0: A girl is styling her hair. (-2.95,4.73)
1: A group of men play soccer on the beach. (5.46,5.24)
2: One woman is measuring another woman's ankle. (3.50,5.38)
3: A man is cutting up a cucumber. (-2.97,4.10)
4: A man is playing a harp. (8.48,8.66)
5: A woman is cutting onions. (-6.19,2.76)
6: A man is riding an electric bicycle. (7.15,4.21)
7: A man is playing the drums. (7.62,8.28)
8: A man is playing guitar. (17.10,11.45)
9: A man is playing a guitar. (17.69,11.93)
10: A man is playing a guitar. (17.86,12.07)
11: A man is cutting an onion. (-5.33,3.84)
12: A man is cycling. (7.01,4.30)
13: A man is slicing open a fish. (-2.58,2.95)
14: A man is slicing a tomato. (-4.41,3.79)
15: A man is playing a guitar. (17.66,11.82)
16: A baby panda goes down a slide. (2.89,1.42)
17: A man is singing and playing a guitar. (9.02,9.81)
18: A man attacks a woman. (6.98,6.61)
19: A man is driving a car. (7.36,1.98)
20: A woman is cutting tofu. (-3.01,0.36)
21: The woman is styling her hair. (-2.82,4.69)
22: Two zebras play in an open field. (4.87,-3.11)
23: A man is cutting a potato. (-5.01,1.16)
24: A man is slicing an onion. (-5.31,3.77)
25: A  man is dancing. (9.01,5.57)
26: A man is riding a motorcycle. (7.63,2.77)
27: A woman is slicing garlics. (-4.58,3.00)
28: A man is speaking. (3.08,8.80)
29: A little boy is singing and playing a guitar. (8.29,9.15)
30: A turtle is swimming in water. (2.73,2.50)
31: A young woman is putting stickers all over her face. (-2.89,5.32)
32: A woman is wrapping tofu. (-3.19,0.14)
33: A cat is eating some corn. (-0.10,0.71)
34: A man is eating a food. (-0.87,1.00)
35: A man is playing a guitar. (17.59,11.98)
36: A man is kicking pots of water. (1.79,1.69)
37: A man is cutting a pipe with scissors. (-3.04,4.55)
38: A woman is dancing in the rain. (8.28,6.20)
39: A woman is taking a bath. (2.53,2.57)
40: A man mixes vegetables in a pot. (-2.90,2.41)
41: A woman is talking on a cell phone. (4.01,8.44)
42: A man is playing a guitar. (17.82,12.00)
43: A man is playing a guitar. (17.62,11.87)
44: A man is cutting apple by his hand. (-2.71,3.86)
45: A man is opening a door. (1.42,5.51)
46: A man is slicing a tomato. (-4.32,3.94)
47: A man is cutting paper with a sword. (-2.69,4.22)
48: A boy studies a calendar. (4.75,9.37)
49: The ballerina is dancing. (9.28,6.58)
50: A woman is dancing. (9.12,6.52)
51: A woman is slicing some tomatoes. (-4.34,3.39)
52: A woman is water skiing. (3.40,3.04)
53: A man is playing a flute. (8.81,8.67)
54: A man is playing the piano. (7.43,10.11)
55: A woman is picking a can. (-1.20,3.88)
56: A man puts three pieces of meat into a pan. (-2.67,1.61)
57: A woman is cutting an onion. (-6.14,2.83)
58: Some men are sawing. (-1.10,5.77)
59: A car is driven down the road. (7.00,1.88)
60: The man is kissing and hugging the woman. (7.73,6.86)
61: A train is moving. (9.86,-1.08)
62: Someone is slicing an onion. (-6.10,3.38)
63: A woman is playing in the ocean. (4.24,4.13)
64: A person is playing an electronic keyboard. (6.78,10.18)
65: A man is holding a leaf. (-1.54,4.38)
66: A woman is peeling shrimp. (-3.58,1.15)
67: A man is sitting and smoking. (1.30,5.51)
68: A man is playing a guitar. (17.68,11.74)
69: A man is standing in front of the window and looking outside. (2.22,4.14)
70: A skunk is looking here and there. (1.57,0.45)
71: A man is playing the guitar and singing. (9.01,9.82)
72: A woman opens a window. (2.50,4.38)
73: People are dancing outside. (8.91,6.34)
74: The man is using a camera to hammer a nail. (-1.69,6.00)
75: A woman is filing her nails. (-2.89,5.66)
76: A boy is crawling into a dog house. (2.43,0.40)
77: A woman is swimming underwater. (3.02,2.73)
78: A machine is sharpening a pencil. (-3.19,5.51)
79: A monkey is playing drums. (7.55,7.83)
80: A man is opening a box and taking out paper. (-0.15,6.20)
81: A woman is dancing. (9.21,6.56)
82: A person is drawing on a large touchscreen. (-3.42,6.12)
83: The men played follow the leader on the grass. (5.44,6.33)
84: A woman is cracking eggs. (-4.34,0.94)
85: A woman peels garlic with her hands. (-4.51,2.91)
86: The polar bears fought over the kill. (1.31,-0.30)
87: A man is doing trick with play cards. (6.32,9.94)
88: The cat is licking a bottle. (0.96,1.72)
89: A person is slicing an onion. (-5.98,3.48)
90: A person is peeling a potato with a potato peeler. (-5.19,0.57)
91: Two women are dancing and singing in front of a crowd. (8.64,7.14)
92: A man is seasoning some carrots. (-4.82,2.87)
93: Two men pushed carts through the woods. (-0.74,5.49)
94: A man is playing a football. (5.91,6.17)
95: The lady peeled the potatoe. (-4.68,0.48)
96: A woman is slicing some tofu. (-3.11,0.26)
97: Someone typed on a keyboard. (5.93,10.15)
98: Three young men run, jump, and kick off of a Coke machine. (5.08,5.77)
99: A young Asian girl is applying eyeliner. (-3.71,5.40)
100: A cat is walking around a house. (1.65,3.38)
101: A woman is talking to her pet bunny as she fondles it. (1.82,1.28)
102: A monkey is playing drums. (7.45,7.74)
103: A man is riding a white horse on an enclosed ground. (2.63,-6.86)
104: An oriental lady is cutting a carrot into thin pieces. (-4.80,2.87)
105: A group of people are dancing. (9.05,6.41)
106: A man is playing guitar. (17.15,11.46)
107: A woman mixes up vegetables. (-3.56,2.33)
108: A woman pours a mixture into a bowl and mixes it. (-3.39,1.98)
109: A man is cutting pieces of butter into a mixing bowl. (-2.33,2.10)
110: A man is putting garlic on some bread slices. (-4.37,3.14)
111: The panda bear lay on the logs. (2.06,0.83)
112: Five men jump into a swimming pool. (4.05,2.68)
113: A cheetah is running behind its prey. (3.89,-2.66)
114: A cat is playing on the floor. (1.28,2.85)
115: A boy is playing violin on stage. (8.71,8.50)
116: A dog is barking at a toy. (3.33,-2.08)
117: A man is cycling. (7.04,4.25)
118: A woman is slicing ginger. (-4.77,3.65)
119: A man is dragging a dead deer. (-0.72,5.45)
120: A man is preparing a snake for cooking. (-2.14,1.58)
121: A woman is spreading mustard on a bread roll. (-4.52,2.86)
122: Someone touched the kitten chewing on a string. (0.47,2.10)
123: Meat is being put into a skillet. (-2.74,1.35)
124: A baby elephant is eating a small tree. (0.52,0.60)
125: A woman and man are dancing in the rain. (8.02,6.38)
126: Someone is drawing. (-3.54,5.99)
127: A man is playing a guitar. (17.65,11.94)
128: Two men are fistfighting in a ring. (6.72,6.35)
129: A person wipes butter on a tray. (-2.07,2.37)
130: Two men are playing football. (5.90,6.36)
131: The man is playing the guitar. (17.20,11.56)
132: A man is peeling a potato. (-5.36,0.62)
133: A woman is stabbing a potato with a fork. (-4.58,0.84)
134: A child is waking up. (2.90,9.47)
135: A boy is playing a key-board. (6.75,9.67)
136: A woman plays the flute. (9.11,8.39)
137: A woman is playing an electric guitar. (9.73,7.77)
138: A man is playing a flute. (8.86,8.58)
139: A group of people are sweeping water out of a house. (-1.91,3.94)
140: A man plays a guitar. (17.84,11.97)
141: A man and a woman is kissing each other. (7.65,6.87)
142: A woman is climbing a cliff. (3.16,4.55)
143: A polar bear is running towards a group of walruses. (1.58,-0.10)
144: A woman is cutting some fish. (-2.82,1.67)
145: Someone is playing a piano. (7.39,10.04)
146: A man is pouring rice a roni into a pan. (-2.65,2.06)
147: A man is breaking wooden boards with his hand. (-1.55,6.10)
148: A girl is playing guitar. (9.55,7.80)
149: A man is praying. (0.95,5.35)
150: A man is playing piano. (7.51,10.07)
151: A woman is slicing an onion. (-6.35,2.99)
152: A man is riding a horse by a creek. (2.34,-6.64)
153: A man is playing a guitar. (17.69,12.17)
154: A man is picking up a tree. (-0.83,4.78)
155: A person is peeling a potato. (-5.13,0.58)
156: A person is playing a piano. (7.49,10.13)
157: A man is spitting. (-4.93,17.11)
158: A man is playing a musical keyboard. (6.98,10.01)
159: A man is dancing. (9.01,5.53)
160: A man plays a trumpet. (7.99,8.47)
161: A woman is riding a horse. (1.82,-5.77)
162: A band is playing on stage. (9.27,8.73)
163: A woman is playing a guitar and singing. (9.57,7.73)
164: The man is eating. (-0.95,1.00)
165: A little boy hits a golf ball. (6.55,6.71)
166: A guy is taking off his sunglasses. (-3.24,6.70)
167: Someone is reading an email. (4.56,9.99)
168: A person is slicing onions. (-5.89,3.35)
169: A girl is coming up on a car. (6.80,2.04)
170: A man is playing drums. (7.67,8.23)
171: Someone is slicing a onion. (-5.89,3.39)
172: A woman is dicing some peeled potatoes cut into thick strips. (-4.88,1.09)
173: A little girl peddling a scooter. (6.85,2.73)
174: A cat cleans itself. (0.48,2.52)
175: A man is kicking a soccer ball. (5.84,5.73)
176: A woman opens a window. (2.38,4.55)
177: Three men are doing same dance in the street. (8.42,5.37)
178: The man is playing the guitar. (17.30,11.62)
179: A man is dancing. (9.05,5.46)
180: A woman is exercising. (4.47,5.54)
181: A boy is playing the violin onstage. (8.43,8.57)
182: The woman is measuring the other woman. (3.24,5.68)
183: A man is doing exercise. (4.54,5.80)
184: A dog is playing with a toy. (4.12,-2.00)
185: A man is playing a piano. (7.42,10.06)
186: A man is bowling. (-1.87,2.15)
187: A woman is dancing near a fire. (9.18,6.60)
188: A man is making a bed. (-1.19,5.87)
189: A person is riding a motorcyle. (7.23,3.66)
190: A man pours rice into a pot. (-2.48,2.07)
191: A person is slicing some garlic. (-4.37,3.07)
192: A woman is slicing ginger. (-4.74,3.57)
193: Men are playing soccer. (5.68,5.53)
194: A person is scrubbing a zucchini. (-2.86,2.67)
195: A panda bear is chewing on a stick. (1.98,0.70)
196: The people are lifting bags. (1.38,6.63)
197: A man is talking on the phone. (3.57,8.80)
198: A woman is braiding her hair. (-2.94,4.36)
199: The man is throwing knives at a tree. (-1.07,5.36)
200: The woman is slicing tofu. (-3.09,0.26)
201: A woman is folding paper. (-2.03,5.01)
202: Someone is folding a piece of paper. (-1.79,5.11)
203: A man is lifting weights. (3.63,5.40)
204: A man is playing a cello. (8.10,9.41)
205: The man is talking. (3.11,8.84)
206: A man tries to feed a mouse to a snake. (-0.29,1.93)
207: A man is playing the drums. (7.83,8.19)
208: A man is playing a ukulele. (9.15,9.43)
209: A kitten is drinking milk from a bowl. (0.37,1.41)
210: A man breaks cinder blocks on another man. (-1.84,6.25)
211: A man is hitting a boy with flower vase. (4.18,3.25)
212: The man is mixing whipping cream. (-2.19,2.44)
213: A man is stirring juice. (-2.52,2.59)
214: Someone is slicing two uncooked racks of ribs apart. (-4.87,1.90)
215: A man is kicking pots of water. (1.67,1.58)
216: Two little girls talk on the telephone. (3.66,8.29)
217: A cat gets stuck on a moving ceiling fan. (1.71,3.33)
218: The cat is drinking milk. (0.52,1.30)
219: Rocky and Apollo Creed are running down the beach. (4.78,2.55)
220: A man is singing while playing the guitar. (8.98,9.95)
221: A boat sails along the water. (3.40,3.84)
222: An okapi is eating from a tree. (0.33,0.49)
223: Several kids jump up and down on a trampoline. (5.38,4.08)
224: A woman is pouring egg into a frying pan. (-3.89,1.26)
225: A woman is frying ground meat. (-3.26,1.40)
226: Three boys in karate costumes are fighting. (4.81,6.29)
227: Swimmers are racing in a lake. (3.48,2.32)
228: A person is boiling noodles. (-3.01,1.95)
229: A person is slicing some onions. (-5.94,3.43)
230: A man reels in a fish. (-1.62,2.88)
231: A woman is cutting an onion. (-6.20,2.89)
232: A lady mixed up a meat mixture in bowl. (-3.40,1.43)
233: A girl is applying makeup on her face. (-3.72,5.49)
234: A woman puts make-up on. (-3.65,5.33)
235: A cat plays in his water. (1.26,2.12)
236: A person is adding food in a pan. (-2.79,1.40)
237: A man is smoking. (0.74,5.47)
238: A person is putting shredded cheese in a pot. (-2.98,2.43)
239: A man is erasing a chalk board. (-2.74,5.61)
240: The man is exercising. (4.73,5.60)
241: A chimp is kicking a target. (6.19,5.88)
242: A man is doing exercise. (4.71,5.78)
243: The girl is carrying a baby. (0.85,6.34)
244: Several swimmers jump into the water. (3.80,2.67)
245: A man spins on a surf board. (5.09,3.28)
246: A young man is riding a skateboard and jumps onto a sidewalk then off at another curb. (6.81,4.97)
247: A person dices up an orange pepper. (-4.07,2.91)
248: Two men are dancing together. (9.15,5.58)
249: A man is reading an email. (4.57,9.75)
250: The curious boys look in the shed. (4.31,7.68)
251: A moped in front of steps of ruins. (6.93,2.12)
252: A man sleeps with a baby in his lap. (1.19,4.77)
253: Two cats are looking at a window. (1.65,3.21)
254: A person wearing a helmet rides a bike near a white structure. (7.12,3.93)
255: A man with a bicycle at a coffee house. (6.63,3.86)
256: A black and white cat is high up on tree branches. (0.54,3.77)
257: A young blonde girl wearing a helmet sits with a red bicycle behind her. (6.60,4.20)
258: Blue couch and twin bed in a living room. (1.76,3.87)
259: The flock of sheep are spread out in the field. (4.34,-3.46)
260: Two dogs and one cat sitting on couch. (2.22,1.69)
261: A bicycle is parked by a shop. (7.16,3.49)
262: A orange and white cat laying on a blanket in a black leather chair. (1.13,2.84)
263: Young couple sitting on a black couch. (1.21,6.16)
264: A group of black people in front of a building with a moped. (7.07,2.46)
265: Elderly woman sitting on red patterned couch with her arm around younger woman. (0.71,6.16)
266: A man riding on the back of an orange SUV. (6.89,2.51)
267: Red and white bus driving down road. (0.84,8.45)
268: A cat laying on a red cushion looking at the camera. (1.20,3.03)
269: Two green and white trains sitting on the tracks. (10.07,-1.05)
270: A grey cat lying on a wooden table. (0.73,2.99)
271: A man sitting in a back yard playing the guitar. (17.24,11.45)
272: A father napping in a chair with a baby on his lap. (0.94,4.79)
273: a close up head of an ostrich. (0.24,0.09)
274: Green and white bird perched on tree branch. (0.10,4.09)
275: A man in a top hat rides a white horse. (2.76,-6.97)
276: A woman riding a brown horse. (1.48,-5.30)
277: Two men standing in grass staring at a car. (7.60,2.07)
278: Two Indian women with two Indian girls near the water. (2.60,5.71)
279: A table is set with wine and dishes for two people. (-0.86,2.61)
280: A moped in front of ruins. (6.59,2.41)
281: A person driving a cart pulled by a bicycle. (6.81,4.02)
282: A dog sniffing the bottom of a door. (2.91,0.10)
283: a small bird sitting on a branch in winter. (0.20,3.69)
284: A yellow bird is eating fruit on a wire grate. (-0.19,0.64)
285: A brown duck and white duck stand on the grass. (5.18,-1.99)
286: A black and white cat and dog on a striped couch. (1.86,2.88)
287: A man wearing black formal wear & a black top hat is riding a white show horse. (2.67,-6.83)
288: A small brown birds is eating from a bird feeder hanging from a tree. (-0.08,0.94)
289: This a picture of the countryside with a large city in the background. (2.91,9.98)
290: Blue and red plane in mid-air flight. (0.40,4.77)
291: Three men posing in a tent. (4.03,6.60)
292: A close-up of a gray cat with green eyes. (1.06,3.78)
293: A train is at a train station. (10.06,-1.08)
294: The train heads down the tracks and along the hedge. (9.77,-1.20)
295: a little girl is laughing at the camera. (5.00,8.65)
296: Three young women standing in a room together. (2.90,7.52)
297: A white bird with long orange legs standing by a lake. (0.99,4.18)
298: A red train driving through a snow covered city. (9.44,-0.71)
299: Three bicyclists crossing a bridge in a city. (7.08,4.60)
300: A red and white bus drives down an England street. (0.65,8.81)
301: The birds are swimming in the water. (2.79,2.53)
302: A black dog looking at the camera. (3.48,-0.92)
303: A group of horses grazing in a field. (2.22,-5.60)
304: Several people on motorcycles in a market square. (7.56,3.62)
305: Three sheep on a dirt road viewed from a passenger vehicle. (4.28,-3.25)
306: Group of people posing with two men dressed as Elvis. (8.21,7.21)
307: Parrot pushing a small shopping cart. (0.23,3.03)
308: Man in yellow canoe paddling through water. (4.09,4.31)
309: Beer bottles (-LRB- Harp Lager )-RRB- lined up on the floor. (-0.40,3.67)
310: Two women sitting outside laughing. (4.62,8.44)
311: A steam engine and train moving toward the camera. (9.75,-1.23)
312: A brown and white cow in a field looking into the camera. (-0.55,-0.94)
313: Black and white cow standing near pile of snow. (-0.19,-0.92)
314: Home office space with bright green walls and artwork. (1.89,5.65)
315: A black and white photo of a man driving a car and someone with a motorcycle. (7.58,2.34)
316: Three people are by the water with yellow canoes. (3.96,5.74)
317: A girl in a riding hat on a horse. (1.72,-5.76)
318: A man dressed in a pale scarf with a stick. (-1.12,4.66)
319: A very retro living room with a television in it. (1.66,5.94)
320: A girl in a riding hat on a horse. (1.71,-5.82)
321: A car is pulling off the side of the road onto the street. (7.09,1.87)
322: The man is sitting cross legged wearing a cloak and holding a stick. (-0.19,5.56)
323: Two black and white dogs at the bottom of stairs. (3.22,-0.33)
324: An old fashioned wooden sailing ship in the ocean. (0.34,7.59)
325: A man sitting cross legged on the grass, with a tree in the background. (1.82,5.28)
326: Two cats sitting on a couch looking out the window. (1.69,3.05)
327: Three goats are being rounded up by a dog. (4.20,-2.54)
328: A tan puppy on a carpeted floor. (2.67,-0.13)
329: A black dog standing in a grassy area. (4.94,-1.28)
330: Train in a station. (10.16,-1.02)
331: A blue bird standing on a lawn. (0.96,4.33)
332: An empty office cubicle. (-4.04,18.70)
333: A man and woman sit at a table in a restaurant. (-0.87,2.48)
334: A young man wearing a striped shirt is holding two bicycles. (6.21,4.98)
335: A television, upholstered chair, and coffee stable in a bright room. (1.62,6.06)
336: Two cats sitting on a couch looking out the window. (1.81,2.98)
337: The small dog is wearing a sweater and looking up at the camera. (3.82,-1.44)
338: Two men standing in grass staring at a car. (7.63,1.98)
339: A woman stands in front of a building in the snow. (2.59,5.25)
340: Home office space with bright green walls and artwork. (2.08,5.78)
341: A green car parked at a saloon. (6.75,2.31)
342: Group of people sitting around a restaurant dining table. (-0.81,2.36)
343: Two ducks are standing by the water. (4.42,-1.55)
344: A black and white cow in a pen with hay. (-0.60,-0.78)
345: A man and woman are posing for the camera. (4.48,7.80)
346: A green and white cargo plane taking of from an airport. (0.18,4.82)
347: A yellow school bus parked in a field. (3.83,5.63)
348: An elderly man works on his laptop at home. (0.65,6.88)
349: The cat is sitting on a bag of cat food. (-0.29,0.95)
350: A large pile of wooden items piled high. (-0.47,7.04)
351: A woman riding a brown horse. (1.54,-5.40)
352: Black and white photo of a girl on a sofa. (0.99,6.08)
353: A black dog stands next to materials at a construction site. (4.41,-0.63)
354: Two women sitting in chairs in a shop. (1.74,5.64)
355: A women painting a chair with a dining room in the background. (-3.79,5.33)
356: A cat sleeping on the coach with a pillow behind it. (1.20,3.30)
357: Two motorbikes racing on a dirt course. (7.45,3.69)
358: A young woman is riding a Bay hose in a dirt riding-ring. (-2.68,3.09)
359: A gray cat laying on a brown table. (0.74,3.05)
360: Motorcycle parked next to a car outside. (7.66,2.77)
361: A pile of used wooden building materials with a chair on top. (-0.67,6.56)
362: A passenger train waiting at the city train station. (10.29,-0.86)
363: A black train moves down the tracks. (9.84,-1.13)
364: A Philips flat-screen TV is shown with its two remote controls. (4.00,12.10)
365: A cruise ship is in front of a docking area. (1.00,8.03)
366: A black and white cow standing in hay looks back at the camera. (-0.61,-0.96)
367: Four people rowing down a river. (4.34,3.92)
368: A dark brown horse standing in a field. (2.00,-5.48)
369: Two men talking in front of a plane. (3.27,8.73)
370: two cats, one brown and one white laying on a bed with a blue blanket. (1.60,2.71)
371: The train sits at the train station. (10.41,-1.04)
372: Two animals sitting on a rock. (2.77,-1.57)
373: A black and white cow looking through the fence. (-0.64,-0.97)
374: Two women in a clothing store. (2.11,6.29)
375: Older gentleman looking at red motorcycle. (7.74,2.53)
376: Black and white cows grazing in a pen. (-0.43,-0.58)
377: A small camouflaged airplane parked in the grass. (1.69,5.03)
378: A black and white photo of a love seat. (1.10,6.08)
379: Black bird standing on concrete. (1.51,4.07)
380: Crowd of people walking past a giant mushroom. (2.06,6.68)
381: A sheep beside a road and a lake. (4.23,-3.44)
382: A group of people sit at a table in an Italian restaurant. (-0.85,2.48)
383: Tan cows look closely at the camera. (0.06,-0.61)
384: Older woman holding newborn baby. (0.67,6.26)
385: Two dogs play in the grass. (5.09,-3.03)
386: Three people sit at a picnic table outside of a building painted like a union jack. (3.52,6.37)
387: A dog swims through the water. (3.81,0.06)
388: A young laughing girl and a boy are playing on a big drum. (6.74,8.02)
389: The brown dog runs on the snow with a white ball in his mouth. (1.90,-2.23)
390: A bird flies across the water. (1.00,4.24)
391: A dog is running through a pond (3.91,-0.45)
392: A man and a woman watch two dogs. (4.30,-2.16)
393: A man sits by a dock looking at the water. (3.27,5.41)
394: A brown and white dog is running through the snow. (2.00,-1.95)
395: A man and a woman are standing in front of a building (2.80,6.89)
396: Three dolphins are jumping out of a pool in front of a crowd of people. (3.66,2.62)
397: The dog is running through a field. (5.49,-1.93)
398: A black and white dog is jumping into the water. (3.74,-0.75)
399: A tan and white dog retrieving a ball on a gravel path. (4.56,-1.25)
400: A brown and white dog is walking up snowy steps. (2.26,-1.66)
401: A woman in a black and orange jacket throws a stick for a brown and black dog to fetch. (3.76,-2.05)
402: A dog running across the snow with a snowball in it's mouth. (1.92,-1.98)
403: A small boy is building with some wooden blocks. (-0.76,5.91)
404: A man and a woman walk with a white dog on a leash. (4.17,-1.36)
405: A young boy wearing a red winter coat is eating and holding up a candy bar. (-0.58,1.04)
406: Two racing dogs run in the mud. (5.03,-2.62)
407: A young boy jumping into a pool that says "no diving". (4.23,2.76)
408: Three dogs running in the dirt. (5.34,-1.55)
409: Four children on stools in a diner. (-0.26,2.77)
410: Boy and white dog running in grassy field (5.61,-1.43)
411: Two boys playing a game of flag football. (5.80,6.24)
412: The black and white dog has its mouth wide open. (3.69,-0.85)
413: One white boy and one black boy stand with arms around each other. (5.22,7.30)
414: Girl playing in a puddle with her bare feet. (5.19,5.56)
415: Two children splashing in the water. (3.57,3.21)
416: A man in a suit dances with a young girl in front of an audience. (8.40,6.90)
417: Three children playing on a floor with toys. (4.82,6.91)
418: The two dogs are playing in the yard. (4.97,-2.65)
419: The # 2 greyhound dog is running around a track. (4.58,-2.87)
420: four children are playing on a trampoline. (5.76,4.39)
421: A black and tan dog standing in a field near trees (5.52,-1.37)
422: A black dog running into the water. (3.53,-0.25)
423: a man and woman walking past a record shop (2.83,6.39)
424: Two dogs play in the grass. (5.14,-2.93)
425: Three children wrestle on a floral carpet. (4.78,6.92)
426: A boy in red jumping into a sandbox. (4.69,3.46)
427: a dog jumps into the water. (3.85,-0.64)
428: A wet, blond dog carries a stick on the shore. (4.69,-0.40)
429: A man and a dog on rocks on a beach. (4.67,1.91)
430: Large group of people standing outside of a building. (2.17,7.25)
431: Two dogs are running in the field. (5.28,-2.75)
432: Two people are in bed. (1.85,2.96)
433: A light brown dog runs down a path happily. (5.40,-1.03)
434: A red haired women in black is posing for a man while resting on a tree. (6.47,7.56)
435: Two black dogs are jumping and playing with a yellow tennis ball in the snow. (1.94,-2.03)
436: A black and white dog is jumping over a hurdle. (3.83,-1.11)
437: Two brown dogs runs through the water. (3.93,-0.78)
438: A black dog is jumping out of water. (3.47,-0.30)
439: A man climbing a rock-face. (3.21,4.16)
440: Woman playing tennis and hitting the ball. (4.51,4.67)
441: A young boy with his hair standing up, is sliding down a blue slide (4.35,2.68)
442: A dog standing in the water. (3.96,-0.35)
443: A surfer is riding on a breaking wave. (4.87,3.04)
444: Two dogs are running through the grass near a house and trees. (5.18,-2.97)
445: A brown and white dog is running across a brown field. (5.72,-1.72)
446: A black dog standing in the grass near a volleyball. (5.17,-1.20)
447: A white dog with light brown markings has a stick in his mouth and his paws in the snow. (2.07,-2.17)
448: A man in a wet suit is throwing a baby wearing a wet suit up into the air. (4.07,2.70)
