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AP Worldstream back issues from Tuesday, October 25:

U.S.-EU wine agreement subject of debate

Oct 25, 2005;

Former economics professor Ben Bernanke picked to fill Greenspan's huge shoes at the Fed

Oct 25, 2005;

Leaders of Hong Kong, Guangdong Province promote trade at Vancouver forum

Oct 25, 2005;

BlackBerry's creators, national icons, seed philanthropy

Oct 25, 2005;

Mexican companies try to brew U.S. market for spicy beer mixer

Oct 25, 2005;

Innovative Web-based software challenges Windows status quo

Oct 25, 2005;

Some Ajax examples

Oct 25, 2005;

Tight crude supplies and refining capacity dampen hopes for resurgence of cheap oil

Oct 25, 2005;

Dollar slips against yen in Tokyo

Oct 25, 2005

Japanese stocks rise at open; dollar slips against yen

Oct 25, 2005

South Korea's economy grew 1.8 percent in third quarter, Bank of Korea says

Oct 25, 2005

Gold opens higher in Hong Kong

Oct 25, 2005

Michael Jackson returns antiques to settle lawsuit over disputed charges

Oct 25, 2005;

U.S. Army sets up MASH near center of Pakistani quake zone

Oct 25, 2005;

Health officials say Europe well-prepared for bird flu, but can learn from Asia

Oct 25, 2005;

Health ministers, international experts, convene to prepare for bird flu pandemic

Oct 25, 2005;

India weighs threat of bird flu, considers letting drug makers produce generic flu drug

Oct 25, 2005;

Elderly driver crashes into North Dakota hospital waiting room

Oct 25, 2005

Company to offer millions in refunds over products' cancer claims

Oct 25, 2005

FDA disallows attention deficit hyperactivity disorder drug over liver problems

Oct 25, 2005

Tuesday, November 1

Oct 25, 2005;

Poland's president-elect softens stance toward Russia, Germany

Oct 25, 2005

New German government faces euro35 billion budget shortfall, parties say

Oct 25, 2005;

Latin America's flourishing trade with China hits rough patch

Oct 25, 2005;

Bush won't release records of discussions with Supreme Court nominee Miers

Oct 25, 2005;

Bush: Baghdad is safe enough for Saddam's trial

Oct 25, 2005

Sri Lanka's president meets with opposition presidential candidate amid rift in party

Oct 25, 2005;

Obama calls threats to boycott American Girl 'silly'

Oct 25, 2005;

Latin American Results

Oct 25, 2005;

Dead wild fowl in Germany to be tested as bird flu spreads

Oct 25, 2005;

AP AP News Pronunciation Guide (two takes)

Oct 25, 2005

U.S. Army MASH unit rolls into Muzaffarabad, but lacks vital equipment

Oct 25, 2005;

AP AP News Pronunciation Guide, take 2

Oct 25, 2005

Rice says Syria should get serious about probe into Lebanese leader's killing

Oct 25, 2005;

Nigerian investigators search for cause of plane crash that killed 117

Oct 25, 2005;

President-elect Kaczynski confirms Poland will hold referendum on euro

Oct 25, 2005;

California seeks to ban child interpreters in hospitals, clinics

Oct 25, 2005;

Rescuers give up search for missing French, Nepalese mountaineers

Oct 25, 2005;

Prosecutors: Taliban-linked heroin kingpin extradited to New York from Afghanistan

Oct 25, 2005;

Hurricane Wilma races across Florida, knocking out power to 6 million; at least six dead

Oct 25, 2005;

Mideast envoy says Israel must speed up effort to reopen Gaza's borders

Oct 25, 2005;

Reporter Judith Miller 'dismayed' by Times criticism of her role in CIA leak investigation

Oct 25, 2005;

Man carrying U.S. passport found dead in Mexican border city

Oct 25, 2005

Rescue teams pull nearly 250 to safety in flooded Havana neighborhoods

Oct 25, 2005;

Palestine Hotel comes under attack, journalists were target

Oct 25, 2005;

New Zealand bargain-hunting tips: shower with the dog, live in a tent

Oct 25, 2005

NA GEN US Pinochet Judge

Oct 25, 2005;

U.N. has received less than a third of US$312 million requested for Pakistan quake victims

Oct 25, 2005;

Australian leader warns Papua New Guinea that governance must be improved

Oct 25, 2005;

Mortgage bankers form industry think tank to plan for future

Oct 25, 2005

Flowers drops bid for Refco as rivals step forward with offers

Oct 25, 2005

Energy minister says Russia is drafting a law to regulate investment in energy companies

Oct 25, 2005;

Japanese stocks rise on Fed chairman nomination; dollar slips against yen

Oct 25, 2005

Anhui Conch, China's largest cement maker, says 3Q profit fell 9 percent on year

Oct 25, 2005

U.S. stocks rally on Fed chief appointment; Dow up 169 points

Oct 25, 2005;

Spain's Santander bids $2.4 billion for stake in Sovereign Bancorp

Oct 25, 2005;

More than 40 percent of Taiwanese export orders in September to be produced overseas

Oct 25, 2005

Motor Trend names Nissan Xterra SUV of the year

Oct 25, 2005;

IBM unveils details of Xbox microprocessor

Oct 25, 2005;

Oil prices fall ahead of U.S. inventories data expected to show crude stocks rose

Oct 25, 2005;

Halliburton swings to profit on strong energy services business

Oct 25, 2005;

Wal-Mart to add millions more square feet of retail space

Oct 25, 2005

Wal-Mart battles critics for consumers' hearts

Oct 25, 2005;

Apple opens iTunes online music store in Australia

Oct 25, 2005

Disney agrees to distribute encrypted DVD copies of filmes to award voters

Oct 25, 2005