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Missionary teacher killed on Yap

COLONIA, Micronesia, Nov. 21 (UPI) -- A college student working as a Seventh-day Adventist volunteer in Micronesia was found dead, victim of an apparent attack during a morning run, the church said. Kirsten Elizabeth Wolcott...

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Sizing up palm oil

Palm oil is in everything from fuel to cosmetics. Although palm oil saves money, when carbon-rich peatlands in nations such as Indonesia and Malaysia are drained and turned into palm oil groves, the environmental impacts are...

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KNIGHT RIDER SEASON 4 NEW 6 DVD SET.

The estimated delivery time is based on the seller's handling time, the shipping service selected, and the payment method selected. BRAND NEW and SEALED REGION 4 (PAL) DVD Coded for Australian and New Zealand players only. New...

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Railway fancies to give ailing owner a boost (The West Australian)

ROBERT EDWARDS, The West Australian November 21, 2009, 2:55 pm Incapacitated owner Kevin Heffernan has a double shot at an early birthday present when Gold Salute and All American tackle today's $1 million Carlton Draught...

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High-living Singapore monk jailed for fraud (AFP)

AFP/File – Shi Ming Yi, a high-living Buddhist monk who ran one of Singapore's most well-known charities has … SINGAPORE (AFP) – A high-living Buddhist monk who ran one of Singapore's most well-known charities was Saturday...

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Craig Lowndes takes pole position in WA (Newstalk ZB)

Newstalk ZB November 21, 2009, 2:09 pm Ford driver Craig Lowndes has claimed his first pole position since 2005 in the V8 Supercar Championship. Lowndes will start on pole for this afternoon's race one at the Barbagallo Raceway...

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More swim world records expected in Singapore (AFP)

AFP/File – S.Africa's Darian Townsend (right) and Britain's Robert Bale are seen competing during the heats … SINGAPORE (AFP) – The final leg of the shortcourse swimming World Cup gets under way in Singapore on Saturday with...

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11. German Bergemann prevents a one-two Malaysian keirin finish

PETALING JAYA: German cyclist Carsten Bergemann spoiled what could have turned out to be an historic one-two finish for Malaysia in the keirin final of the Track World Cup at the Hisense Arena in Melbourne last night.

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16. Erratic Nicol still too good for Hawkes

KUALA LUMPUR: Nicol David played an erratic game but still managed to get the better of 11th seed Jaclyn Hawkes of New Zealand in the second round of the Qatar Classic in Doha yesterday. World No. 1 Nicol’s game was littered...

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10. Keen for a trip to Iceland?

Big drop in currency value makes formerly expensive destination attractive. Since the global financial crisis, Malaysians are observed to be staying close to home, choosing mainly popular domestic and regional destinations with...

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