449: A black and white dog is running through the grass. (5.15,-1.70)
450: A harnessed dog leaps over a log as another dog follows behind. (3.82,-1.69)
451: A dog running on the grass (5.56,-1.78)
452: Many football players sitting on the ground. (1.97,4.73)
453: A little boy and a little girl playing together outside. (5.77,7.25)
454: The surfer does a flip off of a wave. (4.94,2.94)
455: A female DJ holds up a Michael Jackson album. (3.16,9.82)
456: two white standard poodles play with a toy in the snow (2.42,-1.68)
457: Boy lies on stomach in grass. (1.80,4.83)
458: A white dog runs along a rocky shoreline. (4.75,-0.89)
459: a black and white dog jumping in the air to catch a Frisbee (3.44,-1.45)
460: The woman is holding the harness that the brown and white dog is wearing. (3.65,-1.44)
461: A girl is jumping. (3.02,4.82)
462: A young pitcher is throwing the baseball. (5.80,6.99)
463: Three children playing in snow. (4.56,6.60)
464: Two people ride their bikes down a dirt road. (7.30,3.85)
465: A brown dog is running through the field. (5.78,-1.64)
466: A dog is standing in the sand. (5.26,-0.80)
467: Four girls in swimsuits are playing volleyball at the beach. (4.41,4.60)
468: A blonde haired toddler swinging on a tire swing. (6.10,5.69)
469: A child wearing blue and white shorts is jumping in the surf. (4.71,3.89)
470: Two dogs running on the shore. (4.86,-2.21)
471: A yellow car speeds along a snowy field. (7.13,1.40)
472: Two dogs playing in snow. (2.09,-2.03)
473: One boy is pushing another boy on a swing. (6.35,6.30)
474: A pitcher on a mound throws a baseball. (5.24,7.03)
475: A little girl is riding a toy tricycle on springs. (6.02,4.07)
476: A woman is sitting in the water. (3.08,3.27)
477: A tan girl in a floral bikini is swimming in dark blue waters. (3.36,2.95)
478: a grey dog swimming through a river with a stick in his mouth (3.87,0.25)
479: A woman in a blue bathing suit is jumping off a dock into a lake. (3.80,3.62)
480: Two black dogs are playing on the grass. (5.25,-2.69)
481: Two puppies playing with a plastic bag. (4.03,-1.90)
482: A man in a black suit is surfing along a crashing wave. (4.75,3.10)
483: Three little girls are sitting on the grass. (3.67,6.46)
484: A brown dog runs towards the camera on a dirt trail with mountains in the background. (5.47,-1.25)
485: Dog is jumping down a ramp. (3.57,-1.08)
486: The dog plays in the park. (4.80,-2.68)
487: Four dogs stand in the snow. (1.87,-2.05)
488: Brown and black dogs on snow, showing teeth and barking at each other. (1.80,-1.34)
489: A man running on a track. (5.46,4.76)
490: A light-colored dog runs through the grass. (5.69,-1.33)
491: Child holding an object that is on fire. (-1.09,7.64)
492: A small white dog climbs over a log. (3.56,-1.38)
493: The dogs play in the snow on hind legs. (2.14,-2.02)
494: A boy skateboards down the railing of some graffiti stairs (6.54,4.80)
495: A black and white dog runs through the water. (3.70,-0.55)
496: A girl is running on a desert path. (4.03,4.43)
497: A man steers a blue boat past brightly colored houses. (3.92,3.69)
498: A woman wearing large sunglasses holds newspapers in both hands. (-0.97,5.32)
499: A deer jumps a fence. (4.07,-1.77)
500: A person is on a baseball team. (5.67,7.13)
501: A bike is next to a couple women. (7.09,3.97)
502: The group is eating while taking in a breathtaking view. (-0.67,2.05)
503: The boy is raising his hand. (2.27,7.51)
504: A man with a gray beard is being shaved in front of a lecture hall (1.19,7.19)
505: A young person  deep in thought. (4.32,9.10)
506: A man is performing labor. (-0.50,6.08)
507: Two men wearing traditional clothing is standing outside. (3.40,6.63)
508: a man wearing a gray hat fishing out of a fishing boat. (3.50,3.69)
509: A little girl in an orange striped outfit is airborne whilst bouncing on a bed. (2.83,4.44)
510: A person is watching people ski down the hill. (5.74,3.01)
511: The yard has a dog. (4.90,-2.04)
512: Three women cook. (-1.78,1.86)
513: The woman is kneeling next to a cat. (1.03,2.46)
514: Three guys playing a pro game of basketball. (4.94,6.53)
515: The boys are earning their next belt in karate. (4.83,6.13)
516: A woman is digging in the sand. (4.20,4.35)
517: A woman drives a golf cart. (7.84,6.28)
518: A person filming the outdoors. (3.74,8.09)
519: A human riding a skateboard. (7.41,5.52)
520: A woman in a plaid outfit is looking through a bag of produce. (-3.66,3.03)
521: The tennis player hit the ball into outer space and broke the death star. (3.38,5.46)
522: A boy climbs a forest hill. (2.18,4.52)
523: Blond boy jumping onto deck. (4.74,4.76)
524: A man uses a chainsaw to sculpt a phallic ice sculpture. (-2.05,6.06)
525: A group of male construction workers repair railroad tracks on a cloudy day (-1.13,6.14)
526: The girl has something on her head. (2.29,7.66)
527: People making a structure out of cards. (6.11,10.00)
528: There are four people outside. (2.79,7.82)
529: Girls are holding hands in blue clothes (2.42,6.10)
530: A man is demonstrating how to work with clay while at least two people observe. (3.23,7.83)
531: A dog has a sweater on. (3.48,-1.40)
532: Sculptor applying concrete to large statue of human figure standing with no head. (-2.20,6.03)
533: A boy with dark hair is in water and is looking up. (3.82,3.57)
534: A pole is behind a person that is playing peekaboo with a child. (5.42,7.10)
535: A woman is about to paint. (-3.80,5.68)
536: a man working at the steel mill (-1.24,6.15)
537: The young woman is flirting with the young boy. (5.67,8.01)
538: the men are about to score in a water polo tournament (4.01,2.86)
539: A man eats popcorn while watching cartoons late one night. (1.70,6.37)
540: Three men sit on a bench. (3.34,6.31)
541: The road is long. (-1.81,17.19)
542: a young man wearing a white t-shirt and green and black shorts standing on a stump. (-0.95,5.64)
543: A dog under the stairs (2.94,-0.05)
544: Two women give a demonstration at a Renaissance Fair. (3.57,11.16)
545: Some guy sitting on a couch watching television. (1.57,6.20)
546: A woman is posing for a Christmas card. (1.66,8.86)
547: A man is working on his farm. (-0.93,6.10)
548: A girl is talking to her dad on a cellphone. (4.04,8.55)
549: One person wields an umbrella. (0.79,7.31)
550: A group of teenagers jumping and having a good time. (5.59,7.53)
551: A man is playing his guitar at Joe's Cafe. (16.98,11.44)
552: Someone is on a blanket. (-0.10,5.89)
553: The man has a orange shirt. (3.93,6.31)
554: The two kids look at the products sold inside the subway shop. (1.60,8.18)
555: The baby boy wants his mother. (5.24,8.09)
556: A boy is very close to a girl. (5.27,8.01)
557: Six children are cleaning a room. (-1.85,3.94)
558: There is a cook preparing food. (-2.58,1.27)
559: Two men are helping a boy. (5.10,6.95)
560: Two skiing people are doing cross country skiing. (5.50,2.89)
561: A dog taking a poop in the street. (2.52,0.58)
562: A kid is talking in class. (2.62,8.57)
563: The women are trying to sell something to the individual. (1.76,9.03)
564: People are waiting for the fireworks to start. (0.62,16.37)
565: A dog prepares to herd three sheep with horns. (3.73,-2.90)
566: People gathered in a room. (2.40,8.12)
567: The woman in overalls paints a picture for her wall. (-3.87,5.76)
568: Adding aspirin to the water could kill the plant. (-1.76,13.37)
569: The woman is wearing yellow. (3.95,6.25)
570: A man is doing a stunt on his bicycle. (7.17,4.05)
571: Ten people riding ATVs. (-2.84,8.59)
572: A yellow vested person is doing road work. (4.17,5.79)
573: Two workers are sitting next to pipes eating lunch (-0.87,1.81)
574: A group of people living in the desert (4.46,3.65)
575: Two kids are swimming. (3.26,2.32)
576: people getting their dirty clothes cleaned (-1.97,4.28)
577: The children are holding musical instruments. (6.83,8.09)
578: A group of people are wearing police uniforms conducting an arrest. (-2.48,13.48)
579: the man is planning to shoot a wedding (4.03,8.41)
580: The child's bike got wet. (6.00,4.19)
581: A soldier walks a dog. (4.98,-0.50)
582: A shirtless woman is operating a lawn mower. (-3.21,3.74)
583: The two officers are driving (7.27,1.79)
584: The lady looks sad because no one is buying her wares. (1.26,8.62)
585: A flock of birds hovered over the sandy beach. (1.02,4.10)
586: people walk home (2.65,6.79)
587: A man is laughing with a woman (4.90,8.65)
588: He is about to run into the boat (3.55,3.72)
589: 2 Cows are in a field. (-0.44,-0.76)
590: A wet child enjoys the summer. (4.36,4.03)
591: The girl has a driver's license (7.07,2.07)
592: People on motorcycles wearing racing gear ride around a racetrack (7.50,3.23)
593: A man is standing on the ground with a paintbrush (-3.16,6.22)
594: The kids are at the theater watching a movie. (2.48,7.08)
595: Two women walk down the sidewalk to the store. (2.55,6.52)
596: A man has his son on his back (4.94,7.45)
597: A group of dark-skinned people are walking past barbed wire. (2.57,6.39)
598: Zombies parading around eating brains. (0.90,0.61)
599: A group of people are sitting at at a beach on towels watching the Blue Angels. (2.61,4.77)
600: Three people are meeting for coffee. (3.23,7.31)
601: A young girl with dirt on her face and a red child's bike is in the background. (6.49,4.35)
602: A line of scooters are parking in the middle of a street. (7.41,2.50)
603: A man holding a cat. (1.57,2.74)
604: The cats are running through the grass. (1.22,3.24)
605: The two boys are playing kick ball back and forth to each other. (6.09,6.11)
606: Two girls are running. (2.93,5.64)
607: A little girl in a white blouse and blue pants frolics on the grass. (4.34,4.76)
608: A man in a white shirt and hat playing a guitar. (17.66,11.90)
609: A black hooded man is using a large magnifying glass to look at a booklet. (4.41,10.50)
610: the people are running a marathon (4.88,4.90)
611: A group of people are nervous about crossing the water. (-4.03,17.25)
612: A group of kids are having a jumping contest. (5.42,6.73)
613: The person is wearing a fedora. (1.74,6.75)
614: A woman and a man embrace while watching a horror movie. (2.44,6.72)
615: A man in a blue dress shirt. (3.06,6.62)
616: A couple is playing the game of Life. (4.30,8.77)
617: The head of a child with dark glasses is in focus. (3.94,7.45)
618: A maintenance guy is repairing a net on a tennis court. (-1.40,5.86)
619: A kid sits on a soccer ball outside. (5.52,5.84)
620: A man in a brown coat rubs his nose. (-0.02,4.92)
621: The dog is chasing the geese. (3.04,-2.60)
622: Small child playing with letter P (6.01,7.49)
623: A brown dog is jumping. (5.21,-1.68)
624: A group of teenagers in red shirts are smiling. (4.95,8.57)
625: I remained under the banyan tree, exhausted by my daily ritual of dragooning the men every two hours.  (-3.42,12.29)
626: In the US, it will depend on the school. (1.52,17.14)
627: There's also what the string is made of. (5.82,16.34)
628: You also imply you may not be paid if they cannot place you with a client. (-0.76,18.19)
629: I did this one time as well. (5.60,17.66)
630: You just have to base your answer on what you do know, which is what you want. (4.87,21.04)
631: You do not need to worry. (-5.08,20.39)
632: You should do it. (3.11,17.27)
633: You should just ask your boss what he wants you to do. (0.45,17.11)
634: You need to read a lot to know what you like and what you don't. (4.68,11.33)
635: It depends on what you want to have in your tank. (0.94,19.11)
636: You can do it, too. (5.01,16.69)
637: You should do it. (3.00,17.22)
638: You have to decide what you want to get out of this. (0.20,20.11)
639: I have few suggestions for you: (5.80,14.69)
640: You want to start in the room that is the largest to make sure you have the straightest start. (1.45,16.14)
641: if you don't want to derail the meeting, but the key is to speak up. (-0.42,16.56)
642: Unfortunately the answer to your question is we simply do not know. (-1.78,19.01)
643: As soon as possible. (2.53,16.36)
644: You just have to base your answer on what you do know, which is what you want. (4.79,20.97)
645: The answer to both questions is: Yes. (3.04,16.01)
646: To give this an answer: (2.33,17.51)
647: Unfortunately the answer to your question is we simply do not know. (-1.70,18.90)
648: The rule - When in doubt throw it out! (-4.12,16.75)
649: This is not a good idea. (-5.82,17.21)
650: Yes, it's probably a good idea to renew your passport. (1.80,16.48)
651: It probably depends on the cut of meat. (-2.88,2.19)
652: It's not a good idea. (-5.77,17.72)
653: It's pretty much up to you. (3.31,17.46)
654: Yes, there is a reason for it. (4.98,17.12)
655: Have you tried asking your employees? (0.12,17.10)
656: You guys are making this all WAAAAAY too complicated. (-2.35,17.00)
657: You don't have to know. (-4.36,20.20)
658: There are two things to consider: (4.79,13.31)
659: Work into it slowly. (5.01,15.29)
660: You can buy it on amazon for $5. (1.48,11.21)
661: The coffee simply picks up the aluminum from the pot, as the coffee is acidic. (-2.24,3.51)
662: There are two ways to start with: plunging and dripping. (4.62,13.04)
663: You might have to try a variety before you find one that clicks with him. (0.04,18.09)
664: It's not a good idea. (-5.84,17.80)
665: You just have to base your answer on what you do know, which is what you want. (4.78,20.95)
666: Yes, you should mention your experience. (4.31,17.79)
667: From what I understand this is what you can do : (4.44,16.64)
668: Take a look at these: (3.89,17.28)
669: I'd say it primarily depends on two things: (4.47,13.38)
670: Some of what you can do: (5.48,15.32)
671: This is not a good idea. (-5.72,17.27)
672: The answers so far are already good, but I'd like to add a map for Switzerland: (2.54,15.34)
673: I was in a similar situation. (5.89,17.80)
674: I've had this same problem. (2.68,22.20)
675: There is no maximum. (-3.25,19.09)
676: I am not sure this is the right site for the question. (-1.31,18.57)
677: It depends on what you want to do next, and where you want to do it. (0.59,21.18)
678: You need to read a lot to know what you like and what you don't. (4.56,11.20)
679: You are not disclosing key info. (-2.67,18.71)
680: It depends on what you want to do next, and where you want to do it. (0.64,21.20)
681: You just have to base your answer on what you do know, which is what you want. (4.67,20.84)
682: It depends on what you want to do next, and where you want to do it. (0.54,21.07)
683: This is a problem that the professor has to deal with. (0.41,17.49)
684: This is a very unusual request. (-1.89,17.65)
685: It very much depends on the grant in question. (1.42,18.78)
686: I have the same thing. (5.20,18.30)
687: No it does not affect your ratings. (-5.09,20.32)
688: My answer to your question is "Probably Not". (-7.06,19.08)
689: I don't think it makes any tremendous difference. (-3.67,19.15)
690: It depends on what they are. (1.11,19.57)
691: There's not a lot you can do about that. (-3.60,19.44)
692: You answered your own question. (2.52,17.49)
693: You just have to base your answer on what you do know, which is what you want. (4.86,20.97)
694: This is not a good idea. (-5.91,17.23)
695: The best thing you can do is to know your stuff. (4.64,20.78)
696: I'd say it primarily depends on two things: (4.40,13.42)
697: You don't have to know. (-4.34,20.32)
698: I have the same thing. (5.16,18.38)
699: It's not a good idea. (-5.98,17.74)
700: You are on the right path. (4.17,16.16)
701: This doesn't answer your question, but: (-2.35,18.59)
702: How should I proceed about this? (1.58,19.77)
703: Does this page answer your question? (1.75,18.26)
704: You can use it, too. (5.37,16.37)
705: It really depends on how the employer documents it. (0.37,17.22)
706: I've had this same problem. (2.86,22.10)
707: You need to read a lot to know what you like and what you don't. (4.56,11.29)
708: It depends on what you want to do next, and where you want to do it. (0.63,21.17)
709: Yes, you have to file a tax return in Canada. (-0.00,13.71)
710: I don't see why there should be any problem with this whatsoever. (-3.17,19.57)
711: Hope this is what you are looking for. (2.81,18.34)
712: The best thing you can do is to know your stuff. (4.67,20.80)
713: It depends on the dish and how amenable it is at the stage you make the mistake. (0.15,18.62)
714: You just have to base your answer on what you do know, which is what you want. (4.84,21.02)
715: You PROBABLY don't have any chance at the moment. (-2.93,17.94)
716: It really doesn't matter. (-4.74,20.08)
717: You don't need to know everything. (-4.63,20.69)
718: I think you're looking for Mikey (1992). (2.79,10.04)
719: It makes absolutely NO difference. (-4.46,19.67)
720: I think it's fine to ask this question. (2.56,16.26)
721: I'm going to be very direct here. (2.25,16.52)
722: You just have to base your answer on what you do know, which is what you want. (4.72,20.88)
723: You should do it. (3.26,17.31)
724: There's not a lot you can do about that. (-3.57,19.33)
725: What kind of insulation is it? (-0.35,6.82)
726: It depends entirely on your company and your contract. (0.42,17.34)
727: You answered your own question. (2.48,17.37)
728: I don't think that there's any. (-3.37,18.07)
729: There are a few things you can do:  (6.00,14.88)
730: This is the tip I find most useful: (4.08,15.85)
731: That's what I believe. (5.10,18.19)
732: If you are not sure how to do it, don't do it at all. (-4.32,17.00)
733: It's all in her head. (2.41,8.07)
734: If you are not sure how to do it, don't do it at all. (-4.47,16.82)
735: You need to read a lot to know what you like and what you don't. (4.55,11.22)
736: I would say you can do it, but it wouldn't be advised. (-1.16,17.95)
737: Can you do this? (2.76,19.70)
738: Sure, I've  done this very trip. (4.78,18.12)
739: You can use it, too. (5.16,16.54)
740: How do you do that? (2.59,19.44)
741: I've located an article that might be of some help: http://www.dsattorney.com/qa-pseudonyms-in-contracts/ (4.24,14.79)
742: I would say you can do it, but it wouldn't be advised. (-1.17,17.89)
743: Unfortunately the answer to your question is we simply do not know. (-1.62,19.06)
744: If you are not sure how to do it, don't do it at all. (-4.41,17.03)
745: It's also a matter of taste. (5.05,15.00)
746: It's not a good idea. (-5.83,17.81)
747: This answer is based on my experience teaching undergraduate math in the US. (3.13,12.50)
748: There are a few things I think you should do. (6.25,14.77)
749: You will want to clean the area first. (-1.93,4.27)
750: It depends on what you want to have in your tank. (0.75,18.79)
751: There are a couple of options that you could consider: (5.49,14.06)
752: You don't have to worry. (-5.37,20.58)
753: Vietnamese citizens need a visa to visit the USA. (-4.11,13.32)
754: It depends on how it's used. (1.21,19.71)
755: I don't see why there should be any problem with this whatsoever. (-3.15,19.49)
756: There's not a lot you can do about that. (-3.51,19.43)
757: You got it right. (4.42,16.52)
758: You just have to base your answer on what you do know, which is what you want. (4.89,21.04)
759: How do you do that? (2.55,19.40)
760: I was in a similar situation. (5.85,17.93)
761: What is your lid made of? (-0.29,6.97)
762: You don't need any visa. (-5.41,19.56)
763: That is your problem, not your supervisor's. (-2.15,18.04)
764: It depends on what you want to do next, and where you want to do it. (0.52,21.28)
765: There are two things to consider: (4.75,13.37)
766: It depends entirely on your company and your contract. (0.30,17.33)
767: The wood probably isn't rotten, it's just worn out. (-4.62,18.21)
768: Well, I wouldn't put it on my cv. (-2.92,17.29)
769: This is a great one...  (4.34,15.63)
770: The answer to both questions is: Yes. (2.85,15.73)
771: Yes, there is a reason to not do what you propose. (-2.72,17.62)
772: I think it is depends on the program. (1.34,18.54)
773: Can you do this? (2.87,19.80)
774: I think there isn't a general answer. (-2.39,18.70)
775: There are a few things you can do:  (5.85,14.91)
776: The key is you have to find something that works for you, and your goals. (1.10,18.88)
777: You don't have to know. (-4.23,20.25)
778: I think you've pretty much done your review. (2.50,16.68)
779: There are a few things I think you should do. (6.18,14.83)
780: You burn more Calories digesting protein than you do carbohydrates and fat. (0.61,11.12)
781: It depends on what you want to do next, and where you want to do it. (0.55,21.28)
782: You got it right. (4.24,16.65)
783: You answered your own question. (2.36,17.38)
784: I have the same thing. (5.28,18.31)
785: Yes, there is a chemical difference. (-2.54,17.04)
786: They can be out of level by a bit, but flat is important. (-3.24,17.94)
787: I would look at this: U.S. (3.07,17.07)
788: You are on the right path. (4.20,16.05)
789: If you haven't, you should. (-1.32,17.60)
790: Yes it is common! (4.77,17.91)
791: I don't think that there's any. (-3.52,18.17)
792: It looks to me that this is set up for what you want: (3.72,16.68)
793: Problem is, the system doesn't account for people who could care less about money, or title. (-2.81,18.97)
794: In the first case, I think you don't need it. (-5.14,20.26)
795: It is impossible to answer this question without a form check. (-0.36,17.34)
796: You need to add this to your resume because it is the only position you have had. (0.32,16.94)
797: Work into it slowly. (4.91,15.14)
798: No, you do not NEED a bread machine. (-4.90,19.39)
799: Yes, it is possible to publish a paper on model analysis. (4.20,14.80)
800: You just have to base your answer on what you do know, which is what you want. (4.78,20.96)
801: Yes, you should mention your experience. (4.26,17.84)
802: I think it is great that you had a test conducted. (3.21,15.46)
803: You don't have to know. (-4.25,20.25)
804: Yes, there is a rule against this. (-2.76,17.15)
805: What are your goals? (1.75,19.40)
806: I'm going to go out on a limb here... (3.82,16.74)
807: If your long stay visa for Switzerland is valid, then you will not need a transit visa. (-5.31,19.44)
808: A few more point to think about: (5.73,14.75)
809: Now you don't have to be perfect on every answer. (2.74,16.48)
810: I'm afraid we are out of luck in this one. (-4.88,17.52)
811: It is more deciding what you should do and what you should get others to do. (0.68,20.15)
812: It varies by the situation. (0.30,19.35)
813: I have the same thing. (5.24,18.35)
814: I have the same thing. (5.30,18.25)
815: You are on the right path. (3.96,15.81)
816: Primer/paint will not work. (-4.90,17.60)
817: The best thing you can do is to know your stuff. (4.58,20.72)
818: It's also a matter of taste. (5.07,15.12)
819: I was in a similar situation. (5.81,17.73)
820: You can use it, too. (5.24,16.30)
821: You have to decide what you want to get out of this. (0.21,20.06)
822: It depends on what they are. (0.91,19.79)
823: I had the same problem as you. (2.42,22.72)
824: Sometime if you really want it you might need to pay an agency to get the place for you. (0.26,18.39)
825: You don't need to know everything. (-4.71,20.57)
826: Also it is useful to keep the consistency in your story. (1.41,18.68)
827: I think it's just a habit. (2.79,21.33)
828: It's not a good idea. (-5.89,17.58)
829: I'm thinking it's a bad idea.  (-5.26,17.33)
830: It depends on what you want to do next, and where you want to do it. (0.63,21.12)
831: You have a problem. (-2.26,17.37)
832: Unfortunately the answer to your question is we simply do not know. (-1.71,19.02)
833: Unfortunately, this question cannot be answered in its full generality. (-1.78,18.47)
834: I would personally beware of the Motley Fool. (-4.51,16.77)
835: I think there isn't a general answer. (-2.41,18.85)
836: It's not a good idea. (-5.89,17.64)
837: You don't need any visa. (-5.17,19.41)
838: You have to decide what you want to get out of this. (0.17,20.01)
839: I had the same problem as you. (2.29,22.77)
840: My answer to your question is "Probably Not". (-6.99,19.06)
841: You should do it. (3.14,17.23)
842: I had the same problem as you. (2.31,22.75)
843: Hope this is what you are looking for. (2.80,18.37)
844: There are two things to consider: (4.79,13.32)
845: It's pretty much up to you. (3.22,17.62)
846: There are a few things you can do:  (5.93,14.74)
847: The answer to this and all such similar questions is in two stages: (4.02,13.67)
848: It is impossible to answer this question without a form check. (-0.46,17.32)
849: There are a few things you can do:  (5.89,14.77)
850: It depends on what you want to do next, and where you want to do it. (0.52,21.11)
851: There are a few possible reasons. (5.96,14.69)
852: There are three options: (3.72,7.33)
853: So think it in this way. (3.87,17.34)
854: Maybe this could work for you. (5.17,15.52)
855: It depends on what you want to do next, and where you want to do it. (0.61,21.22)
856: Microwave would be your best bet. (4.34,15.88)
857: In the US, it will depend on the school. (1.51,17.23)
858: It's not a good idea. (-5.90,17.83)
859: There are a few things I think you should do. (6.12,14.91)
860: I've had this same problem. (2.83,22.03)
