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Articles in September 2006 issue of AFP
- Kadhafi says nobody can "steal power from the people" after son's comments
- British firm wants answers from Bangladesh
- UAE to host major oil conference in November
- Greece stuns US NBA stars while Gasol hurt for finals' foe Spain
- New controls on foreign aid workers in Sri Lanka after killings
- Israel coalition cracks over Lebanon
- Israeli war trophies on display at makeshift Lebanon museum
- Magician Edward Norton opens Deauville Film Festival
- Inamoto quits West Brom for Galatasaray
- Jailed Hamed to be let out early
- Agassi facing repair job as Becker beckons
- Beatles to pursue EMI for alleged fraud
- New York police launch manhunt after three officers shot
- Portugal aiming to fend off FIFA suspension
- 'Jefferson wine' leaves US collector with bitter aftertaste
- Hill's strong outing sees Cubs snap skid
- John weakens to tropical storm over Mexico's Baja California
- Rodriguez in the swing as Yankees rout Twins
- Cambodia's ailing former king leaves for China for medical treatment
- Hungarian writer and former dissident Gyorgy Faludy dies
- No civil war in Iraq: Bush
- Red Sox's Lester diagnosed with lymphoma
- Opium could bring Afghanistan down again: US official
- Flash floods kill 15 in northwest China
- Parreira watches lacklustre South Africa held by Congo
- Spain stroll to comfortable victory
- Atlantis crew arrives at Kennedy Space Center for launch
- US NBA stars head home with plenty to ponder on Olympic path
- Boeing says 'low fare madness' threatens Indian airlines
- Annan tells Iran to accept Holocaust as fact
- Hotel resident Ballack admits English culture shock
- Egypt says Lebanon crisis revealed UN weakness
- Snoring treatment slashes heart-attack rise
- McClaren warns England stars - no job guarantees
- Childhood environment shapes risk for adult lung damage: study
- France, Saudi agree to boost defense links
- Bashir puts Saudis in sight of finals
- Thomas sets up sweet revenge for Toulouse
- Li trounces Pierce at US Open
- British terror suspects in alleged airline plot to appear in court
- Forecasts of Republicans losing House mark official start of US campaign
- Iraq kills 14 'terrorists' after deadly gunbattle
- Foreign sex blogger in China a hoax
- Lost London whale was suffering from arthritis
- US envoy warns NKorea against nuclear test
- Martins, Meira out of Portugal Euro 2008 qualifier
- Rebels tried to shoot down president, minister, US senators
- Mass food poisoning sends 200 students to hospital in China
- Russia, Greece and Bulgaria to sign new pipeline agreement by year end
- Bush marks Labor Day with call for nuclear energy, lower taxes
- Greenpeace files Spanish pollution action
- French economy likely to grow close to 2.5 percent in 2006: central bank chief
- Mussolini's grandson demands official post-mortem
- Light turnout in marches for illegal immigrants in US
- Resilient economy sees New Zealand raise growth forecasts
- China forex reserves hit 954.5 bln dlrs, must not rise further: VP
- China more than doubles investments overseas
- 'Spring is in the air - but don't panic,' Aussies told
- Eurozone growth speeds towards 2.7 percent this year: OECD
- Dollar firms against euro, still boosted by US jobs report
- Lerner completes Villa takeover
- Palestinians storm parliament in Gaza on fourth day of strike
- China has not shared bird flu samples promised in March: WHO
- Ex Iranian leader Khatami says US should stay in Iraq for moment
- Wildfire damage in Portugal down sharply in 2006
- More than half of Chinese cities suffer from air pollution
- Tropical Storm Florence forms in the Atlantic
- French MPs wrestle with GDF privatization, affecting fate of Suez merger
- Arc organisers hoping Japanese make deep impact
- Calderon, declared Mexico's president, reaches out to rival
- Bjorn fined for scathing attack on Woosnam
- Intel slashes 10,500 from workforce worldwide
- Hot teen social website MySpace to sell music
- Japan's royal family between sacred and secular
- Annan pushes three-step process to lift Israeli blockade of Lebanon
- Jordan tourist attacker wanted to avenge slain brothers
- Google launches news archive going back centuries
- Study finds vaccinations unlikely cause of asthma
- Cruise daughter's first picture published
- Britain to reinforce troops in Iraq as FM visits