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1. DR Congo rebel leader slams planned beef-up of UN troops (AFP)
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2. Nepal's Buddha boy returns to jungle to meditate (AP)
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3. Wolfpack get easy win against No. 25 Tar Heels (AP)
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4. Investor fear remains deep despite 1-day rally (AP)
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5. We seek snitches, Albuquerque police want ad says (AP)
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6. Obama names longtime spokesman Gibbs press chief (AP)
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7. OSU routs Michigan 42-7, Buckeyes get Big 10 share (AP)
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8. APEC leaders endorse ban on protectionist measures (AP)
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9. Immigrant's killing shows tensions on Long Island (AP)
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10. Bush pledges final hard push for Doha round (Reuters)
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11. Bush staunchly defends free trade in farewell (AFP)
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12. Vatican forgives John Lennon for Jesus remark (Reuters)
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13. Chicago, Clinton camps feed Obama's incoming team
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14. Iraq warns of consequences of early U.S. pullout (Reuters)
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15. Bush pushes for free trade
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16. Jimmy Connors arrested outside arena
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17. Pirates release tanker hijacked in September
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18. Obama's vetting could chase away candidates
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19. Top Islamic body: Yoga not for Muslims
DR Congo rebel leader slams planned beef-up of UN troops (AFP)
AFP - Rebel leader Laurent Nkunda on Saturday slammed the planned deployment of extra UN troops in Democratic Republic of Congo saying they could not usher in peace as he held his first rally in an eastern town he seized last month.
Nepal's Buddha boy returns to jungle to meditate (AP)
AP - A Nepalese teenager revered by many as a reincarnation of Buddha has returned to the jungle to meditate after emerging for less than two weeks, officials said Saturday.
Wolfpack get easy win against No. 25 Tar Heels (AP)
AP - Russell Wilson threw for two touchdowns and had a key run in the third quarter to set up another score that helped North Carolina State beat No. 25 North Carolina 41-10 on Saturday.
Investor fear remains deep despite 1-day rally (AP)
AP - Since the Nov. 4 election, investors have been abandoning stocks in a kind of slow-motion crash that experts say underlines just how anxious they are about what is likely to be a long and deep recession.
We seek snitches, Albuquerque police want ad says (AP)
Obama names longtime spokesman Gibbs press chief (AP)
AP - President-elect Barack Obama on Saturday named longtime spokesman Robert Gibbs as White House press secretary, putting in place a communications team as he works quickly to fill his incoming administration.
OSU routs Michigan 42-7, Buckeyes get Big 10 share (AP)
AP - It took five big plays to give Ohio State an unprecedented fifth straight win over rival Michigan. Noted Wolverines nemesis Chris "Beanie" Wells had two of those, including a 59-yard touchdown run and 134 yards rushing to help the 10th-ranked Buckeyes beat their archrivals 42-7 Saturday, the first time in 105 meetings that they've strung together five wins.
APEC leaders endorse ban on protectionist measures (AP)
AP - Leaders from 21 nations that account for half the world's economy pledged Saturday not to implement protectionist measures for the next 12 months — no matter how punishing the global downturn gets.
Immigrant's killing shows tensions on Long Island (AP)
AP - The flowers have wilted and the candles are burned out at a makeshift memorial where an immigrant from Ecuador was stabbed to death in what police say was a hate crime carried out by marauding teenagers.
Bush pledges final hard push for Doha round (Reuters)
Reuters - President George W. Bush preached a message of "free markets, free trade and free people" on Saturday at his last international summit, pledging to use his remaining time in office to work toward a successful conclusion of a global trade deal.
Bush staunchly defends free trade in farewell (AFP)
AFP - US President George W. Bush, bidding farewell to the international stage, on Saturday offered a sweeping defense of free trade, demanding the world resist protectionism during the financial turmoil.
Vatican forgives John Lennon for Jesus remark (Reuters)
Reuters - The Vatican's newspaper has finally forgiven John Lennon for declaring that the Beatles were more famous than Jesus Christ, calling the remark a "boast" by a young man grappling with sudden fame.
Chicago, Clinton camps feed Obama's incoming team
Iraq warns of consequences of early U.S. pullout (Reuters)
Reuters - Iraq's defense minister on Saturday warned of the dangers of withdrawing U.S. forces before the end of 2011, a date set with Washington in a security pact opposed by some lawmakers.
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