861: This is not a good idea. (-5.86,17.19)
862: I realized there is already an accepted answer but I figure I would add my 2 cents. (3.31,14.52)
863: Yes, there is a reason to not do what you propose. (-2.73,17.45)
864: Yes, there is at least one to my knowledge. (5.41,17.52)
865: You don't have to worry. (-5.38,20.56)
866: There is no test that can tell you if it is sealed or not. (-2.53,18.58)
867: Yes, you should make a résumé. (1.56,16.46)
868: You shouldn't feel any obligation at all. (-4.46,20.33)
869: I've had this same problem. (2.76,22.05)
870: You may have to experiment and find what you like. (5.27,15.12)
871: My answer to your question is "Probably Not". (-7.04,19.05)
872: The key thing to realize here is that it's not your job to make people do their work. (-2.58,18.44)
873: Not a direct answer to the question, but something to consider. (-1.51,18.36)
874: There are two possible causes for this: (5.11,13.28)
875: I agree with the other comments. (5.48,17.17)
876: The answer to both questions is: Yes. (3.00,15.92)
877: It rather depends on which country you're in. (0.91,19.78)
878: This is a terrible idea. (-5.42,17.20)
879: Vivendi shares closed 1.9 percent at 15.80 euros in Paris after falling 3.6 percent on Monday. (-1.44,11.20)
880: Bremer said one initiative is to launch a US$70 million nationwide program in the next two weeks to clean up neighborhoods and build community projects. (0.56,13.35)
881: Governor Gray Davis estimated yesterday that the fires could cost nearly $2 billion. (2.56,12.59)
882: The American Express Corp. has pledged at least $3 million of more than $5 million needed. (1.07,11.70)
883: Claudette, the first hurricane of the Atlantic storm season, hit the mid-Texas coast July 15 with 85-mph wind. (-0.32,9.01)
884: Results from No. 2 U.S. soft drink maker PepsiCo Inc. (nyse: PEP - news - people) were likely to be in the spotlight. (0.74,2.09)
885: Taylor's aides warn an abrupt departure could trigger more chaos, a view shared by many in Liberia and, in private, even by mediators. (-3.65,15.16)
886: But Odette is the first to form over the Caribbean Sea in December, the Center said. (0.39,9.91)
887: The AFL-CIO is waiting until October to decide if it will endorse a candidate. (-0.81,15.49)
888: It was developed with consultation from more than 300 leaders in academia, industry, government and the public. (2.94,9.86)
889: Local police authorities are treating the explosion as a criminal matter and nothing has been ruled out. (-3.46,12.76)
890: Chiron already has nearly 20 percent acceptances from PowderJect's shareholders. (3.26,14.92)
891: "We believe we are fully prepared to roll out the [touch-screen] machines for the 2004 presidential primary," said Gilles W. Burger, State Board of Elections chairman. (1.81,13.73)
892: Analysts expected earnings of 27 cents a share on revenue of $17.7 billion, Thomson First Call says. (0.23,11.72)
893: Another was in serious condition at Northwest Medical Center in Springdale. (-3.05,14.92)
894: Sean Harrigan, president of the California Public Employees' Retirement System, also suggested paring down the NYSE's 27-member board, changing its composition and making it more accountable. (-1.54,13.34)
895: The Swedish central bank was also meeting on Wednesday and widely expected to announce a cut on Thursday. (-0.98,13.09)
896: His 1996 Chevrolet Tahoe was found abandoned in a Virginia Beach, Va., parking lot June 25. (-4.02,12.24)
897: Heatley was sixth in the league in goals last season with 41 and ninth in points with 89. (-0.90,10.34)
898: "Tony's not feeling well," Spurs coach Gregg Popovich said. (-5.42,17.22)
899: Electronic Data Systems Corp. Thursday said the Securities and Exchange Commission has asked the company for documents related to its large contract with the U.S. Navy. (0.75,14.17)
900: As well as the dolphin scheme, the chaos has allowed foreign companies to engage in damaging logging and fishing operations without proper monitoring or export controls. (-1.51,9.30)
901: The next court session will be when the three-judge tribunal announces its verdict in mid-February. (-0.31,14.38)
902: The consensus among Wall Street analysts was for a loss of 28 cents a share. (-0.77,11.64)
903: The civilian unemployment rate improved marginally last month -- slipping to 6.1 percent -- even as companies slashed payrolls by 93,000. (-1.14,12.18)
904: Moffitt said the results need to be replicated in another study before testing of individuals for presence of the long or short versions of the gene will be pursued. (-0.64,16.99)
905: The compensation committee will prohibit securities industry directors from sitting on it. (-2.88,15.14)
906: Q: Can I buy coverage for prescription drugs right away? (1.32,13.27)
907: Shares of Mandalay closed down eight cents to $29.42, before the earnings were announced. (-0.97,11.12)
908: In 1999, the building's owners, the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, issued guidelines to upgrade the fireproofing to a thickness of 1{ inches. (0.90,15.26)
909: The dollar was last at $1.1149 to the euro, close to its strongest level since April 30. (0.13,10.97)
910: The single currency rose as far as 135.13 yen , matching a record high hit shortly after the euro's launch in January 1999. (0.96,11.38)
911: A New Castle County woman has become the first Delaware patient to contract the West Nile virus this year, the state's Department of Health reported. (-1.32,10.53)
912: He also reaffirmed his wish to resolve the North Korean nuclear crisis peacefully. (1.47,15.44)
913: A rebel who was captured said more than 2,000 insurgents were involved in the attack. (-6.01,11.43)
914: Kyi, a U.N. envoy says, as Japan adds to growing international pressure by saying it will halt its hefty economic aid unless Suu Kyi is freed. (-1.78,12.39)
915: Wal-Mart, Kohl's Corp., Family Dollar Stores Inc., and Big Lots Inc. were among the merchants posting May sales that fell below Wall Street's modest expectations. (-0.89,12.43)
916: Mr Eddington warned yesterday that the future of the airline was "in the hands of the negotiators". (-0.91,13.63)
917: "Both of these kids are in wonderful physical condition right now," he said during a press briefing at the hospital. (2.96,14.18)
918: On the cell's surface, the foreign components are recognised by other cells that then realise it is infected and kill it. (-3.99,11.48)
919: Trading in Loral was halted yesterday; the shares closed on Monday at $3.01. (-1.17,13.50)
920: Knox County Health Department is following national Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Protocol to contain infection. (-2.53,13.00)
921: Schools Chancellor Joel Klein said the push for higher standards and accountability "is showing results." (2.45,14.60)
922: One witness told Anatolian he saw the plane on fire while it was still in the air. (-6.26,13.94)
923: He proposed a system under which it would take fewer and fewer votes to overcome a filibuster. (-1.65,13.48)
924: Hormone replacement therapy that combines estrogen and progestin doubles a woman's risk of breast cancer, a British study of more than a million women has found. (-0.55,12.59)
925: Barbini's comments came Tuesday, the second day of the Ministerial Conference and Expo on Agricultural Science and Technology. (2.49,12.65)
926: Yesterday, shares closed up 29 cents, or 0.54 percent, at $54.32. (-0.82,11.83)
927: Lawtey is not the first faith-based program in Florida's prison system. (-1.94,15.12)
928: The transaction will grant Handspring stockholders 0.09 of a share of Palm--and no shares of PalmSource--for each share of Handspring common stock. (0.06,12.74)
929: The giant rock was first observed on August 24 by Lincoln Near-Earth Asteroid Research Program, based in Socorro, New Mexico. (3.14,12.25)
930: "We need to change old habits and seriously rethink business-as-usual." (-3.20,16.45)
931: "These despicable acts were committed by killers whose only faith is hate," Bush said, adding that the United States will find the killers. (-4.78,11.39)
932: There are a total of 659 women enrolled at the academy, the report said. (2.55,11.96)
933: It is a national concern that will touch virtually every American," Abraham said. (-1.17,15.98)
934: In the United States, 20.7 percent of all women smoke. (-0.08,4.99)
935: It has a margin of error of plus or minus 4 percentage points. (-0.30,9.66)
936: Shares of MONY were gaining $2.57, or 9%, to $31.90 in after-hours trading on Instinet. (1.80,12.46)
937: Diana was at her lowest ebb when she wrote the letter to Paul Burrell claiming there was a plot to kill her. (-3.72,11.06)
938: Gillespie sent a letter to CBS President Leslie Moonves asking for a historical review or a disclaimer. (-0.73,15.47)
939: "Let's show we won't let them off," said Marc Blondel, leader of the Force Ouvriere union. (-0.57,15.79)
940: Contrary to what PeopleSoft management would have you believe, Oracle intends to fully support PeopleSoft customers and products for many years to come." (2.56,11.37)
941: Under Mexican law, bounty hunting is considered a form of kidnapping. (-4.11,11.74)
942: The announcements were made at the International Broadcasting Convention (IBC) in Amsterdam. (2.24,12.23)
943: Its keywords are supported by Chinese language Web portals. (2.64,13.20)
944: The consensus estimate of analysts polled by Thomson First Call called for a profit of $1.70 per share. (0.37,11.96)
945: Initial autopsy reports show they died of dehydration, hyperthermia and suffocation. (-3.40,11.44)
946: Authorities appealed to the public Friday to come forward and provide what could be the key to solving the sniper-style shootings that have killed three people outside area convenience stores. (2.27,9.09)
947: Second comes HP (27 percent with $2.9 billion, up just 0.4 percent). (0.40,10.19)
948: U.S. forces recently apprehended some 40 suspected foreign militants near the Syrian border and are now interrogating them. (-3.88,13.19)
949: That compares with a profit of $1 million, or breakeven, on $1.39 billion in revenue during the same period last year. (-0.30,10.77)
950: Bolivia's army fought to stop columns of protesters from streaming into the food-starved capital on Wednesday as a popular uprising against the president spread. (-3.47,14.13)
951: The A920 comes with a printer, scanner, and copier for $89. (1.57,10.72)
952: But in the first 30 seconds after Young entered the ring, the family knew it was an uneven match, Meyers said. (-1.18,12.64)
953: Singapore reported no suspected SARS cases Wednesday, but officials quarantined 70 people who had contact with the Taiwanese patient. (-3.62,15.12)
954: Downstream at Mount Vernon, the Skagit River was expected to crest at 36 feet -- 8 feet above flood stage -- tonight, Burke said. (-0.11,10.68)
955: On Monday, the Dow declined 5.25, or 0.1 percent, at 8,983.80, having shed 2.3 percent last week. (-1.02,12.16)
956: The injured were taken to hospitals in Jefferson City and Columbia, a college town about 30 miles to the north. (-3.06,13.32)
957: The dollar was at 117.85 yen against the Japanese currency, up 0.1 percent. (0.69,11.62)
958: In addition to O'Connor, Rehnquist's majority opinion was joined by Justices David Souter, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, and Stephen Breyer. (0.01,14.86)
959: Martin, 58, will be freed today after serving two thirds of his five-year sentence for the manslaughter of 16-year-old Fred Barras. (-2.68,12.30)
960: IDEC shareholders would own 50.5 percent of the stock of the combined company, and Biogen shareholders the remaining 49.5 percent. (0.89,11.48)
961: Nonetheless, the open-source guru insisted, "This attack was wrong, and it was dangerous to our goals." (-4.50,15.11)
962: Frank Quattrone, the former Credit Suisse First Boston technology investment-banking guru, reportedly pleaded not guilty Tuesday to charges of obstruction of justice and witness tampering. (-2.02,14.30)
963: The blue-chip Dow Jones industrial average .DJI fell 86.56 points, or 0.94 percent, to 9,109.99, after giving up more than 1 percent earlier. (-1.12,11.29)
964: The Dow Jones industrial average ended the day down 10.89 at 9,837.94, after advancing 111.04 Wednesday. (-1.55,11.25)
965: Perry has since called two special legislative sessions to try force the redistricting plan through. (-0.67,14.87)
966: The agency will "consider as timely any tax returns or payments due" Aug. 15 if they are submitted by Aug. 22. (0.06,13.42)
967: Democrats currently hold a 17-15 advantage in the state's congressional delegation. (-2.55,8.87)
968: Chaudhry was released 56 days later and the Fiji military installed an all-indigenous government led by Qarase, who won democratic elections in September 2001. (-1.42,14.16)
969: New legit download service launches with PC users in mind. (2.82,11.47)
970: The 30-year bond US30YT=RR rose 22/32 for a yield of 4.31 percent, versus 4.35 percent at Wednesday's close. (-0.31,11.79)
971: Last week, his lawyers asked Gov. Mark R. Warner to grant clemency, but the governor declined to intervene. (-1.97,14.90)
972: Gov. Linda Lingle and members of her staff were at the Navy base and watched the launch. (1.23,14.27)
973: The best the investigators can do is nitpick about the process and substance of isolated business decisions ... and question his competence as a manager." (-0.87,16.04)
974: The Justice Department filed suit Thursday against the state of Mississippi for failing to end what federal officials call "disturbing" abuse of juveniles and "unconscionable" conditions at two state-run facilities. (-2.05,14.56)
975: The Chelsea defender Marcel Desailly has been the latest to speak out. (1.68,15.16)
976: She was the only woman in her unit and a member of Teamsters Local 995. (-0.44,15.54)
977: Special police detained Khodorkovsky early on Saturday in the Siberian city of Novosibirsk, where his plane had made a refuelling stop. (-4.27,14.00)
978: Sony Ericsson also said it would shut down its GSM/UMTS R&D center in Munich, Germany, to increase profitability. (-2.43,10.64)
979: But the country is scrambling to prevent it spreading to the vast countryside where most of its 1.3 billion people live. (1.83,8.87)
980: Kansas Department of Health and Environment records show there were 88 abortions performed on girls age 14 and younger last year. (-1.96,10.16)
981: "The discovery that the MAP bug is present in the vast majority of Crohn's sufferers means it is almost certainly causing the intestinal inflammation," it said in a statement. (-3.61,11.55)
982: The life expectancy for boys born in 2001 was 74.4 years, up two years since 1990. (0.05,9.49)
983: For the full 12-month period, high-speed cable modem connections increased by 49 percent. (2.34,11.13)
984: We believe the report is fully consistent with what the courts have ruled ... that the department's actions are fully within the law. (1.91,15.25)
985: Indeed, Mr. Weill, a self-described workaholic, said he planned to remain very involved in the company. (-0.25,16.30)
986: Gregory Parseghian, a former investment banker, was appointed chief executive. (0.50,12.50)
987: The report cites the marriage of the alleged operational commander of the Bali bombings, Mukhlas, to Farida, a "highly cosmopolitan and well-educated young woman". (-0.44,13.84)
988: The Cradle of Liberty Council isn't the first one to buck the national group's stance. (-1.05,16.87)
989: "It''s absurd," Funny Cide's trainer Barclay Tagg said. (-2.44,14.87)
990: Last year, Cuban officials said none of nearly two dozen nominated Cuban musicians received U.S. visas on time to attend the Grammys in Los Angeles. (-3.08,14.78)
991: The American conservatives are clearly in the minority within the Episcopal Church. (-2.86,15.11)
992: The New York senator's new book, "Living History," appears a certain bestseller. (1.72,13.55)
993: "Canada is a small country, and it needs companies like this, deals like this." (0.32,13.70)
994: Police official S.K. Tonapi told Reuters at least 40 people had been killed and more than 100 wounded. (-3.68,9.91)
995: "Jeremy's a good guy," Barber said, adding: "Jeremy is living the dream life of the New York athlete. (3.44,14.56)
996: But Mitsubishi Tokyo Financial (JP:8306: news, chart, profile) declined 3,000 yen, or 0.65 percent, to 456,000 yen. (-1.13,12.01)
997: About 1,557 genes on chromosome 6 are thought to be functional. (1.05,11.50)
998: In the second quarter, Anadarko now expects volume of 46 million BOE, down from 48 million BOE. (-1.63,10.63)
999: U.S. troops encountered no resistance during the five-hour sweep near Tikrit, Saddam Hussein's hometown and the center of a region of Baath Party supporters. (-5.13,12.66)
1000: Miodrag Zivkovic, of the Liberal Alliance of Montenegro, won 31 percent of the vote while the independent Dragan Hajdukovic got four percent. (-0.45,12.00)
1001: In the year-ago period, Pearson posted a 26 million pre-tax profit. (0.17,11.49)
1002: Through Thursday, Oracle said 34.75 million PeopleSoft shares had been tendered. (1.25,12.49)
1003: Yucaipa owned Dominick's before selling the chain to Safeway in 1998 for $2.5 billion. (0.72,11.25)
1004: Graves reported from Albuquerque, Villafranca from Austin and Ratcliffe from Laredo. (-4.00,11.77)
1005: A 25 percent increase would raise undergraduate tuition to about $5,247 annually, including miscellaneous, campus-based fees. (1.43,11.48)
1006: Authorities said the scientist properly quarantined himself at home after he developed SARS symptoms Dec. 10. (-2.84,12.55)
1007: The support will come as a free software upgrade called WebVPN for current customers that have support contracts. (2.65,12.02)
1008: Hilsenrath and Klarman each were indicted on three counts of securities fraud. (1.51,11.70)
1009: The new sensor -- dubbed CANARY for ''cellular analysis and notification of antigen risks and yields'' -- hijacks this natural process with two important changes. (0.20,11.82)
1010: One, Fort Carson-based Sgt. Ernest Bucklew, 33, had been on his way home to attend his mother's funeral in Pennsylvania. (-3.17,12.44)
1011: Waksal has pleaded guilty to securities fraud and is to be sentenced next week. (-0.79,14.04)
1012: The device plays Internet radio streams and comes with a 30-day trial of RealNetworks' Rhapsody music service. (3.17,11.40)
1013: The dollar fell as low as $1.1624 per euro from $1.1486 on Friday, and traded at $1.1594 at 10:15 a.m. in London. (-1.25,11.13)
1014: During the hearing, Morales expressed "sincere regrets and remorse" for his actions. (-5.15,16.55)
1015: Site Finder has been visited 65 million times since its introduction, Galvin said. (2.15,12.07)
1016: According to SunnComm's Peter Jacobs, "MediaMax performs exactly as 'advertised' to the companies who purchased it. (2.69,15.18)
1017: He was tracked to Atlanta where he was arrested on Tuesday night. (-2.19,14.12)
1018: The Bush administration blames Hussein loyalists and foreign Muslim militants who have entered Iraq to fight U.S. troops for the wave of bombings and guerrilla attacks. (-5.27,11.50)
1019: It later emerged that he had broken his right thigh and bones in his right wrist and elbow. (-2.23,7.01)
1020: The Senate agreed Tuesday to lift a 10-year-old ban on the research and development of low-yield nuclear weapons. (-1.35,14.36)
1021: Some 95 million Americans -- half of all households -- invest in mutual funds. (0.54,11.85)
1022: The House has passed prescription-drug legislation in the last two sessions, but the Senate has failed to do so. (-2.06,15.10)
1023: The elderly and those with weakened immune systems are also urged to protect against mosquito bites. (-3.28,13.08)
1024: Ms Lafferty's lawyer, Thomas Ezzell, told a Kentucky newspaper: "My understanding of this is that there is a lower percentage of successful impregnations with frozen. (-1.84,13.97)
1025: Klarman was arrested by FBI agents in the Hamptons, an exclusive summer resort enclave east of New York City. (-2.51,13.16)
1026: The bishop told police he thought he had hit a dog or a cat or that someone had thrown a rock at his vehicle. (-3.40,13.58)
1027: A promotional poster, complete with countdown dial, reminds readers of the upcoming release of "Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix." (3.22,11.65)
1028: "Further testing is still under way, but at this stage, given the early detection, the outlook in such instances would be positive," the specialist said yesterday. (1.99,15.41)
1029: In morning trading, the Dow Jones industrial average was up 40.12, or 0.5 percent, at 8,571.69, having fallen 51 points Monday. (-1.13,11.76)
1030: Rich media doubled its share, increasing from 3% in Q2 2002 to 6% in Q2 2003. (1.78,11.46)
1031: It will take time to oust die-hard remnants of Saddam Hussein's deposed regime in Iraq, Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld said Tuesday. (-3.75,13.92)
1032: Sayliyah was the command base for the Iraq war, but Central Command sent hundreds who ran the war back home to Tampa, Florida. (-4.46,12.54)
1033: SCO says the pricing terms for a license will not be announced for weeks. (-1.20,14.93)
1034: Sources within the racing industry have told the Daily Bulletin that Fontana will get a second NASCAR race on Labor Day weekend starting next season. (2.14,13.25)
1035: The Dow Jones industrial average .DJI ended up 56.79 points, or 0.67 percent, at 8,588.36 -- its highest level since January 17. (1.06,11.58)
1036: Dennehy, who transferred to Baylor last year after getting kicked off the University of New Mexico Lobos for temper tantrums, had begun to read the Bible daily. (-2.52,12.35)
1037: Bashir felt he was being tried by opinion not on the facts, Mahendradatta told Reuters. (-2.56,16.45)
1038: Schofield got Toepfer to admit on cross-examination that she ignored many of O'Donnell's suggestions and projects. (-1.64,16.64)
1039: In that case, the court held that Cincinnati had violated the First Amendment in banning only the advertising pamphlets in the interest of aesthetics. (-4.83,13.89)
1040: Box cutters were used as a weapon by the Sept. 11, 2001, hijackers and have since been banned as carry-on items. (-4.23,13.45)
1041: On July 22, Moore announced he would appeal the case directly to the U.S. Supreme Court. (-1.00,15.23)
1042: Southwest said its traffic was up 4.6 percent in the quarter, and it ended the quarter with $2.2 billion in cash. (-0.00,9.93)
1043: Four versions of Windows operating systems are targeted: Windows NT, Windows 2000, Windows XP and Windows Server 2003. (0.81,9.71)
1044: Shares of McDonald's Corp. and Wendy's International Inc. continued a modest run-up on the New York Stock Exchange Monday. (0.69,12.55)
1045: He playfully chided the Senate's "little bitty tax relief plan." (-2.50,15.21)
1046: Looking to buy the latest Harry Potter? (3.56,11.13)
1047: MediaQ's customers include major handheld makers Mitsubishi, Siemens, Palm, Sharp, Philips, Dell and Sony. (2.82,11.43)
1048: Aventis, based in Strasbourg, France, is one of a handful of companies that still make the flu vaccine. (-1.76,9.97)
1049: Michael Bloomberg, NYC Mayor: "I'm gonna try march with a number of different groups. (1.30,20.42)
1050: The attack seemed similar to others staged near foreign compounds in Riyadh on May 12. (-4.23,11.38)
1051: "We put a lot of effort and energy into improving our patching process, probably later than we should have and now we're just gaining incredible speed. (0.58,16.16)
1052: The boy also sprayed the room full of retardant from fire extinguishers, which made it hard to see, the chief said. (-1.60,7.45)
1053: "But HRT should not be used to prevent heart disease or any other chronic condition." (-3.43,15.64)
1054: The meat, poultry, butter, cheese and nuts were impounded a year ago at a LaGrou Cold Storage warehouse in Chicago. (-1.93,0.88)
1055: The BlueCore3-Multimedia includes a 16-bit stereo audio CODEC with dual ADC and DAC for stereo audio. (3.19,10.97)
1056: Now, with the agency's last three shuttles grounded in the wake of the Columbia disaster, that wait could be even longer. (-2.69,15.33)
1057: Bremer, 61, is a onetime assistant to former Secretaries of State William P. Rogers and Henry Kissinger and was ambassador-at-large for counterterrorism from 1986 to 1989. (-1.63,13.13)
1058: Those conversations had not taken place as of Tuesday night, according to an Oracle spokeswoman. (-1.89,15.57)
1059: Taiwan has attempted to gain observer status to the United Nations-affiliated WHO for seven years, but again was rebuffed March 19 at its annual conference in Geneva. (-2.47,15.61)
1060: A Washington County man may have the countys first human case of West Nile virus, the health department said Friday. (-1.52,10.62)
1061: National Breast Cancer Centre chief executive Professor Christine Ewan said it was too early to quantify the risk to women. (-0.24,11.43)
1062: Brendsel and chief financial officer Vaughn Clarke resigned June 9. (-1.69,11.82)
1063: On health care, the NDP says there will be no privatization and no health-care premiums. (-3.85,16.67)
1064: The new companies will begin trading on Nasdaq today under the ticker symbols PLMO and PSRC. (0.99,13.19)
