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  Cigarette   Disease   Photos   Slideshow   Smoking   Women		  Daily Press 
Women who stop smoking reduce their risk of contracting diseases.
Women who stop smoking dramatically reduce their risk of heart disease and stroke by 20 percent within five years, and have a lung cancer risk similar to that of a nonsmoker after 30 years, a new... (photo: WN / Janice Sabnal)
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Agriculture   Crops   Farmer   Milwaukee   Photos		  The Examiner 
Wis. farmers opt out of federal Conservation Reserve Program
MILWAUKEE (Map, News) - Thousands of acres of farmland that had been part of the federal Conservation Reserve Program are being plowed and planted... (photo: WN)
Popcorn  Scientific American 
Popcorn fans eat more whole grain: study
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - People who snack on popcorn may consume more whole grains and less meat than their peers who don't, new research shows. Fewer than 10 percent of Americans meet current... (photo: Creative Commons Photo)
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Democratic presidential hopeful Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill., greets supporters at a rally Tuesday, Feb. 12, 2008, in Madison Wis (tmg1)  News24 
Obama slams Bush's fear speech
Washington - White House hopeful Barack Obama on Thursday accused President George W Bush of tainting US foreign policy with the "politics of fear" after the US leader implied in Israel that Democrats... (photo: AP / Rick Bowmer)
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A Colombian soldier guards the area where the helicopter carrying OAS, Organization of American States, Secretary-General Jose Miguel Insulza, of Chile, will land to visit a coca field in El Azul, in the Putumayo state, near Colombia's southern border with Ecuador, Tuesday, March 11, 2008. Insulza heads an OAS commission that will investigate a Colombian cross-border military raid on a rebel camp that killed a top rebel leader in Ecuador and sparked a diplomatic crisi The Star
Interpol says no tampering on FARC laptops
BOGOTA (Reuters) - Interpol, the international police agency, said on Thursday documents found on Colombian rebel computers, which Colombia's government charges show that... (photo: AP / Fernando Vergara)
Colombia   Ecuador   FARC   Photos   Venezuela
Democratic presidential hopeful, Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill., talks to reporters on his campaign charter en route to Chicago, Wednesday, May 14, 200 The Australian
Bush, Obama clash over 'fear' tactics
WHITE House hopeful Barack Obama has accused President George W Bush of tainting US foreign policy with the "politics of fear" after the US leader implied in Israel that... (photo: AP / Jae C. Hong)
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President Bush waves after addressing the Knesset in Jerusalem, Thursday, May 15, 200 The Star
Bush presents peace prophecy for Middle East
JERUSALEM (Reuters) - U.S. President George W. Bush offered a peace prophecy for the Middle East on Thursday in which the enemies of the United States faced a future of... (photo: AP / Susan Walsh)
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U.S. Sen. John McCain The Washington Times
EDITORIAL: McCain's path to victory
Barack Obama and John McCain are ignoring Hillary Clinton's decisive win in the West Virginia primary on Tuesday and are instead campaigning against each other. In order... (photo: AP / Phil McCarten)
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Studies say reactive nitrogen a growing hazard in the environment
WASHINGTON - While carbon dioxide has been getting lots of publicity in climate change, reactive forms of nitrogen are also building up in the environment, scientists... (photo: Public Domain / Jason Zou)
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Army Lt. Col. Steven Jordan, the former director of the interrogation center at Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq, left, walks toward a military courthouse at Fort McNair with his legal council team including Maj. Kris Poppe, center, and Cpt. Samuel Spitzberg, in Washington on Tuesday, Jan. 30, 2007. Jordan, the only officer charged with crimes in the Abu Ghraib prisoner abuse scandal was arraigned Tuesday. Domestic spying far outpaces terrorism prosecutions Infowars
President George W. Bush holds a press conference Wednesday, Oct. 17, 2007, in the James S. Brady Press Briefing Room. "Congress has work to do on the budget. One of Congress´s basic duties is to fund the day-to-day operations of the federal g US Urged to Reform Foreign Aid Common Dreams
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ag2 Miami Heat vs Los Angeles Lakers in Miami, FL 12/25/06. Wade on a drive to the basket. (4) Utah Jazz (2-2) at (1) Los Angeles Lakers (2-2), 10:30 p.m. The News & Observer
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Poverty & Employment
ADVANCE FOR WEEKEND OF JAN 27-28 ** FILE** The Mountaineer Wind Energy Center on Backbone Mountain near Thomas, W.Va., is shown in a July 9, 2003, file photo. West Virginia is one of the Appalachian states that have made strides in attracting wind-power developers. It has has one wind farm running and two proposed. A company is evaluating several sites in eastern Kentucky to find a home for a wind farm, in hopes of delivering electricity to roughly 65,000 homes within the next five years. (AP Photo/Dale Sparkshg3 DOE report: Wind power can provide 20% of U.S. power needs by 2030 The Business Review
Hewlett Packard - HP (rt1) Hewlett-Packard confirms $13.9B EDS acquisition The Business Review
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Jack Black. (dy1) Panda hors d'oeuvres as Cannes awaits Indiana Jones main course The Times
Cate Blanchett Cate refuses to go under the knife The Times Of India
'Indiana Jones': Real archaeologists don't have whips 'Indiana Jones': Real archaeologists don't have whips Houston Chronicle
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