Al-Qaida like groups seen as dangerous
BeIRUT AP reports small, little known militant groups with al Qaida like ideologies operate globally. They carry out bombings in Morocco kidnap civilians in Iraq and attack Western compounds in Saudi Arabia. Analysts warn they form independent franchises sharing anti Western hatred and threaten security.
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Rice urges world to halt Iran's nuclear aims
National security adviser Condoleezza Rice says Iran's resumed centrifuge work and renewed nonproliferation violations concerns drive a new international willingness to act. She cautions the United States may act with allies if needed and notes Iran's claim of civilian scope under pressure from the IAEA.
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Israeli Army Distributes Radiation Pills near Dimona
Israeli soldiers of the Home Front Command began distributing radiation sickness pills to Beduin residents of the Abu Ashiba tribe northwest of Dimona in the Negev as a precaution against potential leaks from Israel's nuclear reactor nearby.
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Europeans spurn U S low carb diet craze
In Rome and across Europe the Atkins and similar plans have not taken hold. nutrition experts note bread and pasta remain central to meals and portion control is common. Italian vendors defend the Mediterranean diet as a healthier model amid obesity worries.
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Arab League urges more time for Sudan to solve Darfur crisis
Arab League chief Amr Musa calls for a suitably timed framework to allow Sudan to end the Darfur crisis. He spoke at an emergency session in Cairo as Obasanjo offers to host peace talks in Nigeria starting Aug 23 with Sudanese government and rebels invited.
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Warning to Wrist Pain Sufferers On Carpal Tunnel Misdiagnosis
Free report from Cedar Rapids claims carpal tunnel may not require surgery. Call 1-800-207-6261 for a toll free 24 hour recorded message and copy of the report.
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