1065: Kids, adults, booksellers and postal workers all are preparing for "Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix." (3.51,10.95)
1066: The government did not identify the taikonauts — a term coined from ‘‘taikong,’’ the Chinese word for space — who would travel on the second mission. (-3.69,15.82)
1067: I think we made the right case and did the right thing." (3.53,15.59)
1068: Kollar-Kotelly has scheduled another antitrust settlement compliance hearing for January. (-0.67,14.65)
1069: "Tomorrow at the Mission Inn, I have the opportunity to congratulate the governor-elect of the great state of California. (2.27,13.93)
1070: "I expect Japan to keep conducting intervention, but the volume is likely to fall sharply," said Junya Tanase, forex strategist at JP Morgan Chase. (-1.34,12.33)
1071: The Sunshine Group LTD represented the developers, The Related Companies and Apollo Real Estate Advisors LP, on the deal. (1.88,13.07)
1072: "It is about a third of what I owe in the world," he told reporters. (1.98,10.03)
1073: The tech-laced Nasdaq Composite Index gained 2.90 points, or 0.18 percent, to 1,606.87. (0.68,10.98)
1074: The benchmark 10-year Treasury note yield <US10YT=RR> dipped below 4.20 percent on Tuesday. (-1.03,11.95)
1075: So was Edie Falco, the critically praised co-star of "Frankie and Johnny." (3.78,9.80)
1076: "Saddam is gone, but we want the (U.S.) occupation to end," said Hit resident Abu Qasim. (-5.18,14.78)
1077: Joe Kernan, who had been lieutenant governor for the past seven years, was sworn in as governor after O'Bannon died Saturday. (-2.26,12.66)
1078: Advanced Micro Devices said Fujitsu Siemens Computers is offering a high-end workstation based on AMD's Opteron 200 Series. (2.52,11.16)
1079: Kodak expects earnings of 5 cents to 25 cents a share in the quarter. (1.26,11.50)
1080: Shares of Corixa fell 12 cents to $6.88 on the Nasdaq stock market. (-1.23,11.32)
1081: He was referring to John S. Reed, the former Citicorp chief executive who became interim chairman and chief executive of the exchange last Sunday . (0.87,13.54)
1082: He refused to reveal what percentage of flights carried sky marshals, or whether they would be increased. (-2.51,16.18)
1083: The Nasdaq Composite Index rose 19.67, or 1.3 percent, to 1523.71, its highest since June 18. (1.11,11.83)
1084: They said they had concluded that the film failed "to present a balanced portrayal" of the Reagans. (-4.60,16.70)
1085: State health officials said today a young northeast Kansas woman likely has the state's first case of monkeypox among humans or animals. (-1.77,10.91)
1086: Navistar shares were down 44 cents, or 1.1 percent, at $41.19 on the New York Stock Exchange after falling as low as $39.93. (-1.02,10.60)
1087: Only Intel Corp.'s 0.3 percent yield was lower. (-0.63,10.29)
1088: MGM, NBC and Liberty executives were not immediately available for comment. (-1.65,16.12)
1089: The new analysis found that 32 of the 16,608 participants developed ovarian cancer during about 5 years of follow-up. (-0.06,11.54)
1090: Veteran stage and screen actor Hume Cronyn died of cancer Sunday. (-3.50,10.82)
1091: Deirdre Hisler, Government Canyon's manager, said the state has long had its eye on this piece of property and is eager to complete the deal to obtain it. (1.54,14.61)
1092: Reuters witnesses said many houses had been flattened and the city squares were packed with crying children and the homeless, huddled in blankets to protect them from the cold. (-0.36,7.90)
1093: The three grocery chains were relying on store managers and replacement workers to keep their stores open. (-0.21,15.74)
1094: The security official's backup couldn't fill in because he was on active military duty, Strutt said. (-2.38,15.89)
1095: Researchers found the fossils in a semidesert area of Venezuela, about 250 miles west of Caracas. (-4.09,12.30)
1096: Mr McDonnell is leading Grant Thornton International's inquiry into the Italian business. (-1.34,14.30)
1097: The industry's largest association is urging its members not call the more than 50 million home and cellular numbers on the list. (-3.25,15.26)
1098: The workers accuse General Dynamics of "reverse age discrimination" because of a change in retirement benefits in 1997. (-0.42,12.81)
1099: The tech-laced Nasdaq Composite Index .IXIC eased 5.16 points, or 0.32 percent, at 1,590.75, breaking a six-day string of gains. (0.72,11.36)
1100: The Space Infrared Telescope Facility's mission is to search for the beginnings of the universe. (3.37,12.18)
1101: The respected medical journal Lancet has called for a complete ban on tobacco in the United Kingdom. (-3.84,14.91)
1102: The driver of the truck escaped and is now being sought by the police, Supoyo said. (-3.78,12.49)
1103: "In so many different ways, the artistry of black musicians has conveyed the experience of black Americans throughout our history," Bush said. (8.63,9.25)
1104: Geraldine Andrews, the pastor's daughter-in-law, said Robinson recently took her daughter out of a mental health facility. (-2.72,11.23)
1105: Before Thursday's matinee, Baker called a clubhouse meeting, concerned that the controversy had distracted the Cubs. (-1.99,13.32)
1106: She was taken by ambulance to Charing Cross Hospital in Hammersmith. (-2.98,12.18)
1107: Shortly after the opening bell, the Dow Jones Industrial Average was up 11.13 to 9,228.48, while the S&P 500 index gained 1.74 to 982.33. (0.87,12.40)
1108: In addition, primary care trusts (PCTs) were given star ratings for the first time this year. (1.25,11.52)
1109: "We are expending all available resources toward the investigation," said Assistant U.S. Attorney Todd Greenberg, a counterterrorism prosecutor in Seattle. (0.01,14.83)
1110: The technology-laced Nasdaq Composite Index .IXIC shed 15 points, or 0.98 percent, to 1,492. (0.20,10.78)
1111: The research firm earlier had forecast an increase of 4.9 percent. (0.07,9.55)
1112: PeopleSoft will commit $863 million in cash and issue 52.6 million new shares, the companies said. (1.14,12.20)
1113: So in his State of the Union address in January, Bush declared that the British government "has learned that Saddam Hussein recently sought significant quantities of uranium from Africa." (-1.25,13.44)
1114: The other 24 members are split between representatives of the securities industry and so-called "public" board members. (1.49,13.12)
1115: The Episcopal Diocese of Central Florida became one of the first in the nation Saturday to officially reject the national denomination's policies on homosexuality. (-2.03,14.65)
1116: McGill also detailed the hole that had been cut in the Caprice's trunk. (-0.87,6.66)
1117: That compared with a year-earlier profit of $102 million, or 13 cents a share. (0.01,10.44)
1118: "The economy, nonetheless, has yet to exhibit sustainable growth. (-2.79,18.03)
1119: The commission estimated California lost $937 million to corporate tax shelters in 2001. (-1.04,12.08)
1120: In other markets, U.S. Treasuries started off on Monday weaker, as stocks rose early. (-0.65,12.76)
1121: The technology-laced Nasdaq Composite Index .IXIC was down 25.36 points, or 1.53 percent, at 1,628.26. (-0.79,11.39)
1122: The Pentagon had hoped to retain control of the postwar effort, so the decision is a victory for Secretary of State Colin L. Powell. (3.46,15.10)
1123: Prof Sally Baldwin, 63, from York, fell into a cavity which opened up when the structure collapsed at Tiburtina station, Italian railway officials said. (-3.46,9.44)
1124: It calls for the agency to plan an independent safety and engineering organization. (0.86,17.40)
1125: WorldCom's accounting problems came to light early last year, and the company filed for bankruptcy in July 2002, citing massive accounting irregularities. (-1.91,11.43)
1126: The study also found that consumer goods advertisers continued to spend the most dollars online, representing 35% of all Web advertising. (2.06,11.56)
1127: Kiernan testified that Seifert had received a gunshot wound to the back. (-4.04,10.35)
1128: It is priced at $5,995 for an unlimited number of users tapping into the single processor, or $195 per user with a minimum of five users. (1.32,11.12)
1129: Tropical storm heads for pass along Honduras coast (-0.31,9.20)
1130: Suicide bomber kills 12 in Nigeria church (-4.70,8.96)
1131: US says ready to help blind Chinese activist (2.72,14.62)
1132: Gazans fire 2 rockets into Israel; no injuries (-6.67,12.38)
1133: Berri says ready to help launch national unity government (2.51,15.70)
1134: 13 dead in Iraq bomb attacks (-4.77,9.06)
1135: Hurricane Isaac Moves Inland After Landfall (0.16,9.16)
1136: Nigeria mourns over 193 people killed in plane crash (-1.13,10.64)
1137: ICC jails Congolese warlord for 14 years over child soldiers (-2.33,9.44)
1138: 7 soldiers killed, 56 injured in PKK attack in eastern Turkey (-5.95,14.79)
1139: Schiphol airport partly evacuated after bomb threat (-1.64,8.65)
1140: MIER ups 2012 growth forecast to 4.2pc (0.19,9.63)
1141: Activists: Syrian troops storm Damascus suburb (-6.02,12.72)
1142: Tehran: EU sanctions won't force Iran into nuclear talks (-6.90,14.63)
1143: Portugal Drownings: UK Girl And Grandad Named (-3.36,10.31)
1144: Iran, powers set for high-stakes nuclear talks (-7.66,14.45)
1145: Syrian forces kill teen in Aleppo protests (-5.35,10.66)
1146: Jaguar to create 1,100 jobs in UK (0.55,9.99)
1147: Iraq searches Syria bound Iran plane: officials (-6.71,13.60)
1148: Syria fighting rages as Russia urges Western re-think (-5.72,13.69)
1149: Erdogan's party submits plan for Turkish presidency (-6.14,14.90)
1150: Publisher acquitted in privacy case (1.36,14.56)
1151: Samsung overtakes Nokia in phones (1.93,10.84)
1152: Gu Kailai murder trial ends in China (-2.22,11.03)
1153: Not 'hiding the ball' on Russia: Obama (-3.51,15.70)
1154: England captain Andrew Strauss retires from professional cricket (-2.39,10.56)
1155: China backs Sri Lanka on UN resolution (-2.52,13.86)
1156: Ton up: Tendulkar reaches 100th international hundred (0.38,10.47)
1157: Conspiracy against me - Lance (-2.94,14.67)
1158: Mursi takes oath of office, becomes Egyptian president (-4.34,14.54)
1159: Syrian opposition pleads for criminal court action (-4.16,14.65)
1160: Sunderland 2-2 Bolton: Davies double gets Trotters a point but they stay in bottom three (-0.48,10.67)
1161: Syrian forces shell towns, clash with rebels (-5.94,12.93)
1162: Bahraini protesters and police clash after funeral (-4.53,13.91)
1163: Apple buying security firm AuthenTec for $356 million (1.77,10.98)
1164: Trade newspaper Variety up for sale (1.66,9.60)
1165: Australians flee homes amid floods (-2.10,9.27)
1166: Germany dodges recession with growth in first quarter (-0.94,10.04)
1167: Asian stocks rise after Greek vote eases fears (-0.40,12.12)
1168: British soldier killed in southern Afghanistan (-4.54,10.05)
1169: Obama silent on China dissident (-3.84,15.95)
1170: Suicide Bomber Kills 6 in Afghan Capital (-5.18,9.75)
1171: Denver shooting: Police to detonate devices in suspect's home (-3.76,12.95)
1172: Syria hands over bodies of journalists (-5.74,12.24)
1173: Coroner: Whitney Houston died in bathtub (-3.45,10.29)
1174: Japan suffers severe flooding - in pictures (-1.53,8.87)
1175: Japan to deport Chinese held over island landing (-1.80,12.23)
1176: Some Syria violence amounts to civil war-Red Cross (-5.73,13.31)
1177: Romney Wins Nevada Caucus (1.61,14.05)
1178: Apple iPad mini makes debut (2.51,11.14)
1179: Hamas hangs three Gaza prisoners (3.62,7.02)
1180: East Timor votes in presidential election (-0.92,13.17)
1181: Sunday Times journalist Marie Colvin killed in Syria (-4.79,10.96)
1182: KL shares higher at mid-afternoon (2.41,13.74)
1183: Chicago teachers strike in bitter contract dispute (0.11,16.52)
1184: Israel to free Palestinian hunger striker (-5.57,12.62)
1185: Not a good beginning: Hollande's plane hit by lightning en route to Berlin (-2.03,8.58)
1186: Afghan Parliament Votes to Oust Key Ministers (-4.78,16.30)
1187: Attacker in Afghan uniform kills 2 NATO troops (-5.70,10.51)
1188: Cheap generics no panacea for India’s poorest (-4.79,18.72)
1189: 'Arrest warrant' for Maldives ex-president (-2.01,13.96)
1190: HRW: Jordan turning away Palestinian refugees from Syria (-5.42,14.39)
1191: Syrian forces overrun rebel stronghold (-5.98,12.54)
1192: Chinese stocks close higher midday Friday (-1.41,11.63)
1193: Sandy slams into Northeast; at least 18 dead, 7.4M without power (-2.02,9.99)
1194: Putin Declares Victory in Russia Presidential Vote (-3.40,12.31)
1195: Supreme Court to Hear Voting Rights Act Case (-0.68,15.05)
1196: Libya postpones assembly election to July 7 (-2.50,15.83)
1197: London 2012 Olympics Opening Ceremony 'to feature a green and pleasant land' (2.73,12.80)
1198: Pakistan blocks Twitter over anti-Islamic material (-4.71,13.56)
1199: Annan to visit Syrian refugees in Turkey Tuesday (-6.35,14.46)
1200: Pakistani PM shocked at avalanche trapping army personnel (-3.06,15.82)
1201: Opposition leaders emerge to commemorate Cambodian workers' deaths (-4.13,14.34)
1202: Mali due to vote for president (-1.28,14.76)
1203: Pussy Riot member Alyokhina released from jail in Russia (-3.04,11.62)
1204: Asiana jet crash lands at San Francisco airport (-2.44,8.64)
1205: Blizzard hammers U.S. Northeast, five dead, 700,000 lose power (-1.62,9.08)
1206: 2 French Journalists Killed in Mali (-5.63,11.06)
1207: Vehicles ablaze in collapsed Japan tunnel (-1.77,7.96)
1208: China stocks close lower on Friday (-1.58,11.63)
1209: Mayor says 14 dead in Texas fertilizer plant blast (-2.92,8.90)
1210: CBN reiterates plan to phase out polymer notes (-3.45,15.64)
1211: U.S. files espionage charges agains NSA leaker (-4.55,13.10)
1212: Chinese general's son gets 10 years jail for rape (-2.77,10.14)
1213: Where's Rusty? Red panda vanishes from National Zoo (1.85,0.30)
1214: Queen Beatrix of The Netherlands to abdicate for son (-3.11,10.95)
1215: U.S. dumps bombs at Great Barrier Reef (-4.63,12.68)
1216: 38 Taliban militants killed in Afghanistan (-3.92,9.58)
1217: Most powerful typhoon of 2013 hits the Philippines (-1.04,8.85)
1218: Calls for more Egypt protests (-4.53,14.72)
1219: US government 'on the edge of shutdown' (-2.65,13.47)
1220: 123 killed in fighting in northern Syria (-5.93,12.03)
1221: Critics say Putin’s security restrictions violate rights (-4.96,14.75)
1222: Egypt braces for more protests, prays for calm (-4.12,14.78)
1223: Morsi supporters protest in Egypt (-4.58,14.40)
1224: Stocks rise in early trading (0.63,13.23)
1225: Bangladesh building collapse death toll hits 540: army (-3.10,8.58)
1226: Defiant Mugabe sworn in for seventh term blasts 'vile' West (-1.53,14.12)
1227: Nelson Mandela in Hospital for Tests (-3.00,12.11)
1228: Iran, six global powers sign landmark nuclear deal (-7.64,14.31)
1229: Algeria Mounts Military Operation to Rescue Al Qaeda Hostages (-4.95,11.92)
1230: Delhi gang rape victim dies in Singapore hospital (-3.64,9.88)
1231: Birth Control Linked With Higher Glaucoma Risk (-1.17,13.19)
1232: Malaysia sets May 5 as date for closely contested election (-0.04,13.15)
1233: Dhawan smashes India to big win over South Africa (-0.60,10.01)
1234: N Korea postpones family reunions (-2.98,16.15)
1235: Syria rejects US, UK chemical arms claims (-5.31,13.89)
1236: Egypt arrests Muslim Brotherhood Supreme Guide (-4.50,14.26)
1237: Gunmen kill nine people in northwest Pakistan (-4.87,9.49)
1238: News summary for March 11 (1.49,14.83)
1239: Hawaii passes gay marriage bill (-0.63,14.50)
1240: Syrian Opposition Urges EU to Send Arms to Rebels (-6.01,13.74)
1241: Funeral of Oscar Pistorius' girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp takes place (-3.50,11.01)
1242: Two firefighters killed in New York ambush (-5.86,10.71)
1243: Ten rescued off Waterford, Dublin coasts (-0.70,8.72)
1244: Mars rover collects first bedrock sample (3.49,12.36)
1245: Ankeet Chavan granted conditional bail for marriage (-0.48,14.33)
1246: Man who battled Fukushima disaster dies of cancer (-2.77,9.55)
1247: Iran says nuclear talks to resume next month (-7.43,14.40)
1248: US authorities charge man in ricin probe (-2.15,14.39)
1249: 25 bodies found at raided Algerian gas plant (-5.29,10.86)
1250: Ferrer cruises into Australian Open quarter-finals (-0.98,9.72)
1251: UBS settles US mortgage lawsuit (0.17,13.14)
1252: North, South Korea agree to talks (2.67,9.54)
1253: Gunmen kill female politician in Pakistan (-5.05,9.78)
1254: Kardashian Divorce Ready for Trial (-0.49,14.61)
1255: New Zealand set to legalise gay marriage (-0.48,14.28)
1256: Syria regime claims evacuation of 5,000 near Damascus (0.64,10.43)
1257: Nobel Prize winning author Doris Lessing dies (-3.55,10.96)
1258: Internet, phone service restored in Syrian capital (2.48,11.10)
1259: Syrian PM Survives Bomb Attack (-6.49,12.59)
1260: US stock futures edge up ahead of jobs report (0.48,13.16)
1261: Bomb blast kills 10 in southwest Pakistan (-3.97,8.73)
1262: David Cameron puts Sri Lanka on notice over war crime allegations (-2.39,13.57)
1263: Morsi supporters clash with riot police in Cairo (-4.92,14.01)
1264: Afghan police kill 5 Taliban fighters (-5.26,10.00)
1265: Gunmen kidnap airline pilots in Lebanon (-1.88,7.59)
1266: Kurdish rebels to withdraw from Turkey in March: report (-5.83,15.33)
1267: Japan revises GDP growth to annual 1.1 pct in Q3 (0.45,12.11)
1268: The foundations of South Africa are built on Nelson Mandela's memory (-2.28,10.88)
1269: Ukraine protest leaders name ministers, Russian troops on alert (-5.20,15.56)
1270: Malala, Snowden, Belarusians Short-Listed For Sakharov Prize (-5.29,13.45)
1271: ElBaradei to Become Egyptian PM (-4.52,14.59)
1272: Taiwan's economy grows 2.27% in April-June quarter (2.09,12.42)
1273: Tamerlan Tsarnaev buried in Virginia (-4.12,10.34)
1274: State Dept. issues wide travel alert, says terror attack possible (-3.60,13.40)
1275: Singapore stocks end up 0.11 pct (-0.62,10.62)
1276: Russia warns Ukraine against EU deal (-5.18,15.73)
1277: Hernandez double gives Mexico victory (-3.58,11.83)
1278: China sacks top economic official (-2.03,11.40)
1279: Canada approves oil pipeline to the Pacific Coast (0.79,12.77)
1280: Storm buries Northeast; 16 inches of snow in NJ (1.59,-1.46)
1281: Jamaican connection in Liverpool's win (1.16,9.48)
1282: International weapons experts leave Syria, Obama to make statement (-5.48,13.19)
1283: Southwest jet hit nose first (0.22,5.20)
1284: Twelve killed in bomb blast on Pakistani train (-4.23,8.56)
1285: Powerful quake strikes off eastern Indonesia (-2.73,8.03)
1286: Obama lashes North Korea as pariah state (-3.88,15.51)
1287: Colombia strike three times (3.80,7.40)
1288: Lord Palumbo offers hope for a relationship with his son James (6.06,8.30)
1289: Deputy speaker faces new sex claims (-0.91,14.15)
1290: CIA chief visits Israel for Syria talks (-6.28,13.25)
1291: Suicide bomb kills 4, injures 13 in Pakistan (-4.02,8.83)
1292: Ukraine rebels 'flee eastern stronghold' (-5.39,15.90)
1293: 4 foreigners among 9 killed in Kabul hotel attack (-3.87,9.40)
1294: Firefighters battle forest fire in SW China (-1.63,8.01)
1295: Hassan Rouhani wins Iran's presidential election (-7.39,13.86)
1296: Woman remanded over child's death A woman has been remanded in custody charged with murder after an eight-year-old girl was found dead in a block of flats. (-3.02,10.62)
1297: Red-shirt leader calls not to oppose army (-2.83,15.08)
1298: Russia praises idea to render rights assistance to Ukraine (-5.14,15.64)
1299: Georgian PM's ally to become president - exit poll (2.82,13.83)
1300: Car bombs kill at least 16 in Iraqi capital (-5.07,9.09)
1301: Saudi Arabia gets a seat at the UN Security Council (1.43,9.90)
1302: US drone strike kills 11 in Pakistan (-4.88,8.40)
1303: 20 killed in bomb attack at Pakistani base (-4.44,8.47)
1304: Shenzhen stock indices close higher Monday (-1.86,11.61)
1305: Prince Harry pays tribute to US war dead (-2.96,12.32)
1306: 15 dead in Iraq attacks, bomb at football pitch (-4.78,9.06)
1307: Myanmar arrests 44 over sectarian violence (-2.66,10.96)
1308: Iran official: US visa denial to Iranian envoy will not affect nuke talks (-6.49,14.36)
1309: Gov'ts, groups pledge millions for typhoon relief (0.24,11.45)
1310: Greece suspends state broadcaster (-3.78,13.79)
1311: Guatemalan court finds former dictator guilty of genocide (-4.02,11.93)
1312: Beaten Florida teen released in Israel (-5.06,12.67)
1313: Iran, sextet to resume expert talks (-7.43,14.26)
1314: Bangladesh collapse search over; death toll 1,127 (-3.02,8.61)
1315: Neymar powers Brazil into last 16 (-1.51,9.37)
1316: Ukraine to implement unilateral ceasefire (-5.29,16.04)
1317: Stones add second Hyde Park concert (2.62,12.20)
1318: What the Papers Say, Aug. 19, 2013 (0.41,11.25)
1319: 5 nations meet on haze (1.00,10.46)
1320: Car bomb at Swedish consulate in Libya's Benghazi, no casualties (-6.57,13.50)
1321: Bomber strikes near Pakistan army HQ (-4.68,8.21)
1322: Croatia begins countdown to historic EU entry (1.60,12.87)
1323: Suicide attack kills eight in Baghdad (-4.88,9.11)
1324: On War Criminals and Heroes: The Whitewashing of Ariel Sharon ŔÄ (-6.42,12.54)
1325: Rogers, Videotron extend reach with network-sharing deal (2.91,11.32)
1326: Prominent AIDS researchers killed in Malaysian plane crash (-2.76,9.31)
1327: Israel Forces Kill 2 Palestinian Militants (-6.36,11.36)
1328: Death toll 'rises to 17' after typhoon strikes Japan (-1.56,8.79)
1329: Protests continue in tense Ukraine capital (-4.96,15.58)
1330: Two French journalists killed after Mali kidnapping (-5.73,11.02)
1331: Headlines in major Iranian newspapers on Dec 14 (-7.24,13.28)
1332: Iran warns of spillover of possible war on Syria (-7.13,14.29)
1333: Former Pakistan President Pervez Musharraf arrested again (-2.10,13.74)
1334: US drone strike 'kills 4 militants in Pakistan' (-4.90,8.75)
1335: UK's Ex-Premier Margaret Thatcher Dies At 87 (-3.34,10.78)
1336: Polar bear DNA 'may help fight obesity' (1.47,0.19)
1337: 'Fast &amp; Furious' star Paul Walker dies in car crash (-3.44,9.88)
1338: Air strike kills one man in Syria's Hama (-6.40,12.26)
1339: Turkish PM, president clash over reply to protests (-6.10,14.80)
1340: Strong new quake hits shattered Pak region (-1.12,16.31)
1341: Floods in central Europe continue to create havoc (-1.87,9.30)
1342: Luxembourg PM quits amid spying scandal (-2.25,10.40)
1343: 3 dead, 4 missing in central China construction accident (-1.99,9.62)
1344: US, China fail to paper over cracks in ties (-4.03,17.04)
1345: World Cup live: France 0-0 Germany (-1.56,9.64)
1346: Tokyo to host 2020 Games (2.31,12.39)
1347: France warns of extremists benefiting from Egypt violence (-5.55,11.68)
1348: British teenager killed in fall from Magaluf hotel (-3.92,9.57)
1349: US drone strike kills eight in Waziristan (-4.70,8.59)
1350: Russian opposition leader under house arrest (-4.46,14.31)
1351: Senate confirms Janet Yellen as chair of US Federal Reserve (0.69,14.08)
1352: Israel confirms strike on Syria targeted weapons (-6.69,12.88)
1353: Jurors find Jodi Arias eligible for death penalty (-2.46,12.30)
1354: Twitter reports blocking in Venezuela (-4.29,13.17)
1355: Goa building collapse death toll touches 15 (-2.93,8.83)
1356: Pak religious body endorses underage marriage (0.02,14.27)
1357: Mt Gox reveals 200,000 'forgotten' bitcoin haul (0.05,10.92)
1358: More than 100 injured in Texas plant blast (-2.61,9.23)
1359: Redford touts Alberta economy ahead of vote on leadership (0.44,13.05)
1360: Obama holds out over Syria strikes (-3.28,15.69)
1361: South Korean soldier reportedly flees after killing 5 comrades at border with North Korea (-5.46,10.01)
1362: Tycoon claims win in Ukraine and promises to seek future in EU (1.78,13.11)
1363: Syria agrees to surrender chemical weapons (-5.39,14.83)
1364: AbbVie Sours on $55B Shire Deal After Tax Changes (-1.36,11.78)
1365: Militant attack from Afghanistan kills four in Upper Dir (-4.64,9.65)
1366: 13 killed in Afgan terror attack (-4.58,9.07)
1367: Rev's Early Reads: March 2 (2.43,14.16)
1368: Pope canonizes 2 Palestinians (-6.30,11.73)
1369: Funeral of Ian Paisley to take place in Belfast (-3.79,10.60)
1370: Waba emerges new NLC president (-0.08,13.99)
1371: 5 US airstrikes target Islamic State fighters (-5.19,11.79)
1372: US Senate votes to advance Iran nuclear review bill (-1.57,14.89)
1373: Editors from around the world urge Turkey to protect media (-6.13,14.83)
1374: Philippines, Canada pledge to further boost relations (1.27,12.85)
1375: Israel bars Palestinians from Jerusalem's Old City (-6.08,13.58)
1376: How much do you know about Secret Service? (-5.13,13.02)
1377: Obama Struggles to Soothe Saudi Fears As Iran Talks Resume (-7.67,14.61)
1378: South Korea declares end to MERS outbreak (-5.10,15.12)
1379: A girl is brushing her hair. (-2.41,4.35)
1380: A group of boys are playing soccer on the beach. (5.60,5.56)
1381: A woman measures another woman's ankle. (3.51,5.42)
1382: A man is slicing a cucumber. (-3.01,4.08)
1383: A man is playing a keyboard. (6.80,9.97)
1384: A woman is cutting tofu. (-3.07,0.42)
1385: A man is riding a bicycle. (7.04,4.19)
1386: A man is playing the guitar. (17.01,11.59)
1387: A lady is playing the guitar. (9.63,7.76)
