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One Year on the Warpath (Oct 26 2004 13:59 GMT) - These days the idea that Mikhail Khodorovsky's arrest a year ago signified the beginning of a new era in Russian politics sounds hackneyed. And we're not talking about Khodorkovsky here, it's about Putin. |
GoodShit
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Search Systems - Largest Free ... (Oct 26 2004 13:59 GMT) - Search Systems - Largest Free Public Records Directory Welcome to the largest directory of links to free public record databases on the Internet. Find business information, corporate filings, property records, unclaimed property, professional licenses, offenders, inmates, criminal and civil court... |
Broz News
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Are Earthquakes Encouraged by High Tides? (Oct 26 2004 13:59 GMT) - Scientists have long suspected a relationship between tides and earthquakes but have reached little consensus. Now a new study reveals that very high tides might indeed be linked with seismic activity along coasts. |
Taegan Goddard's Political Wire
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Security Will Dominate Last Week of Campaign (Oct 26 2004 13:59 GMT) - Today, Sen. John Kerry gives his last major speech of the campaign and "tackles one of the defining issues of the campaign -- which candidate can best protect Americans from another terrorist attack," the AP reports. "For the final week, Kerry will try to sell his candidacy at political rallies... |
Boston Common
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Sox fans abroad (Oct 26 2004 13:58 GMT) - Brian had long ago scheduled his vacation for Aruba this week. But no matter, as he reports: ... As incredible as it sounds nearly everyone in Aruba stopped doing what they were doing to go to the bars to watch... |
Kinocite.co.uk
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Alfie (Oct 26 2004 13:58 GMT) - Remake of the Michael Caine swinging/sexist 60s classic |
Broz News
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Jobs, Woz among history greatest entrepreneurs (Oct 26 2004 13:58 GMT) - Monday, October 25, 2004 @ 3:50pm Apple co-founders Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak are among MSNBC's History's 10 greatest entrepreneurs: "Apple Computer's two Steves weren't the first Silicon Valley entrepreneurs to launch a billion-dollar business from a Palo Alto garage -- Hewlett and Packard were there before them -- but they were the first to democratize computing by creating a machine whose use was so wonderfully intuitive that even technophobes embraced it. Combine the elegance... |
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