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Meat - Red Meat - Beef - Food - Health   (rhubie)
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 NZ Herald 
European DNA meat-tracing spreads to US
| US Meat retailers can now trace their wares from the ranch to the refrigerator using DNA analysis. | IdentiGEN, based in Ireland with US offices in Lawrence, Kansas, says its DNA TraceBack technolog... (photo: WN / Rubielyn Bunag)
 Villagers on the island of Sumatra, Indonesia, catch boxes of food tossed from a US Navy (USN) helicopter during Operation UNIFIED ASSISTANCE, the humanitarian operation effort in the wake of the Tsunami that struck South East Asia on December 26, 2004.
Aid   Disaster   Photos   Society   US  
 The Australian 
US help could save thousands of lives
| ONE April day in 1991, the world awoke to the news that a devastating cyclone and tidal wave had struck the coast of Bangladesh. As bodies washed ashore by the thousand and the death toll rose to 13... (photo: US Navy file/PHAN Nicholas Morton)
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 Wayne Rooney, July 2004 Sporting Life
Wigan v Manchester United
| By Ken Gaunt, PA Sport | Wayne Rooney made a surprise return for Manchester United in their bid to wrap up the Barclays Premier League title at Wigan today. | The Engla... (photo: WN)
League   Manchester   Photos   Soccer   Sport  
Haile Gebrselassie from Ethopia, Marathon  (rks2) Yahoo Daily News
Paula plays down pollution
has admitted she may wear a face mask at the Beijing Olympics this summer - but not while running. More Stories | Britain's top distance runner has so far played down the... (photo: AP / )
Beijing   Britain   Olympics   Photos   Sports  
Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe greets party supporters at a rally in Mvurwi, about 160 kilometres (100 miles) north of Harare, Zimbabwe, Friday, March, 14, 2008. Mugabe called people to vote for him in the upcoming presidential elections set for March 29 International Herald Tribune
Zimbabwe opposition seeks peacekeepers for run-off
| : Zimbabwe's main opposition group has stepped up efforts to secure regional peacekeepers for a run-off presidential election against Robert Mugabe after weeks of viole... (photo: AP / Tsvangirayi Mukwazhi)
Elections   Photos   Politics   Society   Zimbabwe  
 Gordon Brown, Britain´s Treasury chief and the predicted successor to Prime Minister Tony Blair, laughs as he listens to a question from the audience following his speech on the environment during a conference in central London, Monday March 12, 20 The Australian
PM to fight against Scottish independence
| BRITISH Prime Minister Gordon Brown has pledged today to do "whatever is necessary" to preserve the United Kingdom in face of demands for Scottish independence. | In an... (photo: AP/Lefteris Pitarakis, pool)
Brown   Government   Photos   Prime Minister   UK  
 Prime Minister Tony Blair warned on Friday it would be very difficult for Northern Ireland´s feuding politicians to strike a deal on power-sharing if they failed to agree by a November deadline. WN/Bero Amer CNN
Blair broke promises to stand down, says deputy
| LONDON, England (AP) -- Tony Blair's former deputy says he intervened in dozens of angry disputes between the prime minister and his eventual successor Gordon Brown, ev... (photo: WN/Bero Amer)
Britain   Broadcast   England   Photos   Politics  
 Britain´s Prime Minister Tony Blair pauses as he listens to a reporter´s question during a joint news conference with visiting President of Ghana John Agyekum Kufuor, unseen, following their meeting at Blair´s official residence in 10 D News24
Book exposes Blair, Brown
| London - Tony Blair repeatedly broke promises on making way for Gordon Brown as Britain's premier, leaving a "furious" Brown exploding like a "volcano", Blair's former ... (photo: (AP Photo/Lefteris Pitarakis, pool))
Blair   Book   Brown   London   Photos   Slideshow  
 Britain´s Prime Minister Tony Blair, left,  with his Deputy John Prescott,  (rs1) The Daily Mail
'I told Blair to sack badly behaved Brown,' reveals John Prescott
| John Prescott revealed today that he challenged Tony Blair to sack Gordon Brown if he could no longer tolerate his behaviour. | The former deputy Prime Minister also to... (photo: AP)
Blair   Brown   Photos   Politics   UK  
British Airways International Herald Tribune
BA seeks chief operations officer
| : British Airways is seeking to fill a new role of chief operations officer to replace two executives who quit in the wake of the Heathrow Terminal 5 fiasco. | A Britis... (photo: creative commons / )
Airline   Business   Industry   Photos   Transport  
