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NEW RESEARCH One embryo implantation sufficient for a pregnancy
Fifty-three percent of women got pregnant and gave birth after only one attempt. Study was conducted on 661 women.
NEW KING OF GREAT BRITAINOn an English-speaking Hannover house heir
Throned as the third in a line, coming from the known parentage, George III was the first king of his parentage being born in England
LOST BATTLEEnglish royal ancestry virtually eradicated
Defeat in the great battle as a turning point in the history of England. English society and aristocracy soon to experience radical changes
FLU CONTINUES TO SPREADDeath toll rises to 135 in Ukraine flu epidemic
A total of 871,037 people have been recorded ill with flu with 39,603 of them hospitalized, including 317 people in a grave condition.
USSR COLLAPSE-GREAT SHOCKMedvedev declines to back Putin on Soviet collapse
In an interview with Germany's Der Spiegel Medvedev described the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991 as a great shock for its people.
POPE AGAINST DOPINGPope a fan of sports -- but not doping athletes
The pope said the Catholic Church believed sport could be a force for good, but warned against harmful aspects such as doping.
US GRIEVESUS grieves after Muslim doctor kills 13
This was a kick in the gut, not only for the Fort Hood community but for the entire army.
CLINTONClinton to visit Philippines
Washington announced Wednesday that Clinton would attend the APEC ministerial meeting scheduled for November in Singapore.
SHOOTING RAMPAGEUS reels from second shooting rampage
A police helicopter hovered over the scene, as workers fled the scene and dozens of police cars locked down the area surrounding the center.
GIANT PICNIC IN SIDNEYThousands eat breakfast on Sydney Harbour Bridge
About 6,000 early risers were on the bridge to take part in the event designed to showcase Sydney's best food and outdoor lifestyle.
NEW WORLD SPEED RECORDLost his driver's license after only 15 minutes
The Australian picked up his new license at the Traffic police department, which had stopped him for speeding only 45 minutes later
MOTHER GETS UPSETVideo of baby surviving train crash stresses mum
The mother of an Australian baby which miraculously survived a collision with a train becomes upset by footage of the accident.
FRIENDLY FIRE KILLS SEVEN7 Afghan security forces killed in NATO airstrike
Due to a NATO forces air strike in Badghis province seven Afghan security personnel were martyred and also some were wounded.
PAKI OFFENSIVE CONTINUESPakistan offensive kills 12 Taliban militants
In last 24 hours, 12 terrorists have been killed, and five soldiers including two officers were injured.
MISSING SOLDIERClashes as NATO seeks soldiers missing in Afghan
Local police said the casualties occurred when a search party clashed with Taliban fighters.
EMERGENCY SUMMITSouthern Africa opens emergency summit on Zimbabwe
The summit also includes leaders from the Democratic Republic of Congo, South Africa, Swaziland and Zambia.
VOLCANOVolcanic eruptions may split Africa
They cite Africa, which underwent a similar phase when it split from America millions of years ago.
MALARIA VACCINEFirst malaria vaccine ready in 3-5 years
Malaria is the world's deadliest infectious disease. It kills around 900,000 people every year in sub-Saharan Africa.
13 KILLED IN US ARMY BASEUS grieves after Muslim doctor kills 13
Alleged shooter Major Nidal Malik Hasan, a psychiatrist and specialist in combat stress killed 13 and also wounded 30 people in his rampage.
DEMOCRACY TALKSEU gives Niger a month to start democracy talks
The EU has already suspended budgetary aid worth 180 million euros (268 million dollars) in protest at the August 4 referendum.
FAILD DEALHonduras US-backed crisis deal has faild
The head of the Organization of American States, Jose Miguel Insulza, called Friday for the agreement to be met "without subterfuge."
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