JOURNAUX DES USA : NEW YORK TIMES
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- Can Si Newhouse Keep the Gloss Going? - 19/07/2008
Si Newhouse, the chairman of Condé Nast Publications, defies the image of the media baron driven by love of limelight, political influence or money.
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- Needing a Star, CNBC Made One - 19/07/2008
Only days into a new job at CNBC two and a half years ago, Erin Burnett was settling into orientation when the network decided to put her on camera.
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- Trading in Soccer Talent - 19/07/2008
Brazilian companies are engaging in a new and controversial wave of investment by buying up contracts of young soccer players and lending the players to teams.
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- To Save Gas, Shoppers Stay Home and Click - 19/07/2008
A number of retailers are experiencing double-digit sales growth on their shopping Web sites at a time when simply filling up a gas tank to head to the mall can seem like a spending spree.
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- Market Values: Picking Winners if Oil Falls - 19/07/2008
What if oil prices stage a significant and persistent retreat? The question took on some urgency this week when crude oil lost about $16 a barrel, or more than 11 percent.
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- Large Yahoo Shareholder Backs Board - 19/07/2008
Yahoo got a show of support on Friday from one of its biggest shareholders for its efforts to defend itself against a proxy fight by the activist investor Carl C. Icahn.
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- MTN and Reliance Fail to Strike Telecom Deal - 19/07/2008
South African mobile phone group MTN and India?s Reliance Communications called off talks aimed at creating a top-10 global telecoms group, saying they could not reach a deal.
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- Republic Services Rejects Waste Management Bid - 19/07/2008
Republic said its board unanimously rejected the $6.19 billion takeover offer from Waste Management, preferring to stick with an earlier agreement to combine with Allied Waste Industries.
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- Crude Prices Drive Schlumberger Profit - 19/07/2008
The oilfield services provider said second-quarter profit increased nearly 13 percent as high oil and natural gas prices prompted heavier spending among customers to find more fossil fuels.
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New York Times : World
Site : http://www.nytimes.com
- Obama Opens a Foreign Tour in Afghanistan - 19/07/2008
Senator Barack Obama began a high-stakes foreign trip in a country that is increasingly the focus of his clash with John McCain in the presidential campaign.
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- Mine Kills 9 in Indian Army in Kashmir - 19/07/2008
At least nine Indian soldiers were killed and more than 16 were wounded Saturday when their vehicle ran over a land mine near Srinagar, Kashmir?s main city, the police and witnesses said.
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- Rev. S. M. Moon Injured in Crash - 19/07/2008
A helicopter carrying the Rev. Sun Myung Moon, the founder of the Unification Church, crashed into a mountainside on Saturday, injuring Mr. Moon, his wife and 14 others.
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- Ping: Inside Nairobi, the Next Palo Alto? - 19/07/2008
A relatively small number of places ? all in wealthy countries or in China and India ? create nearly every important technological advance. But some in Nairobi are hoping to change that.
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- 19 Rebels Killed in Sri Lankan Fighting - 19/07/2008
Sri Lankan government forces killed 19 Tamil Tiger rebels in fresh fighting along the front lines of the island nation?s civil war, the military said.
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- Failure to Fix Base Hazards Worried Pentagon Official - 19/07/2008
The Pentagon had failed to act after its own safety survey found widespread electrical problems at American bases that had led to a series of deaths, injuries and fires, an expert said in an internal message.
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- Belgian King Seeks End to Political Deadlock - 19/07/2008
King Albert II asked three seasoned politicians to help him resolve a constitutional crisis that threatens to split 6.5 million Dutch speakers and 4 million Francophones.
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- U.S. in Meeting on North Korea - 19/07/2008
Foreign ministers of the United States, North Korea and four other countries will meet next week to discuss North Korea?s nuclear weapons programs, an official said.
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- Baby Penguins Washing Up Dead in Brazil - 19/07/2008
Hundreds of baby penguins swept from the icy shores of Antarctica and Patagonia are washing up dead on the beaches of Rio de Janeiro State in the past two months.
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- Trading in Soccer Talent - 19/07/2008
Brazilian companies are engaging in a new and controversial wave of investment by buying up contracts of young soccer players and lending the players to teams.
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- Mandela Celebrates His 90th Birthday - 19/07/2008
Nelson Mandela?s birthday was supposed to be a quiet affair in his ancestral village ? with a mere 500 of his closest friends in attendance, and a wry self-deprecation.
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New York Times : National
Site : http://www.nytimes.com
- Obama Opens a Foreign Tour in Afghanistan - 19/07/2008
Senator Barack Obama began a high-stakes foreign trip in a country that is increasingly the focus of his clash with John McCain in the presidential campaign.
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- Politics Has Dissidents Talking to A.F.L.-C.I.O. - 19/07/2008
The presidents of several labor unions that quit the A.F.L.-C.I.O. three years ago have been meeting with the federation to coordinate their political operations and message for the fall election.
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- Progress Reported in California Fires - 19/07/2008
Fire crews have extinguished all but 38 of the more than 2,000 blazes ignited in California in the past month, allowing most mandatory evacuations to be lifted so residents could return home.
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- Judge Returns Gray Wolves to Endangered List - 19/07/2008
Gray wolves in the greater Yellowstone area of the northern Rocky Mountains were again put under the protections of the Endangered Species Act by a judge in Montana.
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- Obama Fund-Raiser Excludes a Senator-Turned-Lobbyist - 19/07/2008
The Obama campaign found itself in an awkward position last week when it was forced to exclude a former United States senator, Max Cleland, from a fund-raiser because he is a registered lobbyist.
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- The Buzz About a McCain-Romney Ticket - 19/07/2008
Mitt Romney, Senator John McCain?s rival in the Republican primary, is now dutifully raising money and campaigning for the presumptive Republican candidate.
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- Names of the Dead - 19/07/2008
The Department of Defense has identified 4,117 American service members who have died since the start of the Iraq war. It confirmed the death of the following American on Friday:.
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New York Times : Sports
Site : http://www.nytimes.com
- Breezy Day at the British Open - 19/07/2008
A fearsome wind sweeping off the Irish Sea turned the third round of the British Open into a test of survival, the only goal to limit the damage.
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- Beckham Is Playing Well, but Without the Buzz - 19/07/2008
If David Beckham is ?a global sports icon who will transcend the sport of soccer in America and carry it on his shoulders,? as the M.L.S. commissioner proclaimed last year, then he has plenty of lifting to do.
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- Trading in Soccer Talent - 19/07/2008
Brazilian companies are engaging in a new and controversial wave of investment by buying up contracts of young soccer players and lending the players to teams.
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