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Condi Rice
Sues Makers of Borat
Says she was
“duped” into
playing Brahms's
second piano concerto
topless. |
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| TECHNOLOGY |
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New Software Edits Out All
Unnecessary Action From
Baseball Games
Next version does similar for R-rated
movies. |
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| BUSINESS |
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McDonald’s Won’t
Give Timetable For Switchover From Trans
Fats
Would impede ability to respond to
changing conditions on the ground. |
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UK: Burger
King Removes Commercials
From Children's
Shows
After complaints from
royal family. |
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| CONSUMER NEWS |
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40,000
Talking Jesus Dolls
Recalled
Mistakenly shipped with
audio from Talking
Richard Pryor doll. |
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| SCIENCE |
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Blind Mice See Again After
Retinal Transplant
Leveling playing field versus
farmer's wife with carving knife. |
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Nobelist: Pollution Could Halt
Global Warming
For sale: '05 metallic blue Toyota
Prius, like new, low mileage, best offer. |
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 New Evidence
Suggests Neanderthals
Once Bred With Humans
Based on interviews with
hundreds of Neanderthals. |
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| HEALTH / MEDICINE |
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Study: Chocolate Milk Good
for Athletes After Strenuous Exercise
Like standing up, walking from couch
to refrigerator and back. |
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| CORRECTION |
| We reported
that President Bush has appointed
an advocate of family planning,
Dr. Erik Keroack, as the new
chief of family planning programs
at the DHHS, supervising $283
million in grants "designed
to provide access to
contraceptive supplies and
information to all who want and
need them." In fact, Dr.
Keroack is an opponent of family
planning who regards the
distribution of contraceptives as
"demeaning to women."
We regret any confusion caused by
our mistake. |
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