1388: A man is playing a trumpet. (8.02,8.61)
1389: A man is playing a trumpet. (7.97,8.59)
1390: A man cuts an onion. (-5.44,3.75)
1391: A man is talking. (3.16,8.94)
1392: A man is cutting up a fish. (-2.47,3.19)
1393: A man is slicing a bun. (-3.24,4.68)
1394: A man is playing a keyboard. (6.92,10.09)
1395: A panda slides down a slide. (2.71,1.21)
1396: A man is playing a guitar. (17.60,11.98)
1397: A man slaps a woman. (7.16,6.76)
1398: A man is riding a horse. (2.32,-6.53)
1399: A woman is cutting an onion. (-6.22,2.88)
1400: The woman is slicing herbs. (-4.21,3.48)
1401: Two zebras are playing in a field. (4.80,-3.10)
1402: A man is slicing some potato. (-5.12,1.03)
1403: A woman is slicing a pumpkin. (-4.45,2.62)
1404: A man and woman is dancing. (8.74,6.29)
1405: A woman is riding a horse. (1.82,-5.63)
1406: A woman is slicing an onion. (-6.15,2.99)
1407: A man is cooking. (-2.15,1.37)
1408: A man is singing and playing the guitar. (8.90,9.68)
1409: A turtle is walking underwater. (2.35,3.12)
1410: A woman is applying stickers to her face. (-3.23,5.42)
1411: A woman is balling dough. (-3.76,1.47)
1412: A cat is eating corn on the cob. (-0.25,0.92)
1413: A man is eating a piece of bread. (-0.90,0.91)
1414: A man is eating pasta. (-0.80,1.05)
1415: A man is picking flowers. (-3.71,4.14)
1416: A man is cutting carpet with a knife. (-2.73,4.79)
1417: A woman dances in the rain out side. (7.71,5.77)
1418: A woman is riding a horse. (1.77,-5.75)
1419: A person is stirring vegetables in a pot. (-2.92,2.36)
1420: A man and woman are talking on the phone. (3.85,8.49)
1421: A man is singing while playing the guitar. (9.06,9.91)
1422: A man is driving a car. (7.31,1.86)
1423: A man is cutting carpet with a knife. (-2.84,4.77)
1424: A man is cutting an onion. (-5.28,3.80)
1425: A man is riding a horse. (2.42,-6.59)
1426: A woman is cutting a tomato. (-4.51,3.68)
1427: A boy is looking at a calendar. (4.70,9.21)
1428: A man is dancing. (9.01,5.52)
1429: A woman is playing violin. (9.15,7.90)
1430: A woman is chopping a potato. (-4.79,0.84)
1431: A woman is slicing fish. (-2.72,1.54)
1432: A man is riding a scooter. (7.20,2.38)
1433: A man played the guitar. (17.20,11.55)
1434: A man is playing a guitar. (17.81,11.84)
1435: A man is putting meat in a pan. (-2.80,1.41)
1436: A woman is cleaning a garden. (-2.30,4.09)
1437: Men are sawing logs. (-1.18,5.75)
1438: A girl is walking down a road. (2.65,5.98)
1439: A man is hugging and kissing a woman. (7.55,6.90)
1440: A man is doing yoga. (4.56,5.72)
1441: A woman is cutting onion. (-6.20,2.86)
1442: A woman is preparing shrimp to cook. (-3.06,1.26)
1443: A kid is playing keyboard. (6.56,9.51)
1444: A monkey is fighting a man. (6.80,6.74)
1445: A man is squeezing water. (2.02,1.80)
1446: A man is smoking a cigarette. (0.76,5.47)
1447: A woman is riding a horse. (1.72,-5.78)
1448: A man is staring out the window. (2.09,3.77)
1449: A skunk looks at the camera. (1.54,0.06)
1450: A man sings with a guitar. (9.13,9.82)
1451: A man is crawling. (0.58,5.11)
1452: A group of people are dancing. (9.11,6.45)
1453: Someone is banging a camera lense against a nail. (-2.22,6.01)
1454: A man is peeling a carrot. (-4.92,2.78)
1455: A boy is playing a wooden flute. (8.54,8.61)
1456: A man is slicing some carrots. (-4.71,3.02)
1457: The machine shaved the end of the pencil. (-2.91,4.99)
1458: A gorilla plays the drums. (7.62,7.96)
1459: A woman is peeling a potato. (-4.90,0.58)
1460: A woman plays the clarinet. (9.36,8.23)
1461: A man is drawing on a digital dry erase board. (-3.12,5.91)
1462: The rhino grazed on the grass. (4.46,-3.45)
1463: A man is talking to a woman. (3.54,8.59)
1464: The woman is slicing herbs. (-4.13,3.38)
1465: Polar bears are fighting each other. (1.46,-0.62)
1466: A man is performing a card trick. (6.59,9.92)
1467: A cat plays with a small bottle. (0.79,1.85)
1468: A person cuts ginger. (-4.67,3.67)
1469: A man is cutting tomatoes with a cleaver. (-3.91,4.11)
1470: The women are singing and dancing. (8.97,7.05)
1471: A woman is slicing garlic. (-4.66,3.07)
1472: Two men are pushing carts. (5.44,5.49)
1473: A man is maneuvering a soccer ball with his feet. (5.79,5.61)
1474: A woman is peeling a potato. (-4.79,0.47)
1475: A woman is cutting a block of tofu into small cubes. (-3.04,0.19)
1476: Someone is typing. (4.93,10.28)
1477: Three men are jumping off a wall. (4.92,5.42)
1478: A girl is putting on eye makeup. (-3.78,5.56)
1479: A woman is peeling potato. (-4.86,0.69)
1480: A woman walks her dog onto astro turf. (5.31,-1.27)
1481: Someone in a gorilla costume is playing a set of drums. (7.57,8.03)
1482: Someone is riding a horse. (2.28,-6.37)
1483: A woman is slicing a carrot. (-4.81,2.93)
1484: Women are dancing outside. (9.01,6.50)
1485: A boy is talking to a giant dog. (4.17,0.15)
1486: A woman is adding ingredients to a skillet. (-3.25,1.54)
1487: A woman is preparing an egg in a skillet. (-3.58,1.38)
1488: Pieces of butter is added in the stand mixer. (-2.24,1.97)
1489: A man is sprinkling seasoning on several split and buttered loaves of bread. (-3.06,2.08)
1490: A panda is lying down. (2.26,1.33)
1491: A group of swimmers fall into a pool. (3.74,2.48)
1492: A cheetah chases prey on across a field. (4.13,-2.75)
1493: A man is slicing garlic. (-4.25,3.45)
1494: A person is mixing a pot. (-2.79,2.57)
1495: The little dog barked at the electronic toy. (3.49,-2.05)
1496: A boy is riding a bicycle. (6.80,4.41)
1497: A person is holding two baby lorises. (2.58,1.82)
1498: A man is jumping into water from a cliff. (3.72,3.81)
1499: The man is dropping sliced cucumbers into water. (-2.74,3.76)
1500: A kitten is playing with a woman's finger. (0.68,2.21)
1501: Someone is cutting paper. (-2.27,4.93)
1502: A woman is putting a baby into a trash can. (-1.08,3.82)
1503: A little girl peddling a scooter. (6.79,2.90)
1504: A man and woman are dancing in rain. (8.24,6.40)
1505: Someone is dancing. (9.22,6.27)
1506: A woman is playing the guitar. (9.59,7.84)
1507: Two men fistfight in a ring. (6.78,6.48)
1508: A person is buttering a tray. (-2.28,2.26)
1509: Two men are practicing football. (5.73,6.40)
1510: The girl is playing the guitar. (9.44,7.74)
1511: A man is slicing a potato. (-5.04,0.89)
1512: A woman is puncturing a potato with a fork. (-4.64,0.76)
1513: A girl is waking up. (2.50,7.84)
1514: A little boy is playing a keyboard. (6.89,9.57)
1515: A woman is playing the flute. (9.16,8.31)
1516: A man is playing an acoustic guitar. (17.75,11.99)
1517: A man is playing a guitar. (17.73,11.86)
1518: People are sweeping water out of a house. (-2.04,4.06)
1519: A man is playing a guitar. (17.56,12.01)
1520: A man and a woman are hugging and kissing each other. (7.57,6.90)
1521: A woman is climbing a rock face. (2.98,4.40)
1522: A polar bear is chasing a group of walruses. (1.65,-0.26)
1523: A woman is cutting tofu. (-3.11,0.48)
1524: Someone is playing guitar. (17.13,11.32)
1525: A man poured ric-a-roni into a pan. (-2.49,2.35)
1526: A man is breaking tiles with his hands. (-2.04,6.06)
1527: A girl is playing a piano. (7.79,9.93)
1528: A man is dancing. (9.05,5.48)
1529: A man is playing a violin. (8.78,8.96)
1530: A woman is slicing lemons. (-4.81,3.47)
1531: A man is riding a horse. (2.56,-6.79)
1532: A man is playing a guitar and singing. (9.00,9.81)
1533: A man is carrying a tree. (-0.81,5.10)
1534: The man is peeling a potato. (-5.44,0.70)
1535: A person is slicing a potato. (-5.00,1.03)
1536: A man is talking. (3.22,8.90)
1537: A man is playing a keyboard piano. (7.02,9.97)
1538: A man is thinking. (3.98,9.40)
1539: A man is playing the trumpet. (8.04,8.52)
1540: A man rides a horse. (2.39,-6.60)
1541: A woman is dancing on a stage. (9.05,7.02)
1542: A woman is playing the guitar. (9.54,7.78)
1543: A man is eating food. (-0.94,1.08)
1544: The little boy swung at the golf ball. (6.52,6.34)
1545: A boy is removing his sunglasses. (-3.04,6.52)
1546: A man is reading his email. (4.48,9.63)
1547: Someone is slicing an onion. (-6.07,3.45)
1548: A girl jumps on top of a car. (6.14,2.31)
1549: A man is playing his guitar. (17.05,11.37)
1550: Someone is carrying a fish. (-1.66,2.29)
1551: A woman is chopping a peeled potato into slices. (-4.82,0.98)
1552: A girl is riding a scooter. (6.86,2.58)
1553: A cat is licking itself. (0.74,1.80)
1554: A man is performing tricks with a soccer ball. (5.61,5.59)
1555: A woman is looking out a window. (2.17,4.06)
1556: Three shirtless men are dancing in the street. (8.32,5.39)
1557: The man is peeling a potato. (-5.35,0.68)
1558: A woman is exercising. (4.60,5.49)
1559: A man is dancing. (9.09,5.60)
1560: A boy is playing an instrument. (7.37,8.74)
1561: The lady measured the other woman's ankle. (3.48,5.44)
1562: A man is firing a rifle. (7.49,8.36)
1563: A dog is eating a doll. (1.12,0.28)
1564: A guy is peeling a potato. (-5.34,0.65)
1565: A kitten is walking. (1.32,3.29)
1566: A woman is cutting a tomatoe. (-4.46,3.47)
1567: A man is speaking to an audience. (2.85,8.57)
1568: A person is chopping an onion. (-5.91,3.60)
1569: A man is putting rice in a bowling pot. (-2.43,2.19)
1570: A person is dicing a clove of garlic with a knife. (-4.56,3.09)
1571: A woman is cutting potatoes. (-4.62,1.24)
1572: Two teams play soccer. (5.74,5.86)
1573: A woman is scrubbing a zucchini with a vegetable brush. (-3.47,2.53)
1574: A baby panda plays with a stick. (2.90,1.55)
1575: Several people are carrying large bags. (1.58,7.05)
1576: A man is moon-walking across a store. (2.81,5.13)
1577: A man is riding a motorcycle. (7.47,2.77)
1578: A man is throwing blades into a close target outside. (-0.91,5.16)
1579: The woman is putting on lipstick. (-3.61,5.29)
1580: A woman is applying eye shadow. (-3.69,5.53)
1581: A person is slicing a small pieces of ginger. (-4.63,3.49)
1582: A man is chopping egg plant. (-2.05,5.24)
1583: A man is rapidly lifting small weights. (3.17,4.88)
1584: A man is walking down stairs. (2.34,4.53)
1585: A man is teasing a snake with a mouse. (0.36,1.89)
1586: A woman is slicing some leaves. (-3.37,3.88)
1587: A man is sitting and playing a small guitar. (17.62,11.79)
1588: A small child is drinking water from a cup. (1.78,2.07)
1589: A woman breaks an egg into a pan. (-4.23,1.09)
1590: A man is cutting a mat. (-2.52,5.07)
1591: The man is holding a skunk. (1.87,0.42)
1592: A man is peeling an onion. (-5.51,3.85)
1593: Someone is cutting a piece of meat. (-2.80,1.97)
1594: A man is turning foods. (-2.30,1.49)
1595: Two couple are talking with each other. (3.47,8.68)
1596: A cat is swinging on a fan. (1.52,3.08)
1597: A white cat is licking and drinking milk kept on a plate. (0.13,1.18)
1598: The men are jogging on the beach. (5.27,3.87)
1599: A man is stuffing himself full with food. (-1.29,1.09)
1600: The man is playing the guitar. (17.18,11.52)
1601: A moose drinks from a sprinkler. (1.91,1.30)
1602: A man is doing back flips on a trampoline. (5.44,3.54)
1603: A man is petting two dogs. (3.34,-0.18)
1604: A man is cutting a trunk with an axe. (-1.39,5.72)
1605: Three men are practicing karate moves in a field. (4.94,6.22)
1606: Women swimmers are diving in from the starting platform. (3.45,2.83)
1607: A cat is licking a bottle. (0.85,1.71)
1608: A woman is chopping herbs. (-4.04,3.29)
1609: A woman is pouring oil in a bowl. (-3.40,2.23)
1610: A horse is standing. (2.14,-5.91)
1611: A woman is stirring meat in a bowl. (-3.25,1.20)
1612: A woman is putting on makeup. (-3.61,5.41)
1613: A woman is putting on eyeshadow. (-3.41,5.20)
1614: The cat fished a straw out ouf his water dish. (0.75,1.61)
1615: A man is dancing in the street. (8.95,5.44)
1616: A baby is sucking on a pacifier. (1.60,1.55)
1617: A hamster is eating some seeds. (0.44,0.47)
1618: A woman is dancing, and singing. (9.06,6.83)
1619: A man is doing pull-ups. (3.80,4.81)
1620: A woman is putting oil into a skillet. (-3.45,2.13)
1621: A baby is laughing. (5.46,8.49)
1622: A man is eating a food. (-0.77,0.93)
1623: Swimmers are racing in a lake. (3.45,2.38)
1624: A man is putting barbecue sauce on chicken. (-2.80,1.65)
1625: A man is riding a skateboard. (7.51,5.15)
1626: The cook is slicing bell peppers. (-4.25,2.67)
1627: A woman opens a closet. (2.17,5.27)
1628: A person opening a banana. (0.62,7.02)
1629: Two small boys in a woody area looking at a shed. (4.45,7.32)
1630: A moped in front of ruins. (6.66,2.45)
1631: A man asleep in a chair holding a baby. (0.81,4.97)
1632: A white cat looking out of a window. (1.73,3.47)
1633: A girl wearing black shorts and boots is standing next to a blue motorcycle. (7.56,3.41)
1634: Man walking bicycle to patio of a coffee shop. (6.32,4.09)
1635: Black and white lamb with tag in right ear. (3.82,-2.50)
1636: A young girl wearing a bike helmet with a bicycle in the background. (6.98,4.11)
1637: Blue couch in room with sun shining in. (1.92,4.96)
1638: A white cat stands on the floor. (1.21,3.18)
1639: Two dogs and a cat resting on a couch. (2.31,1.40)
1640: A bicycle is parked outside a bookstore. (7.07,3.63)
1641: A ginger and white cat curled up and asleep on a leather chair. (0.97,3.26)
1642: Young couple sitting on couch. (1.26,5.95)
1643: A group of people are outside a decrepit building. (2.29,7.87)
1644: Two women sitting on couch posing for camera. (1.37,5.95)
1645: an African man hanging onto the back of a very full yellow van. (6.45,2.96)
1646: A bus drives down a busy road. (0.86,8.31)
1647: A tan dog lying on a moggie bed looking up at the camera. (2.55,-0.02)
1648: Two green and white trains are sitting on the train track. (10.20,-0.99)
1649: A grey cat laying on a dining table. (0.58,2.90)
1650: A man riding on the back of an orange SUV. (6.97,2.61)
1651: Man with pink shirt sleeping on chair with infant. (1.00,4.77)
1652: A close up of an ostrich face. (-0.13,-0.25)
1653: Bird with a green head and white chest perched on a tree branch. (0.17,3.83)
1654: A man with a top hat riding a white horse. (2.67,-6.91)
1655: A woman taking her own photo from above. (3.08,5.20)
1656: A woman in a pink top posing with beer. (-0.30,4.01)
1657: Two Indian woman stand with two Indian girls on a beach. (2.82,5.59)
1658: A wooden table is set with candles, wine, and a purple plastic bowl. (0.77,6.41)
1659: White bus parked in grass in front of building. (3.10,5.79)
1660: A man wearing a dust mask riding a three wheeled bicycle. (6.91,4.44)
1661: A black and white dog sniffing at a closed door. (3.13,0.02)
1662: A small bird perched on an icy branch. (0.26,3.80)
1663: A yellow bird eating fruit on a bird feeder. (-0.20,0.80)
1664: Brown and white ducks walking on green grass. (5.12,-2.05)
1665: A black and white cat standing in front of a window. (1.53,3.59)
1666: A man with a top hat riding a white horse. (2.69,-6.84)
1667: A small bird perches on the bird feeder hanging from the tree. (0.03,3.42)
1668: There are some black cattle in a grassy plain with a large tree in the background. (-0.46,-1.21)
1669: a blue and red airplane while in flight. (0.36,4.86)
1670: Three men eating in a kitchen. (-1.31,1.69)
1671: A close-up of a cat on a cream sofa. (1.21,2.93)
1672: The train sits at the train station. (10.41,-1.00)
1673: a dog on the floor of a patio looks at a cat on the fence. (2.50,0.94)
1674: A white cow with big ears looking into the camera. (-0.35,-0.88)
1675: Three dark haired young women in white, red and black sweaters. (2.78,7.32)
1676: Large white bird with long orange beak standing on the shoreline. (1.37,4.34)
1677: The train is riding on the tracks in the snow. (9.33,-0.78)
1678: The bicyclists are crossing a bridge in the rain. (7.48,4.76)
1679: A red and white England bus drives down the street. (0.77,8.65)
1680: Birds fly low over water. (0.93,4.20)
1681: The black and white bull is looking at the camera. (3.19,0.20)
1682: Group of horses grazing in grassy field. (2.26,-5.40)
1683: People on motorbikes in a city street. (7.41,3.79)
1684: Three sheep on a dirt road shot from a car. (4.14,-3.18)
1685: A group of people standing with two other people dressed as Elvis. (8.22,7.13)
1686: A white bird is steering a shopping cart. (0.58,3.81)
1687: Man paddling a yellow canoe towards a the shore. (3.91,4.02)
1688: A row of beer bottles on the floor. (-0.01,3.39)
1689: Two women standing outside of a bus. (2.46,5.92)
1690: A white sheep on a hillside looking at the camera. (4.22,-3.27)
1691: The black and white cat is looking up at the camera. (1.57,3.08)
1692: a black and white cow standing in the field. (-0.70,-0.78)
1693: An office with multiple desks and green walls. (1.87,6.37)
1694: A black and white photo of a man in a classic car and a man with a classic motorcycle. (7.59,2.41)
1695: Three people preparing to canoe. (3.88,6.25)
1696: A girl riding a tan horse. (1.43,-5.52)
1697: A runner is resting in the shade with a bottle of soda. (1.22,4.39)
1698: A grey cat lying on a wooden table. (0.64,3.09)
1699: A girl riding a brown horse. (1.58,-5.48)
1700: A silver car parked on the side of the road in front of the hills. (7.51,2.09)
1701: Man sitting cross legged while wearing a brown cloth and holding a wooden stick. (-0.13,5.64)
1702: A dog is lying at the bottom of a staircase next to another standing dog. (2.85,0.21)
1703: An old fashioned wooden sailing ship is parked at the pier. (0.74,7.62)
1704: Ocean liner close to coast with houses in the background. (0.53,7.93)
1705: A cat looking out of a window. (1.73,3.39)
1706: Three goats are chased by a dog. (3.88,-2.85)
1707: Tan puppy lying down on white carpeting. (2.53,0.21)
1708: A long-haired dog stands in a grassy wooded area. (5.30,-1.43)
1709: a train in a station. (10.03,-0.99)
1710: Blue bird standing on green grass. (0.95,4.41)
1711: An empty office chair in a cubicle. (-3.88,18.36)
1712: Four women and two men sit at a long table in a restaurant. (-0.76,2.56)
1713: Young redheaded man holding two bicycles near beach. (6.05,4.29)
1714: A leather couch and wooden table in a living room. (0.87,6.20)
1715: Two cats are looking at a window. (1.77,3.21)
1716: A small white dog wearing a jacket looks up at the camera. (3.57,-1.52)
1717: Two women sitting in chairs in a shop. (1.85,5.94)
1718: Two women and a baby pose in front of a dining room. (-0.74,2.92)
1719: Small office space with bright green walls. (2.01,5.62)
1720: A green car parked outside the saloon. (7.41,2.04)
1721: A group of people sitting at a restaurant table. (-0.73,2.40)
1722: The birds are swimming in the water. (2.74,2.64)
1723: Black and white cows behind a fence. (-0.57,-0.83)
1724: A cat sitting on sand looking up at the camera. (1.48,2.77)
1725: White and green commercial airliner taking off of runway. (-0.06,5.04)
1726: A brown horse in a green field. (2.08,-5.17)
1727: Older gentleman sitting on couch with laptop. (1.28,6.55)
1728: Two eagles sitting on a long branch. (0.32,3.87)
1729: A large pile of scrap wood. (-0.76,6.62)
1730: A girl riding a brown horse. (1.54,-5.39)
1731: a black and white photo of a cow under a tree. (-0.62,-0.98)
1732: A black dog stands in the middle of a construction site. (4.59,-0.70)
1733: Two women are sitting in a cafe. (-0.58,3.12)
1734: A man and boy walking along a beach with the sea in the background. (5.07,3.93)
1735: The cat is laying on an animal print blanket. (1.35,2.51)
1736: two motorbikes on a dirt track. (7.44,3.63)
1737: A man is staring at a horse with a white mane. (2.55,-6.66)
1738: A grey cat lying on a wooden table. (0.52,2.97)
1739: A motorcycle parked next to a car. (7.57,2.75)
1740: Pile of wooden debris with chair on top. (-0.70,6.70)
1741: A passenger train with a yellow engine. (10.06,-0.93)
1742: A long train is on train tracks. (9.87,-1.16)
1743: A Phillips flat screen TV with two remote controls. (4.11,12.73)
1744: Calico cat sitting on step in front of a door. (1.47,3.12)
1745: There is a black and white sheep standing on the grass. (4.49,-3.29)
1746: Four people row a canoe in water. (4.49,4.16)
1747: A brown horse in a green field. (2.03,-5.21)
1748: Two men talking in front of a small plane. (3.28,8.84)
1749: Two cats, one ginger, the other white laying on a bed. (1.57,2.57)
1750: A train parked at a train station. (10.38,-0.96)
1751: The brown train is sitting on the railroad tracks. (10.30,-1.08)
1752: A black and white dog looking at the camera. (3.48,-0.93)
1753: Two women in a sailboat. (3.00,4.41)
1754: A man looking at a red motorcycle. (7.89,2.57)
1755: Two black and white cows drinking out of a pond. (-0.01,-0.05)
1756: A small dog wearing a pink shirt tied to a railing. (3.78,-0.79)
1757: Black and white photo of couch with purse at one end. (0.96,6.11)
1758: Blue bird standing on green grass. (1.01,4.33)
1759: A group of four people walking past a giant mushroom. (2.25,6.38)
1760: A sheep is on the edge of a road with a lake and a mountain in the background. (4.20,-3.35)
1761: A group of six people sitting at a table with salad served. (-0.85,2.28)
1762: A white and grey cat in a bathroom sink looking at the camera. (1.21,3.09)
1763: a woman sitting on a sofa holding a baby. (0.67,5.82)
1764: Two dogs playing in the snow. (2.09,-1.86)
1765: Three people sit at an outdoor table in front of a building painted like the Union Jack. (3.36,6.77)
1766: A dog wearing a cape is running through the snow. (2.17,-2.06)
1767: A baby girl and little boy are standing next to a guitar and a drum. (6.77,7.53)
1768: Four dogs play in the snow with the city skyline behind them. (1.81,-2.33)
1769: A bird flies above the water. (1.07,4.11)
1770: A pale dog is running along a dirt path. (5.60,-1.09)
1771: A man in a maroon bathing suit swings on a rope on a lake. (4.02,3.22)
1772: A man jumps off a rock into the water (4.19,3.44)
1773: a brown and white dog is running on the grass. (5.62,-1.87)
1774: Two girls are sitting on an ATV on the sand in front of a bridge. (5.79,5.04)
1775: A man is giving a presentation in front of a lot of people. (2.62,8.39)
1776: A dog runs through a field. (5.49,-1.95)
1777: a white dog runs across the water. (4.47,-0.85)
1778: A large dog walks along a gravel path in the woods. (5.37,-1.04)
1779: A black and white dog frolics in the snow. (1.79,-1.77)
1780: The man in a blue jacket is standing in a crowd. (2.97,7.66)
1781: A tan dog is running through the grass with a yellow toy in its mouth. (4.99,-1.31)
1782: A small boy wearing a blue shirt stacks wooden blocks. (-0.05,6.25)
1783: A man, woman and dog walk down a paved road. (4.67,0.02)
1784: A young boy wearing a red coat eats a chocolate bar. (-0.48,0.79)
1785: The man is going into the water. (3.60,3.20)
1786: A boy jumps into a pool while lifeguards watch. (4.21,2.82)
1787: The yellow dog is running on the dirt road. (5.72,-1.14)
1788: Four children sit on tall bar stools at a yellow and grey bar. (-0.47,2.99)
1789: A boy and a dog running on grass (5.79,-1.64)
1790: Two boys are playing flag football. (5.95,6.17)
1791: A black and white dog jumps in the snow. (2.07,-1.77)
1792: Two young boys, one white and one black, are standing with their arms around each other. (5.60,7.15)
1793: A child is playing with two white and black geese. (3.84,1.72)
1794: Two dolphins jumping into the water. (3.55,1.63)
1795: A women dangles from a blue fabric connected to a tree. (0.20,3.99)
1796: Three children sitting in floor playing with several toys. (4.79,6.95)
1797: Two dogs are playing on the grass. (4.93,-2.94)
1798: a muzzled greyhound dog is running around a track (4.14,-2.68)
1799: Four kids are jumping on a trampoline. (5.63,4.10)
1800: A white dog is standing by a river shaking himself dry. (3.88,0.03)
1801: A black dog running through water. (3.56,-0.13)
1802: A man and woman kissing in front of a crowd of people. (7.71,7.03)
1803: Two tan dogs play in the snow. (2.03,-1.91)
1804: Three children playing on the floor. (4.54,6.81)
1805: A dog swimming in a pond (3.88,-0.04)
1806: A dog is jumping into the water. (3.80,-0.81)
1807: The wet, brown dog has a stick in his mouth and is running in the sand next to the water. (5.05,-0.76)
1808: A man and dog on a rocky seashore. (4.41,0.15)
1809: A group of people are ice skating in a big city. (8.83,7.19)
1810: Two dogs running in a field. (5.21,-2.76)
1811: Two boxers are in the ring. (6.91,6.25)
1812: A pale dog runs down a path. (5.21,-1.02)
1813: A man in a black shirt is holding a child wearing sunglasses. (4.81,7.11)
1814: A brown dog and a black dog playing with a yellow soccer ball. (5.02,-0.45)
1815: A white dog running over a bridge. (4.38,-1.11)
1816: Two brown dogs running through water. (4.12,-0.78)
1817: A black dog is shaking off water. (3.17,0.21)
1818: A man is climbing a rock wall. (3.15,4.24)
1819: A woman is playing volley ball. (4.52,4.60)
1820: The kid in the orange shirt is sliding down a teal slide. (3.73,1.89)
1821: A girl playing on a parachute. (3.14,4.05)
1822: a group of surfers catching a wave (4.87,2.99)
1823: Two dogs are running through a green yard (5.34,-2.73)
1824: A person hanging from a rocky cliff. (3.33,4.11)
1825: A brown and black down with a blue collar near a soccer ball on a grassy field. (5.39,5.46)
1826: A white dog holds a stick in its mouth while it runs through snow. (2.16,-2.22)
1827: A man in a white print shirt and a woman in a black dress dancing. (8.68,6.37)
