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Bank of Korea buys gold, first time since '97-'98
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Who Parties the Hardest? Annual List of Top Party Schools Released
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Scientists Discover Elusive Oxygen Molecules in Space
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NASA's Dawn spacecraft slipped into the asteroid's orbit last month and already beamed hundreds of images for scientists to begin poring over. NASA has taken images over the Vesta's northern Hemisphere after the spacecraft finished its first passage over the dark side of the giant asteroid.
Ramadan 2011: Discovering the Culture and Traditions of the Holy Month
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Illinois DREAM Act Set to Become Law
Illinois governor Pat Quinn is poised to sign legislation giving undocumented immigrant students access to educational benefits, making Illinois the second state in less than a week to pass legislation aimed at bolstering education for undocumented immigrants.
Apple Partner Foxconn Adding One Million Robots; Rising Labor Costs Likely Prompt Move
Apple manufacturing partner Foxconn is adding one million robots over the next three years in hopes of reducing labor costs.
Miley Cyrus Tweets: 'GOD is Love'
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North Korea says agrees more U.S. talks
Isolated North Korea said on Monday it had agreed to further dialogue with the United States, and repeated it was willing to resume regional nuclear disarmament talks at an early date, without preconditions.
AT&T Braces for Brickbats as Data Speed Throttling Is Confirmed
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Arnold Schwarzenegger's Birthday With Maria Shriver. Are They Getting Back Together?
Former Governator Arnold Schwarzenegger and estranged wife Maria Shriver celebrated his 64th birthday, having lunch together.
Arnold Schwarzenegger and Maria Shriver Reunite
Arnold Shwarzenegger and Maria Shriver reunited on Saturday to celebrate the former California governor?s birthday in Beverly Hills, along with two of their children, Patrick and Christopher.
Deal reached to end debt crisis
President Barack Obama said on Sunday that Democrat and Republican leaders had reached an agreement to reduce the U.S. deficit and avoid default, but it was not clear if the spending cuts were deep enough to stave off a credit rating downgrade. The White House said the compromise would cut about $2.5 trillion from the deficit over the next 10 years but the reductions would not happen so quickly that they would drag on the fragile U.S. economy.
Miley Cyrus Gets Tattoo in Support of Gay Marriage
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SpaceX Preps for Nov Launch as Space Race Heats Up
Space Exploration Technologies, or simply SpaceX, and other private sector companies are vying to fill the void for transport to space after the U.S. government put the breaks on its own shuttle program.
Serena set for Bartoli showdown in Stanford final
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Serena Williams Cruises Into Bank of the West Classic Final (PHOTOS)
Serena Williams, who needed nearly a year to recover from surgery, moved into the Bank of the West Classic final, where she will face France's Marion Bartoli on Sunday at 12 PM PDT.
Los Angeles Dodgers Caught in Frank McCourt Divorce Fiasco
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SpaceX, Private Spaceships Race to Fill Shuttle Void
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Maritime Smuggling to California on the Rise
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