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Launch of Gallbladder and Gallstone Website to Help with Symptoms of Gallbladder Problems
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Report: Al Qaeda still threat to America
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U.N. resolution paves the way for Serbia-Kosovo talks
The U.N. General Assembly has adopted a landmark resolution calling for talks between Serbia and Kosovo, which declared its independence in February 2008.

Parents try to recover runaway teen in Brazil
An American family is desperately trying to get their daughter back after the 15-year-old ran away with her boyfriend to Brazil, where authorities handed her over to the boyfriend's family.

Japan may get new prime minister next week
The wife of Japan's prime minister is a pragmatist. When her husband, Naoto Kan, became prime minister in June, they moved in only with their summer clothes, she told a Japanese weekly magazine.

India revives British-era caste count
India plans to hold a full count of its citizens and their castes, the country's first since 1931.

Can tennis pair pave way to India-Pakistan harmony?
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Quran controversy casts pall over Eid celebrations
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Bodies of Americans arrive home from Iraq
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Iran to release American hiker Sarah Shourd
Iran says it will release one of the three American hikers detained for more than a year on Saturday, a day after the conclusion of the Islamic holy month of Ramadan, according to an official at the ministry of culture and Islamic guidance.

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	Unusual histological variant of giant cell gall bladder carcinoma.(Images in Pathology) : An article from: Journal of Postgraduate Medicine publisher: Thomson Gale, released: 02 November, 2005 price:
	Primary cancer of the gall-bladder and bile-ducts by: John Herr Musser publisher: Wm. J. Dornan, Printer, released: 1889 price: