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Articles in March 2004 issue of AFP

• Government vows to finish barrier around Jerusalem despite suspension order
• Megawati visits packed hospital as Indonesia dengue fever deaths reach 336
• Israeli gov't vows to finish barrier despite suspension order
• Parmalat investigators draw up list of names to be charged
• Central African Republic launches polio vaccination drive
• Second place can save Ranieri, says Gudjohnsen
• Portuguese campaigners collect 190,000 signatures for anti-abortion petition
• Okocha still has Euro dream for Bolton
• Portis agrees to record-breaking NFL riches: report
• Tiny port on Italy's volcanic isle Stromboli finally gets electricity
• British soldiers demand inquiry into anthrax vaccines
• US officials crack down on prescription drug abuse
• Korean Air unveils 9 bln dlrs investment plan
• American Airlines sanctioned over profiling of passengers
• One US soldier killed another wounded when bomb dropped on jeep
• Only 10 percent of China's HIV/AIDS cases know they have disease
• Gunmen fire on Shiite parade in Pakistan, eight dead
• Barclay brothers could yet buy Daily Telegraph after withdrawing offer
• Russia's new government takes shape after shock PM nomination
• Shiites targeted in Iraq's deadliest day since fall of Saddam
• Warner Music axes 20 percent of staff
• Bonds among baseball players receiving steroids: report
• Kerry defends assault-weapons ban before US Senate
• Wave of viruses, worms sweep cyberspace: experts
• Ireland gears up for smoking ban at the end of the month
• Animal diseases affecting one-third of global meat exports: UN
• Greenspan says weak dollar should curb current account deficit
• Shiite leaders blame US for deadly Iraq attacks
• US sends Marines to protect Haitian PM after rebels threaten arrest
• Delta orders 32 jets for regional carriers
• Bank of America says its employees investigated in Parmalat probe
• Kerry wins four states in Super Tuesday romp: TV
• US Senate kills legislation that would protect gun industry from lawsuits
• Broncos receiver retires after 13 NFL seasons
• Interbrew, AmBev link to create world brewing giant
• Bracken bows out of Test rugby
• Iraqi and Iranian Shiites bury their dead in Karbala
• Japanese movie monster Godzilla to bid farewell to 50-year-old film series
• Dollar rallies against euro ahead of jobs data
• Arveladze to go under the knife
• Intelligence links bombings to Zarqawi: Abizaid
• Stormy Disney shareholder meeting opens with Eisner on hot seat
• EU pressure forces Arafat to agree to reform of security services' pay
• Picture of savagery emerges at Belgian child murder trial
• Pratt and Whitney to supply engines for Boeing tankers
• Bremer announces massive security boost on Iraq's borders
• US Postal dominate as Van Heeswijk wins Tour of Murcia first stage
• Kerry to make election referendum on Bush
• New York says no go on same-sex marriages
• Turkish side slice Parma to pieces as Frey gets sent off
• Roddicks and Ginepri fight their way into next round
• Kerry launches vice-presidential headhunt
• US, France flex muscle in violent Haitian capital as rebels pledge to disarm
• Top Al-Qaeda leader caught in Yemen siege of Islamist hardliners
• Mubarak leaves for Europe to discuss Mideast conflict, Iraq, reforms
• Southampton name Sturrock as new boss
• China ends isolation ban on two bird flu-affected areas
• Environmental activists file police complaint against Sumatra road plan
• ECB defies political pressure and leaves rates unchanged
• Analysts predict battle of telecom heavyweights - India v China
• China and US talk trade and currency as senators lobby Bush
• US will not refer Iran to Security Council for hiding weapons program: official
• US will not refer Iran to Security Council for hiding weapons: official
• UN AIDS chief calls for mobilisation to provide treatment
• India, Brazil, South Africa begin strategic talks in New Delhi
• Bush under attack over September 11 images in election ads
• India fight back to defeat Malaysia 5-3
• Injured US gymnast seeks help to reach Athens Olympics
• Washington rejects ideas of probe into Aristide departure
• Silvestre poised for United return
• Outgoing IMF boss calls on Argentina to restructure debt
• Lawyers for indicted BALCO execs want leaks to end
• Russian engineers helped Iraq's long-range missile program
• Palestinian rocket explodes in Israel; militants nabbed in West Bank
• China vows to help farmers, cool economy as parliament opens
• Japanese shares seen rising on improving economic outlook weak yen
• Yemen works to root out Islamic extremists hiding in southern mountains
• US firms add 21,000 jobs, jobless rate stuck at 5.6 percent
• Smith's slumps home to 65 to seize PGA edge
• Factional war fears rise as Sri Lanka rejects deal with renegades