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International Herald Tribune back issues from August 2005:

First chief of ECB is found dead

Aug 01, 2005;

2 prosecutors considered Guantanamo trials rigged

Aug 01, 2005;

8 held as British widen bomb huntPolice deny reports of a third cell

Aug 01, 2005;

How jetliner's fatal crash proved theory that safety experts scorned

Aug 01, 2005;

Iran threatens to restart atom work

Aug 01, 2005;

6 held as British widen bomb huntPolice deny reports of a 'third cell'

Aug 01, 2005;

A life of alienation led to rage in Leeds For 3, Islamic extremism was answer

Aug 01, 2005;

N. Korea must quit atom work, U.S. insistsBut Washington backs South Korean offer of electrical power

Aug 01, 2005;

In South Pacific, U.S. Army has strong appeal

Aug 01, 2005;

A stroll through history with oils on canvasWhite House Letter

Aug 01, 2005;

For NASA, a series of bad calls and problems

Aug 01, 2005;

IN OUR PAGES: 100, 75 AND 50 YEARS AGO1905: British In Baltic Sea

Aug 01, 2005

IN OUR PAGES: 100, 75 AND 50 YEARS AGO1930: N.Y. Begs For Scow

Aug 01, 2005

IN OUR PAGES: 100, 75 AND 50 YEARS AGO1955: Cyprus Talks

Aug 01, 2005

Far beyond Pluto, a possible 10th planet is found

Aug 01, 2005;

Spacewalk may be needed for repairs Analysts disagree on extent of hazard

Aug 01, 2005;

Possible 10th planet is found beyond Pluto

Aug 01, 2005;

Corrections

Aug 01, 2005

Profound alienation nurtured bombers' zeal Generation transformed by a rigid Islam

Aug 01, 2005;

Rising Russia gas price ripples across Ukraine

Aug 01, 2005;

One terror replaces another in Britain After IRA step, a more determined foe

Aug 01, 2005;

As IRA vows to disarm, Ulster loyalists feud Paramilitaries are 'still an armed threat'

Aug 01, 2005;

Uzbekistan tells U.S. to leave key air base

Aug 01, 2005;

Longing for the spotlight in Beijing China's privileged teens have chances their elders never dreamed of

Aug 01, 2005;

Uzbekistan tells U.S. to leave key air baseBRIEFLY: WASHINGTON

Aug 01, 2005

Report accuses Sudan of ignoring Darfur rapeBRIEFLY: UNITED NATIONS, New York

Aug 01, 2005

Police beat protesters in anti-Mubarak rallyBRIEFLY: CAIRO

Aug 01, 2005

As rural unrest rises, Beijing sends stern warning

Aug 01, 2005;

Iraq's links to Iran create dilemma for U.S. Elected leaders view neighbor as ally

Aug 01, 2005;

New African food crisis raises a question: Why?

Aug 01, 2005;

Hildegarde, 99, first lady of the world's cabaretsOBITUARY

Aug 01, 2005;

Arthur Zankel, 73, benefactor of New York concert hallOBITUARY

Aug 01, 2005

Failed bomber calls plot a 'demonstration'

Aug 01, 2005;

Sudan accused of ignoring rapes by police and armyVictims risk being prosecuted for adultery

Aug 01, 2005;

Republicans find path to the presidency a narrow one

Aug 01, 2005;

Allied intelligence had early hints of Holocaust, analysis finds

Aug 01, 2005;

Bush fitness 'superior,' annual checkup findsBRIEFLY: UNITED STATES: WASHINGTON

Aug 01, 2005

Senate hearings set for high court nomineeBRIEFLY: UNITED STATES: WASHINGTON

Aug 01, 2005

Senate signs off on USA Patriot Act Opponents welcome new restrictions on government eavesdropping

Aug 01, 2005;

The tyrant of Belarus

Aug 01, 2005

Behind the famine footage

Aug 01, 2005

Frist's stem cell shift

Aug 01, 2005

Cleaning up Bangladesh's deadly wells A poisonous plague

Aug 01, 2005;

In Pakistan, another face of terror

Aug 01, 2005;

The not-so-silly adventures of the Marsonauts

Aug 01, 2005;

Astronauts test repairs for damaged heat tiles

Aug 01, 2005;

BRIEFLY: TEHRAN

Aug 01, 2005

Desecration is not the word for it LANGUAGE

Aug 01, 2005;

The Islamists who police Basra's streets A failure in Iraq

Aug 01, 2005;

South Korea offers North electricity as incentive

Aug 01, 2005;

TRUTH: A GUIDE / TRUE TO LIFE BOOKS / Nonfiction

Aug 01, 2005;

When sex and drink don't mixON ADVERTISING

Aug 01, 2005;

When sex and drink don't mix (folo)ON ADVERTISING

Aug 01, 2005;

From soccer field to newsstand: View from the bar stool

Aug 01, 2005;

Publishers dare odds to start 2 U.K. dailies Defying Internet and competition, papers seek niches

Aug 01, 2005;

In 'cookie' fight, it's not clear who's winning

Aug 01, 2005;

BOOKS / A sample of the week's best sellers

Aug 01, 2005

Web TV fast-forwards to future as ad outlet

Aug 01, 2005;

Letting mobile callers choose their own rates WIRELESS

Aug 01, 2005;

Some stars get filthy in fighting subsidies

Aug 01, 2005;

GE backs talks on buying DreamWorks SKG

Aug 01, 2005;

GDP: A number that's meant to be second-guessed Economic Scene

Aug 01, 2005;

Tricolors in need of a fresh gust French riders are stuck way back in the Tour de France pack CYCLING

Aug 01, 2005;

Raikkonen zips past Schumacher for victory FORMULA ONE

Aug 01, 2005;

As cricket grows up, its panel leaves home Sports body ditches London for Dubai CRICKET

Aug 01, 2005;