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Tiny seahorse among new species
A pea-sized seahorse, caffeine-free coffee plant, and bacteria that live in hairspray were among the top 10 new species of 2008 announced by scientiststoday. All were unknown to science until experts described them for the first time last year. Other oddities on the list include a tiny snake measuring just four inches, a 22in-long stick insect from Malaysia, and a snail whose shell twists in four directions. A palm that flowers itself to death, a deep blue damselfish, and a 380m-year old fossil fish believe to be the oldest known live-bearing vertebrate complete the list. AnimalsWildlifePlantsFossilsguardian.co.uk © Guardian News & Media Limited 2009 | Use of this content is subject to our Terms & Conditions | More Feeds
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MarketWatch`s Top Stories Of The Week, May 18-22 (Fox News)
MarketWatch's Top Stories Of The Week, May 18-22
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Consumers set to get credit card relief
Consumers got some good news Friday as President Obama signed a credit card reform bill that will scale back a variety of the industry''s more controversial practices. Obama threw his support behind credit card reform earlier this year, and the House and Senate passed bills earlier this month by...
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Report: Former S. Korean President jumps to death
Former South Korean President Roh Moo-hyun committed suicide by leaping to his death from a hill behind his house, the state-run Yonhap news agency reported Saturday. Yonhap cited a former aide, acting as the family's lawyer, who said Roh left a suicide note.
CNN

CanWest buys shows at L.A. Screenings
TV News: 'Glee,' 'Cleveland Show' among purchases -- CanWest Global, which barely escaped going into bankruptcy this week, has begun purchasing shows at the L.A. Screenings.
Variety

Paying Back TARP: Good for Banks, Bad for Shareholders?
Back from the brink, banks are now eager to repay the government's TARP funding. But is this bad news for investors?
Time

DarkMagePR`s Blog & News (Kindle Edition) newly tagged ``entertainment``
DarkMagePR's Blog & News (Kindle Edition)By John Joe (DarkMagePR) Buy new: $1.99 Customer Rating: First tagged 'entertainment' by J. Rivera 'The Reading & Writing Fiend' Customer tags: internet, games, video, gamers, entertainment, 360, gaming, technology, xbox
Amazon

Voters turn backs on mainstream parties
. Ukip anticipates surge in support at European poll. Electorate poised to vote mainly on domestic issuesUkip and the Greens are the fringe parties making the most capital from the political crisis caused by the expenses revelations, the Guardian ICM poll published today suggests, leaving the BNP in their wake.The Greens are poised to take 9% of the vote in next month's European ­elections, while Ukip are on 10% leaving the BNP on 1% - down on the 5% the party achieved at the last European elections in 2004.There are also clear signs that ­support for the fringe parties may grow further between now and polling day on 4 June, at Labour's expense. Asked whether they would vote on ­domestic or European issues, ­voters seemed ready to regard the election as a chance to pass a verdict on Westminster. Some 63% said they would vote 'mostly' or 'entirely' on domestic issues, nearly three times as many as the 22% who indicated that europe would be their chief concern.This represents bad news fo
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Galatasaray might pay 3.5 million euros for Peru`s Claudio Pizarro
Living in Peru, News portal, Lima, Peru
World Press

Tanzania: Obama, Kikwete Meet in Oval Office on Africa`s Conflicts
allAfrica, Online news aggregator, Johannesburg, South Africa
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