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Obama likely to announce massive troop boost
United States President Barack Obama plans to send about 30,000 more troops to Afghanistan over six months, an administration official says.
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Dog-eat-dog: report reveals Tube commuter stress
London's underground train system suffers from so much overcrowding that passengers have to "psyche" themselves up to cope with the stress of using it.
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Pi buster: software whiz claims record
A French software engineer said on Friday he was claiming a world record for calculating Pi, the constant that has fascinated mathematicians for millennia.
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Most Australians not happy at work
MOST Australian workers are unhappy and are thinking of finding a new job, just released data reveals. Â
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Uluru closure conditions 'disappointing'
A member of the Northern Territory Opposition says he is disappointed the new management plan for Uluru National Park approved by the Federal Government could still see climbing the rock banned.
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