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Cassens (Dec 21 2005 19:59 GMT) - Cassens Logistics Online - 12/15/2005 Cassens Accidents cause traffic tie up Messenger-Press - when a 1998 Freightliner owned by Mr. Airy |
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- Wedding Bellas Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, PA - Dec 17, 2005 He expressed shock when told that Marckioni's marriage numbers were he has accepted a free meal gift certificate, or joined the family for a post-wedding picnic Is the issue of marriage certificates by CIOG legal? Stabroek News, |
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- Viewing: All > Footage > Transit Strike Tags: Transit Strike | NYC | Np! |
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- Transcend Information has launched its latest and fastest 120X Ultra Performance 8GB CompactFlash Card. The card can reach a incredible high speed of 12/18MB per second thanks to Ultra DMA technology. God's Christmas gift to professional photographers,... |
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- Transcend Information has launched its latest and fastest 120X Ultra Performance 8GB CompactFlash Card. The card can reach a incredible high speed of 12/18MB per second thanks to Ultra DMA technology. God's Christmas gift to professional photographers, the card is specially designed for high-end digital cameras using the FAT32 format. Fully compatible with popular cameras like Canon, Nikon, Olympus and Sony. Via Digital Camera Review |
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- Nah. It was just an avatar name I randomly chose why looking at a list of constellations...or something like that. It was either that or my last name (Sinkwitz), and I figured Cygnus would be a bit more fun. |
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GAME.net (Dec 21 2005 19:59 GMT) - Price: £29.99; Rating: 4. |
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- Yu Chen has posted at the official Google blog about a new feature for Google’s personalized search. Google Search Trends, allows you to see how you search and what you have clicked on in the past as well as other little tid bits about yourself that you did not really think that Google, or [...] |
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- In a column for the Wall Street Journal, entitled "You've Got Male!" on December 17, 2005 Lionel Tiger writes: Male resentment of the self-righteous and automatic public support for women's interests and issues has been increasingly on the boil for... |
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- A center called Inspira has opened in Buenos Aires, where Argentineans can come and discover Prem Rawats message. One visitor said, I always enjoy coming here. This is a beautiful place, ideally located in the middle of the city.... |
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- VIOLENT street protests have become a common feature at World Trade Organisation (WTO) ministerial meetings. The Hong Kong gathering last week was never going to be different. |
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- The UN Security Council took just four minutes to unanimously extend bans on the sale of arms, diamonds and timber for six to 12 months in post-conflict Liberia. |
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- Lying on the bed he shares with another student in a tiny room on the campus of Dakar's main university, first-year literature student Tamimou Li is reading an old dog-eared copy of Ferdinand Oyono's "The Old Man and the Medal". On the floor in front of him lies a pile of books accumulated over the course of many visits to the Senegalese capital's roadside booksellers. |
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- Mozambican President Armando Guebuza on Tuesday laid the first stone for the construction of a new bridge spanning the Zambezi river, between Sofala and Zambezia provinces. |
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- THE investment grade ratings of "BBB" - awarded to Namibia last week will open doors for the country to attract significant Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) of larger quantities, for longer periods and at lower interest rates. |
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- IN ITS biggest acquisition to date, Old Mutual has won the battle for Skandia, with 62,5% of the Swedish insurer's shareholders agreeing to sell control. |
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- THE number of overseas tourists to SA this July increased 7,8%, keeping the momentum in the upswing in tourist figures, Statistics SA data showed yesterday. |
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- UNIDENTIFIED gunmen yesterday blew up a crude oil pipeline of Shell Petroleum Development Company (SPDC) Nigeria Limited, causing a major spill, explosion and fire in the local communities. Eight persons were reportedly killed in the incident. |
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- THE East African Community Customs Union, which commenced January this year has already precipitated a sharp increase in intra-community trade, with statistics from the Uganda Revenue Authority showing Uganda's imports from Tanzania and Kenya having shot up by 37 percent. |
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- THE Federal Government yesterday threatened to revoke the operating license of any airline that defaults in payment of the mandatory compensation to families of victims of air crashes in the country. |
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- The European Investment Bank (EIB) yesterday released Sh3.7 billion to help improve Kenya's electricity distribution network. |
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- The High Court has halted the controversial export of animals to Thailand. |
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- President Jakaya Mrisho Kikwete, sworn in as the fourth president of the United Republic of Tanzania, has promised continuity of policies and improved living conditions for Tanzanians. |
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- Portugal and the Ismaili Imamat have signed a Protocol of Cooperation signalling their intention to work towards improving the lives of disadvantaged people in Portugal and Portuguese-speaking countries in Asia and Africa. |
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- Commodity prices at the Nakuru retail market have doubled ahead of the Christmas festivities. |
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- Attackers blew up an oil pipeline on Tuesday sparking a major fire killing eight children in southern Nigeria, said residents and industry officials. |
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- SLOWLY but surely, major filling stations in the city and in outlying towns are becoming wet, with vital supplies of unleaded petrol, after a fuel tanker "Cape Benat" finally docked last Thursday at Walvis Bay. |
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- President, Nigeria Agricultural Chamber of Commerce, Mines and Power (NACCIMA), Chief John Odeyemi, said yesterday that Nigeria is now a safe haven for foreign investments, in view of the sustained anti-corruption drive of the Federal Government. |
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- GOVERNMENT released the final piece of its empowerment puzzle yesterday, including plans for a new "warehousing fund" that will buy shares from black investors eager to exit empowerment deals, while allowing such companies to keep their black ownership status. |
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- A POWERFUL partnership is how Old Mutual has sold its merger with the Nordic region's largest insurer to investors. Yesterday's announcement that it has taken control of Skandia and passed the biggest hurdle in the takeover process has catapulted the combined group up the league table of Europe's life assurers. |
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- THE aviation regulator has asked Airports Company SA (Acsa) to say why it should be granted an above-inflation tariff increase to fund its planned R5,2bn capital investment programme. |
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- DEVELOPING countries lost out further at last week's World Trade Organisation (WTO) Hong Kong meeting, with a call to remove education from trade liberalisation falling on deaf ears. |
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- JUNIOR miner Aquarius Platinum SA had cancelled its contract with Aveng subsidiary Moolman Mining, and would sue it for R1bn in damages because of "an actionable misrepresentation" on the part of Moolman, it said yesterday. |
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