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AP - Tue Oct 18, 4:58 PM ET
In this photo provided by NASA that was taken by the Cassini spacecraft on Oct. 11, 2005, Saturn's newly discovered moon, Dione, is shown with Saturn looming in the distance. The spacecraft flew within 310 miles of Dione's pale surface, showing it possessed a heavily cratered surface but no presence of an atmosphere. (AP Photo/NASA, JPL, Space Science Institute)

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AP - Tue Oct 18, 2:43 PM ET
This photo supplied by Alexander Autographs shows the engraved back of a Rolex watch that Marilyn Monroe gave President Kennedy which fetched $120,000 at an auction at Alexander Autographs this weekend. On May 19, 1962, during a Democratic fund-raiser at New York's Madison Square Garden, Monroe performed a sultry rendition of 'Happy Birthday to You' for Kennedy. Kennedy was born on May 29, 1917.(AP Photo/Alexander Autographs)

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AP - Wed Oct 19, 3:11 AM ET
This NOAA satellite image taken Wednesday, Oct. 19, 2005, at 2:15 a.m. EDT shows thick clouds associated with Hurricane Wilma centered west-southwest of Jamaica. The storm is expected to remain a strong hurricane the next few days while moving north-northwest through the Yucatan Channel. Over land, low clouds can be seen over parts of the Northeast, but few clouds can be seen over the Southeast. The extreme northern portion of Michigan is experiencing light showers from clouds over the region, while thunderstorms are making their way into the Southern Plains. (AP Photo/NOAA)

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AFP - Mon Oct 17, 7:38 PM ET
Cat nap : Three out of eight lion-cubs (six days and two months old) sleep and rest in a trailer of Humberto circus, camping in the small town of Senec, located on western Slovakia's lakes. (AFP/Stringer )

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AFP/File - Mon Oct 17, 6:07 PM ET
Polish model Piotr Adamski poses in front of the Polish tourism office ad featuring him as a plumber. The number of tourists who visited Poland soared in July and August, thanks to this advertising campaign(AFP/File/Jacques Demarthon)

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AFP/File - Tue Oct 18, 9:26 AM ET
A colourful pet dog. This year has seen an explosion of new pampering products for man's furry friends, among the more unusual of which is a fragrance designed to neutralize the sexual scent of female dogs, a study said.(AFP/File/Liu Jin)

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AP - Fri Oct 7, 1:46 PM ET
Tattoo and piercing fan Ernst-Michael Wegener from Germany smiles during London's International Tattoo Convention, Friday Oct. 7, 2005. The first ever London convention kicked off Friday as more than 150 of the world's best tattoo artists from as far as Australia, Japan, Greece and Italy arrived to share their craft with veterans and newcomers to body art. The convention-goers can schedule appointments or stop by for a spur-of- the-moment tattoo, depending on the artist and organizers expect at least 15,000 people to attend this weekend. (AP Photo/Lefteris Pitarakis)

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Reuters - Mon Oct 17, 2:42 PM ET
Sex worker Camille Cabral, representing French prostitutes, poses next to a European Union flag after a press conference organised by the International Committee on the Rights of Sex Workers in Europe (ICRSE), at the European Parliament in Brussels, October 17, 2005. The ICRSE wants to end the criminalization of the sex industry and give prostitutes the same social rights as other workers. REUTERS/Francois Lenoir

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AFP - Mon Oct 17, 3:29 PM ET
LioN cubs rest in a trailer of Humberto circus in the small town of Senec located on western Slovakia's lakes. Six lion cubs have been born in less than a week at the Czech circus(AFP)

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AP - Tue Oct 18,10:43 AM ET
Libyan students protest against U.S. President George W. Bush in front of the U.N. office in Tripoli, Libya, Tuesday, Oct.18, 2005 a day after President Bush said that the United States would continue to press Libya to release five Bulgarian nurses who have been sentenced to death for allegedly infecting 400 children with the AIDS virus. (AP Photo/Yousef Al-Ageli)