 Prime Minister Tony Blair warned on Friday it would be very difficult for Northern Ireland´s feuding politicians to strike a deal on power-sharing if they failed to agree by a November deadline. WN/Bero Amer Buffalo News
Blair urged to run in 2005, wife says
| LONDON (AP) - Tony Blair considered not running for a third term as British prime minister but his wife and others persuaded him it would be seen as an admission that h... (photo: WN/Bero Amer)
Britain   Government   Photos   Politics   Tony Blair  
Wine BBC News
Two held over 'drunk dinghy' trip
| Two people have been arrested after they took a dinghy while under the influence of alcohol and capsized. | The man, 20, and woman, 18, had to be rescued off the coast ... (photo: GFDL / Leridant )
Alcohol   Human   Influence   Photos   Woman  
Heathrow Terminal 5 BBC News
T5 foreign passengers 'unchecked'
| Security errors at Heathrow's T5 have allowed foreign passengers to enter the UK without showing their passports. | British Airways (BA) blamed confusion over the termi... (photo: GFDL / Sunil060902)
Aerospace   London   Photos   Security   Transport  
Glasgow Rangers' manager Walter Smith, Soccer Sporting Life
Murray Savours Season
| Rangers chairman Sir David Murray believes Walter Smith's team are giving the club exceptional value for money - and has backed it up with hard evidence. | Murray has h... (photo: AP)
Europe   Football   Money   Photos   Sports  
Politics Business & Economy
- US help could save thousands of lives
- Brown not prickly, says Miliband
- Ministers attack Burma response
- Pakistan leaders fail to reach accord on restoring judges
 Villagers on the island of Sumatra, Indonesia, catch boxes of food tossed from a US Navy (USN) helicopter during Operation UNIFIED ASSISTANCE, the humanitarian operation effort in the wake of the Tsunami that struck South East Asia on December 26, 2004.
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- European DNA meat-tracing spreads to US
- Allsopp bid for stamp duty cut
- Tide may be turning for dollar
- Ryanair says plans to halve ticket prices
Meat - Red Meat - Beef - Food - Health   (rhubie)
European DNA meat-tracing spreads to US
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Society & Culture Science & Technology
- How the Tate got streetwise
- Children revel in a taste of theatre, onstage and off
- Le Moyne College donates portrait of its founder
- Warning over social care funding
Cancer
Organizers rev up for cancer walk
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- Johnson & Wales students re-create meal served on Titanic
- A greener, if older, way to fly
- Sexist culture drives women out of science
- Nasa life-hunter closes in on Mars
A woman looks at a plane landing near the new terminal 3 of the Beijing Capital International airport in Beijing Tuesday, Feb. 26, 2008. The Chinese capital will start trial operations of the latest terminal to cope with ever increasing air passenger numbers. (AP Photo/Ng Han Guan)hg3
A greener, if older, way to fly
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Health Sport
- Johnson & Wales students re-create meal served on Titanic
- Call for jab opt-out penalty
- Prescott memoirs awkward for PM
- A revived conservative movement - in Britain
Cancer
Organizers rev up for cancer walk
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- Birmingham and Reading relegated
- Bradford Bulls quick to stamp authority
- Parents finally consoled as gamers score cash
- Carle gives Bristol leg up to top flight
 Wayne Rooney, July 2004
Wigan v Manchester United
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Terrorism Human Rights
- Turkey's military targets Kurdish rebel bases in strikes
- Anti-terror police are questioning a man who has previously
- Police mount search for missing Briton
- Terrorist preacher bailed in Britain
 This frame grab provided by the U.S. Department of Justice shows Osama bin Laden in a CNN interview in 1997. Jurors in the Jose Padilla terrorism support case saw this video Tuesday June 26, 2007 of Osama bin Laden denouncing the United States as "t
Bin Laden's 'right hand' to be freed
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- Zimbabwe opposition seeks peacekeepers for run-off
- Rights group unhappy that Britain did not charge ex-Sri Lank
- UK: Missed Chance to Charge Sri Lankan Rights Abuser
- Somali insurgents briefly seize police base
Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe greets party supporters at a rally in Mvurwi, about 160 kilometres (100 miles) north of Harare, Zimbabwe, Friday, March, 14, 2008. Mugabe called people to vote for him in the upcoming presidential elections set for March 29
Zimbabwe opposition seeks peacekeepers for run-off
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