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Gardaí question man over death of girl (12) in Dublin

The Irish Times, Aug 29, 2010 / Gardaí are continuing to question a man in connection with the death of a girl (12) whose body was discovered by a canal in west Dublin yesterday.

Abu Dhabi Records 16% Rise In Hotel Guests

Zawya.com, Aug 29, 2010 / Abu Dhabi saw a 16% rise in the number guests staying in the emirate's 116 licensed hotels and hotel apartments last month compared to July 2009.

World comics convention coming to Abu Dhabi

Middle East Online, Aug 29, 2010 / Middle East Film & Comic Con to hold first such event in region.

New Abu Dhabi code could cut energy bills by 40%

ArabianBusiness.com, Aug 29, 2010 / A new green code being implemented in the UAE capital this week could see energy bills sliced by 41 percent and water use reduced by 26 percent, The National reported.

Bestselling Tony Blair goes house-hunting in Barbados

Telegraph - London - UK, Aug 29, 2010 / "Tony has a lot of friends on the island and has looked at property but he has not purchased anything yet to the best of our knowledge."

'Big Boys Toys' event set to attract top aviation customers across the globe

AMEinfo.com, Aug 29, 2010 / With the region currently accounting for approximately six per cent of the global business jets market, and demand for an additional 400 units expected to surface within the next eight years, the market for these luxury aircrafts is set to witness further growth.

Vast majority favour tougher begging laws

Irish Independent, Aug 29, 2010 / Dublin's iconic Ha'penny Bridge has become a battleground of rival "indigents and beggars" scuffling for the best begging "pitches".

Hardliners push for Baasyir's freedom on Web

The Jakarta Post - Indonesia, Aug 29, 2010 / Islamic hard-liners have launched a full-scale campaign in cyberspace seeking the release of Indonesia's best-known radical cleric.

Josh Gross: Five things we learned from UFC 118

Sports Illustrated, Aug 29, 2010 / If he didn't prove that last April in Abu Dhabi, the scrappy wrestler from Toms River, N.J., undoubtedly did Saturday in Boston with a clean sheet against the 31-year-old Hawaiian.

Aldar, Emaar lead UAE markets higher

ArabianBusiness.com, Aug 29, 2010 / Emaar Properties and Aldar Properties advanced in early trade, extending gains, lifting markets in the UAE.

Depa acquires Design Studio in Singapore

AMEinfo.com, Aug 29, 2010 / Depa Limited is a leading interior contracting company in the Middle East, North Africa and Southeast Asia regions.

The Oath Keeper - Villain Or Valiant?

The American Thinker, Aug 29, 2010 / "I was only following orders", has been heard in courts across the world as justification for various crimes, in war and peace, throughout history.

Ramadan fasts inspire late-night football in UAE

CNN International, Aug 26, 2010 / The familiar sound of beating drums still fills the stadium as the United Arab Emirates begins its new football season, but matches are kicking off a lot later this summer.

Nigeria: Govt to Commence Rigorous Overhaul of University System

AllAfrica.com, Aug 26, 2010 / Following the perennial reports of deplorable strategic goals, poor curriculum and lack of institutional governance in universities across the country, the Federal Government would soon embark on the overhaul of the country's university system to make it conform to international standards.

Twenty20 match for flood victims

BBC Sport, Aug 26, 2010 / South Africa will play a second Twenty20 international against Pakistan to raise funds for the victims of the country's worst floods in history.

Quran burning raises fear of violence here, elsewhere

The Gainesville Sun - Gainesville FL, Aug 26, 2010 / Jones asked, eliciting a smattering of laughs.

The 'Merchant Of Death'

Asia Times, Aug 26, 2010 / He has seven aliases, a handful of passports, and has been described by US officials as one of the world's most prolific arms traffickers, with clients ranging from the Taliban to Liberian warlord Charles Taylor.

Hong Kong grieves - and rages

Asia Times, Aug 26, 2010 / Flags are flying at half staff, tears are flowing and eulogies are already being spoken for the eight Hong Kong tourists who were killed on Monday after being held hostage for more than 10 hours by a former Filipino policeman turned gunman on a tour bus in the heart of Manila.

Gatx May Sell Debt as Issuance Falls Amid Economy Concern: New Issue Alert

Bloomberg.com, Aug 26, 2010 / Gatx Corp ., a Chicago-based company that leases railroad cars and other equipment, may sell debt as corporate bond offerings declined 57 percent amid investor concern the economy will slide back into recession.

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    Telegraph - London - UK, Aug 24, 2010/ The attack comes amid two days of fighting that have killed at least 40 civilians and wounded more than 130 in the capital according to Ali Muse, the head of Mogadishu's ambulance service.

  • Plane crashes in Nepal; foreigners among 14 dead The Seattle Times - Seattle WA

    The Seattle Times - Seattle WA, Aug 24, 2010/ A small passenger plane heading to the Mount Everest region crashed in heavy rain Tuesday outside Nepal's capital, killing all 14 people aboard, including four Americans, a Briton and a Japanese national, officials said.

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    MarketWatch, Aug 24, 2010/ Scottish-headquartered oil exploration group Cairn Energy reported Tuesday that it sharply reduced net losses for the first half of the year, saying its first well in Greenland is showing signs of promise.

  • World stock markets fall as economy worries linger The Palm Beach Post - Palm Beach FL

    The Palm Beach Post - Palm Beach FL, Aug 24, 2010/ World stock markets retreated Tuesday as the strong yen knocked Japanese shares and investors anticipated more bad news from U.S. economic reports this week.

  • Two British hostages survive bus siege carnage as eight are shot dead by rogue cop The Daily Mirror - London - UK

    The Daily Mirror - London - UK, Aug 24, 2010/ Two Britons were rescued from a horrifying bus siege in which eight hostages died yesterday after a sacked policeman made a crazed attempt to get his job back.

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