City Orders Horse Carriages to Fit 'Poo Bags' (Reuters)
Grok Headline matches for City Orders Horse Carriages to Fit 'Poo Bags' (Reuters)
Texas City in Lather Over Sweatiest City
Label (Reuters)
Texas City in Lather Over Sweatiest City
Label (Reuters)
06/18/2004 04:06 PMReuters - Consumer products maker Procter &
Gamble Co. has learned the hard way how to alienate a city --
dub it the sweatiest in the country.
Man beats horse (Reuters)
Man beats horse (Reuters)
06/12/2004 03:46 PMReuters - Runner Huw Lobb, 27, has made history after he became the
first man to win
Britain's annual man v horse marathon.
Marathon Man Beats Horse (Reuters)
Marathon Man Beats Horse (Reuters)
06/14/2004 08:28 AMReuters - Huw Lobb made history when he became the
first man to win Britain's annual man vs. horse marathon.
Last orders for Russian beer ads
(Reuters)
Last orders for Russian beer ads
(Reuters)
08/27/2004 02:00 PMReuters - A sweeping ban on beer advertising has become law in Russia
in a move aimed at curbing Russians' vast
alcohol intake and changing attitudes to a beverage which the country
officially terms a soft drink.
Talking Toilet Orders Men to Sit Down
(Reuters)
Talking Toilet Orders Men to Sit Down
(Reuters)
05/20/2004 08:32 AMReuters - A German inventor who developed a gadget
that berates men if they try to use the toilet standing up has
sold more than 1.6 million devices, his business manager said
on Tuesday.
Man Fatally Bitten by Sexually Aroused
Horse (Reuters)
Man Fatally Bitten by Sexually Aroused
Horse (Reuters)
05/10/2004 10:27 AMReuters - A sexually excited stallion bit a Polish
man to death when he tried to calm the beast, which had become
uncontrollably aroused by a nearby mare, police said.
Chirac orders plane detour for nap
(Reuters)
Chirac orders plane detour for nap
(Reuters)
09/09/2004 09:16 AMReuters - Determined to get a decent night's sleep, French President
Jacques Chirac ordered his Airbus pilot to perform a
2,000-km (1,250-mile) time-killing tour of France before heading to
Russia to see Vladimir Putin last week.
Apple Says It Has 100,000 Orders for
iPod Mini (Reuters)
Apple Says It Has 100,000 Orders for
iPod Mini (Reuters)
02/17/2004 02:22 PMReuters - Apple Computer Inc. (AAPL.O) said
on Tuesday it has received 100,000 orders for its iPod mini
digital music player, which goes on sale on Friday at Apple's
retail outlets, its online store and through resellers.
US Orders Probe of Air Travel Troubles
(Reuters)
US Orders Probe of Air Travel Troubles
(Reuters)
12/27/2004 05:32 PMReuters - U.S. Transportation Secretary Norman
Mineta said on Monday he was launching a probe of air travel
disruptions over the Christmas holiday weekend at US Airways
Group Inc. and Delta Air Line Inc.'s regional carrier Comair.
Missing Serena orders her Uggs (Reuters)
Missing Serena orders her Uggs (Reuters)
01/17/2004 10:48 PMReuters - She cannot defend her Australian Open crown but Serena
Williams's thoughts are still Down Under as she awaits
delivery of one of the most unlikely fashion items of all time.
Talking toilet orders German men to sit
down (Reuters)
Talking toilet orders German men to sit
down (Reuters)
05/18/2004 11:59 AMReuters - A German inventor who developed a gadget that berates men if
they try to use the toilet standing up has sold more than
1.6 million devices, his business manager says.
UK Orders BBC to Revamp Internet
Offerings (Reuters)
UK Orders BBC to Revamp Internet
Offerings (Reuters)
07/05/2004 07:52 AMReuters - The BBC has been ordered to revamp its
online unit after a report found that some of its Internet
offerings compete too closely with commercial Web sites.
Web orders help send holiday orders up
29% at Vermont Teddy Bear Co
Web orders help send holiday orders up
29% at Vermont Teddy Bear Co
12/30/2004 09:56 PMInternetRetailer.com Dec 31 2004 1:32AM GMT
Amazon to Take Pre-Orders for Portable
Media Center (Reuters)
Amazon to Take Pre-Orders for Portable
Media Center (Reuters)
07/08/2004 11:48 PMReuters - Microsoft Corp. (MSFT.O) said on
Thursday that online Web shopping site Amazon.com Inc. (AMZN.O)
will begin taking orders for Portable Media Centers, a new line
of portable devices for listening to music and viewing video
content.
