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ARTICLES FOR September 2011 PART 3/3
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- Is the Ford Evos concept the car of the future?
- As organised terror wanes, focus turns to the enemies within
- Tony Hawk swaps his skateboard for a Corvette Stingray
- Dubai Metro's Green Line to open for service on Saturday
- Road Test: Maserati MC Stradale is a trident with poke
- Classic Porsche 356 is miles of fun for Dubai architect
- Ground Zero's evolution into a meaningful shrine
- Road Test: Chevrolet Cruze Eco is easy on fuel - and your wallet
- Over-engineered Porsche Panamera is not troubled by exhaust fire
- Top 5: Concept cars that should have made it to mass production
- Debunking 9/11 Myths: conspiracy plots are sheer fantasy
- Interpol 'red notice' issued for Qaddafi
- Clunking across Europe alongside Ghostbusters for a charity rally
- Decade of Fear: taking stock of what was lost on the warpath
- The Eleventh Day: a scholarly but engaging 9/11 history
- The Air Bag: Concept cars? It's time to get real
- Former extremist warns against post-bin Laden triumphalism
- A historic shock whose impact is still being measured
- Dubai Le Mans team raise awareness of blindness
- Buy some shares now - if you dare
- Go Gear: Inspiring automotive artworks
- The Submission: Muslim wins 9/11 memorial design contest
- Pole Position: Why Formula One is a man's world
- I-Spy: New Lotus Exige resembles the Evora
- 30,000 killed in fighting to bring down Qaddafi
- 9/11 Remembered: 'A wake-up call for Saudi Arabia'
- Turban to make its debut in the UK House of Lords
- Boom in bullion price sparks surge in gold robberies
- Report condemns UK army brutality in Iraq that led to civilian's death
- Western arms firm 'supplying Qaddafi' up to time of uprising
- UAE FA delay announcing their new coach
- Wrong to blame only Modi for the IPL problems
- Toro Rosso play down talks of a UAE-based takeover
- Relatives of suicide trio refuse police theory
- Rugby World Cup set to divide households
- Iran and Russia increase pressure on Assad as violence grows
- Graeme Swann focused on winning away
- Andy Carroll must heed Fabio Capello's advice
- Residents welcome Green Line
- Designer Galliano found guilty of racist abuse but spared a jail term
- Bradford's reasons for optimism
- Senna is growing more comfortable at Renault
- Italians can see only the red of Ferrari
- Costa hoping to reunite with Brawn and Schumacher at Mercedes in 2012
- Al Qassimi to balance form in slippery conditions at Rally Australia
- Andy Murray serves notice to self to get better
- Opinion Poll matters for Bergo at Doncaster Cup
- Skipper gives children glimpse of life at sea
- 10-day Keralite harvest festival begins
- Dubai's three-month discount on traffic fines
- FNC candidate hopes to make a difference
- Zayed University may have to cut admission numbers
- Family grieve for the boy with a thirst for knowledge
- Find Emirati staff, university told
- Intercom saves maid from rape, court hears
- Bollywood competition winners premiere disappointment
- Alistair Thompson's new chapter at Harlequins
- No complacency this time, says All Blacks' McCaw
- Winning Super League does not mean you are champions
- Genia has the Midas touch for Wallabies
- Carter focused on adding the one thing missing to his CV
- Palestinians step up bid for statehood with ad campaign
- Cabinet backs $1.2bn scheme to boost Lebanon's electricity output
- OECD warns stimulus needed to avert double-dip in US and Europe
- Arab Spring hits tourism in Mena
- India wants to restrict Gulf flights to help Air India
- Store that dresses celebrities wants to stage a bigger show
- Security forces under fire for failure to stop Delhi court bombing
- Rape claim by Jordan garment factory worker sees US stores axe orders
- Car makers that have hit the skids
- Saab's troubles hit UAE dealer
- Abdullatif Al Mulla: Emirati blazed a trail at Microsoft
- India moves to clean up mining
- Banks drag down UAE stock-market indexes
- NBAD looks steady despite global fears
- India too crowded for Bahrain group
- Lofty dreams dashed
- Yemen's crises demand both sides negotiate
- Delicate balance to guard environment
- US needs other weapons to fight the downturn
- Why did Syria postpone Arab League visit?
