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Europe
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Written by Presswire.com
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The Central London property market is in a league of its own, highlighted by house purchases by celebrities such as Lisa Snowden… |
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Technology
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Written by Presswire,com
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Scancom (www.scancom.co.uk) are an Orange business specialist partner and BlackBerry® Alliance Member, and are proud to launch the first dedicated BlackBerry store in the UK.
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Europe
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Written by Presswire.com
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In a first for the online social community ASMALLWORLD, a live joint webcast with the International Herald Tribune, ‘Behind the Scenes: How to Report a War’ was deemed a success... |
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Europe
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Written by Presswire.com
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Who said there aren’t affordable Zone One new build properties for under £286,000? |
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Americas
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Written by Zachary Goelman
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The Union of Reform Judaism announced its opposition to the war in Iraq, but has encouraged its members to reach out and 'adopt' US soldiers. Touched by the gifts and letters of support, the soldiers sometimes reach back. |
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Americas
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Written by Tomas Dinges
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Public access TV, long the home of quirky, community-based programming, is struggling in the wake of efforts by cable companies to reduce funding for training and production for citizen producers. |
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Americas
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Written by Erin Schultz
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As the Iraq War turns five, anti-war protesters struggle to grab the public's attention. |
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Lifestyle
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Written by Vidya Rao
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A growing number of men across the country are picking up an unlikely hobby - knitting - and changing the face of the knitting world in the process. |
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Lifestyle
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Written by Olga Pierce
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Scientist parents don't necessarily check their analytical minds at the nursery door. Some of them look on the common problems of parenting as an intellectual puzzle that needs to be solved. |
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Americas
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Written by Matt Kennard
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After years in the wilderness, the Communist Party USA is giving itself a public relations and ideological makeover, and, with its new $1 million office, hopes to be running the US within 50 years. |
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Technology
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Written by Jane Y. Kim
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In an effort to get more Americans reading again, authors are taking their book tours to the big screen and online. By being able to appear to audiences without actually going anywhere, the authors and the people making the appearances hope to be able to spread the word faster. |
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Health
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Written by Josh Zembik
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Some over-tweezed. Others simply want a bushier brow. Across the country, women (and some men) are discovering a new solution to their eyebrow woes: transplants. |
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