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Predictions from only a year ago that the Web would supplant television this election season didn't pan out, but the Internet was still in the party.
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With no major software debuts imminent, Microsoft chairman Bill Gates used his state-of-the-computing-world address
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RUSSIAN SECURITY COUNCIL SECRETARY RULES OUT POSSIBILITY OF NEGOTIATIONS WITH TALEBAN - MOSCOW
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Georgia is ready to leave the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS), a grouping of 12 ex-Soviet nations (all former Soviet republics minus the three Baltic States).
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Open-source browser is first for brand under AOL
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Internet’s technical manager Icann narrows field of address suffixes
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Amsterdam prosecutors probe Net firm amid allegations of insider trading.
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search.lt presents newest links
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Airliner with 58 aboard landed at military base in southern Israel.
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Finland supports Latvia's goal of joining the European Union in the first wave of the enlargement.
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Internet has produced a bumper crop of box-office flops of late, particularly on the entertainment front.
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Polish Right-Wing Party Protests Withdrawal Of Books From Frankfurt Book Fair.
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Japan has moved a step closer to Prime Minister Yoshiro Mori's goal of creating an e-nation when parliament approved a bill adopting the Information Technology (IT) revolution as a national goal.
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Most of Madonna's New York fans couldn't squeeze into her one-night-only mini-concert Sunday at Roseland, and then came more bad news.
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George W. Bush met with advisers Friday to plan for a new White House administration and called for a quick resolution to the Florida voting dispute that left the nation
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The European Commission's progress reports on applicants for European Union membership released in Brussels on Wednesday pointed out very clearly that Lithuania and Latvia need to do much more than they have already done.
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Preliminary census data released by the Central Statistics Office on 7 November indicate that the country's population on 31 March 2000 was 2.375 million.
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Following a heated two-day discussion, representatives of the Council of Europe Foreign Ministers voted late on 8 November to admit both Armenia and Azerbaijan to that body.
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Tokyo stocks plunged Thursday morning on weakness on Wall Street. The dollar rose slightly against the Japanese yen.
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Florida on Wednesday began a judicious process of recounting every presidential ballot cast statewide.
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