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Georgian president's Russia claims raise eyebrows

  
It was a claim that could have provoked a dangerous Kremlin response: The United States is readying to take over airports and ports in the former Soviet republic of Georgia.
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Georgia says Russians pulling out of Gori

  
Georgia's Interior Ministry says Russian troops have begun pulling out of the city of Gori, where their presence raised fears that Russia would challenge a cease-fire agreement.
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Rice leads Australia to 800 free relay gold

  
Stephanie Rice has led Australia to a gold medal in the women's 800-meter freestyle relay at the Beijing Olympics, smashing the world record by nearly 6 seconds.
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Korean Air records 2Q net loss

  
Korean Air Lines Co. on Thursday posted a second-quarter net loss amid soaring fuel costs and a weak South Korean currency.
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Pakistani PM says defeating terror key to survival

  
Hours after a suicide attack killed eight people, Pakistan's prime minister said in an Independence Day speech Thursday that the country must defeat extremism to survive.
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Antigua Deaths: Two Women Charged

  
Two women have been charged in connection with the murders of British honeymooners Ben and Catherine Mullany.
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Obituaries in the news

  
Sandy Allen, who was recognized as the world's tallest female at 7 feet, 7 inches tall, died Wednesday. She was 53.
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German economy shrinks in 2nd quarter

  
Government data show that the German economy, Europe's biggest, shrank by 0.5 percent in the second quarter.
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Russian tanks deter Georgian entry to Gori

  
In the morning, columns of Georgian police and military vehicles prepared to reoccupy the strategic town of Gori after the expected departure of Russian forces.
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Musharraf rival opposes immunity for president

  
As speculation mounted that Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf would resign instead of face impeachment, a leader of the new ruling coalition said Thursday that the embattled former army chief should not be granted legal immunity.
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Ziegler, Hoff don't make 800 final

  
One was last year's world champion, the other owner of the second-fastest time in 2008. But it didn't matter Thursday night at the Water Cube, where Kate Ziegler and Katie Hoff both failed to qualify for the 800-meter freestyle.
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Zimbabweans abroad watch and await post-Mugabe era

  
Like millions of Zimbabweans living abroad, Leslie Maruziva follows the tortuous power-sharing talks going on at home. He wonders about leaving London and going back. But for now, he is unconvinced.
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Qantas airplane suffers engine problem in flight

  
A Qantas Airways flight landed safely Wednesday night after a problem with one of its engines on a flight from Australia to New Zealand, the company said, the latest in a series of mechanical incidents for the airline.
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U.S. flies aid into Georgia, Russia to pull out of Gori

  
U.S. military planes began delivering aid to Georgia as Washington stepped up support for a shaky ceasefire with Russian troops around the breakaway region of South Ossetia.
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Spain downs Germany 72-59 in Olympics basketball

  
Pau Gasol scored 13 points to help lead world champions Spain to a 72-59 victory over Dirk Nowitzki and Germany in Olympic basketball men's Group B play.
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Brewer InBev 2Q profit climbs 8.6 percent

  
Brewer InBev SA says profit climbed 8.6 percent in the second quarter as higher beer prices helped it cover escalating energy and ingredient costs.
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US sends aid mission to Georgia

  
WASHINGTON - President Bush sent American troops to Georgia yesterday to oversee a "vigorous and ongoing" humanitarian mission, in a direct challenge to Russia's display of military dominance over the region. His action came after Russian soldiers moved into two strategic Georgian cities in what he and Georgian officials called a violation of the cease-fire Russia signed the day before.
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Sober View Of Britons On Holiday

  
Britons have been making a name for themselves overseas this summer with tales of loutish brawls and drunken behaviour hitting the headlines.
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Newly released files detail early US spy network

  
Before Julia Child became known to the world as a leading chef, she admitted at least one failing when applying for a job as a spy: impulsiveness.
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RWE 2Q profit down sharply

  
Utility RWE AG said Thursday that its second-quarter net profit fell sharply, largely due to last year's strong performance and one-time charges, even as sales grew.
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