• Basic English (p)(f)
  Basic English is a constructed language with a small number of words created by Charles Kay Ogden and described in his book Basic English: A General Introduction with Rules and Grammar (1930). The language is based on a simplified version of English. - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Sep 14, 2005
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• Bass Fishing Resource Guide - Pro`s Soft Bait Glue - Review (p)(f)
  I just recently started gluing my plastic baits to the line without a hook
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• BBC NEWS | Africa | Chad in `state of war` with Sudan (p)(f)
  Chad says it is in "a state of war" with neighbour Sudan over the security crisis in the east of the country. [Darfur in cross-fire] BBC Dec 23, 2005 17:18 GMT
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• BBC NEWS | Africa | Malawi appeal gets `not a penny` (p)(f)
  The United Nation`s $88m food appeal for Malawi has received not a single penny, the organisation has said. BBC News Oct 16, 2005
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• BBC NEWS | Africa | Malawi issues food crisis appeal (p)(f)
  Malawian President Bingu wa Mutharika has declared a national disaster over the food shortages which are threatening almost half the population. BBC News Oct 16, 2005
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• BBC NEWS | Americas | Bush defends US spying programme (p)(f)
  US President George W Bush has strongly defended his domestic spying programme, which involves eavesdropping on people with suspected ties to terror groups. BBC Jan 2, 2006
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• BBC NEWS | Americas | Lobbyist case threatens Congress (p)(f)
  The US justice department has said it intends to pursue senior politicians suspected of taking bribes from prominent lobbyist Jack Abramoff. BBC Jan 4, 2006
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• BBC NEWS | Health | `Guidelines mean missed cancers` (p)(f)
  New guidelines that restrict which patients GPs can refer to hospital will mean cancers are missed, warn doctors. BBCNews Feb 4, 2005
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• BBC NEWS | Health | Chocolate `helps blood vessels` (p)(f)
  Eating dark chocolate helps blood vessels function more effectively, researchers have claimed. BBC News June 1, 2004
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• BBC NEWS | Health | Chocolate may cut heart disease (p)(f)
  Researchers have produced more evidence that dark chocolate may help to reduce the risk of serious heart disease BBC News
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• BBC NEWS | Health | Cup of cocoa may keep doctor away (p)(f)
  A cup of cocoa a day may help to keep the doctor away. BBC News Nov 8, 2003
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• BBC NEWS | Health | Hole-in-heart linked to migraine (p)(f)
  Some cases of severe migraine may be effectively treated by closing a hole in the heart, research suggests. MArch 13, 2006
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• BBC News | HEALTH | Tea `could help prevent cancer` (p)(f)
  Drinking tea could help prevent cancers, say scientists. They say antioxidants in tea offer protective benefits against cancers of the stomach and oesophagus (gullet). BBC News april 9, 2002
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• BBC NEWS | Middle East | Saudi king vows to crush al-Qaeda (p)(f)
  Saudi Arabia`s King Abdullah has vowed to crush the "scourge" of al-Qaeda, in his first televised interview since becoming king. The king told US TV that Islam is a "religion of peace" that rejects the 11 September 2001 attacks, but admitted extremism had not been eliminated. BBC News Oct 14, 2005
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• BBC NEWS | Middle East | US TV host sorry for Sharon slur (p)(f)
  US TV evangelist Pat Robertson has apologised for saying Israeli leader Ariel Sharon`s stroke was divine retribution for leaving the Gaza Strip. BBC Jan 13, 2006
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• BBC NEWS | Middle East | Zarqawi `captured and released` (p)(f)
  Iraqi police captured and mistakenly released militant leader Abu Musab al-Zarqawi last year, the Iraqi deputy interior minister has said. BBC Dec 16, 2005 1500
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• BBC NEWS | UK | Scotland | Breath test cancer screening plan (p)(f)
  Two Scottish universities have joined forces in an attempt to perfect an early screening breath-test technique for cancers and other diseases. BBC News June 10, 2006
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• BBC NEWS | UK | UK troop numbers to fall by 800 (p)(f)
  The number of UK troops in Iraq will be reduced by 800 to 7,000, Defence Secretary John Reid has announced
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• Be ready. Make a plan.Communities of the National Capital Region. (p)(f)
  Now is the time to prepare for emergencies.
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• Bearcat 100xl Manual (f)
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