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Typhoon leaves 16 dead, 12 missing in Philippines (AFP)

Rescuers free a vehicle pinned down by a collapsed billboard in Manila. Typhoon Xangsane has ploughed into the Philippines, killing at least 16 people and leaving dozens missing as it ripped down power lines and cut off electricity for tens of millions of residents.(AFP/Romeo Gacad)AFP - Emergency workers are mounting a massive clean-up operation after the strongest typhoon to pound Manila in a decade left a trail of devastation, at least 16 people dead and millions more without power before heading toward Vietnam.


 

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Reports: Blast at gas pipeline in Turkey (AP)
AP - An explosion ignited a fire on a natural gas pipeline near the Turkey-Iran border, Turkish news reports said Friday. 
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China nuclear envoy arrives in Seoul (AP)
AP - China's top nuclear negotiator arrived in Seoul on Friday for talks on how to revive the long-stalled international talks on North Korea's nuclear program. 
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Game over for Mobile ESPN (Reuters)
Reuters - In a rare misstep for the self-proclaimed "worldwide leader in sports," ESPN said Thursday it would shut down its Mobile ESPN wireless telephone service by year's end because the much-hyped venture couldn't bring in enough subscribers. 
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Former AWB executive maintains ignorance of Saddam kickbacks (AFP)

Trevor Flugge, seen here, the former chairman of Australian wheat exporter AWB, has maintained he was ignorant of huge kickbacks paid to Saddam Hussein's regime after a special inquiry hauled him back for a second grilling(AFP/File/David Hancock)AFP - The former chairman of Australian wheat exporter AWB has maintained he was ignorant of huge kickbacks paid to Saddam Hussein's regime after a special inquiry hauled him back for a second grilling.


 

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Rumsfeld comments on intelligence report (AP)

U.S. Secretary of Defense Donald H. Rumsfeld gestures during a news conference following the Informal Meeting of NATO Defense Ministers, Thursday, Sept. 28, 2006, in Portoroz, Slovenia. (AP Photo/Haraz N. Ghanbari, Pool)AP - Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld steered clear of any judgment on a classified document that concludes the terrorist threat to the U.S. has increased, saying efforts to judge whether the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan have fueled terrorism would be futile.


 

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