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AP Worldstream back issues from Wednesday, December 7:

Dollar lower against yen in Tokyo

Dec 07, 2005

WTO summit in Hong Kong to attract wide array of protest groups

Dec 07, 2005;

Merck executive says Vioxx doesn't cause heart attacks

Dec 07, 2005;

Tokyo stocks edge higher after dip; dollar declines against yen

Dec 07, 2005

Delta executive says airline has no plan to get rid of pilots

Dec 07, 2005;

Industry, academic heads discuss ways to help manufacturing sector

Dec 07, 2005;

What will happen to the New York Stock Exchange now?

Dec 07, 2005;

Oil prices edge above US$60 amid worries that U.S. cold weather will boost demand

Dec 07, 2005

Australia's gross domestic product rises 0.2 percent in September quarter

Dec 07, 2005

Liberty says News Corp. undervalued

Dec 07, 2005;

NYSE seat holders approve $9 billion Archipelago purchase

Dec 07, 2005;

GM names Europe head Frederick Henderson CFO, vice chairman

Dec 07, 2005;

Wednesday, December 14

Dec 07, 2005;

La Scala prepping for first premiere in two decades without Muti

Dec 07, 2005

World Golf Glance

Dec 07, 2005;

Actress Valerie Bertinelli divorcing rock star Eddie Van Halen

Dec 07, 2005

Omar Sharif pleads not guilty to misdemeanor assault

Dec 07, 2005

Two designers sue Disney, NBC over 'Project Runway' idea

Dec 07, 2005

Nigeria criticized for charging AIDS sufferers for drugs donors provide free

Dec 07, 2005;

China confirms new human case of bird flu in southern region

Dec 07, 2005;

Reports: Japan to ease ban on U.S. beef imports next Monday

Dec 07, 2005;

North Korea demands U.S. lift financial sanctions before nuclear talks can resume

Dec 07, 2005;

Crash of bus carrying Chilean presidential candidate's supporters kills five

Dec 07, 2005

Conservative Party crowns youthful new leader as Blair's popularity sags

Dec 07, 2005;

U.S., Romania sign historic pact establishing U.S. bases in ex-communist nation

Dec 07, 2005;

EU observers: Opposition campaign spurred low voter turnout in Venezuela

Dec 07, 2005;

Puerto Rico governor says island's political status not a priority in U.S. Congress

Dec 07, 2005;

Annual ASEAN conference begins amid questions about bloc's usefulness

Dec 07, 2005;

Bush observes an early Hanukkah at the White House

Dec 07, 2005;

LA GEN Colombia Peace Talks

Dec 07, 2005;

Saddam loses temper at trial, vows not to return Wednesday

Dec 07, 2005;

Congressman says restrictions on detainee treatment probably will survive in legislation

Dec 07, 2005

Report: Beijing may hint at possibility of full democracy in Hong Kong by 2017

Dec 07, 2005

The quality of mercy: Clemency is rarely dispensed to death row inmates these day

Dec 07, 2005;

WORLD CUP 2006: England's Rooney mixes clever with chaos

Dec 07, 2005;

Italy preparing for Turin torch relay

Dec 07, 2005;

Australia wins toss, bats in second one-dayer

Dec 07, 2005

Avalanche recall goalie Kolesnik

Dec 07, 2005

Former professor acquitted on some charges of aiding terrorists; jury deadlocks on others

Dec 07, 2005;

Rice says U.S. will work to rectify mistakes, reiterates U.S. does not condone torture

Dec 07, 2005;

South Africa's dismissed deputy president charged with rape

Dec 07, 2005;

China denies U.N. investigator's reports of widespread torture

Dec 07, 2005;

U.S. group demands Mexico take action against priests accused of abuse

Dec 07, 2005;

Gov. Jeb Bush says he's `honored' by Castro's `fat little brother' comment

Dec 07, 2005

AP AP News Pronunciation Guide (two takes)

Dec 07, 2005

Rice wins new base rights for disputed facility, tries to quiet terror critics

Dec 07, 2005;

AP AP News Pronunciation Guide, take 2

Dec 07, 2005

From Thai morgue to Sarajevo DNA lab, year-old international effort to identify tsunami victims grinds on

Dec 07, 2005;

Baby boom predicted as families struggle to replace generation lost to tsunami

Dec 07, 2005;

U.N. human rights chief says every country must be examined by new Human Rights Council

Dec 07, 2005;

U.S. diplomat rebukes North Korea over demand for negotiations on sanctions

Dec 07, 2005;

Suicide bombers hit Baghdad police academy, dozens killed; American reported kidnapped

Dec 07, 2005;

Lawmakers in U.S. capital vote to expand smoking ban to all restaurants, bars

Dec 07, 2005

China vows to severely punish people resposible for chemical river spill

Dec 07, 2005

Frederick L. `Dick' Ashworth, weaponeer on Nagasaki A-bomb, dies at 93

Dec 07, 2005

Australian parliament passes tough new counterterror laws

Dec 07, 2005

Palestinian fundraiser for Islamic charity seeks release in U.S. deportation case

Dec 07, 2005;

Options narrowing for inmates on Maryland's death row

Dec 07, 2005;

China says it will punish cover ups related to chemical river spill

Dec 07, 2005;

Protesters block train to Peru's Machu Picchu ruins

Dec 07, 2005

Mourners begin gathering for funeral of Australian drug smuggler executed by Singapore

Dec 07, 2005

Cuba's famous castaway celebrates 12th birthday with Fidel Castro speech

Dec 07, 2005

Malaysia to tighten wildlife legislation

Dec 07, 2005;

Syria demands access to Golan in exchange for Israel joining Red Cross

Dec 07, 2005;

Ex-official linked to vote-rigging claims against Arroyo testifies in Philippine Congress

Dec 07, 2005