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An undated handout picture made available by Rotana Production Company on Saturday shows Lebanese singer Najwa Karam in a scene of her new clip 'Am Bemzah Maak', written by Emad Shams Aldin and directed by Fady Hadad, in Beirut, Lebanon. −EPA
As Obama moves to center both left and right pile on with criticism
WASHINGTON - US presidential candidates historically steer to the political middle once nominated, but Democrat Barack Obama's unabashed grab for centrists American voters has further opened the door to Republican claims his message of change only applies to the positions he has taken in the past.
UAE News
Private schools get go-ahead to hike fee
DUBAI — The Ministry of Education yesterday announced an amended ministerial decree stipulating that private schools in the country could increase tuition fees, with immediate effect, between five and 30 per cent, subject to its last increase.
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Licence must for quad bikes and Jet Skis
Telephone calls will be cheaper from next year
Taking up a job without labour permit is illegal
Workers express anger over quality of food
Passengers can now rate performance of taxi drivers
RTA plans more welfare measures for taxi drivers
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Olympics 2008
China to shut more factories for Olympics: Xinhua
Tianjin, a port city just east of Beijing, has ordered 40 factories to shut for the Olympics, the latest dramatic step taken by China to ensure that pollution does not spoil the Games in August.
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Personality
Actress Binoche turns dancer for new show in London
Oscar-winning French actress Juliette Binoche is adding another string to her bow by appearing in a dance show which she is co-directing with top British choreographer Akram Khan, she said Friday.
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Young blind photographers use eyes of the heart
Yutaka Meijo holds his breath to make sure his camera stays steady, carefully brings the object into focus and waits just a moment before clicking the shutter - relying only on his ears and a hunch.
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SPORTS News
Venus Williams beats sister Serena in straight sets for her fifth Wimbledon title
WIMBLEDON, England - Venus Williams beat sister Serena 7-5, 6-4 Saturday to win her fifth Wimbledon title and seventh Grand Slam championship. It was Venus' first win over her younger sibling in a Grand Slam final since the 2001 U.S. Open, and evened their career head-to-head record at 8-8. Venus came from 3-1 down in the first set to turn around the match, breaking Serena four times while dropping her own serve twice in a high-quality contest in windy conditions.
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Sri Lanka pin Cup final hopes on Mendis
Japan beat Egypt in World League volleyball
Alonso fastest in final Silverstone practice
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