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  1. Palestinians going underground for catch of the day
  2. Dracula legend revived by Bram Stoker descendant
  3. Raids kill 25 Taliban in Afghanistan
  4. Swallow your pride, Australia: think big
  5. Police arrest 24 people at Caulfield Cup
  6. Mariners beat Farina-less Roar 3-0
  7. Hurricane Rick strengthens to Category 3
  8. Liang leads China Classic
  9. Maldives cabinet meets under sea
  10. Button calm over F1 title chances
  11. Texting driver doesn't notice police
  12. Asylum seekers give up on Australia
  13. US budget deficit hits record 1.4 trillion dlrs: govt
  14. China to launch Nasdaq-style board on Oct 23: media
  15. Pakistan moves troops to Taliban bastions: officials
  16. US budget deficit hits $1.4 trillion
  17. Bomb kills two Pakistan troops
  18. Four die in Philippines plane crash
  19. Excuse me... I'm just telephoning my air conditioning unit
  20. Govt short-sighted over cataracts: group
  21. RailCorp's taxi bill tops $4m
  22. Murdoch sees 'stronger year ahead'
  23. Masters open water event cancelled
  24. Fires likely to threaten homes in Qld
  25. Northern NSW blaze contained
  26. Milk dispute talks 'robust' and 'fruitful'
  27. Google out to dominate mobile searches
  28. News Corp seeks retransmission fees
  29. The gift of the gab
  30. No reservation: Chilling the fatted calf
  31. Pilot survives crash, walks 32km for help
  32. Murdoch spruiks newspaper confidence
  33. Union wants answers on Cadbury job cuts
  34. US stocks close lower
  35. Gold inches up on investment buying
  36. Bank of America burdened by defaults
  37. Billionaire arrested in huge insider trading case
  38. US execs face insider trading charges
  39. Sloan edges stumbling US compatriot Bross for gymnastics world title
  40. 'Most of PM's staff quit since election'
  41. Nadal advances as Ljubicic pulls out in Shanghai tennis
  42. Economic crisis requires swift action on hunger: FAO chief
  43. Google Editions to be up and running next year
  44. Finland plans Internet access to all by 2010
  45. Odd Spot
  46. Drummers march to a different beat
  47. And now for all the Good News
  48. Zimbabwe 'unity boycott'
  49. Coal and nuclear just hot air, the immediate answer is gas
  50. ACCC extends Woolies probe
  51. Rebound stirs rumbles at Rio
  52. Woolies hardware faces axe
  53. Rise of dollar savages exports
  54. Telstra unions set to strike
  55. Bank of America loses $2.24b
  56. Germany sees 1.2% output gain in 2010
  57. Martin and Liang lead China Classic
  58. Kathmandu may launch IPO next week
  59. Raising the red flags
  60. Eurozone trade balance hits 4-bln-euro deficit
  61. Wiggins slams Olympic cycling program
  62. Eurozone trade balance hits 4.0-bln-euro deficit
  63. Fortescue posts quarterly loss
  64. Rio Tinto Alcan shelves SAfrican smelter
  65. Verve boss defends huge payrise
  66. Southern Shipping facing eviction from its headquarters
  67. Lynas raises $204m in capital raising
  68. Bomb kills 11 in Pakistani city of Peshawar: police
  69. Afghan probe said to reduce Karzai's vote share
  70. Bomb hits Pakistani city of Peshawar: police
  71. Woolworths hardware will go ahead: ACCC
  72. Financial slide leads market lower
  73. Harvey Norman seeing little benefit of rising sales
  74. Bradshaw rejects Lions' contract offer
  75. Five guilty of plotting Australian jihad
  76. Air New Zealand slashes fares amid tough competition
  77. BHP bid puts spotlight on Pilbara
  78. Stocks end week in the red
  79. Dollar parity on the horizon
  80. Osama bin Laden, austere father, nature lover: wife
  81. Petero hasn't ruled out Broncos farewell
  82. Still feeling lucky, punk
  83. Wall St legend reaps $205m after death
  84. Rogers not ruling out NBL return