1828: A tan dog is walking through snow. (2.53,-1.59)
1829: A brown and white dog is leaping over a log in a field while another dog follows behind it. (4.76,-1.79)
1830: Two dogs are running on the grass. (5.24,-2.74)
1831: A dog rolls on the ground. (2.79,0.84)
1832: A woman wearing a white shirt stands on the street. (2.61,5.77)
1833: A surfer does a flip on a wave. (4.79,3.04)
1834: a girl holding a picture of Michael Jackson smiling (3.83,8.96)
1835: Two dogs fighting in the snow. (1.62,-1.36)
1836: Small boy lying on his stomach on the grass. (1.96,4.87)
1837: A dog jumps over a hurdle. (4.02,-1.36)
1838: A black and white dog jumping in a yard. (4.41,-1.34)
1839: A man and woman are looking at artwork that is on easels and clipped to a fencing wall. (-3.77,5.89)
1840: A boy is rock climbing. (3.05,4.31)
1841: A brown dog is walking on the grass beside a fence. (5.50,-1.27)
1842: Three children playing in hay (4.66,6.75)
1843: Two people riding their bikes on a hill. (6.96,3.81)
1844: a brown dog with his tongue wagging as he runs through a field (5.24,-1.51)
1845: A tan dog is standing in front of some plants. (5.24,-1.06)
1846: Four ladies in swimsuits play sand volleyball on the beach. (4.43,4.75)
1847: A blonde haired child is swinging on a tire swing. (6.12,5.49)
1848: A girl wearing green twists something in her hands. (-3.30,3.88)
1849: A white dog running on the beach. (5.05,-1.08)
1850: A yellow car drives quickly in the snow. (7.12,1.24)
1851: Two dogs playing in grass. (5.13,-2.85)
1852: A boy is pushing another boy on the swings. (6.44,6.07)
1853: A boy in the middle of a pitch at a baseball game. (5.53,7.13)
1854: A little girl is playing on a toy outdoors. (5.68,6.67)
1855: The woman is skating in the park. (8.68,7.04)
1856: a little girl in a flowered bathingsuit runs through the sand at the beach (4.42,4.52)
1857: Dog swimming through water carrying stick in its mouth (4.14,-0.03)
1858: a boy in a blue shirt and blue jeans runs across a playground (5.12,5.03)
1859: Two black dogs are playing in a grassy plain. (5.21,-2.62)
1860: Two dogs playing in a yard. (5.01,-2.78)
1861: A surfer wearing a black wet suit is riding a a white wave in the ocean. (4.79,3.00)
1862: Two poodles are running through the snow. (2.44,-1.98)
1863: A brown dog runs toward the camera down a rocky trail through the brush with mountains in the background. (5.31,-1.19)
1864: A girls is jumping in the sand. (3.91,4.63)
1865: The dog leaps over the fence in the park. (4.54,-2.22)
1866: Four dogs playing in the snow. (1.74,-2.25)
1867: A black dog fighting with a brown dog in the snow. (1.62,-1.43)
1868: a man running track (5.35,4.83)
1869: A dog runs through the grass. (5.57,-1.85)
1870: A child in pink holds an object that appears to be on fire. (-0.87,7.83)
1871: a small dog steps onto a log. (3.33,-0.70)
1872: Two dogs play in the snow. (2.29,-2.06)
1873: A skateboarder slides down a handrail on his feet. (6.86,5.22)
1874: Black and brown dog runs through field. (5.52,-1.83)
1875: A young girl is talking on a cell phone. (3.84,8.36)
1876: a man driving a blue boat passes by some colorful houses. (5.40,2.95)
1877: A fat woman wearing faint blue top is blowing soap bubble. (1.46,1.92)
1878: A deer is jumping over a fence. (3.93,-1.56)
1879: A person is playing basketball on a team. (5.24,7.05)
1880: A child next to a bike. (6.48,4.82)
1881: A group of people take a look at an unusual tree. (-0.24,4.36)
1882: The man is raising his hand. (2.06,7.32)
1883: A man with a beard is sitting in the grass. (1.52,5.19)
1884: A young man deep in thought. (4.27,9.41)
1885: A man is performing today. (4.45,6.46)
1886: Three women wearing black vests and gray shirts are talking outside of a building. (3.25,7.51)
1887: A man wearing a straw hat and fishing vest in a stream. (3.46,3.57)
1888: A dog in a red shirt is chasing a squirrel through the glass. (3.12,-2.28)
1889: The woman is jumping a long distance while people watch. (3.33,4.90)
1890: The dog is running after another dog. (3.64,-2.57)
1891: Two women cooking. (-2.38,1.59)
1892: A girl is standing next to a man. (3.66,7.33)
1893: two guys playing a game of baseball. (6.02,6.70)
1894: Five girls and one boy are in their swimsuits all in the middle of jumping into the pool. (3.90,2.58)
1895: A man is buried in the sand. (1.71,4.63)
1896: A man riding a cart. (6.39,3.91)
1897: There is a couple outdoors. (4.18,8.20)
1898: A child is riding a skateboard. (6.82,5.40)
1899: This is the picture of a woman in a flowered dress, toting something in a bucket. (-1.46,4.26)
1900: A female tennis player is leaping into the air to hit the ball. (4.26,4.71)
1901: A boy is climbing a hill. (3.04,4.35)
1902: A boy jumping down a wet inflatable slide. (4.10,2.37)
1903: A man is using a chainsaw to carve a wooden sculpture. (-1.46,6.03)
1904: A crew of workers working on a railroad track. (-1.04,6.09)
1905: The woman has something with her. (2.11,7.92)
1906: Two people are together and one is using a piece of clothing in a different way than intended. (5.04,12.60)
1907: Five people are outside. (1.99,8.61)
1908: The young people are wearing jeans with their red and green shirts. (3.94,7.47)
1909: At least one of the three women is talking to the others. (3.07,7.86)
1910: A man in a suit jacket is sitting on a red couch with a cat. (1.33,5.04)
1911: A person is standing in front of a building holding aloft some plywood (0.69,7.04)
1912: The man is short hair. (5.12,9.35)
1913: There is a child with a ball (5.85,7.29)
1914: A boy is about to take a picture. (4.61,7.96)
1915: A man working in a foundry. (-1.16,6.17)
1916: The girl is young and cheery. (4.83,8.57)
1917: The two men are about to compete in a match. (4.95,6.36)
1918: A man and a girl are watching cartoons at home (1.71,6.75)
1919: two men sit on a bench. (3.62,5.75)
1920: There is nothing on the side of the road. (-4.11,19.22)
1921: A man wearing a white shirt and red and black shorts is running on the sidewalk. (5.34,4.56)
1922: A dog is resting on the stairs. (2.62,0.78)
1923: Two people are doing a demonstration at a renaissance fair. (3.28,11.83)
1924: A guy is sitting on the couch watching TV (1.66,6.44)
1925: A girl is taking a photo. (4.11,7.75)
1926: An old guy is working on his farm and a cow kicks him. (-1.11,5.50)
1927: a girl is talking on her phone. (3.78,8.51)
1928: One person is holding an umbrella. (1.07,7.13)
1929: A group of kids having a good time. (5.48,7.71)
1930: The man is playing the drums for his mom. (7.28,8.21)
1931: The person is making a blanket. (-0.62,5.88)
1932: The woman has a orange shirt. (3.93,6.30)
1933: The kids are stealing from a store. (0.95,8.40)
1934: A baby boy is happy to see his mother. (5.34,8.84)
1935: A girl is close to a boy whose face is not shown. (5.30,8.25)
1936: Two male children cleaning up leaves in a parking lot. (4.04,6.85)
1937: A cook is making food. (-2.39,1.30)
1938: Two men are with a young child. (5.18,7.02)
1939: People skiing cross country. (5.61,2.96)
1940: A man making balloon animals for two children on a street corner. (3.58,1.71)
1941: A girl is going to class. (2.53,7.56)
1942: The men are trying to make some money. (4.17,7.22)
1943: Three people are waiting for the rain to stop. (-3.12,14.85)
1944: A dog and sheep run together. (3.84,-3.09)
1945: People gathered together in a room. (2.20,8.21)
1946: A woman is painting her wall white. (-3.80,5.78)
1947: Men are trying to remove oil from a body of water. (-1.50,4.83)
1948: The woman is wearing red. (1.01,7.32)
1949: A man is doing a wheelie on his motorcycle. (7.56,3.30)
1950: 4 people are riding bikes (6.89,4.14)
1951: A person is doing very well on their skateboard. (4.70,15.87)
1952: The construction workers are sitting down to eat lunch. (-0.83,1.80)
1953: A group of people in the middle of the desert. (4.22,3.94)
1954: Six kids are going swimming. (3.32,2.79)
1955: People are getting their clothes cleaned. (-1.84,4.36)
1956: A group of children are singing and playing instruments (7.47,8.61)
1957: A group of police officers are wearing protection. (-0.03,7.66)
1958: the woman is going to a wedding. (3.00,8.18)
1959: She is putting away the bike. (-5.11,15.38)
1960: A man walks a dog. (4.70,-0.35)
1961: A girl is mowing the grass with a lawn mower. (-3.19,3.61)
1962: Two officers are on horses. (2.33,-6.44)
1963: The lady is selling things. (1.48,8.63)
1964: Birds are flying at a beach. (0.84,4.45)
1965: People waiting. (0.11,17.04)
1966: A man and a woman laughing. (5.07,8.76)
1967: The man is getting his boat clean to take it out on the water. (3.05,3.66)
1968: Two sheep are in a field. (4.56,-3.39)
1969: A woman is enjoying the summer weather. (4.06,5.13)
1970: A man has a driver's license. (7.38,1.93)
1971: People on motorcycles ride around a racetrack (7.43,3.43)
1972: A man with a crutch lying on the ground. (0.16,5.40)
1973: it is picture day for the boys (5.04,7.89)
1974: Two women walk down the sidewalk in the afternoon. (2.62,6.05)
1975: A man spent his time with his son. (4.86,7.76)
1976: Two women are gossiping by a fence. (3.57,8.21)
1977: The zombies are eating flesh together. (0.54,0.39)
1978: A group of people are sitting at a beach watching the Blue Angels. (1.91,4.64)
1979: Two people make coffee. (-2.48,2.91)
1980: The old woman in shorts and a white t-shirt is standing on a path watching children play. (3.05,6.92)
1981: A line of motor bikes are parked in the middle of a street. (7.40,3.29)
1982: A man holding a dog. (3.62,0.35)
1983: Some dogs running through the park. (4.58,-2.42)
1984: The players are kicking each other while attempting to kick the ball. (6.06,6.08)
1985: Three boys are running. (4.66,6.08)
1986: A woman in a green shirt and white pants golfs on the green. (7.26,6.32)
1987: A man in a green shirt and black hat playing a guitar on stage. (16.78,11.42)
1988: A white hooded woman is using a magnifying glass to look at a booklet. (4.34,10.75)
1989: People are running a marathon (4.86,4.92)
1990: A group of people are on the water. (3.66,3.45)
1991: A group of kids are having a sleepover. (4.64,7.48)
1992: A man is wearing a uniform. (2.92,6.90)
1993: A man and a woman watch a movie together. (2.20,7.04)
1994: A man in a white shirt and blue pants is talking with a woman in a pink shirt. (3.54,8.71)
1995: The family is playing a game together. (5.28,7.63)
1996: There is a woman with a full head of hair. (1.80,7.58)
1997: A man removing a tennis net. (-1.87,5.47)
1998: A kid sitting on a soccer ball at the park. (5.50,5.92)
1999: A bald man with a red beard holds his hand near his mouth. (1.54,6.72)
2000: One dog is chasing the other. (3.52,-2.49)
2001: 2 young girls are sitting in front of a bookcase and 1 is reading a book. (4.27,10.58)
2002: A brown dog is jumping (5.35,-1.72)
2003: A group of people are wearing orange shirts. (3.99,6.48)
2004: I remained under the banyan tree, exhausted by my daily ritual of herding the cats every two hours.  (-3.68,13.16)
2005: It really depends on the school and the program. (1.39,17.79)
2006: There is also a Youtube-Version of the film. (3.27,11.54)
2007: You can do it, but you might not be a professor. (-0.63,18.10)
2008: I have this habit as well. (5.75,18.03)
2009: You may want it, but the process given to you is what you have to work within. (0.64,18.34)
2010: You don't have to worry. (-5.22,20.44)
2011: You should do what it says. (2.84,17.70)
2012: You should listen to your boss, because you're not paid to tell the boss what to do. (-0.29,16.89)
2013: You have to decide how much you want to demand, and what unmet demands you can live with. (0.69,19.39)
2014: i think it depends what you want: (1.12,19.34)
2015: Yes, you can do it. (4.87,16.76)
2016: You can do it, too. (4.95,16.71)
2017: You have to know what you want to do. (0.73,19.19)
2018: I have two suggestions for you: (4.86,13.24)
2019: You will have to start with the clinic., and maybe move on to the insurance company. (1.48,13.56)
2020: The key thing you need to do in this meeting is listen. (0.12,16.92)
2021: My answer to your question is "Probably Not". (-7.04,19.06)
2022: Start them as early as possible. (1.86,15.71)
2023: It depends on what you want to do next, and where you want to do it. (0.49,21.33)
2024: The answer to both of your questions is yes. (3.07,15.76)
2025: I'll answer this question: (2.31,17.14)
2026: Sorry, I don't know the answer to your question. (-1.58,19.04)
2027: I always go by the rule "When in doubt, throw it out! (-3.71,16.95)
2028: This sound like a very bad idea. (-5.28,17.41)
2029: It's a good idea. (4.25,15.75)
2030: It depends on the meat and how it's cut. (-2.82,2.26)
2031: It's a good question. (3.83,16.02)
2032: It's much better to ask. (1.62,17.12)
2033: Yes, that is exactly what it means. (4.48,17.13)
2034: Have you tried asking? (0.77,18.16)
2035: You are making this too complicated. (-2.35,17.12)
2036: You have no need to do anything. (-4.47,19.85)
2037: There are two possible causes for this: (5.07,13.25)
2038: It seems to work. (4.59,15.87)
2039: You can buy it on ebay for $25 and up. (1.59,11.24)
2040: One idea is cleaning the coffee residue from the coffee pot. (-2.29,3.39)
2041: There are two traditional ways to bend wood: (5.43,13.65)
2042: My advice would be to try a variety of coffees that you can afford and find one you like. (3.97,11.42)
2043: It is not a good idea. (-6.04,17.65)
2044: They can, but the way to do it depends on what you have available. (0.63,19.59)
2045: Yes, you should mention it. (4.31,17.59)
2046: Can you do this? (2.79,19.75)
2047: Take a look at this:  (3.81,17.23)
2048: I'd say it depends on the ultimate outcome you want? (1.18,19.31)
2049: Not much you can do besides: (-3.56,19.46)
2050: But it is not a good idea. (-5.57,17.79)
2051: You have a lot of answers already, but I'd like to add Curries as another solutions. (3.66,13.69)
2052: I had a similar situation. (5.84,17.90)
2053: I had this same problem. (2.40,22.42)
2054: There is no quarantine period. (-3.97,19.31)
2055: I am not sure this question would have made much sense to the Romans themselves. (-1.55,18.84)
2056: In other words, it depends on where you go, when you do there and how. (0.80,20.89)
2057: Yes, you should create a portfolio site to showcase what you can do and what you've done. (2.25,16.00)
2058: No you are not. (-5.49,18.59)
2059: I guess it depends on what you're going to do. (0.54,20.14)
2060: It is his job to see that you have what you need to do your job. (0.83,18.65)
2061: It depends on what you want to achieve. (1.26,19.16)
2062: This is a big problem. (-1.88,17.08)
2063: This sounds a bit unusual. (-2.00,17.86)
2064: I think it depends very much on the area. (1.48,17.81)
2065: I have had the same problem. (2.84,21.98)
2066: No it is not. (-4.73,19.32)
2067: I think that the short  answer to your question is: No. (-6.80,18.83)
2068: I don't think it makes much difference. (-3.71,19.54)
2069: It depends on what they are evaluating, and how. (1.63,19.56)
2070: There's not that much that you can do with a sourdough starter. (-4.30,19.52)
2071: You have answered your own question. (2.48,17.35)
2072: Th answer to you problem is that you dont actually know what you're getting in . (-1.87,19.06)
2073: This is probably not a good idea but I will suggest it anyhow. (-1.56,17.85)
2074: My recommendation is not to say anything, and do the best you can. (-4.40,16.57)
2075: I'd say it depends what conditions you have. (0.77,19.65)
2076: You don't have to do anything to season it. (-4.84,19.87)
2077: I have the same situation and have traveled extensively. (4.47,18.59)
2078: I do not think it's a good idea. (-5.43,17.76)
2079: You are right on the mark. (4.19,16.57)
2080: This is a part answer to your question (2.11,17.45)
2081: So how should I do this? (2.11,19.35)
2082: Does this answer your questions? (1.78,17.95)
2083: You can still use it for practice. (5.43,16.41)
2084: It depends how you're stating it. (1.18,19.77)
2085: I've had this problem while working in a pubs. (2.64,22.13)
2086: You should tell a good story and sometimes you have to tweak reality/history to do so. (0.01,18.25)
2087: It depends on what you want to be able to do. (0.87,19.46)
2088: You are not required to file a tax return in Canada if you have no taxable income. (-5.11,19.25)
2089: I don't see why that should be a problem. (-2.88,19.32)
2090: If what you are looking for is much higher, they get the picture. (2.04,16.81)
2091: The best thing to do is to overcome the fussiness. (-0.66,17.19)
2092: It depends on the sauce and the result you want. (0.93,19.17)
2093: You have to do what is right for you. (0.91,18.69)
2094: Saying "thanks, I don't have any questions at the moment." (-4.54,19.98)
2095: It doesn't matter unless it is really far off. (-4.45,20.06)
2096: You don't have to know. (-4.25,20.24)
2097: I think you're looking for the movie (2.60,7.56)
2098: No, it makes no difference. (-4.54,19.74)
2099: I think it is okay to ask the question. (2.34,16.47)
2100: I'm going to be blunt, here: You don't. (-5.53,18.98)
2101: Yes, you can do exactly what you want to do. (4.19,16.71)
2102: You should prime it first. (2.17,16.02)
2103: I'm afraid there's not really a lot you can do. (-3.39,18.65)
2104: What kind of floors are above? (1.94,19.18)
2105: I guess it depends on the nature of your contract. (0.52,17.74)
2106: You've answered your own question already. (2.33,17.39)
2107: I don't think there is any universal term. (-2.33,18.69)
2108: There are a few minimally-effective things you can do at the personal level. (5.93,14.72)
2109: Something like this is useful:   (4.15,15.94)
2110: Yes, I believe it's a good idea. (4.38,15.75)
2111: If not, don't do that and spend that time with something you like to do. (-2.61,18.16)
2112: It's all about adhesion. (5.16,18.22)
2113: If you do not have a very strong scientific reason to do it, don't. (-4.28,16.91)
2114: You have to know what you want to do. (0.77,19.43)
2115: Personally, I would say not unless it suits you. (-4.21,17.35)
2116: Can you do it? (2.77,19.69)
2117: I've done this many dozens of times. (4.10,18.96)
2118: You can do it, too. (4.83,16.57)
2119: How to do that? (2.41,19.30)
2120: I found some link that might be of help to you: (4.85,15.13)
2121: I would say it is impossible to know, so don't risk it. (-3.65,17.44)
2122: The answer to your question is not really. (-1.65,18.82)
2123: You don't, it will not work. (-4.35,17.50)
2124: It's definitely just a matter of preference. (4.22,16.69)
2125: It's a good idea to do both. (4.17,15.58)
2126: This answer is based on experience I did not researched for references. (1.58,17.50)
2127: There are quite a few things you would need to do; (6.29,14.79)
2128: You will also want to remove the seeds. (-4.56,15.73)
2129: It depends on what you want to achieve. (1.05,19.12)
2130: There are a lot of ways that could go poorly for you. (-3.04,17.18)
2131: Since you have one ticket, you don't have to worry. (-5.04,20.34)
2132: Nepalese citizens require a visa to visit the UK. (-4.18,13.58)
2133: It depends on how long it's been out. (-2.33,17.70)
2134: I don't see why this could be a problem. (-2.86,19.16)
2135: I really do not think there is much you can do about that. (-3.51,18.58)
2136: Yes you got it. (4.39,16.95)
2137: Remember this is your degree we are talking about, its up to you what you want to do. (1.38,18.42)
2138: How should you do that? (2.18,19.26)
2139: I am in a similar situation. (5.71,17.76)
2140: What is your paper for? (-2.06,5.45)
2141: You don't need sauce at all. (-5.45,19.68)
2142: Work with your supervisor and your team to solve the problem. (0.56,18.24)
2143: It's up to you what you want to do next. (0.79,20.10)
2144: A couple things to consider: (5.18,13.85)
2145: It depends on your company. (0.62,17.94)
2146: It's just worn out and not safe. (-5.16,17.73)
2147: I wouldn't put this job on my resume. (-2.45,16.35)
2148: This is a difficult one. (-1.85,17.22)
2149: To directly answer the two questions in your title. (3.34,15.31)
2150: Valid reasons to feel the way you do, but not a reason to resign. (1.47,16.71)
2151: It depends on how the term is used I think. (1.31,19.87)
2152: So, CAN you do this? (2.80,19.72)
2153: I don't think there is an answer for this. (-2.35,18.69)
2154: There are a couple things you can try. (5.55,14.35)
2155: You may want it, but the process given to you is what you have to work within. (0.73,18.28)
2156: You don't have equipments/facilities to do research in B. (-3.50,18.26)
2157: You've pretty much answered your own question. (2.45,17.02)
2158: There are a few things I don't understand: (-1.82,18.98)
2159: The more you sweat, the faster you will burn calories and fat. (-0.81,14.05)
2160: It depends on what you want to say/imply. (1.15,19.84)
2161: You've got it right. (4.38,16.48)
2162: You pretty much answered your own question. (2.27,17.28)
2163: I had the same problem as you. (2.30,22.76)
2164: Yes, there is a reason for it. (4.91,17.11)
2165: Yes, although they can be a bit sour. (-3.56,17.30)
2166: I would look at this way:  (3.63,17.35)
2167: You're on the right path. (4.07,15.92)
2168: You should, but you don't have to. (-5.49,20.63)
2169: The simple answer is yes! (3.04,16.08)
2170: I don't think there are any benefits. (-4.36,17.77)
2171: It is up to you whether you want to do that. (1.10,20.00)
2172: The Joker doesn't care about money. (-4.86,19.84)
2173: So I don't think you need to put it on the cover. (-5.49,20.55)
2174: It is difficult, if not impossible, to give a complete answer to this question. (-1.42,18.19)
2175: This gives you the opportunity to make your case that you really do have expertise in XXX. (4.36,20.44)
2176: You work on it slowly. (5.02,15.13)
2177: You do not need to worry. (-5.15,20.40)
2178: Yes, it is hard to publish in a peer reviewed journal. (-0.91,17.46)
2179: So if that's what you need, you really do have to be explicit about it. (1.39,17.37)
2180: Yes, you should make a résumé. (1.63,16.58)
2181: I think that's a great plan. (4.23,15.93)
2182: Other than that you don't have a tax issue. (-4.92,19.89)
2183: There's no rule against it. (-3.80,19.55)
2184: What are you goals? (1.66,19.33)
2185: I'm going to be very direct here. (2.19,16.30)
2186: You do not need a transit visa, but to enter Zurich you will need a visa. (-5.42,19.37)
2187: A few things to think about: (5.61,14.54)
2188: You don't have to know. (-4.26,20.28)
2189: I think this is one of those things where you are just out of luck. (-4.68,17.54)
2190: Point is: know what you want and don't be afraid to ask for it. (2.59,17.17)
2191: This varies by institution. (0.53,19.72)
2192: I have the same problem. (2.33,22.59)
2193: I have the exact same problem. (2.35,22.58)
2194: You're right on about the sample definition. (3.36,15.92)
2195: Nope that will not work. (-4.10,17.60)
2196: The best thing you can do is find something else interesting to do while you wait on hold. (0.05,20.75)
2197: It's mostly a matter of taste. (4.90,15.02)
2198: Personally when I was in a similar situation I sent the couple a card and a gift. (4.42,14.09)
2199: Yes, you can do it. (4.65,16.72)
2200: You have to find out what works for you. (0.69,18.75)
2201: It depends on how it's used. (1.42,19.80)
2202: I have just had the same problem. (2.63,22.28)
2203: You could probably get a tour agency to do it for you but it would cost you. (-0.30,18.00)
2204: They just don't want you to know it. (-4.13,17.24)
2205: It is important to keep the story in the scope of your limit. (1.06,18.43)
2206: I think it's a bad idea. (-5.53,17.25)
2207: No, it's not a good thing. (-5.85,17.89)
2208: I think it's a bad idea. (-5.39,17.47)
2209: You need to pick how and where you want to place your foot and do it. (0.74,21.12)
2210: This is a big problem. (-1.86,16.87)
2211: If the conversation is not about work, you know what the answer is to your own question. (4.68,20.94)
2212: This cannot be answered in general. (-2.15,18.59)
2213: I would recommend looking at The Motley Fool. (-3.01,16.38)
2214: I don't think there is a single definition. (-3.17,18.62)
2215: Not a good idea. (-6.14,17.71)
2216: You don't have to worry. (-5.36,20.51)
2217: You're probably going to have to read various blogs to get all the information you want. (4.40,11.27)
2218: I have exactly the same problem. (2.42,22.66)
2219: The answer to your question is not really. (-1.71,18.84)
2220: You should never do it. (-5.80,17.21)
2221: I had the same issue. (5.23,18.40)
2222: Is this the kind of thing you're looking for ? (2.03,18.55)
2223: I think there are two important things to consider: (4.74,13.29)
2224: It is up to you. (3.01,17.95)
2225: There are a few things you need to consider: (5.77,14.92)
2226: The answer to both questions is: Yes. (3.03,15.90)
2227: This is a part answer to your question (2.08,17.39)
2228: There are a few things I think you should do. (6.39,14.88)
2229: It depends on what and where you are going to do. (0.66,20.99)
2230: There are a few reasons that paint wrinkles. (-3.74,5.94)
2231: There are only three options: (4.04,7.33)
2232: Think of it this way. (3.83,17.36)
2233: Maybe this can work for you. (5.19,15.65)
2234: They can, but the way to do it depends on what you have available. (0.86,19.44)