- The rich rake it in as China booms
- No funny business please, this was Charlie's house
- Passion kick-starts life in the fast lane
- Unifying currency or just costly eurotrash?
- From the desk of Rupert Wright: Beware identically dressed women
- Cartoon 9/9/11
- A volatile Sinai puts Israel and Egypt's peace in question
- The Towers: Blood and cliches don't add up to an action novel
- Too much misplaced excitement
- A tragedy understood by the lives of three good men
- A Libyan 'terrorist' shows the US folly of 'us against them'
- Top 10 tips for making your space seem bigger
- Dubai home shows an ultra-modern approach to Arabic architecture
- Create a stand-out interior with a black and white colour scheme
- A Rugby World Cup final between Australia and New Zealand?
- Turn your smartphone into a gardening tool with the best new apps
- Pakistan announce fixtures for England series in UAE
- Designer Living: Timothy Jensen's family fortress on the edge of a fjord
- Top order collapse leaves Sri Lanka gasping
- Home Shopping: Smart, graphic decor at Michelle Mason
- Maid severed sponsor's penis after rape, court told
- House Doctor: On to the window treatments
- Trendspotting: Vending machines treat time as a luxury
- Plant Library: California fan palm
- FNC candidates keep close eye on their rivals
- Two thirds of residents condemn terror attacks as unjustified
- Emiratis pleased with green efforts
- More than 100 jailed Bahraini activists are on hunger strike
- Capital's government schools to be inspected
- Eye-drop shortage solved after labelling mix-up
- Maid stabbed her boyfriend to death after marriage refusal, police say
- Taxi drivers unsure if Dubai Metro Green Line is boom or bust
- FNC candidates take to the telephone to win votes
- Smart card scheme aims to curb rising addiction
- Emirati woman's mission is to help save a frozen continent
- 9/11 Remembered: Palestinians, the forgotten victims
- Coming soon: Ahmadinejad through Oliver Stone's lens?
- US and Israel step up efforts to block Palestinian statehood bid
- As violence surges, Syria calls off visit by Arab League chief
- How Qaddafi defaced Tripoli, former jewel of the Med
- Bollywood world premiere in Abu Dhabi marred by scrum
- Twin suicide blasts miss top army officer target but kill 23 people in Pakistan
- Heinrich Brussow - a small man with a big heart
- The no-nonsense Dusautoir
- England rugby union team's Plan A is boring but effective
- Jail term upheld for clerk in letter scam
- The UAE players are the problem
- Mahdi Ali coy on talk of replacing Srecko Katanec
- The players have it easy compared to coaches
- Goal-hungry Klose opens another door
- Almost 70% believe Islamist extremism remains a threat
- Aid planes headed for Horn of Africa
- UK minister praises UAE's electoral steps
- Discrimination against Arabs post 9/11 eases
- Investor denies WikiLeaks cable claim he bribed Tanzanian leader
- Teenager plunges to his death from 21st floor in Sharjah
- Red Bull hope to get Italian job done
- Mark Webber's words, for he speaks his mind
- When football is no longer just a game anymore
- Albert Benaiges has a Barcelona blueprint for success
- Seve Trophy omissions sadden Olazabal
- Key oil town in Yemen captured by militants
- Taxi drivers have hard lives, so increase that tip
- A jolt to coffee drinkers
- Iran's nuclear policy threatens itself first
- Long-term view to weather the economic storm
- Egypt seeks help with $7bn deficit
- Jobs, orders and output falter in UAE and Saudi
- Emirates wins praise despite global survey slip
- Orascom lifted by chief's reprieve
- Global uncertainty making UAE investors cautious
- Global uncertainty making UAE investors cautious
- Qaddafi 'last seen heading south'
- Qataris given huge pay rises
- Slowdown shows fresh evidence of hitting UAE
- Etihad and F1 renew partnership
- Price of morning coffee to give more than a jolt
- Prince Charming in the bookstore? A new chapter in Jeddah
- Lessons on political change from the last FNC session
- After many failures, the extremist fringe sustains Al Qaeda
- Three founders with a global vision
- Locomotive rise of private equity titan Carlyle
- Regime's confidence slows Syrian solution
- US downgrade soap opera has little credibility in the plot
- Team spirit inspires the young generation
