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- Thai fire nightclub owner chargedExternal
- Al Jazeera +My News
- Wisuth Setsawat, the owner of the Santika Club in Bangkok where at least 62 people were killed in a fire during New Year celebrations, is to be charged over the disaster.
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- Dozens die in Guatemala landslideExternal
- BBC News +My News
- In the Alta Verapaz region of northern Guatemala at least 33 people have died as thousands of tons of earth created a landslide. Officials fear that the death toll could rise to 140.
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- US
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- Bush Approves Airlift to DarfurExternal
- Voice of America +My News
- In a meeting between US President George W. Bush and Salva Kiir, Sudan's first Vice President, Bush authorized an American airlift of equipment for African Union and United Nations peacekeepers in Sudan's troubled Darfur region.
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- Technology
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- Korea to Search for Life in SpaceExternal
- Korea Times +My News
- According to the Gwacheon National Science Museum in South Korea, it's brand new 7.2 meter radio telescope, which is to be activated this month, is to be used to search for signs of extraterrestrial intelligence.
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- Politics
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- Virginia’s Kaine to take over as DNC chairmanExternal
- Examiner.com: Anchorage, Alaska +My News
- Virginia Gov. Tim Kaine has been appointed chairman of the Democratic National Committee, replacing current DNC Chairman Howard Dean.
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- Sports
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- Chandler Helps Knicks Upset Slumping CelticsExternal
- ABC News +My News
- New York Knicks forward Wilson Chandler scored a career high 31 points against the Boston Celtics at Madison Square Garden over the weekend, with a win of 100-88.
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- Entertainment
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- Pat Hingle, veteran actor in ‘Batman,’ diesExternal
- Dallas Morning News +My News
- Actor Pat Hingle, whose career included a recurring role as "Commissioner Gordon" in several Batman movies through the 1990's, has died at his home in Carolina Beach, aged 84.
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- Health
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- True love can last a lifetimeExternal
- CNN +My News
- Using brain scans, scientific researchers have discovered that about 10 percent of couples respond with as much romantic love after two decades of being together, as most people do within the first 15 months of a relationship.
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