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Asian Markets Drop on European Debt Fears

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Asian shares fell and the euro slipped Tuesday amid fears that Europe's sovereign debt troubles are worsening and could trigger a second full-blown banking crisis.

Blondie Spreads Panic to Fans

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In more than 30 years since smash hit song Heart of Glass took Blondie from new wave upstarts to mainstream stars, frontwoman Deborah Harry has transformed herself many times, younger members have joined the band and albums have gone from vinyl to digital.
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Insult to Injury: Apple Injunction Pulls Galaxy Tab Upon Debut

Samsung was prepping to roll out its new Galaxy Tab 7.7 -- the latest in attempts to erode market share from tablet leader Apple -- but a legal victory from its rival instead forced the company to remove the device from displays just days after it was revealed.
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A model holds a Samsung Electronics' new tablet 'Galaxy Tab 10.1' during its launch ceremony at the firm's headquarters in Seoul

German Court Bans Sales of Samsung's New 7.7-inch Tablet

Samsung Electronics Co has stopped promoting its new tablet computer at Europe's biggest consumer electronics fair after a court-ordered sales injunction in Germany, the latest setback in its global patent battle with Apple Inc.
Usain Bolt of Jamaica congratulates Christophe Lemaitre of France after the men's 200 metres final at the IAAF World Athletics Championships in Daegu

Bolt Back Where He Belongs, Vlasic Vanquished

Usain Bolt raced to redemption in 19.40 golden seconds on Saturday to retain his world 200 metres title while Anna Chicherova ended Blanka Vlasic's four-year run as high jump world champion.
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Flare Surfing in Indonesia [VIDEO]

Imagine surfing with a lit flare on the back of your board. That's exactly what surfer Bruce irons did in a shoot with the Red Bull Minor Threat team.
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Gold Steady in Asian Trading

Gold prices held steady on Friday as investors stood on the sidelines ahead of a key U.S. payrolls report due later in the day, after recent data sent mixed signals about the status of the world's largest economy.
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Ned Kelly: Remains Identified But Skull Still at Large

Kelly's skull was last thought to have sat on the desk of a Victorian state police detective in 1929. The successful identification of Kelly's remains happened 131 years after he was hanged for murder. Scientists used DNA from Kelly's great great nephew, a Melbourne teacher, Leigh Olver, to identify his bones from others in a mass prison grave.
Headless Remains of Australian Outlaw Ned Kelly Found After 130 Years.

Ned Kelly's Remains Identified After 130 Years

A group of scientists identified the headless remains of Ned Kelly, Australia's infamous outlaw, officials said on Thursday. Their discovery has ended a mystery surrounding the whereabouts of Kelly's body — a mystery that dates back 130 years.
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Remains of Iconic Australian Bushranger Ned Kelly Identified

Scientists have successfully identified the relics of Ned Kelly, an Irish Australian bushranger, considered a symbol of Irish-Australian resistance against oppression by the British ruling class, 131 years after he was buried among other prisoners in a mass grave.
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Ned Kelly: Bones of Aussie Outlaw Identified

The headless remains of Australia's most infamous criminal, Ned Kelly, have been identified, officials said. This has ended a decade-long mystery surrounding the whereabouts of the folk hero's body.

Australia's Telstra moves closer to sealing broadband

Australia's dominant phone company, Telstra Corp, will be $5 billion better off working with the government's new high-speed broadband network than competing against it, an independent expert said, paving the way for shareholder approval.

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