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- Here's an odd one - why would changing a document's DocType from HTML 4.0 Transitional to html4/strict.dtd have an effect on font sizes? Both the following examples have identical HTML and CSS. The only difference is the ... |
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- Westciv, a company that provides software, resources, and training materials for standards-based Web development, are offering their on-line CSS1 course free of charge. The course is offered in twelve instalments, which will be published weekly. If you find the pace of the course is too slow, you can accelerate your learning and buy the whole course to study at your own pace. The only prerequisite for the course, is that you are able to produce rudimentary markup by hand. The course introduction is available online now. |
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- Der Blubster-Chef Wayne Rosso nutzte die dieswöchige Branchenkonferenz Music 2.0 in Los Angeles, um die Musikindustrie in harten Tönen zu kritisieren. Er warf den Plattenfirmen vor, die Öffentlichkeit systematisch zu belügen.... |
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- Some things you just don't expect. If your car was stolen in 1983, you probably have given up hope by now that you'll ever see it again. But, you should never doubt the power of the internet. A man who had his 1968 Mercury Cougar stolen in 1983 is getting the car back, thanks to the internet. Someone posted a classified ad trying to sell the car, and while investigating the background of the car, someone figured out that the car had been stolen and informed the rightful owner - suggesting he buy the car. |
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- what is the ep where lionel ritchies song 'hello' is playing and where can i get an mp3 of that?????????????? HELLOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!????????? |
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- Britney Spears poses in a press conference at a Tokyo hotel to promote her latest album 'In the Zone' Friday, Dec. 12, 2003. Spears is currently on the promotion tour in Asia. (AP Photo/Chiaki Tsukumo) (Click for Large Photo) [yahoo: 3, +britney +spears +poses -conference +her] |
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- Britney Spears smiles during a press conference at a Tokyo hotel to promote her latest album 'In the Zone' Friday, Dec. 12, 2003. Spears is currently on the promotion tour in Asia. (AP Photo/Chiaki Tsukumo) (Click for Large Photo) [yahoo: 3, +britney +spears +smiles -conference +her] |
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- Britney Spears arrives at a press conference at a Tokyo hotel to promote her latest album 'In the Zone' Friday, Dec. 12, 2003. Spears is currently on the promotion tour in Asia. (AP Photo/Chiaki Tsukumo) (Click for Large Photo) [yahoo: 2, +britney +spears -conference +her] |
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- Japanese Judo champion Ryoko Tamura(L) arrives with her groom Japanese professional baseball player Yoshitomo Tani for their wedding ceremony at the American church in Paris(AFP/Daniel Janin) (Click for Large Photo) [yworld: 2, +her +tani] |
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- ... This is spam. This user has been banned from the list. John Wilson (moderat |
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- European Union leaders will meet in Brussels on Friday to discuss adoption of a proposed constitution. But success appears fleeting as key players fail to agree on crucial issues, such as member states’ voting rights. |
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- A Japanese government panel on Friday recommended allowing limited cell research on human embryos, but only if a regulatory body is appointed, according to media reports. |
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- The Rendon Group part of a nine-member consortium that has made a $98 million bid to rebuild the Iraqi Media Network. WorldSpace Corp., the Washing... - www.indymedia. |
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- Die Bertelsmann AG, Gütersloh, und die Sony Corp, Tokio, haben nach Information des "Wall Street Journal" (WSJ) eine endgültige Vereinbarung über die Zusammenlegung ihrer Musikaktivitäten erzielt. Die Boards beider Unternehmen hätten der Transaktion zugestimmt, schreibt das Blatt unter Berufung auf... |
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- Morgan Stanley company among proposed tenants |
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- Shipments to increase, but U.S. official says shortage will continue |
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- Construction: As military families migrate to better quarters at Fort Meade and elsewhere, local authorities strain to educate an influx of children. |
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- Former city police chief denies misuse of fund; aide also pleads innocent; 'Expenditures were appropriate'; U.S. |
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- Cases in Hawaii involve Marshallese birth mothers |
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- Tobacco: Support for the smoking ban grows, even among those who enjoy a good pint with their cigarettes. |
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- "An American soldier was killed Thursday and 14 others were wounded when suicide attackers detonated a bomb hidden in a truck delivering furniture to a U.S. Army base west of Baghdad, military officials said. The strike against the headquarters of the Army's 82nd Airborne Division in Ramadi, about 60 miles west of the capital, was the third suicide bombing against U.S. |
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- "President Bush on Thursday defended his decision to bar France, Germany, Russia and other nations from bidding on $18.6 billion in U.S.-financed Iraqi reconstruction projects .... 'It's very simple. |
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- "Two North Carolina men have been indicted in what prosecutors said are the nation's first felony charges related to unsolicited e-mail. The men are accused of violating Virginia's junk e-mail law by sending thousands of e-mail pitches for investments, software and other products. Jeremy Jaynes, 29, and Richard Rutowski each face four felony counts of transmission of unsolicited bulk electronic mail, Virginia Attorney General Jerry Kilgore said yesterday." (12/12/03) |
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- "Abortion rights, environmental and other lobbying groups running ads for or against President Bush or any of his Democratic rivals now have a choice to make: Either remove the candidate's name or pull the commercial from the airwaves. The campaign finance law that the Supreme Court upheld Wednesday bans ads that mention candidates for federal office within 30 days of a primary election and 60 days of a general election if they are paid for with 'soft money.'" (12/11/03) |
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- "Human rights groups have urged the U.S. military not to repatriate more than a dozen Chinese Muslim detainees facing possible release from Guantanamo Bay, saying they are likely to face torture and even execution if sent back to China. The ethnic Uighur separatists were arrested by U.S. |
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- Heute morgen kam es in einem Bonner Wohn- und Geschäftshaus zu einem PKW-Brand in der Tiefgarage. Zum Zeitpunkt des Brandes befanden sich 15 Personen in dem Gebäude. Sie kamen mit dem Schrecken davon, die Feuerwehr kon ...mehr... |
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- Jet siegt beim Showdown der Giganten |
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- AFP via Yahoo! Dec 12 2003 4:16AM ET... |
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- Sify Dec 12 2003 4:36AM ET... |
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- vnunet.com Dec 12 2003 4:40AM ET... |
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- ZDNet UK Dec 12 2003 4:20AM ET... |
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- Evening Standard Dec 12 2003 4:35AM ET... |
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- New York Daily News Dec 12 2003 4:39AM ET... |
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- Investors Business Daily Dec 12 2003 3:57AM ET... |
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- Platts Dec 12 2003 4:05AM ET... |
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- Australian IT Dec 12 2003 4:12AM ET... |
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- Insanely Great Mac Dec 12 2003 4:20AM ET... |
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- CommsTrade Dec 12 2003 4:36AM ET... |
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