2235: Your best bet is research. (4.24,20.23)
2236: This will depend on the university. (1.06,17.81)
2237: It's not just a good idea, it's an excellent idea. (4.17,15.73)
2238: There are a few minimally-effective things you can do at the personal level. (5.81,14.68)
2239: I had this same situation. (5.60,18.13)
2240: Not a good idea. (-5.91,17.87)
2241: I know this is an old question but I feel I should add my 2 cents. (3.60,14.04)
2242: Yes, there is a chemical difference. (-2.52,17.17)
2243: To my knowledge, there's no time requirement. (-4.08,19.80)
2244: You don't have to do anything to season it. (-4.89,19.94)
2245: There is no code telling you that you cannot do this. (-3.17,18.97)
2246: Yes, you should talk to your professor. (0.80,17.34)
2247: You don't need sauce at all. (-5.38,19.76)
2248: I had this problem before. (2.85,22.01)
2249: You have to find out what works for you. (0.75,18.68)
2250: This is a part answer to your question (2.02,17.47)
2251: It really isn't your problem how they are going to find a qualified person to do the job. (4.27,20.67)
2252: Not a real answer to your question, but maybe it helps. (-1.34,18.22)
2253: There are two options for you -  (4.93,13.16)
2254: I agree with the previous comments. (4.83,17.61)
2255: If the answer to any of these questions is yes, a PhD may be worthwhile for you. (2.37,18.02)
2256: That depends on which country you are in. (0.74,19.80)
2257: This is a bad idea. (-5.25,17.21)
2258: In New York, Vivendi shares were 1.4 percent down at $18.29. (-0.99,10.92)
2259: Bremer said he would launch a $70-million program in the next two weeks to clean up neighborhoods across Iraq and build community projects, but gave no details. (-0.75,14.28)
2260: State officials estimated the cost at nearly $2 billion. (3.24,12.72)
2261: The city had requested federal funds, but withdrew that request when American Express pledged at least $3 million. (-0.84,12.94)
2262: Claudette, the first hurricane of the Atlantic storm season, hit the mid-Texas coast July 15, classified as a Category 1 hurricane with maximum sustained winds of 85 mph. (-0.15,9.05)
2263: Wall Street was also waiting for aluminum maker Alcoa Inc. (nyse: PEP - news - people) to report earnings after the close. (-1.30,13.82)
2264: His aides warn an abrupt departure could trigger more bloodshed, a view shared by many in Liberia. (-3.72,15.12)
2265: It is the first named storm to develop in the Caribbean in December. (0.40,9.44)
2266: The AFL-CIO announced Wednesday that it will decide in October whether to endorse a candidate before the primaries. (0.11,14.64)
2267: The plan, called The NIH Roadmap, was developed over 14 months with help from more than 300 consultants in industry and academia. (3.21,12.38)
2268: Acting New Haven Police Chief Francisco Ortiz said police were treating the explosion as a criminal matter. (-2.96,12.74)
2269: Chiron has acceptances from holders of nearly 20 percent of PowderJect shares. (3.12,14.52)
2270: "We believe we are fully prepared to roll out the revised Diebold machines," said Gilles W. Burger, chairman of the Maryland State Board of Elections. (1.69,14.24)
2271: Hewlett-Packard is putting in for a second-quarter profit of $659 million, or 29 cents a share, on revenue of $18 billion. (0.11,11.36)
2272: At Northwest Medical Center of Washington County in Springdale, one child is in serious condition. (-2.95,13.88)
2273: Sean Harrigan, president of the California Public Employees' Retirement System, also suggested paring the NYSE's 27-member board and allotting more seats to investors outside the securities industry. (-1.52,13.20)
2274: The Swedish central bank, also meeting on Wednesday, is widely expected to announce a cut on Thursday of as much as half a percentage point. (-1.29,12.87)
2275: His sport utility vehicle was found June 25, abandoned without its license plates in Virginia Beach, Va. (-3.69,13.08)
2276: Heatley led Atlanta in scoring last season with a team-record 41 goals and 48 assists. (-0.70,10.05)
2277: We're thrilled to be up 3-2,'' Coach Gregg Popovich said Wednesday. (3.49,14.66)
2278: In a regulatory filing, EDS said the SEC had asked for information related to its troubled IT outsourcing contract with the US Navy. (0.39,14.57)
2279: Internal chaos has allowed foreign companies to set up damaging commercial logging and fishing operations without proper monitoring or export controls. (-1.50,9.21)
2280: The court's three-judge tribunal was expected to give its verdict next February. (-0.71,14.53)
2281: Analysts surveyed by First Call were expecting sales of $723 million and a loss of 28 cents a share. (-0.55,12.19)
2282: The civilian unemployment rate improved marginally last month _ sliding down to 6.1 percent _ as companies slashed payrolls by 93,000 amid continuing mixed signals about the nation's economic health. (-1.16,12.22)
2283: Professor Moffitt said the results needed to be replicated before pursuing testing of individuals for the presence of the long or short versions of the gene. (-0.16,16.84)
2284: The exchange also said its five-person compensation committee will consist only of directors from outside the securities industry. (0.54,12.15)
2285: Congress has added a new benefit - an option to buy insurance coverage for prescription drugs. (0.84,13.61)
2286: Shares of Mandalay closed down 8 cents at $29.42 Thursday. (-1.23,11.21)
2287: The NIST discovered that in 1999 the Port Authority issued guidelines to upgrade the fireproofing to a thickness of 1 1/2 inches. (0.90,15.42)
2288: The dollar pushed as high as $1.1115 to the euro in early trade, extending Tuesday's one percent rally to hit its strongest level since April 30. (1.08,12.45)
2289: The single currency rose as far as 135.26 yen , its highest level since the introduction of the single currency in January 1999. (0.60,11.38)
2290: A 62-year-old West Babylon man has contracted the West Nile virus, the first human case in Suffolk County this year, according to the county health department. (-1.25,10.40)
2291: But the North Korean nuclear crisis has dominated his time in office. (-1.61,16.15)
2292: A captured rebel said 2,100 combatants had been involved in the offensive. (-5.72,11.04)
2293: JAPAN added to growing international pressure on Burma yesterday, threatening to halt its hefty economic aid unless the military government released pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi. (-1.79,12.29)
2294: Wal- Mart, Kohl's Corp., Family Dollar Stores Inc., and Big Lots Inc. posted May sales that fell below Wall Street's modest expectations. (-0.91,12.43)
2295: "The future of BA is in the hands of the negotiators," Eddington told British Broadcasting Corp. television on Sunday. (-0.38,13.29)
2296: "Both of these kids are in wonderful physical condition right now," said Goodrich, also director of pediatric neurosurgery at the Children's Hospital at Montefiore. (3.36,14.29)
2297: The foreign bits are recognized by other cells that realize it is infected and kill it. (-4.09,11.48)
2298: The New York Stock Exchange suspended trading yesterday in Loral, which closed at $3.01 Friday. (-1.49,12.73)
2299: The health department spokesperson added the department is following Centers for Disease Control protocol. (1.18,14.54)
2300: Schools Chancellor Joel Klein said he was pleased by the results. (3.12,14.52)
2301: One witness told the Anatolian news agency he saw the plane on fire in mid-air. (-6.32,14.10)
2302: Frist proposed a process in which it would take gradually fewer votes to overcome filibusters preventing final votes on judicial confirmations. (-1.68,13.78)
2303: A major British study has added to the evidence that hormone replacement therapy increases the risk of breast cancer, especially when women receive a combination of estrogen and progestin. (-0.55,12.63)
2304: U.S. Agriculture Secretary Ann Veneman kicks off the three-day Ministerial Conference and Expo on Agricultural Science and Technology on Monday. (2.75,12.53)
2305: Amazon's shares yesterday closed at $54.32 on the Nasdaq Stock Market, up 29 cents. (-0.60,11.78)
2306: But Lawtey is the first entire prison to take that path. (1.20,13.70)
2307: Under the proposed terms of the transaction, and following the spinoff of PalmSource, Palm will exchange 0.09 shares for each share of Handspring. (1.49,12.82)
2308: The rock was first observed by the Lincoln Near Earth Asteroid Research Program, also known as LINEAR. (3.31,12.03)
2309: He urged employees to "avoid complacency" and to "change old habits and seriously rethink business-as-usual." (-2.93,16.20)
2310: These despicable acts were committed by killers whose only faith is hate and the United States will find the killers and they will learn the meaning of American justice. (-4.77,11.37)
2311: There were 659 women enrolled at the academy at the time of the survey. (2.40,11.62)
2312: The impact of natural-gas shortages "will touch virtually every American," Energy Secretary Spencer Abraham warned yesterday. (-1.44,15.34)
2313: Nevada is where the most women smoke, 28 percent. (-0.80,11.46)
2314: That poll had 712 likely voters and sampling error of plus or minus 3.7 percentage points. (-1.27,13.97)
2315: MONY shares rose 8.76 per cent to $31.90 in after-hours trading in New York. (1.17,12.03)
2316: Burrell said Diana wrote a letter in October 1996 claiming there was a plot to kill her in a smash and gave it to him to keep as insurance. (0.08,12.77)
2317: Republican National Committee Chairman Ed Gillespie issued a letter Friday to CBS Television President Leslie Moonves. (-0.45,14.94)
2318: "The movement to defend pensions is gaining momentum, and we won't give up," said Marc Blondel, leader of the Force Ouvriere union. (0.33,15.81)
2319: Ellison said that contrary to the contentions of PeopleSoft management, Oracle intends to "fully support PeopleSoft customers and products" for many years to come. (2.16,11.64)
2320: Bounty hunting is illegal in Mexico, and the bounty hunter was charged with kidnapping. (-3.90,12.71)
2321: The submission was on Monday, but the announcement was made Friday at the International Broadcasting Convention in Amsterdam. (2.02,12.69)
2322: Chinese language Web portals also support 3721 keywords, the Web site said. (3.19,12.42)
2323: Analysts polled by Reuters Research, a unit of Reuters Group Plc, on average forecast profit of $1.69 per share. (0.47,11.87)
2324: Two more died later, and initial autopsy reports show they succumbed to dehydration, hypothermia and suffocation. (-3.20,11.99)
2325: Authorities looked to the public yesterday for help in solving the deadly sniper-style shootings of three people outside Charleston-area convenience stores. (2.42,9.15)
2326: HP fell to second place with server sales growing 0.4 percent to $2.9 billion. (-0.50,10.29)
2327: The Third Armored Cavalry Regiment recently apprehended about 40 suspected fighters near the Syrian border, officials said. (-4.57,11.85)
2328: Total revenue for the second quarter was $1.48 billion, up 7% from $1.39 billion in the same period last year. (0.47,10.66)
2329: Bolivia's army fought to stop a column of dynamite-wielding miners from streaming into the besieged capital on Wednesday, leaving two dead as a popular uprising against the President spread. (-3.57,13.90)
2330: Dell's Personal All-in-One A920 is an entry-level device that combines printer, scanner and copier functions for $89. (2.23,10.53)
2331: But in the first 30 seconds of the bout, family members knew it was an uneven match, Jodie Meyers, Stacy Young's sister, said. (-0.63,11.24)
2332: Still, Singapore quarantined 70 people who had been in close contact with the scientist. (-2.82,14.22)
2333: The Skagit was expected to crest during the night at 38 feet at Mount Vernon, 10 feet above flood stage, the National Weather Service said. (0.02,10.20)
2334: In early trading, the Dow Jones industrial average was down 39.94, or 0.4 percent, at 8,945.50, having slipped 3.61 points Monday. (-0.87,11.20)
2335: The injured were taken to hospitals in Jefferson City and Columbia, about 48km north; their conditions were not immediately available. (-3.02,13.96)
2336: Against the Swiss franc the dollar was at 1.3289 francs, up 0.5 percent on the day. (0.93,11.30)
2337: Joining him in the majority opinion were Justices Sandra Day O'Connor, David H. Souter, Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Stephen G. Breyer. (-0.21,14.70)
2338: Martin served two thirds of a five-year sentence for the manslaughter of Barras and for wounding Fearon. (-3.56,11.71)
2339: The companies said Idec holders would own about 50.5 percent of the stock of the combined company. (1.08,11.39)
2340: "This attack was wrong, and it was dangerous to our goals," Raymond said. (-5.39,16.52)
2341: NEW YORK -(Dow Jones)- Former star investment banker Frank Quattrone pleaded not guilty Tuesday to criminal charges of obstruction of justice and witness tampering. (-1.77,14.13)
2342: The Dow Jones industrial average .DJI fell 79.43 points, or 0.86 percent, to 9,117.12 on Friday. (-1.45,11.40)
2343: The Dow Jones industrial average fell 10.89 points, or 0.11 percent, to 9,837.94. (-1.43,10.99)
2344: Since then, Texas Gov. Rick Perry has called two special sessions trying to push the measure through. (-0.13,14.17)
2345: The agency said it would consider as timely any tax returns or payments due from Friday through Aug. 22 if they are completed by Aug. 22. (0.04,13.76)
2346: The Texas congressional delegation now is 17-15 Democratic. (-2.50,8.56)
2347: The Fijian military installed an all-indigenous government led by Mr Qarase, who won democratic elections in September 2001. (-1.15,14.03)
2348: BuyMusic is the first subscription-free paid download music service for PC users. (2.77,11.36)
2349: The 30-year bond US30YT=RR grew 1-3/32 for a yield of 4.30 percent, down from 4.35 percent late Wednesday. (-0.71,11.76)
2350: Last week, his lawyers asked Warner to grant clemency under certain conditions that would have lead to a new sentencing hearing. (-0.98,14.24)
2351: Gov. Linda Lingle and other dignitaries are scheduled to be at the base to watch the launch. (1.91,14.08)
2352: Ebbers' lawyer, Reid Weingarten, said despite the thorough investigation, "the best the investigators can do is nitpick about the process and substance of isolated business decisions." (-1.18,15.39)
2353: The Justice Department filed a civil rights lawsuit Thursday against the state of Mississippi, alleging abuse of juvenile offenders at two state-run facilities. (-1.99,14.62)
2354: Marcel Desailly, the France captain and Chelsea defender, believes the latter is true. (2.51,14.46)
2355: She was the only woman employed as a warehouse worker and heavy equipment operator and the only woman in her Teamsters local. (-0.40,15.40)
2356: Police detained Khodorkovsky early on Saturday when his jet made a refueling stop in the Siberian city of Novosibirsk. (-4.08,14.01)
2357: Sony Ericsson also said it plans to close its R&D site in Munich, Germany, for GSM and UMTS handsets. (-2.62,10.36)
2358: China is scrambling to stop the disease from spreading to the countryside, where most of its 1.3 billion people live. (-0.21,8.91)
2359: Statistics from the Kansas Department of Health and Environment show that 11,844 abortions were performed in the state last year. (-2.01,10.39)
2360: The researchers say that the fact the MAP bug is present in the vast majority of Crohns sufferers means it is almost certainly causing the intestinal inflammation. (-3.83,11.25)
2361: According to the report, average life expectancy has increased by nearly two years since 1990. (2.10,12.44)
2362: For the full year period ending June 30, 2003, high-speed lines increased by 45 percent. (0.52,10.72)
2363: Comstock said several federal courts have ruled that the detentions are fully within the law. (1.07,14.90)
2364: Still, Mr. Weill will remain very much a power at the company. (-0.87,16.24)
2365: Greg Parseghian was appointed the new chief executive. (0.65,13.18)
2366: The report cites the marriage of the alleged operational commander of the Bali bombings, Mukhlas, as an example of how JI uses marriage to grow. (0.10,14.19)
2367: Philadelphia's council is not the first to defy the national policy. (-1.51,17.39)
2368: Meanwhile, Funny Cide's trainer, Barclay Tagg, called the allegations "ridiculous." (-2.40,15.27)
2369: Cuban officials said that last year none of about two dozen nominated Cuban musicians received U.S. visas in time to attend the Latin Grammys. (-3.21,14.29)
2370: The letter indicates the Vatican's interest in bolstering conservatives within the Episcopal Church. (-0.43,14.74)
2371: Hillary Clinton, the New York senator and former first lady, has a book out Monday titled Living History. (0.45,13.61)
2372: A passionate nationalist, Mr. D'Alessandro said: "Canada is a small country, and we need more companies like this." (1.05,13.39)
2373: State interior ministry spokesman Vasant Pitke told Reuters that at least 42 people had been killed and 112 injured. (-3.03,9.62)
2374: He also said Shockey is "living the dream life of a New York athlete. (3.55,14.54)
2375: Sumitomo Mitsui Financial (JP:8316: news, chart, profile) was down 2.5 percent at 198,000 yen. (-1.22,12.03)
2376: The remaining 1,557 genes are believed to be all functional. (1.34,12.00)
2377: Production for the second quarter was cut to 46 million barrels from 48 million barrels. (-1.56,10.51)
2378: Tikrit is Saddam Hussein's hometown and the region around it is known as a hotbed of Baath Party supporters and former high-ranking Iraqi military officials. (-4.75,12.29)
2379: Miodrag Zivkovic, the leader of the pro-independence opposition Liberal Alliance, came in second with 31 percent of the vote. (0.48,12.21)
2380: A year ago the firm posted a profit of 26 million pounds. (0.19,11.42)
2381: Some 34.7 million shares have been tendered, Oracle said in a statement. (1.16,12.56)
2382: Yucaipa bought Dominick's in 1995 for $693 million and sold it to Safeway for $1.8 billion in 1998. (1.10,11.10)
2383: Pete Slover reported from Laredo and Gromer Jeffers from Albuquerque. (-3.82,11.95)
2384: The 25 percent hike takes annual UC undergraduate tuition to $4,794 and graduate fees to $5,019. (1.37,11.62)
2385: The scientist also quarantined himself at home as soon as he developed SARS symptoms, officials said. (-2.97,12.71)
2386: The upgrade will be available as a free download for current customers with SmarNet support in January 2004. (2.78,11.97)
2387: Klarman was charged with 16 counts of wire fraud. (-5.28,9.44)
2388: The team has named the sensor Canary, for cellular analysis and notification of antigen risks and yields. (2.18,12.92)
2389: Sgt. Ernest Bucklew, 33, was coming home from Iraq to bury his mother in Pennsylvania. (-3.46,11.83)
2390: Waksal pleaded guilty to insider trading charges last year, and he is scheduled to be sentenced June 10. (-1.04,13.54)
2391: The product also streams Internet radio and comes with a 30-day free trial for RealNetworks' Rhapsody digital music subscription service. (3.27,11.62)
2392: The dollar dropped to $1.1564 per euro at 7:30 a.m. in London from $1.1486 on Friday. (-1.34,11.12)
2393: Morales, who pleaded guilty in July, expressed "sincere regret and remorse" for his crimes. (-5.30,15.93)
2394: Through Sunday, Sept. 21, Site Finder has been visited over 65 million times by Internet users. (2.38,11.75)
2395: "MediaMax performs EXACTLY as "advertised" to the companies who purchased it," Jacobs said in the statement. (2.55,15.23)
2396: He was arrested in Atlanta, Georgia, on Monday night by police acting on a tip-off. (-2.17,13.68)
2397: The Bush administration blames the wave of bombings and guerrilla attacks on Saddam loyalists and foreign Muslim militants who have entered Iraq to fight U.S. troops. (-5.22,11.60)
2398: Tour doctors later confirmed that he had broken his right leg near the hip and also sustained wrist and elbow fractures. (-2.09,6.87)
2399: Both the House and Senate bills would end the ban on research and development of low-yield nuclear weapons. (-3.01,14.49)
2400: About half of all U.S. households have money in mutual funds. (0.14,12.38)
2401: The House has passed bills the past two Congresses, but the Senate has not. (-1.81,15.27)
2402: But for the elderly and those with weakened immune systems, it can be fatal. (-3.47,16.63)
2403: "My understanding of this is that there is a lower percentage of successful impregnations with frozen," Ezzell said. (-2.03,13.29)
2404: Klarman was arrested by FBI agents Monday morning at his home in New York. (-3.05,13.27)
2405: Bishop O'Brien, aged 67, had told police he thought he had hit a dog or cat. (-2.72,13.71)
2406: The crates are full of hardback copies of "Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix." (3.62,10.77)
2407: "But at this stage, given the early detection, the outlook in such instances would be positive," he said. (2.57,15.37)
2408: In New York, the Dow Jones industrial average a gauge of 30 blue chip stocks was up 3.29 points or 0.04 per cent to 8,585.97. (-0.09,11.56)
2409: Rich Media interactive ad formats doubled their share from 3% in second quarter of 2002, to 6% in the second quarter of 2003. (1.97,11.49)
2410: Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld said Tuesday it will take time to locate die-hard remnants of Saddam Hussein's deposed regime in Iraq. (-3.05,14.08)
2411: As Sayliyah was the command base for the Iraq war, but hundreds who ran the war have returned to the United States. (-4.54,12.77)
2412: Details on pricing will be announced within a few weeks, McBride said. (-0.09,13.39)
2413: Sources in the racing industry said Fontana will get a second NASCAR race on Labor Day weekend starting next season. (2.15,13.31)
2414: The Dow Jones Industrial Average ($DJ: news, chart, profile) rose 56 points, or 0.7 percent, to 8,588. (1.63,11.29)
2415: Dennehy, who transferred to Baylor last year after getting kicked off the University of New Mexico Lobos for temper tantrums, became a born-again Christian in June 2002. (-2.42,11.62)
2416: Bashir also felt he was being tried by opinion rather than facts of law, he added. (-2.31,16.45)
2417: But under cross-examination by O'Donnell's attorney, Lorna Schofield, Toepfer conceded she had ignored many of O'Donnell's suggestions and projects. (-1.72,16.04)
2418: In that case, the court held that the city of Cincinnati had violated the First Amendment in banning, in the interest of aesthetics, only the advertising pamphlets. (-4.50,13.94)
2419: Box cutters were the weapons used by the 19 hijackers in the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks. (-1.07,7.35)
2420: Moore of Alabama says he will appeal his case to the nation's highest court. (-1.46,14.99)
2421: Southwest said its traffic was up 4.6 percent in the quarter on a capacity increase of 4.2 percent. (0.07,9.60)
2422: The new worm affects these Windows systems: 2000, XP, NT 4.0 and Server 2003. (2.54,10.80)
2423: Shares of McDonald's and Wendy's continued their recent recovery Monday, rising more than 1 percent on the New York Stock Exchange in afternoon trade. (1.34,12.59)
2424: We don't need a little bitty tax relief plan. (-5.07,19.87)
2425: Harry Potter's latest wizard trick? (3.88,11.01)
2426: Nvidia will take advantage of MediaQ customers, which include such players as Siemens AG, Sharp, Philips, Dell, Mitsubishi and Sony Corp. (2.92,11.13)
2427: Aventis, based in Strasbourg, France, is one of the leading producers of the vaccine and one of a handful of companies that still make it. (-1.58,10.20)
2428: "I'm going to try to march with a number of different groups," Bloomberg said. (0.94,20.63)
2429: The attack seemed similar to attacks staged near foreign compounds in Riyadh on May 12, for which officials have also blamed al-Qaida. (-4.74,11.16)
2430: "We've put a lot of effort and energy into improving our patching progress, probably later than we should have. (0.54,16.47)
2431: The boy fired once into a wall and sprayed the room with fire extinguishers, making it hard to see, the chief said. (-1.57,7.05)
2432: "The clear message is it should not be used to prevent cardiovascular disease," Manson said. (-4.00,15.64)
2433: The meat, poultry, butter, cheese and nuts were being stored by more than 100 wholesalers in Chicago. (-2.36,1.56)
2434: BlueCore3-Multimedia contains an open platform DSP co-processor and also includes a 16-bit stereo audio codec with dual ADC and DAC for stereo audio. (3.25,11.19)
2435: With the remaining three shuttles grounded in the wake of the Columbia accident, the rookies will have to wait even longer. (-2.57,15.18)
2436: Bremer, 61, is a former assistant to former Secretaries of State William P. Rogers and Henry Kissinger. (-1.78,12.91)
2437: Those talks have not taken place, according to an Oracle spokeswoman. (-2.12,16.21)
2438: It has sought observer status for seven years, but was again rebuffed May 19 at the annual WHO conference in Geneva. (-2.20,15.69)
2439: The countys first and only human case of West Nile this year was confirmed by health officials on Sept. 8. (-1.16,10.73)
2440: National Breast Cancer Centre head Professor Christine Ewan said there was no need for panic. (-4.79,19.72)
