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ARTICLES FOR December 2009 PART 3/3
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- 'I want to use my medical skills here'
- National pride goes full throttle
- In space, water, water everywhere-
- Israel not happy with EU's leaked Jerusalem proposal
- Turkish ruling party under investigation for wiretapping
- Tables turned on Bush shoe-thrower
- Maguindanao police force to be replaced
- Philippine massacre suspect is charged
- Poll rivals focus on war and minority
- Islamists claim responsibility for train bomb
- Monetary union at top of GCC summit agenda
- Britain praises Tehran over sailors' release
- Libya sentences Swiss businessmen to 16 months
- Libya sentences Swiss businessmen to 16 months
- Hizbollah's new manifesto
- Wild Peeta to do for shawarma what McDonald's did for burgers
- The great leveller
- Logical and functional space fails to sate designer's love of castles
- Aldah misses chance to feature on Amir Khan undercard
- Stepping out of the shadows
- Afghanistan blitz UAE in trophy final
- Oman get in groove for final tonight
- ACC: UAE should not go to China
- UAE reach Gulf Cup final
- Blatter: Ireland asked to be added to World Cup
- Pietersen will shrug off boos
- Too much one-day cricket is hurting Test batting: Alam
- In youth Ferguson trusts
- No classic but still top billing
- Messi wins prestigious Ballon d'Or
- India on the verge of an historic first
- Worries over sewage threat in Jeddah
- Career courses and the dreams that we realise
- Woods withdraws from own golf tournament
- Westwood keeps his focus
- Wenger style no match for substance
- Tom Waits: a man of many words
- Avatar gets an early start in Dubai
- Dubai World in talks on Nakheel sukuk and asset sale
- Regional markets tumble
- Regional markets tumble
- Christian Lacroix to revamp
- In online networking, your past is forever
- British yacht crew of five detained in Iran
- Britain awaits Iran word on sailors
- Global icon marks its 10th year
- Sheikh Khalifa congratulates nation
- National Day events
- UAQ ruler cites UAE achievements
- Sheikh Humaid stresses importance of union
- Service sector is waiting for Emiratis seeking opportunity
- 'Dubai was moving and had big plans'
- A very private birthday party
- GM food policies around the world
- Shoppers want to see GM food labelling
- Day the pirates arrived: Dubai-based sailors recount hijacking
- Obama to send 30,000 more troops to Afghanistan
- Catholic India running out of would-be priests
- Build a brainy baby
- Enough said? Probably not
- High times on the high seas
- Amlak reports another loss
- Adventureland
- The big chill
- The label that keeps getting it right
- Art of War 3: Retribution
- Dubai Ruler: media and markets 'fail to understand situation'
- Vandermeer gets the clincher in overtime
- Managing the nitty-gritty of Dubai World debt
- Promoter Flash plans to play on a bigger stage
- Nakheel illustrated the Dubai dream
- Indian growth raises inflation spectre
- R&A money helps junior tournament
- Tributes paid to star footballer Saad
- Valdivia may miss Wahda showdown
- A crash course to be the best
- The comeback kings do it again
- Rain on my parade - please
- Plunged in at the deep end
- Sheikh Mohammed highlights nation's success
- Qasimi inspired by UAE determination
- Hamad praises Fujairah's success
- Emirates Palace goes for a record
- Private firms missing out on women
- Buck the trend, build the future
- Free heritage CD to mark National Day
- Sarkozy's agenda now includes Albert Camus
- Syria is accused of persecuting Kurds
- Medvedev steps in after death of anti-corruption activist in jail
- Turkey angry over Swiss ban on minarets
- Journalists' union election lifts lid on internal split
- Hizbollah manifesto claims broader resistance role
- Suspect in Philippine massacre charged with murder
- Iran's nuclear announcement seen as chest-puffing bluster
- Swiss voters seen as fearing Islam
- <B>Live blog</B>: Dubai Rugby Sevens day one
- From baby to child, one step at a time
- 'Feed and let others feed': Libya's recipe for lack of progress
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