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Engine panel falls off Qantas jet in flight

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15.08.2008 07:48:40 - CNN.com Recently Published/Updated

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BA, American and Iberia join forces

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15.08.2008 07:25:19 - CNN.com Recently Published/Updated

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Edwards' associate explains payment to ex-mistress

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15.08.2008 07:20:59 - CNN.com Recently Published/Updated

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Group: Civilians falling victim in Caucasus

Forces for both Georgia and Russia appear to have caused civilian casualties through indiscriminate attacks in the towns of Gori and Tskhinvali, Human Rights Watch said Thursday.

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15.08.2008 07:17:57 - CNN.com Recently Published/Updated

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Phelps makes it six from six

Already touted as the greatest ever Olympian, Michael Phelps dominated the 200-meter individual medley on Friday to pick up his sixth gold medal at the Beijing Olympics.

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15.08.2008 05:49:57 - CNN.com Recently Published/Updated

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China to deport five activists

Five activists protesting on behalf of Tibet, including three Americans, were arrested Thursday for what Chinese police called "activities against Chinese law" and will be deported, Beijing police said.

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15.08.2008 05:24:25 - CNN.com Recently Published/Updated

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Complaint against judge praying in court

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15.08.2008 04:39:59 - CNN.com Recently Published/Updated

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Secret stories of WWII spies revealed

At 94, Barbara Podoski finally gets to tell the story of how she punched a German sergeant in the face during World War II, when she was a secret U.S. interrogator.

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15.08.2008 04:32:45 - CNN.com Recently Published/Updated

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U.S., Libya deal closes book on Lockerbie

Libya will pay hundreds of millions of dollars to victims of terrorist attacks involving Americans in an agreement signed and finalized Thursday, the U.S. State Department said.