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September 09, 2001
• Southern Town in the U.S. Is a Breeding Ground for Kangaroos
• Mountain Climbers Explore the Alps in the Footsteps of Their 19th Century Predecessors
• Basketball Player Comes Back to the Court After a Devastating Injury
• Singapore Offers Smart Bikes to Ease Traffic Congestions
• New Quotas Established for Greenhouse Gas Emissions
• Germany and Poland Squabble Over Reparations to Nazi Victims
• U.N. Conference on Racism Ends Amid Dissension and Protests
• Philippines Wants to Ban Text Messaging Among Youngsters
• Schools Excel in One of the Poorest Regions of Brazil
• Village in the Netherlands Takes Care of Abused Children
• Human Slave Trade in Europe Turns Women Into Prostitutes
• Afghan Refugees Find Asylum in New Zealand
• Britain Asks France to Shut Down Refugee Camp


September 02, 2001
• Venezuela Celebrates St. John's Birthday
• Solitary Dolphin Befriends a Group of Marine Researchers
• Canadian Governmental Study Finds Hospitals Are Reusing Single- Use Medical Devices
• Shares of Swiss Medical Equipment Company Drop Because of Legal Troubles
• Uruguay Tries to Attract Foreign Investment
• 'Expat' Magazine Helps Netherlands' International Residents Assimilate
• EuroTunnel Asks French Court to Shut Down Neighboring Refugee Camp
• Multiethnic Police Force in Kosovo Unites for Common Good
• NATO Operation Hopes to Disarm Albanian Terrorists


August 26, 2001
• Tourists in Switzerland Learn to Yodel
• Cairo Offers Horse-Drawn Carriage Rides to Tourists
• Barbados Craftsman Popularizes Mahogany Souvenirs
• Spanish Villages Finds a Key to Staying Young
• Europeans Look at the Treatment of Farm Animals
• Are You Going to Be Financially Solvent in Your Retirement?
• China Debates Human Cloning
• South Africa's Internet Economy Prospers
• Canada's Parents Concerned Over Videogame Content
• Palestinian Refugees Keep in Touch Through the Web
• Kosovo Serbs Live in Isolation


August 19, 2001
• Hermann Meyer Dominates the Sport of Skiing With Style and Grace
• Swiss Company Finds a Way to Make Solar Energy Cost-Efficient
• Marine Biologists Befriend a Lonely Dolphin
• China Introduces Family Planning Products
• Number of STDs Is on the Rise in the Netherlands
• South Africa Proposes to Host World Conference on Racism
• Government of Myanmar Works to Eliminate Drug Trade
• Clinical Trials for Marijuana-Based Pain Reliever Begin in Canada
• West Bank Children Attend Summer Camp Devoted to Human Rights
• IRA Trains Anti-Government Guerrillas in Columbia


August 12, 2001
• French Canadian Elvis Impersonator Amazes Crowds
• The Next Revolution in Sushi Bars
• Camel Meat Catches on in Oman
• Volunteers in Switzerland Help New Immigrants Learn Local Language and Culture
• Port River Dolphins Endangered by Toxins
• New Film Looks Back on the Life of Egyptian President Anwar Sadat
• Belgian Parliament Revisits War Crimes Laws
• Netherlands' Organ Donations Don't Meet Demand
• Austria Prepares to Pay Reparations to World War II Jewish Slave Laborers
• Extreme Heat Affects Canada


August 05, 2001
• Coconut Festivities in The Bahamas
• Private Kazakhstani Company Acquires Steel Plant in Romania
• 'A Dance With a Dolphin' -- the World of Jacques
• Russia Reforms Tax Collection System


July 29, 2001
• A Crow in Austria Learns How to Bark
• Baseball Fans in Japan Make Noise
• The Number of Women Firefighters in Iran Is Growing
• Cartoonists Brighten Days of the Disabled
• Dolphin Befriends a Group of Marine Biologists
• Britain Sets-Up Child Suicide Hotline
• Farmers in Lebanon Grow Cannabis to Make Ends Meet
• One Chimp's Rescue From Tragedy
• Megawati Faces Huge Challenges in Indonesia


July 22, 2001
• Dolphin Befriends Researchers
• White Families in South Africa Adopt Black Children in Increasing Numbers
• A Finnish Toast to Health and Tradition
• Estonia Creates a Genetic Data Bank of Its Population
• Internet Changes Tibetan Locals
• Researchers Develop New Forms of Male Contraceptives
• Nagorno Karabakh Region Seeks Justice
• Kosovo Faced With Split Families Due to War
• AIDS Victims Mistreated in Nepal


July 15, 2001
• Austrian Physicians Aim to Make Men Healthier
• Rose Water Is a Part of Traditional Iranian Culture
• Ugandans Seek Spiritualism in Ancestry
• European Parliament Are Worried About the Upcoming Transition to Euro
• South Africa Mixes Preachers and Politicians
• International Investment Boosts China's Industrial Sector
• Car Chases in Britain Cause Damage to Bystanders
• U.N. Introduces Economic Development Programs Into West African Country of Niger
• Politicians and Pies in Canada
• U.N. Orders Investigation of a Disputed Videotape


July 08, 2001
• Summer Is the Time for Rice Festivals in East Asia
• World's Largest Wooden Ship Unveiled in Kuwait
• Dutch Army Helps Teens Stay Out of Trouble
• Chelsea Flower Show Awards Caribbean Countries
• Canadians Campaign for Legalizing Marijuana
• Jockey Finds Fulfillment Through Legendary Animal
• Site of Tragedy in the Philippines Revisited
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• Ukraine Curbs Illegal Immigration
• Austrians Protest Construction of Nuclear Plant in Czech Republic


July 01, 2001
• Cartoon Upsets Latvian Parliament
• Brazil and the Fight Against HIV AIDS
• Swiss Conduct Organic Farming Research
• Toledo Tours Europe, Finds Strong International Relations
• U.S. Considering Lamb Options


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