Durables Orders Post Surprise Drop in
May (Reuters)
Durables Orders Post Surprise Drop in
May (Reuters)
06/24/2004 08:24 AMReuters - Orders for durable goods posted an
unexpected decline in May and initial claims for unemployment
benefits rose last week, the government said in separate
reports on Thursday showing potential cracks in the U.S.
economy's recovery.
Ultra runner orders fast food on the fly
(Reuters)
Ultra runner orders fast food on the fly
(Reuters)
03/24/2005 08:52 AMReuters - Pondering life on his 30th birthday and finding something
lacking, Dean Karnazes
staggered home from a night out drinking with friends, put on his
gardening shoes and went for a run. A
30-mile (48-km) run. All night.
SEC Orders Independent Mutual Fund
Chairs (Reuters)
SEC Orders Independent Mutual Fund
Chairs (Reuters)
06/23/2004 08:20 PMReuters - Mutual fund boards must have
chairmen who are "independent" of fund portfolio managers, a
deeply divided U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission ruled on
Wednesday, shaking the $7.4-trillion fund business.
Horse Racing: Smarty Jones Loses Triple
Crown Bid (Reuters)
Horse Racing: Smarty Jones Loses Triple
Crown Bid (Reuters)
06/05/2004 07:32 PMReuters - Birdstone caught Smarty Jones
in an explosive stretch drive Saturday to ruin Smarty Jones's
attempt to become the first Triple Crown winner in more than 25
years.
Italian judge orders CIA team arrested
over kidnap (Reuters)
Italian judge orders CIA team arrested
over kidnap (Reuters)
06/24/2005 03:16 PMReuters - An Italian judge has ordered the
arrest of 13 people linked to the CIA for "kidnapping" an
Egyptian terrorism suspect in Milan and flying him to Egypt
where he said he was tortured, judicial sources said on Friday.
North American Chip Equipment Orders Up
3 Percent (Reuters)
North American Chip Equipment Orders Up
3 Percent (Reuters)
07/19/2004 06:48 PMReuters - North American semiconductor
capital equipment makers reported a 3 percent rise in orders in
June from May levels, sustaining a run-up in business as chip
makers upgraded and expanded factories, a U.S. trade group said
on Monday.
Iraqi Cleric Orders Fighters to Leave
Najaf (Reuters)
Iraqi Cleric Orders Fighters to Leave
Najaf (Reuters)
06/16/2004 03:31 AMReuters - Radical Iraqi cleric Moqtada
al-Sadr Wednesday told all members of his Mehdi Army militia
who are not from Najaf to leave the holy city.
Bush Orders Release of All National
Guard Files (Reuters)
Bush Orders Release of All National
Guard Files (Reuters)
02/13/2004 06:43 PMReuters - President Bush, trying to stamp out
a political firestorm, ordered the release on Friday of all his
National Guard files during the Vietnam War to answer
election-year charges that he shirked his duty.
Indonesia Orders Pirates, Sea Terrorists
Shot on Sight (Reuters)
Indonesia Orders Pirates, Sea Terrorists
Shot on Sight (Reuters)
06/18/2004 11:26 AMReuters - Indonesia's naval chief has ordered his
commanders to shoot dead armed terrorists or pirates operating
in key waterways including the busy Strait of Malacca, which
carries a third of world trade.
Prime Minister Orders Spanish Pullout
from Iraq (Reuters)
Prime Minister Orders Spanish Pullout
from Iraq (Reuters)
04/18/2004 01:36 PMReuters - Spain's new Prime Minister Jose Luis
Rodriguez Zapatero said Sunday he had given orders for Spain's
1,300 troops in Iraq to be brought home as soon as possible.
Bush Orders Flag Tribute to Tsunami
Victims (Reuters)
Bush Orders Flag Tribute to Tsunami
Victims (Reuters)
01/01/2005 12:11 PMReuters - President Bush, seeking to
bolster America's humanitarian image after the Asian tsunamis,
called on Saturday for flags to be flown at half-staff next
week to honor victims of the disaster.
