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Boehner, Blunt Vie to Replace DeLay
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By ANDREW TAYLOR (Associated Press Writer)
From Associated Press
January 09, 2006 3:44 AM EST
WASHINGTON - House Republicans, buffeted by a lobbying scandal and running poorly in opinion polls, are mulling a choice between two veteran Midwestern lawmakers to replace embattled former Majority Leader Tom DeLay.
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JERUSALEM - Doctors on Monday began trying to bring Prime Minister Ariel Sharon out of an induced coma, Israel TV reported. Hadassah Hospital, where Sharon is being cared for, had announced earlier Monday doctors would gradually decrease the amount of sedatives and try to awaken Sharon, who had suffered a massive stroke five days earlier.
BEIJING - Bolivia's president elect invited energy-hungry China on Sunday to help develop his country's vast gas reserves after his government carries out plans to nationalize them.
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LAS VEGAS - The wraps came off high-definition DVD players at this year's annual Consumer Electronics Show, offering the final component to replicate the movie theater experience at home.
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VIENNA, Austria - It's a Mozart mystery as haunting as his "Requiem" - and apparently it won't be solved any time soon. After months of sophisticated DNA sleuthing reminiscent of a "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation" episode, forensics experts admitted Sunday on national television they still can't say with certainty whether an ancient skull belonged to the composer as some believe.
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NEW DELHI - Up to 10 million female fetuses may have been aborted in India over the past two decades following prenatal gender checks, according to a study published in a leading British medical journal.
AUSTIN, Texas - With a national championship, a litany of school records and one spectacular Rose Bowl performance, Vince Young figures he's done all he can at the college level.
PHILADELPHIA - On the eve of Senate confirmation hearings for Supreme Court nominee Samuel Alito, conservatives rallied in defense of religious liberty and in favor of reforming the federal courts.
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JERUSALEM - The hospital caring for Ariel Sharon said doctors hoped to bring him out of a medically induced coma Monday, an important step in determining how much damage the Israeli leader suffered from a stroke.
PHILADELPHIA - On the eve of Senate confirmation hearings for Supreme Court nominee Samuel Alito, conservatives rallied in defense of religious liberty and in favor of reforming the federal courts.
SPOKANE, Wash. - Moments after a bank was robbed, police found a duffel bag full of cash - and the global positioning satellite device that bank workers had tucked inside.
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