  85. Sharpe hoping to start Super 14 season
  86. Verdicts 'will raise threat of attacks'
  87. $100m boost to apprentice subsidy
  88. Ship still stuck but show goes on
  89. Slow growth for Harvey Norman
  90. Moti paid for teenager's abortion: court
  91. Tougher US warning says China not manipulating yuan
  92. Large factory burning in Brisbane
  93. Five guilty over extremist plot: Australian court
  94. Man dies: insulation rebate queried
  95. Struggling Sydney mum wins $15.6 million
  96. Goldman profits, but home defaults surge
  97. One in four Haitians are hungry: report
  98. Afghan envoy says election run-off likely
  99. Five guilty over extremist plot: Australian court
  100. Coles withdraws petrol discount at ACCC's behest
  101. Keystart hike hurts new homebuyers: Opposition
  102. Coles dumps petrol discount offer
  103. BHP scuttles China's play for United
  104. Coles cans fuel offer on ACCC concerns
  105. Gang attacks, robs trio
  106. Qld govt won't back down in union talks
  107. Howard reveals lifelong hearing problems
  108. Harvey Norman shares slump on sales growth
  109. Garth Brooks gambles on comeback
  110. Naked airport scanners in child porn uproar
  111. Business class makes a comeback for Asian airlines
  112. Share market opens with energy
  113. UMC set to accept BHP takeover
  114. Cheap flights as Top End targets Melbourne
  115. Grinham last Aussie left in squash Open
  116. NZ bank raises fixed mortgage rates
  117. BHP launches $204 million bid for United
  118. South Road underpass project shelved
  119. AMP launches share sale facility
  120. Xavier students suspended over muck-up pranks
  121. Postecoglou to replace Farina at Roar
  122. UMC may snub China bid for BHP offer
  123. Oil drives late Wall St rally
  124. Dozens of Holden workers take 'hardship' lay-offs
  125. Verve boss gets massive pay rise
  126. BoQ aims at fifth spot
  127. A smaller cheque in the mail
  128. BHP confirms $204m bid for United
  129. BHP bids for United Minerals
  130. The 4WD with seats made of whale penis
  131. MAp completes management reshuffle
  132. Motoring groups rev Henry over congestion tax
  133. LJ Hooker returns home
  134. Myers keep a smidgin
  135. Religious extremism is not exclusive to Islam
  136. Sydney Metro head denies cost blowout
  137. McCain daughter sorry for Twitter cleavage picture
  138. Pay tsar strips Lewis's salary, bonus
  139. Power shortage halts peak-hour trains
  140. ETS could force power stations to close
  141. Molinari holds two-shot lead in Portugal
  142. Unbraked bus incident 'lesson to other drivers'
  143. Legal fight looms over shipping contract
  144. Third attempt to cap leak
  145. Google Q3 profit surge 'fantastic'
  146. Fatter margins boost IBM's profit
  147. Gymnastics: Japan's Uchimura takes world title
  148. Xstrata scraps Anglo American bid
  149. Auschwitz launches Facebook page
  150. Oil rally helps Dow extend 10,000 gain
  151. Goldman Sachs defends 46pc pay rise
  152. British critics lash 'amateurish' Hirst paintings
  153. Microsoft says it can restore wiped Sidekick data
  154. VisionChina Media to buy Digital Media Group
  155. Ryanair gives away a million free seats after BBC spat
  156. A-ha to call it quits after tour
  157. Israel says UN report adoption would 'reward terror'
  158. Call it twine? Twitter makes wine for charity
  159. Electricity price hikes pose ETS hurdle
  160. No guarantee on tax reform direction: Tanner
  161. 'Too timid' talk a rocket for dollar
  162. BHP, Rio ditch joint sales plan
  163. Dollar at US92c
  164. Bourse closes on a year high
  165. Italian police seize cocaine worth E24m
  166. Goldman Sachs profit soars to $3.19 bln
  167. Nokia posts $A912m third quarter loss
  168. Emails, SMS drive stamp prices up