- Still visible after 40 years, the last footprints on the Moon
- Home is where the 'but' is for expatriates
- Apple's low-key sultan of style
- Bridging the gender gap
- It's ballyhoo for Bollywood movies
- Toughing it out just part of the exercise
- UK's new art generation poised as YBAs mellow
- One day
- Eventually, kitesurfing can be a breeze
- September 11: A decade in response
- September 11: A decade in response
- Bol
- Girl mettle: Egyptian band Massive Scar Era
- Cartoon 8/9/2011
- Zoe Saldana relishing her new screen life as action-woman
- Zoe Saldana relishing her new screen life as action-woman
- Cook patronises royalty
- Saints want to buck the losing trend for visiting teams
- Russian ice hockey team players perish in air crash
- Marsh keen to cement his spot for Australia
- Briefcase bomb outside New Delhi court claimed by Al Qaeda-linked group
- Bollywood stars in capital for premiere
- Etihad teams up with Abu Dhabi F1 Grand Prix for four more years
- Ramadan rebound unlikely for UAE markets
- Payrises of up to 120 per cent handed out in Qatar
- Rise of the Planet of the Apes
- Passenger numbers soar at Abu Dhabi International Airport
- Man threatened to drink woman's blood, court told
- Bomb hits Delhi High Court, nine killed
- RAK heroin operation broken up, police say
- Rising prices and smaller cups leave a bitter taste for coffee lovers
- Honda recalls 2,701 cars in the UAE for electric window fault
- UAE press 'did not think twice' about calling 9/11 a terrorist attack
- New orders slow in UAE as global markets struggle
- Woman charged with illicit sex says partner was husband
- HCT puts lecturers' salary rises on hold
- Asia stocks rally but UAE bourses yet to follow suit
- Project modelled on Dubai Media City voted UK's 'ugliest' development
- UAE Aid teams' Somalia heartbreak as famine worsens
- Earthquake measuring 3.1 hits east of Masafi
- Filipino group offers its help in rescuing abused maids
- Bodies of Indian murder-suicide family flown home
- Veggies promote leaf over beef
- Rugby player Stott-Briggs winning his hardest battle
- Former footballer appeals against conviction in Dh5.5m citizenship scam
- Britain lauds UAE efforts in Libya
- More FNC voters, more influence
- Maid who escaped Saudi death row and found wealth faces fury at home for 'bling' lifestyle
- Bankers fear repeat of 2008 meltdown
- Teenager arrested for stunt driving
- Qaddafi's inner circle flee to Niger
- Abu Dhabi school pupils will work on iPads
- 9/11 Remembered: invading Iraq was a 'foolish fantasy'
- Move abroad to move up, says former Saudi captain
- Rafael Nadal to play for Spain against France in the Davis Cup
- Games of Serena and Wozniacki like chalk and cheese
- Shoulder injury prevents Morgan from taking part in rest of series
- Michael Clarke has 'come to win three Tests'
- Tanks put Syrian city of Homs under siege as UN urges action
- Relationship between Israel and Turkey plummets as trade is suspended
- Katanec given his marching orders
- Unfit UAE shocked in Beirut
- Syrian opposition plans 'decisive' meeting to unite opposition groups
- Villagers in Philippines celebrate capture of one-ton man-eating crocodile
- Metro Green Line may add 25% to home rents
- Pumas' top 10 is climbing the charts
- Ireland could have been contenders
- A young head to lead an old rugby country
- Man, 47, arrested for marrying girl, 16
- Caviar farm hatching a success
- Former tabloid chiefs cast doubt on James Murdoch's phone hacking testimony
- Disparity in the Primera Liga needs to be addressed fast
- The 'English Patient' has a point to prove with Manchester City
- Saints and Packers in the Super Bowl mix
- Relief for Greek sprinters in Athens doping case
- Granada made in Italy, but envied in Spain
- Ignacio Scocco back from injury as Al Ain learn their lessons
- Al Ain's Salem Abdullah on path to recovery
- Red Knights aim for Asian domination
- Dairy aims to be cream of market
- Key role for Mubadala in Carlyle's market float
- Shopping fever gives Ikea big lift
- Yuan gains ground on euro and dollar as reserve currency
- The 'German Beatle' completes his 197-song translation effort
- Gulf likely to feel blows hitting euro-zone banks
- A crisis that could 'eclipse the Depression'
- Cut off for 64 years: thousands trapped in enclaves along India-Bangladesh border