Abbas Orders More Security Reforms to
Fight Chaos (Reuters)
Abbas Orders More Security Reforms to
Fight Chaos (Reuters)
04/02/2005 03:20 PMReuters - Mahmoud Abbas accepted the
resignation of a top security chief on Saturday and ordered
hundreds of Palestinian officers to retire in a bid to reform
his forces and halt growing chaos, an official said.
If It Quacks Like a City Duck, It's a
City Duck (Reuters)
If It Quacks Like a City Duck, It's a
City Duck (Reuters)
06/07/2004 10:40 AMReuters - Ducks quack to each other in regional
dialects, with London ducks brashly drowning out their relaxed
rural relatives, a researcher in Britain said Friday.
Court Orders Israel to Re-Route West
Bank Barrier (Reuters)
Court Orders Israel to Re-Route West
Bank Barrier (Reuters)
06/30/2004 04:57 AMReuters - Israel must re-route part of its
disputed West Bank barrier, its High Court said on Wednesday in
a ruling to prevent Palestinians being cut off from their
farms, schools and cities.
Horse Race Now! Horse Race Tomorrow!
Horse Race Forever!
Horse Race Now! Horse Race Tomorrow!
Horse Race Forever!
01/07/2004 03:11 PMThe origins of the term "inside baseball" are in one writer's view of
sports reporting during the 1980s. He's Bill James, now a famous
scholar of baseball. The arguments he made then explain why the term
migrated so easily to politics. The inside, said James, is a hall of
mirrors.
City that never sleeps wants some quiet
(Reuters)
City that never sleeps wants some quiet
(Reuters)
06/07/2004 10:02 PMReuters - Now New York wants to be the city that sleeps.
Paying to Nap in City That Never Sleeps
(Reuters)
Paying to Nap in City That Never Sleeps
(Reuters)
07/09/2004 10:25 AMReuters - New York is called the city that never
sleeps, but one small company wants that to change.
El Paso sweatiest U.S. city (Reuters)
El Paso sweatiest U.S. city (Reuters)
06/18/2004 01:10 PMReuters - "Sun City" Texas just became Sweat City U.S.A.
New Yorkers pay to nap in city that
never sleeps (Reuters)
New Yorkers pay to nap in city that
never sleeps (Reuters)
07/08/2004 01:59 PMReuters - New York is called the city that never sleeps, but one small
company
wants that to change.
City Declares 'No Communist' Zone
(Reuters)
City Declares 'No Communist' Zone
(Reuters)
05/13/2004 09:30 AMReuters - A Southern California city known as
"Little Saigon" because of its large Vietnamese population has
become the first U.S. city to declare itself a "no Communist"
zone.
New Yorker dreams of a city where he can
sleep (Reuters)
New Yorker dreams of a city where he can
sleep (Reuters)
01/16/2004 10:56 AMReuters - Fledgling Manhattan-based composer Aaron Friedman finally
decided he'd had enough about a year ago
after he was rudely awakened late one night for the umpteenth time by
the woeep-bloeep-doeep of a car alarm.
City to Ban Motorbikes to Combat Crime
(Reuters)
City to Ban Motorbikes to Combat Crime
(Reuters)
02/12/2004 08:48 AMReuters - China is to ban motorcycles from the
sprawling southern city of Guangzhou to cut the accident rate
and reduce robberies, the China Daily said on Thursday.
Rat Population Dilemma for Elderly, City
(Reuters)
Rat Population Dilemma for Elderly, City
(Reuters)
07/01/2004 10:31 AMReuters - The number of rats in Tokyo is surging,
but it's their choice of abode that is most worrying to city
officials: the long-tailed rodents appear to prefer homes
occupied by the elderly.
Sadr's Followers Vow War if U.S. Attacks
Iraq City (Reuters)
Sadr's Followers Vow War if U.S. Attacks
Iraq City (Reuters)
04/16/2004 01:11 PMReuters - Moqtada al-Sadr's core supporters vowed
on Friday there would be all-out war if U.S. forces stormed
Najaf, saying Iraq's Sh'ite Muslims would not let another of
their leaders be killed with impunity.
CORRECTED: El Paso Named Sweatiest U.S.
City (Reuters)
CORRECTED: El Paso Named Sweatiest U.S.
City (Reuters)
06/18/2004 01:10 PMReuters - "Sun City" Texas just became Sweat
City U.S.A.
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