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The Essentials
FALL may traditionally call for bulk and layers, but this season, the look is tight, tailored and tucked in. Ladies, it may be time to get a girdle. Pants are high-waisted and, mostly, skinny (look for more wide legs and bell-bottoms come spring). Gray is...Tags: Fashion Shows, Los Angeles Times, Entertainment
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Pakistan hotel bombing 'likely' al Qaeda
The SwampView of destruction caused by a bomb explosion at Marriott Hotel in Islamabad, Pakistan on Saturday, Sept 20, 2008. (AP Photo/B.K.Bangash) by Frank James IntelCenter, an organization that monitors terrorist groups, says al Qaeda or related groups are...Tags: Travel, Terrorism, Islam, Emergency Incidents, Hotel and Accommodation Industry
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Making their presence known
Spin CyclePoll: Hofstra Debate Obama photos McCain photos Poll: Who's winning? A group of young people in front of Hofstra's student center who appear dressed for a job interview make up "Hofstra Students for McCain." While admittedly smaller in numbers than......Tags: Polls, Sarah Palin
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Afghans Dust Off Long-Hidden Yen to Have Fun
Times Staff WriterFor the five years the Taliban was in power in this capital, Boba Abdul Shukor had to sell his wares in secret. His contraband was not drugs or pornography or alcohol but one of the oldest symbols of freedom, the modest kite. In the joyless world of...Tags: Drama (genre), Kabul (Afghanistan), Culture, Terrorism, Death
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Bazaar provides clue to how bin Laden might flee
Tribune foreign correspondentIf Osama bin Laden or his Al Qaeda fighters were to flee Afghanistan, there's a good chance they would pass through the fabled "smuggler's market." Practically everything spirited out of Afghanistan ends up at this black-market bazaar just outside...Tags: Organized Crime, Terrorism, Crimes, Crime, Law and Justice, Afghanistan
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Critical stage for biotechs
Sun StaffA number of Maryland's biotechnology companies will have prospective new drugs in their final round of clinical testing this year, a key stage for some in their efforts to fully evolve from research organizations into market-driven businesses....Tags: Philadelphia (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania), GlaxoSmithKline PLC, Companies and Corporations, United Therapeutics Corp., Locust Point
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Saddam's rule turned Eden into a wasteland
The Associated PressOf all Saddam Hussein's crimes, the most enduring may be the salt-encrusted moonscape that was once an Eden, where punishment by water diversion has put to death an ancient way of life. Not only did his regime kill many thousands by artillery shelling,...Tags: Forests, Saddam Hussein, Salt, Death, Wetlands
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