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| Weekly updates: Saturday, March 13, 2010 7:00:00 PM Wing ace Brunt in line for 2m move Hammers and Charlton lead chase for Wednesday star The chase to land Northern Ireland winger Chris Brunt in a summer transfer swoop has begun. And with offers of 2million expected to be tabled for the 22-year-old his cash-strapped Sheffield Wednesday http://c.moreover.comPalestinians agree to new government GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip - Prime Minister Ismail Haniyeh on Thursday presented the list of ministers in his new Cabinet to President Mahmoud Abbas, concluding the formation of a new coalition that Palestinian factions hope will lead the government out of http://c.moreover.comParked Car Explodes, Kills 4 on Iraq Bus BAGHDAD (AP) -- A parked car bomb exploded in a volatile city south of Baghdad Thursday, killing at least four people on a bus packed with workers and wounding 24, police said. The blast came a day after the U.S. military said stopping such attacks had http://c.moreover.comWester installed bishop of Utah Utah Catholics figuratively threw open the doors of their cathedral - and their hearts - Wednesday to welcome a new bishop for whom they've waited more than a year.Jeffrey D. Allred, Deseret Morning NewsBishop John C. Wester, center, talks with http://c.moreover.comJolie adopts Vietnamese orphan HO CHI MINH CITY (Reuters) - Angelina Jolie adopted her fourth child on Thursday, a Vietnamese boy from a Ho Chi Minh City orphanage. Government officials said the boy was renamed Pax Thien Jolie and is almost three-and-a-hal
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years old. http://c.moreover.comIsrael Says It Won't Work With Coalition GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip (AP) -- The rival Hamas and Fatah movements formed a long-elusive unity government Thursday, hoping to end bloody infighting and lead the Palestinians out of yearlong international isolation. Israel immediately said, however, that http://c.moreover.comCrist advises Florida pay for teen's death Thursday, March 15, 2007 MITCH STACY The Associated Press TAMPA - Gov. Charlie Crist said Wednesday the state should give $5 million to the family of a teenager who died last year after he was manhandled by juvenile boot camp guards. Crist's comments http://c.moreover.com |
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