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Pascal Terry
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Dakar Rally says French motorcyclist found dead
Posted  | Comment  | Recommend | | | PARIS (AP) — Dakar Rally organizers say French motorcyclist Pascal Terry has been found dead during the race in Argentina. | Organizers sa... (photo: AP / Natacha Pisarenko)
Cameroon's Stephane Mbia, right, celebrates with team mate Samuel Eto'o . jp1
Cameroon   League   Photos   Soccer   Star   		 Goal 
Mbia Keeps Milan And Fiorentina Waiting
| Stéphane Mbia seemed on the verge of securing a lucrative move to England over the summer, with Everton leading the chase, but he opted to stay put at Stade Rennais for the time being. | “I could... (photo: AP Photo / Alastair Grant)
Dakar BMW  The Manila Times 
Volkswagen, BMW continue to lead Dakar races
| JACOBACCI, Argentina: Spanish Volk-swagen driver and former world rallye champion Carlos Sainz and compatriot Mara Coma are setting the pace after the opening three stages of the Dakar Rally—althoug... (photo: other photo / MAINDRU PHOTO)
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An American Flag and a Boeing industries flag fly above the Ridley Park, Pa., helicopter plant Wednesday, Dec. 2, 1998. Boeing announced they were cutting 20,000 jobs and further scale back their jetliner production over the next two years, the Ridley Park helicopter plant will not be affected.  The Australian 
Court allows Boeing to use 'racist' US law
| INTERNATIONAL defence contractor Boeing will be allowed to discriminate against employees whose nationalities do not meet US security laws. | In a landmark decision, Boeing has won support to ban ex... (photo: AP / Chris Gardner)
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Fenerbahce´s Stephen Appiah of Ghana celebrates after he scored his team´s third goal against PSV Eindhoven during a Champions League Group E soccer match in Istanbul, Turkey, Wednesday, Sept. 28, 2005. Fenebahce won 3-0. (sa0) BBC News
Appiah chases Tottenham contract
| Ghana midfielder Stephen Appiah is training with Tottenham this week, with a view to earning a permanent move. | The 28-year-old has been without a club since ending hi... (photo: AP Photo/Murad Sezer)
Ghana   League   Photos   Soccer   Star  
Carlos Sainz The News & Observer
Sainz wins second stage, takes Dakar Rally lead
| BUENOS AIRES, Argentina -- Former world rally champion Carlos Sainz of Spain negotiated blinding dust and a collision with a motorcycle entrant to win the second stage ... (photo: AP Photo/Javier Barbancho)
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Children play on an abandoned Shell oil flow station while smoke from a Shell oil pipe line that has been burning for the past week is seen at the background in Kegbara Dere, near the oil rich city of Port Harcourt, Nigeria Monday, July , 9, 2007. Star Tribune
Eni official: Explosion cuts Nigeria's daily oil output by 12,000 barrels
| LAGOS, Nigeria - An Eni SpA official says an explosion that damaged one of its pipelines in Nigeria's restive south has cut the company's daily oil output by 12,000 bar... (photo: AP / George Osodi)
Africa   Business   Explosion   Nigeria   Oil   Photos  
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BMW driver wins first Dakar stage
| QATAR's Nasser Al-Attiyah clinched the opening stage of the 2009 Dakar Rally as defending champion Mitsubishi struggled. | BMW's Al-Attiyah, the world rally-raid champi... (photo: Creative Commons / Adrian M. H.)
American   BMW   Company   Photos   Sport  
Supporters of opposition candidate John Atta Mills, of the National Democratic Congress, celebrate in the street as they hear results that they believe will lead to an NDC victory, in Accra, Ghana Tuesday, Dec. 9, 2008. Official results, which were still being tallied on Tuesday, showed Mills running neck and neck with ruling-party candidate Nana Akufo-Addo, who held a narrow lead as of Monday night. Independent online
Atta Mills vows to represent all
| Accra - Opposition leader John Atta Mills has been declared Ghana's next president in a peaceful ballot that secured the nation's place as a beacon of democracy on a vo... (photo: AP / Rebecca Blackwell)
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Children play on an abandoned Shell oil flow station while smoke from a Shell oil pipe line that has been burning for the past week is seen at the background in Kegbara Dere, near the oil rich city of Port Harcourt, Nigeria Monday, July , 9, 2007.
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Opposition presidential candidate John Atta Mills, second from left, urges supporters to wait for election results and then accept them peacefully, during an impromptu talk as he leaves his campaign office in Accra, Ghana Monday, Dec. 8, 2008.
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