- Former French president Chirac's corruption trial to proceed without him
- Even the president bows to NFL royalty
- Interior Services has breakout performance
- Al Ain plunges into white water
- Local bourses inch higher
- Swiss defence of franc may force Tokyo to act
- Emaar and Armani's second hotel set for Milan
- Ambitions for carbon capture on standby
- Ministers to meet in capital on economic turmoil
- University canteen might lack variety but not quality
- No need to punish rudeness as a crime
- Pressure Syria, but be careful of further harm
- A test-tube rhinoceros
- The gold and white taxis never change, they just go extinct
- Beijing's ambitious 'Hu Doctrine' claims the South China Sea
- Al Qaeda would be irrelevant except for American paranoia
- IMF should push Europe to draw up credible solutions
- Football and rich men newspapers' saviours
- Turkey's foreign policy weaker than it lets on
- Man molested girl in lift, court told
- Fashion x Art gives artists a platform in Saks shop windows
- Headhunters need to tread carefully
- A taste of theatre at Royal China
- Breakfast is a lifelong learning curve
- Pearls recover their lustre for the Emirates
- A praiseful history of economic theorists
- Katie Trotter: Why fashion matters
- Celebrity endorsements gone wrong
- The Rapture: In the Grace of Your Love
- Sales sizzle in a long hot summer in the UAE
- CSS's latest album proves less than sexy
- Life in the UAE: getting beyond recognition
- Cartoon 7/9/2011
- A feast of autumn album releases to look forward to
- Classical musicians eager to improvise play in Dubai
- The big-screen appeal of the great ape
- Middle East films are a stronger presence than ever at Toronto
- How the Qatari singer Fahad Al Kubaisi struck oil
- Lenny Kravitz: Black and White America
- Barnes nominated on Booker Prize shortlist
- Arsenal will be without Thomas Vermaelen for six weeks
- St Etienne terminate Steed Malbranque contract
- Man says devil made him molest girl
- Illicit tour guide charged with bribery, court told
- Three charged in murder plot
- UAE traders vexed by question 'to buy or not to buy'
- UAE traders vexed by question 'to buy or not to buy'
- Man married underage woman in India, officials say
- Al Ain forward Ignacio Scocco resumes light training
- Gold and silver NoL cards to mark a new line
- Gaps in FNC hopefuls' knowledge
- Reading between the gaps: Hari Kunzru discusses Men Without Gods
- Delayed Federer speeds through Monaco
- Surgeon in obscene gesture case not returning for trial, lawyer says
- Dubai Metro's Green Line has a golden lining
- FNC voters warned over election promises
- Shot dead by anti-Qaddafi forces - but were brothers heroes or criminals?
- Hazare supporters in Dubai released from jail
- Rebel fighters stall outside pro-Qaddafi town
- Adihex hunting show returns to capital next week
- Mubarak trial witness says there was 'no order to shoot Tahrir Square protesters'
- Tens of thousands of Israelis seek EU passports
- Seven die as Yemen air strike targets wrong mosque
- Ahmad Shah Massoud, assassinated by Al Qaeda but no friend of the US
- Thousands left stranded after Japan's most deadly typhoon in seven years
- Isner and Young raise American hopes at the US Open
- 'Crazy' schedule taking a toll on tennis players at US Open
- Winning return for Serena can end the anarchy
- Peyton Manning a doubt for opener
- Lampard 'important' for England, says Capello
- Italy manager plays down Balotelli fight
- Six men arrested in Sharjah on drugs charges
- Palestinian PM says Israel hold 'full responsibility' for mosque arson
- Iran to give atomic energy watchdog 'full supervision' if sanctions lifted
- UAE to host convention aimed at helping combat climate change
- Pakistan's Test victory in Zimbabwe hardly matters
- Al Wahda are in talks with Sasa Ognenovski
- Suicide concern over Indian professionals
- Dubai teenagers to compete in F1 in Schools competition
- US diplomat visits Emirati troops in Afghanistan
- Light at the end of the tunnel for Welsh football
- Majid Naser: UAE's World Cup starts again now
- Motherhood still an option despite 3kg tumour operation
- Key Al Qaeda agent Younis Al Mauritani captured in Pakistan
- Family that committed suicide never sought help
- Qatar's emir reaffirms support for Hamas
- End of the line for Katanec?
