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 Christian Science Monitor: Top Stories

Why Georgia is not start of 'Cold War II'

Despite tensions over missile deals and NATO expansion, the West's ties with Russia are far more nuanced than in Soviet days.


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Amid Russia-Georgia standoff, iconic photo of 1968 Soviet invasion

Ladislav Bielik's iconic image of a Slovak baring his chest to the barrel of a Soviet tank is part of a commemorative exhibit 40 years ago to the day.


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Sales down, so firms boost morale

Some managers come up with creative tactics to offset the effects of a sagging economy.


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Sudanese: 'What Arab-African rift?'

In Sudan's Arab north, Arabs marry, go to school, and work side by side with Africans from Darfur. The divide portrayed in the West means little to people here.


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Yemen confronts plight of child brides

Widespread poverty and deep-rooted tradition keep young girls at risk for early marriage.


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Internet users fear iTunes blocked in China

iTunes mysteriously becomes inaccessible after a pro-Tibetan album is released.
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Wealthy Mexicans Turn to Chips For Safety

RFID plants to under the skin to track wealthy kidnapping targets.
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Amazon Opens 'Block Store' in the Cloud

Web services provider pushes new "block" system for storage cloud.
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How To Get Your E-mail Past Clients' Spam Filter

Achieving 'deliverability,' otherwise known as getting e-mail delivered to a user's inbox in a timely and fully-functional fashion, is both an art and a science. Here are some tips.
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Intel Sees Fewer Power Cords in Your Future

Wireless electricity was Nikola Tesla's dream, but Intel aims to make it a reality.
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