were made there, complicating the legal quest to determine who...

  • Global warming pushes Peru to pick coffee earlier
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    Teresa Rocha, a migrant worker who picks coffee on the steamy, lush, green farms near La Merced in central Peru, might not understand the mechanics of climate change, but she...

  • Venezuela seizes control of Cemex plants
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    Venezuela's government seized control of cement plants owned by Mexico's Cemex SAB after failing to reach a deal on compensation terms, marking President Hugo Chavez's latest move to nationalize key...

  • Investors In Brazil Software Cos Datasul, Totvs OK Merger
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    Shareholders of rival Brazilian software companies Totvs SA (TOTS3.BR) and Datasul SA (DSUL3.BR) have approved a merger of their companies, the companies said Wednesday in a joint...

  • Belgium and Brazil battle for bronze
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    A match for third place is often billed as the game that neither coaches nor players want to take part in. However, when Belgium and Brazil meet in Shanghai on Friday, a bronze medal and a place in...

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