Gaze pullout row far from settled
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TALKS between Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon and settlers opposed to his Gaza pullout plan ended in acrimony yesterday amid warnings the country could face civil war.
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[Health India]: Washington, Dec 17: A new study published in the British Medical Journal suggests that the human eye is unable to detect an offside position during a football match.
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Transport strike keeps broad-based incomes talks at standstill The deadline for a broad-based incomes agreement is being pushed back by the ongoing transport strike.
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Agra, Nov. 28 (PTI): The idea is right. But the timing is wrong. Being undertaken on an experimental basis for three months, night-viewing of the Taj Mahal may well be spoiled by an unwanted winter visitor -- the fog.
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The women's apparel retailer continues to struggle.
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Rows over diplomatic and business issues are roiling a longstanding alliance at an uncertain juncture.
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An early leader out of the gate faces stiff competition in the stretch.
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By Michael Newsom, The Sun Herald, Biloxi, Miss.  Feb.
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The new PlayStation 2 game makes ingenious use of the gimmicky EyeToy controller, but glitches and repetition keep it from taking off. By Chris Kohler.
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Business & money: Â· No talks yet to extend designer's contractÂ· Retailer to report worst performance for two years
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By Cecily Burt  OAKLAND -- Too tall. Too modern. Doesn't belong in a historic district. Needs lots of work.   Those comments and more have apparently doomed a proposed 37- story, futuristic condominium project atop a historic garage on Alice Street near Lake Merritt.
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Nothing escapes Google's all-seeing eye According to an illuminating report yesterday, Google's new Street View might, if deployed across Europe, provoke a flurry of litigation from unfortunates caught in compromising positions by the facility's all-seeing eye.â¦
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The company is far from resting on its laurels.
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By Jonathan D. Epstein, The Buffalo News, N.Y.  Jun. 10--Feeling some pain in your jaw? Your solution might be just around the corner, on a computer screen in Tonawanda.
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By Bacques, Lisa  A project to expand and deepen the locks on the Industrial Canal is in a holding pattern until the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers completes an environmental impact statement to comply with a court order.  In October 2006, U.S.
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This retailer's still trying to loosen up.
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The bright lights of the new Jordan's Furniture mega-store on the Reading-Wakefield line is attracting more than customers. It's bringing in a stream of complaints from residents in both towns, who say the nighttime glare is intruding upon their lives.