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- A police officer brought a high speed motorcycle chase to a sudden stop in northwest Houston, pulling a suspect to the ground with his bare hands. |
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- US $0.01 (1 Bid) End Date: Monday Dec-11-2006 20:54:54 PSTBid now | Add to watch list |
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Amazon (Dec 05 2006 04:54 GMT) - Price: $16.47; Rating: 3. |
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EB Games (Dec 05 2006 04:53 GMT) - Price: $14.99; Rating: 4 |
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- Price: $19.99; Rating: 4. |
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- Price: $19.99; Rating: 4. |
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- Well here are the official numbers! Wii Sports - 176,167Play Wii - 174,297The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess - 139,011WarioWare: Smooth Moves - 63,954Super Swing Golf - 16,908Ennichi noTatsujin - 10,763Red Steel - 9,392SD Gundam Scad Hammers - 9,226Tamagotch - 8,042Elebits - 5,791Super Monkey Ball: Banana Blitz - 4,423Shinchan - 4,248Trauma Center: |
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- then turned the jurors' attention to the victim, telling them they'll hear evidence that Edna Rivers had a gambling problem and often disappeared for days at a time.'She put herself in risky situations, put herself in a risky lifestyle,' Johnson said, |
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- The Action Congress (AC) has adopted Vice President Atiku Abub-akar as its presidential cand-idate during the 2007 general elections, the Yobe state chairman of the party said. |
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- Bank PHB has emerged one of the hottest stocks on the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE), as investors took position on the release of an impressive full year 2006 financials and announcement of a N1.25 billion proposed dividend, just as Diamond Bank appointed the Obi of Onitsha, Igwe Achebe, as its new Chiarman. |
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- The Federal Government yesterday ordered temporary closure of the Kaduna International Airport, amidst allegations by the Action Congress (AC), that the action was meant to frustrate the party's planned national congress billed for today in Kaduna. |
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- Rivers State government has put the cost of building gas turbines and its expansions in the state, as well as transmission stations and lines at over N60 billion, just as it plans to commission the Omoku station tomorrow. |
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- THE story of a Chiredzi widower (43) who "married" his 15-year-old daughter following the death of his wife (The Herald December 2, 2006) highlights the exploitation of innocent children by those they look up to for protection and guidance. |
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- THE 2006 Harmony for Humanity concert held at Prince Edward School in Harare yesterday lived to its billing, attracting more than 20 musical groups and artists. |
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- RESERVE Bank of Zimbabwe has re-registered seven of the 16 Money Transfer Agencies (MTA's) whose licences were cancelled by the central bank's governor Dr Gedeon Gono during his MidTerm Monetary Policy statement in October. |
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- With its first festival of films, the Zimbabwe German society (Goethe-Zentrum Harare) has inaugurated an annual presentation of films aimed largely at youth and young adults. |
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- HARARE City Council has boosted its team of firefighters and has, with immediate effect, deployed a full team to man the Kuwadzana Fire Station which has been operating with skeleton staff. |
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- Newsnet editor-in-chief Tazzen Mandizvidza, accused of presenting a fake driver's licence to police was yesterday cleared of the charge by a Harare magistrate. |
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- SEAN Williams' brilliant 61 knock off 70 balls and two wickets topped with a brilliant catch from a backward point to account for Shahriar Nafees, counted for nothing as Zimbabwe lost by six wickets in the second Aktel Series One Day Internationals at Shahid Chandu stadium last night. |
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- THERE is need to intensify HIV and Aids awareness campaigns, particularly in rural communities, in order to do away with some misguided superstitious beliefs on the pandemic, Mashonaland East Governor Cde Ray Kaukonde said yesterday. |
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- SO the 2007 National Budget has come and gone without any effect whatsoever on the stock market. |
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- FIVE Bikita men reportedly fatally assaulted a rival suitor at a village beer drink, while in Zaka a drunken teenager was stabbed to death after being accused of chasing away patrons from a beer drink in separate incidents last week. |
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- FARM Community Trust of Zimbabwe, which recently launched a programme to complement government's efforts in achieving education for all yesterday donated textbooks worth $9 million to two needy primary schools in Mazowe. |
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- Zimbabweans in Dallas, United States, were yesterday urged to go back home and help take the country out of its social, political and economic problems. |
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- SINO-ZIMBABWE Cement Company (Pvt) Ltd, the first joint venture between China and Zimbabwe, has got boosted by the strenuous efforts in indigenisation of its human resources management over the past years. |
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- ZIMBABWE Platinum Mines has embarked on the first phase of a US$258 million expansion programme which involves the opening of two new underground mines and a new concentrator at Ngezi, a company official has said. |
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- A THIRTY-SIX-YEAR-OLD Mwenezi woman, who walked out of Beitbridge District Hospital where she had been admitted, committed suicide last week. |
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- HIGHLANDERS emphatically underlined their status as the number one team in the Premier Soccer League with a fine display at Barbourfields yesterday that ensured a double over Mwana Africa this season. |
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- HURUNGWE headmaster Stanford Gapa (38), who was found guilty of defrauding his school of $12 300, has been sentenced to 420 hours of community service. |
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