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Pictures of the US secret base, known as Area 51, are available on the Internet now.
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A Russian tanker seized in the Gulf this month on suspicion of smuggling Iraqi oil has been rerouted in line with United Nations sanctions on Iraq, a U.S. spokesman said on Monday.
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A company known by few outside the Linux community is planning to spin off a division that will try to take on Microsoft and Sun Microsystems.
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The board of Latvia's Way party nominated Riga Mayor Andris Berzins as a candidate for the prime minister's post on Sunday evening, April 16, Latvia's Way spokeswoman Dace Gulbe said.
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DOJ officials want to split company as part of antitrust remedy.
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The Czech central bank's (CNB) end-2001 inflation target, to be announced on Tuesday, is expected to aim at net inflation of around 3.6 percent year-on-year.
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Apr 19 2000: There are six distinct categories of online consumers and Internet marketers should focus on one or two of these groups rather than spreading their efforts too thinly.
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Norilsk Nickel, the world's largest platinum producer, has resumed exports of platinum and rhodium, which were frozen for about a year, company spokesman, Anatoly Komrakov, told then press on Friday.
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Canadian police said on Saturday they had charged the father of an alleged 15-year-old hacker, known online as ``Mafiaboy,'' of conspiring with another man to commit assault in an unrelated hacking case.
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Apple is debating how to deal with another iMac look-alike, this time from a company Down Under.
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The fatal shooting this week of an elite member of the Hells Angels appears to have triggered a new wave of violence in Quebec's biker-gang wars.
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The nation's largest retail chain operator, Daiei Inc., plans to start a nationwide home delivery service for merchandise ordered via the Internet, it was learned Thursday.
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Vytautas Sustauskas, 55, seen as a considerably eccentric Lithuanian politician and anti-Semite by many, was elected Kaunas mayor on April 13.
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Officials of the Georgian State Border Guard Department and members of the state border delimitation commission have started delimitation of the Chechnya-Georgia frontier close to the mountain village of Shatili.
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The Belarus Security Council denies rumors about its alleged military cooperation with Iraq.
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The Press Ministry of Russia is elaborating on regulations on registration of providers of global computer networks, Deputy Press Minister Andrey Romanchenko said at the Russian national conference devoted to using information technologies for taxation pu
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Online jeweler Blue Nile announced today that it has closed its fourth round of funding.
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High-resolution Russian spy satellite images of the super-secret U.S. test flight center at Groom Lake, Nev. -- known as Area 51 -- are available to the public for the first time.
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THE DOW JONES Industrial Average closed up 184.91 points, or 1.75%, to 10767.42, adding to Monday’s 276.74-point rise as support was seen from solid earnings reports as well as tech stocks.
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