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Deborah Boehle, whose 9-year-old daughter was a victim of cyberstalking, is suing her former neighbor for $3 million.
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A Somerset pig farmer has been crowned Britain's top dotcom business king.
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You are welcome to read articles on globalisation of education and computerization of the Lithuanian schools; crimes in computer networks; racism and Lithuania.
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About 22,000 non-citizens have not yet exchanged their former USSR passports.
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The visiting Lord Mayor of London Clive Martin, during his meeting with Riga City Council Mayor Andris Argalis, discussed educational, naturalisation and transport issues.
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Colombian Santiago Botero of Kelme won the 14th stage of the Tour de France.
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A group of Russian and international environmental organizations have sent a letter to the World Bank’s president James Wolfensohn.
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A decree by the leader of a small Muslim region in Russia allowing men to have up to four wives has been dismissed as unconstitutional by the justice minister.
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Polish Education Minister Miroslaw Handke faces not only a bad grade but losing his job as well as opposition lawmakers push for his ouster over a math’s mistake.
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Unexpected disappearance of Gediminas Kesus, the former general director of Lithuanian oil concern "Maþeikiø nafta", his son Valdas and the driver has drawn attention of all mass media.
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World number two Vladimir Kramnik defeated his long-time rival Viswanathan Anand in a wild game.
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E.Kuniavichene, "moderate" conservative, has shared her opinion about the Lithuanian budget
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A 20-year-old man was arrested on Wednesday for allegedly breaking into two computers owned by NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory and using one to host Internet chat rooms devoted to hacking.
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Health: Drug doesn't fight the virus but prevents many opportunistic infections. Still, even its low cost poses problems for poor nations.
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In Lithuania the process of centralization and strengthening of trade takes place.In the nearest future powerful invasion into the markets of French, of Spanish and of German companies is expected.
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Don't bury the beige box yet, analysts say.
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An IBM supercomputer designed for simulating nuclear explosions has turned out to be 23 percent faster than anticipated when the project began.
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Two Irish companies, SmartForce and Saville Systems- have made it into the top 1 per cent of fastest-growing companies in the world.
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The euthanasia is widely discussed subject in Lithuania as all over the World, but people barely know how it is performed in the country where this kind of practice has been done for more than 25 years: the Netherlands.
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Vodafone AirTouch said Wednesday it added a record 6.6 million mobile phone customers in the second quarter.
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