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AFP - Tue Oct 18, 7:18 PM ET
A US soldier from Alpha Company, TF 4-64, 3rd Infantry Division mans a machine gun attached to the top of his Humvee during a patrol of rural areas surrounding central Baghdad. The United States has little to show for the billions of dollars spent rebuilding Iraq, according to critics in Congress, who said that poor oversight has been one of Washington's biggest shortcomings.(AFP/David Furst)

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AFP - Tue Oct 18, 7:18 PM ET
A member of Iraq's Public Order Brigade mans a roadblock in Fallujah. The United States has little to show for the billions of dollars spent rebuilding Iraq, according to critics in Congress, who said that poor oversight has been one of Washington's biggest shortcomings.(AFP/Patrick Baz)

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AFP - Tue Oct 18, 7:18 PM ET
A US soldier from Alpha Company, TF 4-64, 3rd Infantry Division grimaces after wading through swamp water during a patrol of rural areas surrounding central Baghdad. The United States has little to show for the billions of dollars spent rebuilding Iraq, according to critics in Congress, who said that poor oversight has been one of Washington's biggest shortcomings.(AFP/David Furst)

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AP - Tue Oct 18,12:17 PM ET
Iraqi hospital workers handle a man wounded when a car bomb exploded in Baghdad, Iraq, Tuesday, Oct. 18 2005, injuring two other civilians. Militants killed at least eight Iraqis on Tuesday in shootings and a mortar attack in Baghdad and elsewhere, including an adviser to the industry minister, one of the country's top Sunni Arab officials, police said.(AP Photo/Hadi Mizban)

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AP - Tue Oct 18, 4:03 PM ET
President Bush speaks about immigration prior to signing the Department of Homeland Security Appropriations Act for Fiscal Year 2006, Tuesday, Oct. 18, 2005, in the East Room in the White House. The bill aims to improve the federal response to emergencies like Hurricane Katrina. At right is Secretary of Homeland Security Michael Chertoff. (AP Photo/Ron Edmonds)

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Reuters - Wed Oct 19, 7:24 AM ET
A National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration satellite image of the Gulf of Mexico taken October 19 2005. (NOAA/Reuters)

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AP - Tue Oct 18, 9:39 PM ET
A model walks the runway during the Andy Th-Anh show, part of Fashion Week in Toronto on Tuesday, Oct. 18, 2005. (AP Photo/CP, Adrian Wyld)

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AP - Tue Oct 18, 8:04 PM ET
This image taken on Tuesday, Oct. 18, 2005 at 4:39 pm EDT shows Hurricane Wilma. Wilma is the 12th such storm of the season, on course to sideswipe Central America or Mexico and looming as a 'significant threat' to Florida by the weekend. The hurricane's outer bands brought rain, high winds and heavy surf to the Atlantic coasts of Honduras and Nicaragua, but Honduran emergency officials said they had not yet ordered any evacuations. (AP Photo/NOAA)

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Reuters - Tue Oct 18,11:09 AM ET
An Iraqi National guard, holding a gun with photos of Shi'ite cleric Moqtada al-Sadr on it, keeps watch near the site of car bomb attack in Baghdad October 18, 2005. A car bomb targeting a convoy of Iraqi soldiers exploded in Haifa street in central Baghdad, wounding two Iraqi soldiers on Tuesday, police souces said.The Bush administration has touted last weekend's referendum in Iraq as progress but analysts said on Monday the new constitution was too ambiguous and violence still overshadowed Iraq's political future. REUTERS/Ali Jasim

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Reuters - Tue Oct 18,11:09 AM ET
An Iraqi National guard shows a damaged car plate near site of car bomb attack in Baghdad October 18, 2005. A car bomb targeting a convoy of Iraqi soldiers exploded in Haifa street in central Baghdad, wounding two Iraqi soldiers on Tuesday, police souces said.The Bush administration has touted last weekend's referendum in Iraq as progress but analysts said on Monday the new constitution was too ambiguous and violence still overshadowed Iraq's political future. REUTERS/Ali Jasim

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