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| | Ted Kennedy, the iconic senator from Massachusetts and a key early Obama supporter and the second-longest serving senator behind only fellow icon Robert Byrd, has suffered a seizure after only recently overcoming serious brain cancer. |
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| | by Graeme S Houston, Sep 27, 2008 | | Comments(0) Liked It: 1 |
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| | On 25 September 2008, the UK government unveiled the first identity cards to widespread horror amongst the public. The card, which will contain biometric information, will be issued from November onwards. Initially, only non-EU students and marriage visa holders will be expected to receive them, but this has been described by critics as a soft start-up for wider distribution. |
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| | No To New Esteray Airport. |
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| | Apprehensive of the government notification banning smoking in "public places", including offices and restaurants, from October 2, ITC and the Indian Hotels Association have moved the Delhi high court challenging its legality, arguing that it makes no distinction between private and public spaces. |
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| | It’s a victory for the common man. The verdict has conveyed a stern message to society that such acts shouldn’t be repeated. |
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| | It discusses about the mindset of the gold medalists involved in the terror attacks all over India in the past three months. |
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| | Information about the country of Tajikistan. |
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| | The coffee culture in the youth of the east. |
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| | Prisoners in England are being encouraged to "go green". |
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| | Freedom of speech is the concept of the inherent human right to voice one's opinion publicly without fear of censorship or punishment. |
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