2441: The company's chief executive retired and chief financial officer resigned. (-2.40,11.35)
2442: The New Democrats also renewed their commitment to no health-care privatization and no premiums. (-3.73,16.41)
2443: Also as part of the deal, PalmSource stock will begin trading on the NASDAQ stock market Wednesday under the ticker symbol: PSRC. (1.41,12.97)
2444: The crates are full of hardback copies of "Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix." (3.70,10.78)
2445: The government did not identify the taikonauts -- a term coined from taikong, the Chinese word for space. (-3.64,16.41)
2446: Mr Blair went on: "I think we did the right thing in relation to Iraq. (3.61,15.41)
2447: The judge scheduled another oversight hearing for late January. (-0.81,14.45)
2448: "I have the opportunity to congratulate the governor-elect of the great state of California, and I'm looking forward to it." (2.97,14.41)
2449: Junya Tanase, forex strategist at JP Morgan Chase, said "I expect Japan to keep conducting intervention, but the volume is likely to fall sharply." (-1.25,12.49)
2450: The developers, The Related Cos. and Apollo Real Estate Advisors, hope sales top $1 billion. (1.20,12.62)
2451: It ain't coming to me, but it's only about a third of what I owe in the world. (-3.11,19.00)
2452: At 12:10 p.m. EDT, Canada's benchmark S&P/TSX composite index was up 6.87 points or 0.1 per cent to 6,979.29. (1.21,12.46)
2453: Prices for Treasury securities also rose, with the yield on the benchmark 10-year note falling to 4.19 percent. (-0.66,11.33)
2454: Edie Falco was not nominated for "Frankie and Johnny." (-4.41,17.71)
2455: "Saddam is gone, but we want the (U.S.) occupation to end." (-4.95,14.71)
2456: Kernan, who was O'Bannon's lieutenant governor, friend and political partner, was sworn in six hours after O'Bannon died Saturday. (-2.92,11.89)
2457: Fujitsu Siemens Computers on Tuesday made good on a promise to offer a workstation based on Advanced Micro Devices' Opteron processor. (2.76,11.88)
2458: Analysts surveyed by Thomson First Call had expected Kodak to earn 68 cents a share for the quarter. (0.55,11.81)
2459: Corixa's stock barely flinched on the news, dipping 12 cents to close at $6.88. (-1.41,11.51)
2460: Next week, John S. Reed, the former Citicorp chief executive who Sunday became interim chairman and chief executive of the exchange, will take up his position. (1.20,13.48)
2461: He refused to say what percentage of domestic flights had security officers on board. (-2.91,16.22)
2462: The S&P 500 had climbed 16 percent since its March low and yesterday closed at its highest since Dec. 2. (-0.25,11.11)
2463: CBS said the show "does not present a balanced portrayal of the Reagans for CBS and its audience. (-4.04,16.46)
2464: Health officials confirmed today that a northeast Kansas woman has the state's first case of monkeypox and the first case west of the Mississippi River. (-1.30,11.13)
2465: Navistar shares rose a penny to $41.64 at late afternoon on the New York Stock Exchange after earlier falling as low as $39.93. (-0.75,10.57)
2466: Only Intel Corp. has a lower dividend yield. (-0.71,11.10)
2467: A Microsoft spokesman was not immediately available to comment. (-1.92,15.91)
2468: The new analysis found that 32 of 16,608 participants developed ovarian cancer in about 5 1/2 years of follow-up, including 20 women taking hormones. (-0.22,11.73)
2469: Character actor Hume Cronyn, 91, died Sunday at his home in Connecticut. (-3.70,11.03)
2470: Deirdre Hisler, Government Canyon's manager, said the state long has coveted this piece of property, and is eager to complete the deal. (2.13,14.68)
2471: Reuters witnesses said public squares were packed with crying children and people left homeless, huddled in blankets to protect them from the cold. (0.05,7.48)
2472: The supermarket chains have used managers and replacement workers to keep their stores open, often at reduced hours. (-0.05,15.51)
2473: The security official's backup was on active duty, and the lottery association didn't have a replacement in New Jersey, Strutt said. (-1.61,15.91)
2474: Phoberomys' skeleton was unearthed 250 miles west of Caracas, Venezuela. (-3.98,11.82)
2475: Mr McDonnell wants to establish if the Italian business followed Grant Thornton's audit procedures. (-1.30,14.62)
2476: Meantime, the Direct Marketing Association said its members should not call the nearly 51 million numbers on the list. (-3.01,15.71)
2477: General Dynamics was sued when it changed its retirement benefits in 1997. (-0.37,12.53)
2478: The tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite Index .IXIC was off 0.11 percent, or 1.78 points, at 1,594.13. (-0.32,10.49)
2479: NASA is scheduled to launch the Space Infrared Telescope Facility on Monday morning. (2.96,12.49)
2480: A leading U.K. medical journal called Friday for a complete ban on tobacco, prompting outrage from smokers' groups. (-3.65,15.03)
2481: But police say the driver of the truck has not been found and is wanted for questioning. (-3.55,13.10)
2482: Surrounded by singers from Harlem, Bush said: ''The artistry of black musicians has conveyed the experience of black Americans throughout our history. (8.70,9.44)
2483: Geraldine Andrews, Reynolds' daughter-in-law and a friend of Wilson's family, said Robinson had recently taken Wilson out of a mental health facility. (-2.36,11.13)
2484: Baker called a pregame meeting, believing the the corked-bat episode had distracted the team. (-2.12,13.23)
2485: She was taken to Charing Cross Hospital, where she remained critically ill last night. (-3.33,12.13)
2486: After a weak start, the Dow Jones Industrial Average ended the day up 26.26 to 9,217.35, while the S&P 500 index rose 3 to 980.59. (-1.15,11.63)
2487: Primary Care Trusts and Mental Health Trusts have also been formally rated for the first time this year. (1.18,12.30)
2488: "We are aware of the situation," said Assistant US Attorney Todd Greenberg, a counter-terrorism prosecutor in Seattle. (0.63,14.89)
2489: The broader Standard & Poor's 500 Index <.SPX> edged down 9 points, or 0.98 percent, to 921. (-0.84,11.15)
2490: The firm had predicted earlier this year a 4.9 percent increase. (0.03,9.61)
2491: The new deal would be valued at $1.75 billion, including $863 million in cash and 52.6 million PeopleSoft shares. (1.10,11.82)
2492: In his Jan. 28 State of the Union message, Bush said, "The British government has learned that Saddam Hussein recently sought significant quantities of uranium from Africa." (-0.80,13.35)
2493: Of the 24 directors who are not exchange executives, half are representatives of the securities industry and half are designated public members. (1.15,13.14)
2494: The Episcopal Diocese of Central Florida voted Saturday to repudiate a decision by the denomination's national convention to confirm a gay man as bishop. (-2.23,14.84)
2495: McGill also said a dark glove was stuffed into a hole that had been cut in the Caprice's trunk. (-0.24,6.74)
2496: That was more than double the $102 million, or 13 cents a share, for the year-earlier quarter. (-0.17,10.24)
2497: But the economy hasn't shown signs of sustainable growth. (-3.26,17.92)
2498: California's lost tax revenue was mostly due to international corporate tax shelters. (-1.27,12.17)
2499: In other markets, U.S. Treasuries inched higher as declining stocks raised the appeal of safe-haven debt. (-0.34,12.63)
2500: The broader Standard & Poor's 500 Index .SPX gave up 11.91 points, or 1.19 percent, at 986.60. (-0.13,10.80)
2501: The Pentagon had hoped to retain control of the postwar effort, so the decision was seen by some insiders as a victory for Powell and the State Department. (3.09,14.70)
2502: Sally Baldwin, from York, was killed instantly when a walkway collapsed and she fell into the machinery at Tiburtina station. (-3.47,9.62)
2503: The agency has yet to fully formulate a strategy for the creation of an independent engineering technical authority. (-0.32,17.88)
2504: WorldCom's financial troubles came to light last year and the company subsequently filed for bankruptcy in July, 2002. (-2.19,11.19)
2505: In the second quarter, consumer advertisers continued to spend the most online, slightly increasing their share. (2.20,11.75)
2506: Seifert, he testified, had a gunshot wound in the back. (-4.05,9.89)
2507: It is priced at $5,995 or $195 on a per user licensing plan with a minimum of five users. (1.23,11.33)
2508: Tropical storm warnings for Southeast coast (-0.35,9.09)
2509: Suicide bomber kills 21 in NW Pakistan (-4.76,8.87)
2510: U.S. ready to help Chinese activist: official (2.07,14.88)
2511: 2 Gaza rockets hit Israel; no injuries (-6.70,12.22)
2512: The perception of Spain has changed dramatically with this government (-0.74,9.07)
2513: 16 killed in north Iraq attacks (-4.97,9.34)
2514: Hurricane Isaac batters US coast near New Orleans (0.03,8.69)
2515: Nigeria opens probe into deadly air crash (-1.18,10.90)
2516: Congolese warlord sentenced to 14 years in landmark case - video (-2.48,9.54)
2517: 3 killed, 14 injured in attacks in Iraq (-4.70,9.50)
2518: Schiphol airport evacuated due to bomb threat (-2.23,8.65)
2519: CMIE cuts 2012-13 growth forecast to 6.3% (-1.22,12.58)
2520: Activist says Syrian citizen cameraman killed in Homs (-5.70,11.55)
2521: Low expectations for Iran nuclear talks (-7.59,14.57)
2522: British Girl And Grandad Drown In Portugal (-3.38,10.13)
2523: U.S., Iran prepare for Istanbul nuclear talks (-7.26,14.19)
2524: Syrian forces kill 3 protesters in Damascus-activists (-5.37,10.90)
2525: Royal Mail to create 1,000 jobs (0.75,10.74)
2526: Iraq searches Syrian-bound Iranian plane (-6.72,13.49)
2527: Syria fighting rages in capital, Russia pressed (-5.87,13.38)
2528: Erdogan's party aims for Turkish presidency (-6.25,14.78)
2529: PBS publishes new guidelines on impartiality (1.44,15.05)
2530: Charges over dog attack on police (3.32,-2.41)
2531: Gu Kailai's Murder Trial Ends in China (-2.17,11.00)
2532: Obama says he's not 'hiding the ball' on Russia (-3.76,15.80)
2533: England captain Strauss retires from cricket (-2.58,10.34)
2534: War crimes: China backs Lanka on UN resolution (-2.86,14.19)
2535: Sachin Tendulkar's reaches 100 centuries - in pictures (-0.43,10.07)
2536: Day begins amid panic (-0.85,16.38)
2537: Morsi to take oath as first Egypt civilian president (-4.40,14.72)
2538: Syrian opposition leader criticizes U.S. (-5.11,14.20)
2539: Sunderland 2-2 Bolton: Davies in at the double (0.76,9.71)
2540: Syrian forces and rebels clash in coastal province (-5.94,12.62)
2541: Greek protesters, police clash as bailout deal in limbo (-3.83,13.94)
2542: News Summary: Apple buying AuthenTec for $356M (1.49,11.08)
2543: Hollywood trade publication Variety put up for sale (1.70,10.51)
2544: Australian speaker steps aside (-4.28,19.24)
2545: Eurozone avoids recession in Q1, thanks to Germany (-1.18,10.06)
2546: Oil rises after Greek election result (-0.53,12.41)
2547: Two British soldiers killed in Afghanistan (-5.01,10.48)
2548: Obama to visit Korean DMZ (1.89,10.55)
2549: Suicide bomber kills 37 at mosque in Afghanistan (-4.35,9.49)
2550: Police to detonate devices in Colorado shooting suspect's home (-3.58,12.87)
2551: Syria TV says govt troops free captive journalists (-5.15,12.47)
2552: Coroner confirms Whitney Houston found in bathtub (-3.20,10.04)
2553: Oklahoma wildfires destroy homes - in pictures (-1.92,8.38)
2554: German court weighs delay to euro fund ruling (-1.20,9.94)
2555: Some Syria violence qualifies as civil war -Red Cross (-5.84,13.39)
2556: Romney shifts focus to Santorum ahead caucuses (0.82,14.21)
2557: Apple iPad mini makes debut in Asia (2.47,11.03)
2558: Myanmar announces release of prisoners (-3.17,12.35)
2559: Venezuelans urged to vote in presidential election (-1.03,14.53)
2560: Sunday Times journalist, French photographer 'killed in Syria' (-5.45,11.08)
2561: KL shares lower at mid-morning (2.26,14.48)
2562: Chicago teachers union delegates could end strike (0.75,16.43)
2563: Israel asks US for arms that could aid Iran strike (-6.90,13.45)
2564: French President Francois Hollande's plane hit by lightning en route to Berlin (-1.91,8.50)
2565: Afghan parliament votes to remove key ministers (-4.71,16.19)
2566: Man in Afghan army uniform kills NATO soldier (-5.41,10.08)
2567: Cheap cancer drugs no cure for India's poorest (-2.80,10.45)
2568: Maldives court issues arrest warrant for former president (-1.61,14.07)
2569: Report: Jordan biased over Palestinians from Syria (-5.91,13.27)
2570: Syria army takes northern rebel stronghold (-5.82,12.52)
2571: Chinese stocks open lower Friday (0.02,12.37)
2572: Eastern U.S. storms leave 2 dead in Va., 2 million without power (-2.56,11.94)
2573: Complaints in Russian election mount (-4.97,14.84)
2574: Supreme Court to hear corporate human rights case (-0.06,15.40)
2575: Libya postpones landmark election to July 7 (-2.51,15.99)
2576: London 2012 Olympics: Opening Ceremony to be a 'green and pleasant land', says Danny Boyle (2.94,13.28)
2577: Pakistan blocks Twitter over 'blasphemy' (-4.92,13.66)
2578: Annan to visit Syrian refugees in Turkey before Iran (-5.96,14.56)
2579: Pakistan avalanche: rescuers search for buried soldiers (-4.62,10.91)
2580: Cambodia opposition leaders summoned to court (-3.40,14.80)
2581: Mali Counts Votes After Presidential Runoff (-1.62,15.03)
2582: Pussy Riot member Maria Alyokhina freed from jail (-2.62,11.41)
2583: Plane crash lands at San Francisco airport (-2.26,8.49)
2584: Blizzard wallops US Northeast, closes roads (1.28,-0.99)
2585: Two French journalists killed in Mali (-5.71,11.02)
2586: Vehicles 'left burning' as smoke emits from Japan tunnel (-1.65,7.69)
2587: China stocks close higher on Wednesday (-1.66,11.72)
2588: Rescuers search for survivors of Texas fertiliser plant blast (-2.28,8.80)
2589: Nigeria announces plans to change polymer Naira notes (-2.62,15.35)
2590: US files espionage charges against Snowden over leaks (-5.15,13.02)
2591: Chinese general’s son gets 10 years’ jail for gang-rape (-3.04,10.07)
2592: Missing red panda returned safely to National Zoo (2.10,0.42)
2593: Queen Beatrix of the Netherlands abdicates in favour of son (-3.20,10.93)
2594: U.S. military jettisons bombs near Australia's Great Barrier Reef (-4.76,13.13)
2595: Taliban attacks US base in Afghanistan (-5.11,11.79)
2596: 23 Missing as Typhoon Utor Hits Philippines (-1.12,9.19)
2597: Death toll from Egypt protests rises to 49 (-4.46,14.31)
2598: Obama rejects GOP offer to ease shutdown (-3.33,16.00)
2599: Many killed in Syrian air strike (-6.24,12.37)
2600: Putin's security decree for Sochi draws ire of critics (-4.85,14.62)
2601: Egypt braces for more protests over Morsi, prays for calm (-4.16,14.72)
2602: Morsi backers defiant in face of Egypt govt threat (-4.78,14.53)
2603: US stocks ease in choppy trading (-0.27,12.88)
2604: Bangladesh building-collapse toll tops 600 (-3.08,8.21)
2605: Mugabe sworn in for another term (-0.49,13.84)
2606: South Africa: Mandela in hospital for tests (-3.04,11.81)
2607: Iran, world powers agree nuclear deal (-7.56,14.37)
2608: Algeria mulls international force for hostages (-3.20,17.67)
2609: Delhi gang rape victim flown to Singapore hospital (-3.59,9.56)
2610: Contraceptive pill 'doubles glaucoma risk' (-0.69,13.13)
2611: Malaysia sets date for landmark elections (0.15,13.88)
2612: Dhawan ton sets up India Trophy win over South Africa (-0.99,9.92)
2613: North Korea postpones war-torn family unions (-3.46,16.19)
2614: US suspects Syria used chemical weapons (-4.59,13.62)
2615: Egypt bans Muslim Brotherhood group (-4.74,14.30)
2616: Gunmen kill 3 policemen in Iraq (-5.04,10.36)
2617: News summary for January 14 (1.15,15.08)
2618: US Senate passes gay workers bill (-1.25,14.61)
2619: Syrian opposition meets to choose interim PM (-4.01,14.86)
2620: Oscar Pistorius 'shot Steenkamp in bathroom' (-3.45,10.84)
2621: Two New York firefighters in guarded condition after deadly ambush (-5.85,10.29)
2622: Six rescued after boat capsizes in Dublin Bay (-0.49,8.07)
2623: Wawrinka reaches first grand slam final (-0.40,10.36)
2624: Ankeet Chavan granted bail to get married (-0.38,14.35)
2625: Former plant chief who battled Fukushima disaster dies of cancer (-2.94,10.26)
2626: Iran says capable of jamming foes' communication systems (-7.58,14.25)
2627: South African police arrest 50 in farm protest (-2.89,14.25)
2628: 25 more bodies found at Algerian gas plant (-5.10,10.75)
2629: Ferrer beats Nishikori to advance to Australian Open quarterfinals (-0.74,9.55)
2630: UBS settles US mortgage lawsuit and takes £600m charge (0.06,12.94)
2631: North, South Korea hold rare talks (2.78,9.65)
2632: Gunmen kill 5 female teachers in Pakistan (-5.02,9.91)
2633: Hard-hit hotels ready for price war (0.20,15.41)
2634: New Zealand votes to legalise same-sex marriage (-0.37,14.32)
2635: Syria army continues mop-up operations near Damascus (-6.14,12.64)
2636: Nobel laureate Doris Lessing dies at 94 (-3.43,11.00)
2637: Internet service resumes in Syria (2.45,11.24)
2638: Syrian PM survives bomb attack in capital (-6.25,12.63)
2639: Stock futures edge higher, all eyes on Fed (0.82,13.51)
2640: Major quake kills 39 in Pakistan (-2.90,9.54)
2641: Sri Lanka warned over war crime allegations (-2.56,13.63)
2642: Protesters clash with riot police in Kiev (-5.17,15.40)
2643: 5 Taliban, 5 Afghan police killed in ambushes (-5.22,9.95)
2644: Gunmen kidnap 2 Turkish Airlines pilots in Lebanon (-6.56,12.08)
2645: Kurdish rebels to withdraw from Turkey (-5.69,15.24)
2646: Japan’s GDP growth downgraded to annual 1.1% (-1.19,12.30)
2647: Australian politicians lament over Nelson Mandela's death (-2.97,10.09)
2648: Ukraine Refuses to Act Against Russian 'Provocation' (-5.04,16.05)
2649: Fugitive Snowden short-listed for European rights prize (-5.60,13.98)
2650: Liberal ElBaradei named Egypt PM, Islamists cry foul (-4.93,14.36)
2651: China's economic growth rebounds to 7.8% in latest quarter (0.91,11.48)
2652: Boston bomb suspect buried in Virginia cemetery (-4.02,10.54)
2653: US issues global travel alert, cites al-Qaida threat (-4.67,13.06)
2654: Singapore stocks end down 0.45% (-1.59,10.78)
2655: Rebels down Ukraine helicopters (-5.38,15.98)
2656: Hernandez double gives Mexico victory over Japan (-3.59,12.00)
2657: China FM hosts senior ASEAN officials (1.85,9.56)
2658: Canadian government approves controversial oil pipeline to Pacific (0.45,12.76)
2659: Forum urges stable relations for China, Japan (1.89,14.27)
2660: Japan Election: Shinzo Abe Hails Landslide Win (-0.39,11.71)
2661: Weapons experts leave Syria, U.S. prepares attack (-5.43,13.14)
2662: Southwest Jet's Nose Gear Landed First (-0.05,5.30)
2663: Gunmen kill nine in southwest Pakistan: Police (-4.42,9.34)
2664: 6.6-mag quake strikes off eastern Indonesia (-2.85,8.14)
2665: Obama lashes North Korea as weak ‚Äėpariah state‚Äô (-4.83,16.50)
2666: Colombia too slick for Greece (-5.36,16.85)
2667: Oscar Pistorius sent for mental evaluation: what will it mean? (-0.84,14.71)
2668: Deputy Speaker Nigel Evans Re-Arrested (-1.89,14.16)
2669: CIA chief in Israel to discuss situation in Syria (-6.43,13.30)
2670: Twitter blocks content in Pakistan (-4.78,13.53)
2671: Ukraine Claims Rebels Flushed from Main Stronghold (-5.36,15.86)
2672: Foreigners among dead in Kabul hotel attack (-4.38,9.62)
2673: Firefighters battling scrub fire in Hokianga (-1.57,7.75)
2674: Maduro wins Venezuelan presidential vote (-3.45,12.02)
2675: Mother held over daughter's death A mother has been remanded in custody charged with murder after her eight-year-old daughter was found dead in a block of flats. (-2.83,10.72)
2676: Oil rig spat: Beijing not to send army (-3.30,16.01)
2677: Russia detains suspected Islamist militants in Moscow raid (-4.24,13.79)
2678: Ally of Georgia's billionaire PM to be president -exit polls (2.62,13.38)
2679: Car bombs kill at least 47 in Baghdad area (-4.33,9.05)
2680: Saudi Arabia rejects seat on UN Security Council (-3.34,16.05)
2681: US drone kills 16 in Pakistan (-4.88,8.61)
2682: 8 soldiers killed in bomb attack in NW Pakistan (-4.24,8.75)
2683: Shenzhen stock indices close lower -- Oct. 31 (-1.92,11.46)
2684: US presidents pay tribute to Mandela (-2.26,12.38)
2685: 46 dead in Iraq attack blitz (-3.74,9.39)
2686: Ban Warns Syria Strikes Could Worsen Sectarian Violence (-5.41,14.64)
2687: Iranian negotiator upbeat about latest nuclear talks (-7.54,14.50)
2688: Canada promises $5-million in typhoon relief (0.87,12.04)
2689: Greece to close state broadcaster to save money (-2.39,12.22)
2690: Guatemala's former leader found guilty of genocide (-3.90,11.83)
2691: Palestinian teen dies of wounds sustained in Israeli shooting (-5.35,10.68)
2692: Iran upbeat on 'useful' expert-level nuke talks (-7.67,14.26)
2693: Bangladesh collapse deaths top 620 (-2.97,8.40)
2694: Neymar powers Brazil into World Cup last 16 (-1.25,9.64)
2695: Ukraine offers unilateral ceasefire (-5.21,16.18)
2696: Rolling Stones add second Hyde Park date (2.25,12.19)
2697: What the Papers Say, Dec. 30, 2013 (-0.24,12.05)
2698: Putin's marriage at an end (-3.28,11.34)
2699: Car Bomb Hits Swedish Consulate in Benghazi, None Hurt (-6.41,13.13)
2700: Bombing Outside Restaurant in Pakistan Wounds 15 (-4.10,8.63)
2701: Croatia countdowns to joining EU (1.56,13.05)
2702: Suicide attacks kill 24 people in Baghdad (-5.02,9.34)
2703: On war criminals and heroes: The whitewashing of Ariel Sharon (-6.28,12.71)
2704: Rogers, Videotron reach network-sharing, spectrum deal (3.14,11.34)
2705: Top AIDS Researcher Killed in Malaysia Plane Crash (-2.89,9.16)
2706: Israeli army kills Palestinian militant in raid (-5.99,11.19)
2707: Death Toll Rises to 84 in Pakistan Floods (-2.44,9.14)
2708: Protests Continue In Ukraine's Capital (-5.02,15.61)
2709: Two French journalists abducted, killed in Northern Mali (-5.63,10.89)
2710: Headlines in major Iranian newspapers on July 29 (-6.87,13.60)
2711: Iranian Delegation Heads to Lebanon, Syria (-6.86,13.47)
2712: Former Pakistan military ruler Pervez Musharraf granted bail (-1.52,14.03)
2713: US drone strike kills 10 in Pakistan (-4.50,8.45)
2714: Former British PM Margaret Thatcher dies (-3.46,10.72)
2715: Polar bear study may boost fight against obesity (1.31,-0.07)
2716: Paul Walker dead: Fast and Furious star, 40, killed in car crash (-3.29,9.89)
2717: US drone strike kills eleven in Pakistan (-4.81,8.40)
2718: Turkish president calls for calm amid nationwide protests (-5.91,15.05)
2719: 6.8 quake in shattered Pakistan region (-3.44,8.68)
2720: Europe floods continue to create havoc (-1.50,9.04)
2721: Luxembourg votes after spying row (-2.15,11.43)
2722: One dead, 8 missing in Vietnam boat accident (-3.76,8.73)
2723: China: Relief in focus as hope for missing fades (-1.84,12.05)
2724: World Cup live: Germany 0-0 Ghana (-1.38,9.71)
2725: Tokyo wins race to host 2020 Olympic Games (2.29,12.67)
2726: France fears extremists will benefit from Egypt violence (-5.16,11.94)
2727: British teenager killed in Magaluf hotel fall (-3.91,9.76)
2728: US drone strike kills 11 in Pakistan (-4.78,8.31)
2729: Russian Opposition Leader Placed Under House Arrest (-4.52,14.36)
2730: Senate confirms Janet Yellen as next Federal Reserve Chair (0.70,13.88)
2731: Israel officials: Strike on Syria targeted weapons (-6.49,12.89)
2732: Jodi Arias eligible for death penalty, jury says (-3.01,11.42)
2733: Twitter says images blocked in Venezuela (-4.66,13.47)
2734: Indian building collapse deaths rise to 14 (-2.74,8.99)
2735: CII endorses underage marriage (0.27,14.53)
2736: Mt Gox finds 200,000 'forgotten' bitcoins (-0.15,10.89)
2737: Hundreds believed injured in Texas fertiliser plant blast (-2.21,9.07)
2738: Redford addresses PC convention ahead of leadership review (-0.48,13.73)
2739: UK urges countries over Syria aid (-5.78,13.94)
2740: South Korean Soldier Kills Comrades And Flees (-5.46,10.28)
2741: Polling stations open at Ukrainian presidential election (-4.67,15.49)
2742: UK's Cameron: Syria, Russia must show chemical arms proposal is genuine (-5.23,13.66)
2743: AbbVie cools on $55bn Shire deal after US tax changes (-0.69,12.44)
2744: Militant attack from Afghanistan kills FC soldier in Balochistan (-4.95,10.01)
2745: 6 killed in Afghan capital mosque attack (-4.84,9.57)
2746: Rev.'s Early Reads: Sept. 3rd, 2015 (0.60,12.35)
2747: Sweden recognizes Palestinian state (-6.32,13.01)
2748: Funeral of MH17 victim Liam Sweeney takes place in Newcastle (-3.53,10.22)
2749: Waiting for the next president (-1.27,16.37)
2750: Kurds see Turkey impeding Islamic State fight (-6.02,14.83)
2751: US scientists praise Iran nuclear deal (-7.51,14.49)
2752: Media freedom at stake as Turkey fights rebels (-6.29,14.95)
2753: Philippines saves 100 after ferry sinks (-0.74,9.34)
2754: Two-state solution between Palestinians, Israel pie in sky (-6.59,12.41)
2755: Lawmakers from both sides express outrage at Secret Service (-4.68,14.87)
2756: Myanmar Struggles to Finalize Voter Lists for Sunday Polls (-1.72,14.86)
2757: North Korea Delegation Meets With South Korean Officials (2.26,9.77)
Highlights: 0: A cat is on the mat (1.14,2.66)
Highlights: 1: A [MASK] is on the mat (6.02,15.48)
