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CONTROVERSIAL lap-band surgery should be more freely available to severely obese teenagers, a landmark Australian study has found.
Source: Reuters By Matthew Tostevin LAGOS, Feb 10 (Reuters) - Nigerian Vice President Goodluck Jonathan's takeover as acting head of state eases immediate concerns over who is in charge after President Umaru Yar' ...
Essendon quietly admonishes impressive young key position player Michael Hurley by suspending him from tomorrow night's first NAB Cup match.
The latest snowfall is creating slick roadways in and around Kanawha County Wednesday.
Enterprise Holdings Working Closely With Toyota to Fix Accelerators at Local Dealerships and Airport Car-Rental Service Centers 2010 Prius Vehicles Also Being Removed From Fleet in Response to Toyota Recall; Anti-Lock Brake Systems Expected to Be Repaired Quickly
Sprint Nextel Corp.'s subscriber losses slowed in the fourth quarter, an encouraging sign for a wireless carrier that has lost millions of customers over the past few years.
In North Dakota there are people who own property and who, because of their age or disability, are unable to generate a livable income. These individuals are still required to pay taxes on their property.
The Met Office says there could be heavy snow in London and south-east England tomorrow and Friday, with as much as 5in (15cms) on high ground.
AT&T today shined extra light on its plans to move to 4G. As part of an extended deal with Alcatel-Lucent and Ericsson to upgrade its network, every 3G cell site upgrade in 2010 will also be upgradable to the much faster Long Term Evolution (LTE) standard for 4G, whether it requires add-on hardware, new software or both. The move will let AT&T switch on 4G in these areas more quickly than it ...
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