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November 11, 2005
Controversy surrounds a company e-mail sent out by Wal-Mart officials suggesting its employees say "Happy Holidays" instead of "Merry Christmas. " While the major retail giant has released a statement saying they meant no disrespect, the Catholic League for Religious and Civil Rights is calling for a customer boycott until a formal apology is made.
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November 8, 2005
Despite a booming economy and enticing future for the country, a recent poll shows that most Chinese adults are unsatisfied with their sex lives. Only 22 percent polled claim to be happy with it. According to the 2005 Global Sex Survey results, the research claims that Greece is officially the most amorous country with the Greeks having sex 138 times a year well above the global average of 103.
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October 11, 2005
Topics cartoon, people, crying, images, adult, alone, happy, war, video, united, tv, baby, dead, office, money and carpet
The Smurf village is blown to smithereens with Smurfette left for dead. Also suffering is Baby Smurf orphaned and left crying alone as the Smurf's once happy village is carpet-bombed by warplanes. True this horrific scene and imagery is not normally associated with the lovable blue-skinned cartoon characters. They are, however, images being shown as part of a new UNICEF ad-campaign on Belgian television.
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October 4, 2005
Topics baby, birth, couple, boy, comic, wolf, ford, stage, huge, happy, movie, play, star, wife, man and names
New York, NY (AHN)- 41-year old Oscar-winner Nicholas Cage and second wife Alice Kim celebrate parenthood for the second time. This time with the birth of a baby boy.
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October 2, 2005
As she is trying to shed her image as "the other woman," Prince Charles' new bride Camilla is stepping in to her new role as soon-to-be Queen of England. In an interview for the BBC's Panorama program in the UK, broadcaster Jonathan Dimbleby says questions remain over Camilla's future role, including what would happen if Prince Charles would die first.
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