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This summer, Italy’s special rescue workers were again chalking up success: some 300 dogs ready to help save lives on dozens of Italian beaches.In early
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High above Thailand's parched landscape the kingdom's fleet of intrepid royal rainmakers work their meteorological wizardry.A squadron of 20 aircraft plunges through the clouds firing ...Erupting Vanuatu volcano lures thrill-seeking tourists
As the Mount Yasur volcano cracks like thunder, spewing molten rock and billowing clouds of ash, it sends a warm rush of air to tourists ...Brazil's pampered pets, best hospitals
When Pierre's regular check-up revealed his kidneys were struggling and he needed dialysis, there was no question what to do.His owner, Cibele Dominigues, admitted the ...The new face of Malaysia's Islamic witchdoctors
By day he is a BlackBerry-wielding computer analyst, but by night he destroys evil spirits using the Koran. Meet Mazlan Hakim, one of the new ...Suspense as Britain bids to save silent Hitchcock thrillers
Examining buckled film reels under a microscope, technicians pore over each precious original frame of Alfred Hitchcock's early movies as Britain bids to salvage the ...In Lebanon it’s what you are that counts
A Shiite Muslim in Lebanon’s diplomatic corps can forget about being appointed ambassador to Washington. The same goes for a posting in London for a ...Student politics wreck Bangladesh campus life
History student Abubakar Siddique, 21, was in his dormitory room on Dhaka University’s campus in February when a sharp object flew through a window and ...
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Dear Marylin
It takes great courage to post this for all to read...KUDOS!!!!
I am a recovering alcoholic, gambler, and other addiction problems. I published a book, Gripped by Gambling, where the readers can follow the destructive path ...
Why is anyone surprised by his statement. He is only saying what the rest of Macau thinks.
Anywhere else in the world he would be kicked ...
The last sentence in the articel says it all.....






