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Reuters

TEHRAN (Reuters) - President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad told a military parade in Tehran on Tuesday Iran would "cut off the hands" of anyone who attacked the country. "Iranian armed forces will cut off the hands of any attackers before they pull the trigger," ...

No power can dare aggression against Iran: Ahmadinejad

AFP

Ahmadinejad warns against military attack on Iran

The Associated Press

Mahmoud Ahmadinejad boasts of holocaust row

Telegraph.co.uk

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Washington Post

Sept. 21, 2009 Oktoberfest , Mustache Championships, Chinese H-Bomb, Eid-al-Fitr, Kenya's drought, G-20 summit and more news and feature photos. Sept. 19: Visitors enjoy late night rides on a merry-go-round at Oktoberfest in Munich. Sept. ...

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ACORN chief organizer Bertha Lewis tries to calm a growing firestorm over the behavior of her group's employees. A Baltimore ACORN worker is shown here in footage shot by filmmaker James O'Keefe. (BigGovernment.com) ACORN's top officer said Sunday that ...

Obama favors investigation into acorn's activities

The Associated Press

Acorn's Lewis 'Outraged' By Videos, Will Name Auditor Tomorrow

Bloomberg

For ACORN, Video Is Only Latest Crisis

Washington Post

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Newsweek

Let me say this clearly so there are no misunderstandings: some of the protests against President Obama are howls of rage at the fact that we have an African-American head of state. I'm sick of  »</nobr>

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President Obama used as part of his decision to ditch a missile defense shield in Eastern Europe information from a May 2009 National Intelligence Estimate that said Iran would take three to five years longer than origin »</nobr>

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NEW HAVEN, Conn. — As police charged a Yale animal lab technician with murdering a graduate student who worked in his building, a portrait began to emerge Thursday of an unpleasant stickler for the rules who often clashed with researchers and ...

Lab Technician Is Charged in Yale Grad Student's Killing

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New York Times

KABUL, Afghanistan — A car bomb killed at least 10 Afghan civilians and six Italian paratroopers on Thursday a few hundred yards from an American military base and the entrance to the American Embassy, ...

Kabul Blast Kills Six Italian Soldiers, 10 Civilians

Bloomberg

Afghanistan blast kills at least 16

CNN International

Italy vows to stay the course in Afghanistan

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Sept. 16 (Bloomberg) -- Adobe Systems Inc., the world's biggest maker of graphic-design software, agreed to buy Omniture Inc. for $1.8 billion, expanding into programs that track the performance of Web sites and online advertising ...

Adobe bids $1.8 billion for Omniture

MarketWatch

Premarket roundup: Adobe, HCP

Forbes

BEFORE THE BELL: US Stk Futures Up; Focus On Economy

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Bloomberg

Sept. 16 (Bloomberg) -- Hirohisa Fujii, Japan's likely next finance chief, will draw on his two decades at the Finance Ministry to try to wrest budgetary control from bureaucrats and fund his party's promises without swelling the ...

Hatoyama to take over as Japan PM

BBC News

New Japan PM faces hurdles on economy, US ties

Reuters

Japan's PM, Cabinet resign

The Associated Press

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CNN International

BAGHDAD, Iraq (CNN) -- The Iraqi man who threw his shoes at then-President George W. Bush last year said Tuesday that he was beaten and tortured while he was detained. Muntadhar al-Zaidi speaks to reporters shorlty after his release from an Iraqi jail. ...

Iraqi who threw shoes at Bush is released from prison

Los Angeles Times

Iraqi Shoe Thrower Is Released, Claiming Torture

New York Times

Freed Iraqi shoe thrower tells of torture in jail

guardian.co.uk

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Reuters

LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Actor Patrick Swayze, who went from Broadway dancer to Hollywood star in box-office hits like "Dirty Dancing" and "Ghost," died on Monday, US media reports said. He was 57. Swayze, whose spokesman announced in ...

Patrick Swayze, 57 'Dirty Dancing,' 'Ghost' Highlighted Film Career

Washington Post

Patrick Swayze Dies at 57

People Magazine

Actor Patrick Swayze Dies of Pancreatic Cancer

ABC News

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CNN

CHICAGO, Illinois (CNN) -- Police are investigating the death of the former chief fundraiser for ex-Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich as a "death-suicide," an Illinois mayor said Sunday. Christopher Kelly, 51, was former Illinois Gov. ...

Questions remain after autopsy of Blagojevich aide

Detroit Free Press

Mysteries remain in Blago aide Chris Kelly's death

Chicago Daily Herald

Blago: Kelly refused 'to lie about a friend'

Chicago Sun-Times

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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Norman Borlaug, the US agricultural scientist who received the 1970 Nobel Peace Prize for developing high-yielding crops to prevent famine in the developing world, has died at age 95, Texas A&M University said. ...

Nobel laureate Norman Borlaug dies at 95

CNN International

'Green Revolution' pioneer Borlaug dies: report

AFP

Dr. Norman Borlaug Dies at 95

WHO-TV

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Times Online

THE first formal talks between Iranian and American officials since the breaking of diplomatic relations almost 30 years ago have been given the go-ahead by President Barack Obama. Despite warnings from Tehran that it will not negotiate on its nuclear ...

US Aims to Focus on Nuclear Issue in Iran Talks

Voice of America

After 30 years, US accepts face-to-face talks with Iran

PRESS TV

Iran ready to negotiate nuclear proposals: Mottaki

AFP

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The Associated Press

KABUL — Forty-five Afghan civilians, security forces and militants were killed in a spate of attacks around the war-torn country, including an overnight military raid targeting insurgents in the increasingly violent north, officials said Saturday. ...

Afghan journalist's body 'left behind under heavy fire'

AFP

Freed British journalist 'ignored advice by travelling to Taliban ...

guardian.co.uk

Eight years after 9/11, Taliban roils 80 percent of Afghanistan

Christian Science Monitor

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