- Mexican can earn Spurs with games
- Arsene Wenger's pain eased in transfer window
- Wikileaks reveals extravagance of India's self-styled 'Dalit Queen'
- Pakistan reels as floods kill more than 80
- Former Iceland prime minister on trial for role in banking crisis
- Emirates Steel invites phase 3 bids
- Online retailers say sales and consumer confidence on rise
- Aldar launches rent-to-own scheme for Raha Beach homes
- Shares and oil fall on fears of US recession
- Shares and oil fall on fears of US recession
- RAK Petroleum-DNO merger wins board approval
- Leeway on debt for Kuwaiti firm
- Libya projects on back burner
- Cheap imports take toll on Arab Polvara
- Squeeze on from equity sell-off
- UK forecast to resume quantitative easing
- It is a home from home for Pacific Islanders
- Japan carry the hopes of Asia
- Time for Asian nation to blossom at Rugby World Cup
- Emiratis race to be first F1 driver
- Bahrain cannot move forward if violence persists
- Modern sailors eat well
- Solar power is still a far-seeing strategy
- 007 foiled in India
- Saudi visits to Abu Dhabi blossom
- Familiar failings as Algeria's old guard trails rival nations
- Tourist sees a false Lebanon
- cartoon 06\09\11
- A woman's touch is exactly what is needed in today's politics
- A dictator's legacy is a trap that his son will never escape
- New clues - but no proof - on Iran's illicit nuclear trade
- My life: The abaya is not a reflection of one's values
- UAE's designs on fashion
- Purée and simple: how mushy veggies can cut your calorie count
- One teenager's dreams of driving go from zero to 60 to zero
- M is all about: Fashion capitals
- The Beauty Spy shares her secrets on designer cosmetics
- TV programme Russian Dolls gets pegged the Russian 'Jersey Shore'
- New reality TV show All-American Muslim courts controversy
- The Instant Expert: fashion trailblazers
- Suicide help line for Indians receiving more calls
- A tour of the new Prada store in Dubai
- How to help your children create healthy social circles
- Little Mosque on the Prairie
- Boogie Rip pitched as the write stuff
- Tux: a suitable choice for a woman
- LG takes a fresh look at glasses for 3D TV
- Ask Ali: On using mobile phones and Saudi visas
- World's in collision: 50 years of sci-fi from Gollancz
- Misbah all praise for debutant Cheema as Pakistan beat Zimbabwe
- Tried and tested: Designer cosmetics
- Life Lessons from Anna Sui
- A little more legroom, but lots more status
- Bargain time for island shopping
- Mercury Prize looks a three-way race: Adele, PJ Harvey, Katy B
- Markets in UAE see red on tough day's trading
- UAE-based Americans recall New York's darkest day
- UAE aims to add steel to its economy and take on Saudi
- Plumb the beauty of Florence for inspiration
- 'We don't participate to be champions'
- Fatigue is a factor for Asia's World Cup qualifiers
- Boys accused of raping man
- GCC travellers set hotel record for Abu Dhabi
- Asia woes spook UAE investors
- The ones who did not run in the wake of September 11
- Women's rights form the cornerstone of Abu Dhabi campaigns
- Feminine voices speak up in Fujairah
- Employment and support for fishermen high on list in UAQ
- Development in Ajman a priority, say nominees
- RAK candidates 'to work for country as a whole'
- Al Ain should not be ignored, say voters
- FNC candidates' posters and billboards appear on the streets
- FNC candidates hope to preserve cultural identity
- Investors blamed for Ponzi fraud
- Rafael Nadal has health scare after win over Nalbandian
- Stosur battles through record tiebreaker with Kirilenko
- Road safety campaign after 19 children killed in five months
- Dark side of search for beauty
- Free speech row after Jerusalem Post sacks writer over blog post
- Kelly Rowland wows the Dubai crowd marking end of Eid
- NTC says former Qaddafi loyalists will be welcome to work for new Libyan regime
- US effort to stop Palestine's UN statehood bid unlikely to deflect Abbas
- Rebel fighters surround Libyan loyalist cities
- FNC election hopefuls hit the campaign trail
- Rafael Nadal stutters into last 16 past David Nalbandian
