| Choosing a Weight-Loss Program for your Child |
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| Have Terrorists Found'Our Achilles Heel'? |
| National Security group headed by former 9/11 Commission members says Al Qaeda and other terror groups are increasingly turning to homegrown terrorists to carry out attacks on the U.S.Poll: Most Believe U.S. Is Safer Post-9/11 | VIDEO Old Friend Challenges Bin Laden |
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| It's a big purchase, so why not invest some time in basic financial analysis |
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| Saints grind out 14-9 win over Vikings in opener
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 AP - The New Orleans Saints opened their title defense by winning with defense. Jonathan Vilma intercepted Brett Favre, and the Saints allowed the Minnesota Vikings only two first downs and no points in the second half of a hard-fought 14-9 victory in the NFL's regular season opener on Thursday night.
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| Aries Horoscope for September 10, 2010 |
| Some think of you as totally self-motivated, but you're more altruistic than anyone realizes. Today brings out your good energy in a way that makes all your critics sit up and take notice!
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| Who Lives There: In Newport, but Not of It |
| The creator of the TED conference and his novelist wife, who live in a grand 19th-century copy of an 18th-century French country house, happily shun Rhode Island society.
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| Review: Phoenix's 'I'm Still Here' |
| On Feb. 11, 2009, when Joaquin Phoenix made his infamous monosyllabic, grunged-out appearance on "Late Show With David Letterman," it inspired an orgy of media gossip fueled by a basic question: Was Phoenix having some sort of mental breakdown -- or was his whole shambling, beatnik-derelict routine an elaborate hoax?
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| Berlin Journal: Chinese Food, the Wines of Germany, and a Debate |
| As debate over immigration swirls in Germany, a Berlin restaurant with a Chinese immigrant owner and an extensive German wine list is thriving.
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| The charm of colorful, lush Colombia |
| From quaint towns and scenic lakes to coffee plantations, Colombia charmed our iReporters who captured the country's spirit in these great photographs.
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| John the Fearless Assassinated (1419) |
| Son of Philip the Bold, John the Fearless was duke of Burgundy from 1404–1419. He continued his father's feud with Louis, Duke of Orléans, brother of King Charles VI, and became popular by advocating reforms. In 1407, he had Louis assassinated and later obtained control of the French government. Rivalry with the supporters of Orléans led to civil war in 1411, and he seized Paris in 1418. At a negotiation meeting with the dauphin—the future King Charles VII—John was assassinated. Who killed him? Discuss |
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| breakwater |
| DEFINITION: (noun) A protective structure of stone or concrete; extends from shore into the water to prevent a beach from washing away.
SYNONYMS: jetty, seawall, bulwark, groin, mole.
USAGE: The clamor of Benares, oldest of all earth's cities awake before the Gods, day and night, beat round the walls as the sea's roar round a breakwater.
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