  169. India sack bowling, fielding coaches
  170. Oil price strikes one-year peak near $76
  171. British tabloids duped by celebrity hoaxes
  172. Baby in pram hit by train escapes
  173. Germany back on its feet again in 2010: institutes
  174. Wildcats' man Rogers to call it quits
  175. 39 dead as militants ambush Pakistan police
  176. Blame crisis on corporate greed: Rudd
  177. Nokia posts first quarterly loss in a decade
  178. 39 killed in attacks on Pakistan police
  179. Keystart rate hike
  180. New shipping arrangement sought for Flinders Island
  181. Obama's health-care plan gets boost
  182. Mauboy nabs three Deadlys
  183. Karadzic's Claims of Immunity Rejected
  184. Plan ready for ending Honduran crisis but no deal yet
  185. 27 dead as militants ambush Pakistan police
  186. Roar rift feared after Farina sacking
  187. Congestion tax on Henry's agenda
  188. Exploited students demand government help
  189. Missing woman now believed murdered
  190. SuperGP happening, but jury out on A1GPs
  191. Belgians, teens vie for Sydney wildcards
  192. Sutton bags third Tour stage win
  193. Vermeulen chasing strong MotoGP farewell
  194. Great track, pity about weather: Rossi
  195. Tigers lose Knight for NBL season
  196. OPI accuses police of underworld links
  197. PM's cabinet racks up extra hours
  198. Russian car giant on verge of bankruptcy: ministry
  199. Xstrata walks away from Anglo bid
  200. Award winner wins damages for unlawful arrest
  201. Militants ambush Pakistan police, 19 killed
  202. Downer shareholders reject exec pay report
  203. Brokers upgrade market darling JB Hi-Fi
  204. JB Hi-Fi shares hit record high
  205. Rates remarks push dollar higher
  206. Militants ambush Pakistan police, 19 killed: officials
  207. Mining giants announce Pilbara changes
  208. Moti's lawyers may delay trial
  209. Uranium miner explores Ranger heap leaching
  210. Suncorp sells Hooker real estate
  211. Stocks rise as dollar breaks US92c
  212. BHP, Rio amend Pilbara iron ore JV
  213. Women shouldn't work: centenarian
  214. NZ inflation points to rising rates
  215. Portugal stay alive, Slovakia, Switzerland in WC finals
  216. Socceroos struggle to beat Oman 1-0
  217. Gunmen attack three police facilities in Pakistan
  218. Dean Mercer primed for Coolangatta Gold
  219. Flinders wharf stalemate over
  220. No surprise if rates rise, says Swan
  221. $A hits US92 cents on bullish RBA
  222. Investors reject Downer EDI bonuses
  223. Hooker grandson buys back business
  224. China foreign investment jumps 19%
  225. No time for poetry when there are profits at stake
  226. RBA rates comments 'no surprise': Swan
  227. Freight 'superway' for Adelaide's north
  228. Crisis may limit tax reform: Henry
  229. Australia Post profits drop 36pc
  230. Japan tells US it will stop naval mission: Kyodo
  231. Britain pledges extra troops as US mulls Afghan options
  232. Oracle's Larry Ellison to IBM: "make our day"
  233. Barnett adamant about shopping hours
  234. Qantas talks straight on Airbus problem
  235. Power firms running ETS scare campaign: Rudd
  236. Australia Post profit dives
  237. Argentina scrape into World Cup finals
  238. Japan tells US it will stop naval mission: Kyodo
  239. Mentally ill locked in Vic institutions
  240. Dollar edges towards US92c
  241. Shares rally as $A nears US92 cents
  242. Global financial crisis not over: Rudd
  243. Ultralight pilot found dead in wreckage
  244. Investor hopes rise as 5000-mark beckons
  245. Grand Prix posts $40 million loss
  246. Japan tells US it will stop naval refuelling: Kyodo
  247. Assistance for dust-hit farmers unveiled
  248. Bank card transactions fall: RBA
  249. Unis get $71.5m funding for facilities
  250. Flinders ship still not in