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AP Worldstream back issues from Tuesday, July 12:

Facing slew of challenges, DreamWorks lowers profit outlook

Jul 12, 2005;

Dollar lower against yen in Tokyo

Jul 12, 2005

Survey tracks how much time people waste at work

Jul 12, 2005;

Coal is becoming king in Colombia, but security concerns recall the Old West

Jul 12, 2005;

Russian oil giant Lukoil wants to be an American brand name

Jul 12, 2005;

Boon to cops, bane of privacy groups, database search engine lives on

Jul 12, 2005;

Despite promise, energy-beam weapons still missing from action

Jul 12, 2005;

Japanese stocks open higher on Wall Street's overnight gains; dollar lower against yen

Jul 12, 2005

Australia's Telstra announces executive-level job cuts

Jul 12, 2005

NZ business confidence down sharply as pessimism rises over slowdown

Jul 12, 2005

East African film festival ends with top award going to Afghan filmmaker

Jul 12, 2005

Choreographers tied by Muslim heritage present new dance in shadow of London bombings

Jul 12, 2005;

Veteran television character actor Kevin Hagen dies

Jul 12, 2005

Eddie Smith, advocate for black stuntmen, dies

Jul 12, 2005

Republican senator plans to show his anger over Bush's stem cell restrictions

Jul 12, 2005;

Tuesday, July 19

Jul 12, 2005;

Blair, others see deep roots for terrorism like that in deadly London bombings

Jul 12, 2005;

Thousands mourn worst massacre in Europe since World War II

Jul 12, 2005;

Little-known Helsinki-based group crucial in peace quest in Aceh

Jul 12, 2005;

Three months after uprising, Kyrgyzstan's interim leader wins presidency,

Jul 12, 2005;

EU trade chief Mandelson urges progress in WTO negotiations in China

Jul 12, 2005;

British Open at a glance

Jul 12, 2005

British Open capsules

Jul 12, 2005;

British Open, Hole by Hole

Jul 12, 2005

British Open championship capsules at St. Andrews

Jul 12, 2005;

St. Andrews doesn't always make a good first impression

Jul 12, 2005;

Olonga calls for cancellation of New Zealand's tour to Zimbabwe

Jul 12, 2005;

U.S. grouped with Canada, Mexico and South Africa in first World Baseball Classic

Jul 12, 2005;

Park's 66 tops leader board at Publinx

Jul 12, 2005

Families of missing agonize over uncertainty; Blair says justice will be done

Jul 12, 2005;

Soldiers hunt four suspected terrorists who escaped U.S. base in Afghanistan

Jul 12, 2005;

EU GEN Italy EU Terrorism

Jul 12, 2005;

Blair's government says no decision made to withdraw British troops from Iraq

Jul 12, 2005;

Indonesia confident of peace with Aceh rebels ahead of talks

Jul 12, 2005;

Future of U.S. bases in former Soviet Central Asia now in doubt

Jul 12, 2005;

Al-Qaida-linked group gains foothold in Somali capital

Jul 12, 2005;

Coal mine blast in western China kills 65, with 18 missing

Jul 12, 2005

AP AP News Pronunciation Guide (two takes)

Jul 12, 2005

Cell phone service disabled in vehicular tunnels into NYC after London terror blasts

Jul 12, 2005;

AP AP News Pronunciation Guide, take 2

Jul 12, 2005

Prince Albert to assume the throne of tiny, glitzy Monaco

Jul 12, 2005;

Colorado firefighters await break in weather; calmer winds help

Jul 12, 2005;

Judge rules whistleblower suit against firm awarded contracts in Iraq can go forward

Jul 12, 2005;

U.S. troops kill 14 insurgents in north, 10 Iraqi soldiers die in attacks in central Iraq

Jul 12, 2005;

South Korea agrees on rice aid to North ahead of revived nuclear talks

Jul 12, 2005;

Firefighters report four children dead in weekend Tijuana house fire

Jul 12, 2005

Brazil's president in Paris on Tuesday for four-day visit

Jul 12, 2005

Bush administration looks for serious response from North Korea on anti-nuclear proposal

Jul 12, 2005;

Eight years after devastating volcano eruption, Montserrat opens new airport

Jul 12, 2005;

Judge approves Roman Catholic Diocese of Tucson bankruptcy plan

Jul 12, 2005;

Los Angeles police chief defends officers who fired on gunman holding toddler

Jul 12, 2005;

WTO trade chiefs meet in China seeking progress toward key December summit

Jul 12, 2005;

Japanese stocks rise on Wall Street's overnight gains; dollar lower against yen

Jul 12, 2005

Dollar falls in Asian trading

Jul 12, 2005

U.S. commerce secretary calls on China to give American companies full market access

Jul 12, 2005;

Crude rises on speculation U.S. oil stocks failed to weather storm in Gulf of Mexico

Jul 12, 2005;

Coalition hopes "spyware" definitions lead to better control of machines

Jul 12, 2005;

Study: Drivers using cell phones four times as likely to crash

Jul 12, 2005;

WTO trade officials meet in China seeking progress toward key December summit

Jul 12, 2005;

In the Philippines, old presidents don't fade away _ they jockey for more air time

Jul 12, 2005;

Indonesian prosecutors confident Newmont will be found guilty of polluting villagers

Jul 12, 2005;

Singapore's president plans to seek second term in ceremonial post

Jul 12, 2005

Survey: Majority of Japanese critical to Koizumi's handling of postal reform bills

Jul 12, 2005

LA POL Venezuela Presidential Candidate

Jul 12, 2005;

Wie fades down the stretch before hundreds of fans

Jul 12, 2005;