- Haiti serve up a victory for the people
- Netanyahu defiant over Israel’s killing of Turks on aid flotilla vessel
- Fears for Egyptian blogger on hunger strike in jail
- Dubai Metro's new line gets green light
- Ferrari World cruises following rollercoaster ride
- UAE University continues to rise in world rankings
- Philippines mulls ban on Gulf maids
- IAAF would move date for Qatar
- Al Masaood and Oryx go two hours to get to 24
- Federer still shining in the twilight
- On Somalia Street, Istanbul, African migrants seek a new life
- On Somalia Street, Istanbul, African migrants seek a new life
- Silver lining for Semenya in return
- Lightning strikes again for Bolt
- Finally, a big hurrah for Farah
- Couple hang daughter, 8, then kill themselves
- David Simcock is weighing up the options for Dream Ahead
- Financial aid allows Namibia players to regain focus
- Eagles aim to rock Rugby World Cup boat
- Fast, physical and aggressive: rugby a game much to Russia's liking
- Maharashtra debates ban on black magic
- Ravi Bopara's cold summer
- Michael Clarke puts a new spin on the Australian captaincy
- The sun rises again in Sharjah
- At least 16 dead in Syrian shootings as visiting Red Cross chief starts mission
- Tehran police arrest would-be water fight participants
- Muted start after Eid holiday
- Solar 'not competitive' in Gulf
- Gulf Finance House goes into the red
- Qatar awards $434 million museum work to Hyundai
- US solar firm files for protection
- IMF urges return to economic stimulus
- IMF urges return to economic stimulus
- Noor joins growing band asking for loan repayments extension
- Gold helps rise in UAE non-oil trade
- Corruption row sees Indian ministers' wealth listed online
- Golf resort finally set to tee off
- Dubai a rare bright spot in regional hotel occupancies
- Blow for UAE as Al Kamali faces four weeks out
- Diamonds in the mud at the Rugby World Cup
- Early morning in Libya gives reason to hope
- Protect domestic helpers like family
- A deliberate Bolt
- Turkey stakes out a new role
- Both sides cherry-picking UN flotilla report
- Qaddafi ran as Tripoli fell, and the rest of us just walked
- FNC election gives the public a voice in future change
- A development bank for the region that Arab youth need
- Double whammy of taxes for Australian resource industry
- Smashing, burning, looting, javelin-throwing too — Britain has it all
- Healthy recipe: Thai tom yum
- You can't make a romantic omelette…
- When in Amsterdam, start pedalling
- Beyoncé must avoid mawkish mummy mode
- Gulf stocks with strong prospects for bargain hunters
- US and European banks are making big profits, so why are they cutting jobs?
- Comedy night co-founder is playing it for laughs
- Aboard the USS George HW Bush: How to cook dinner for 5,000
- Critics pan new Madonna movie about abdication
- Bollywood celebrity minders step into the limelight
- Bollywood's Bodyguard is box office mustard
- The long and winding road for Captain America
- cartoon 05\09\11
- One-stop shop makes sure the game is on
- Your own designer label
- Middle East banks are in much better shape than those in the US and Europe
- Mexican telenovela explores drama set around 9/11
- Sunglasses are suddenly high-tech
- Hundreds gather in Lebanon to mourn imam killed in London
- The latest spa treatments feature a mix of tradition and technology
- Al Masaood claims first win in American Le Mans Series
- Police find bodies in RAK family tragedy
- IAAF would accommodate a later championships for Qatar
- NTC commander: fight in Libya is a long way from over
- New environmently friendly fireplaces available
- Fake officer kidnapped, raped woman, court told
- Army clerk forged signature of Chief of Armed Forces, court told
- Aldar shines but Eid fails to refresh UAE shares
- Al Ain close in on third foreign signing to complete summer transition
- Godolphin give Blue Bunting good company for St Leger
- Gucci's film award designed for women
- The Wandering Falcon takes flight after 30 years
- Al Murray's comedy in common sense returns to Dubai stage
- Novak Djokovic struts his stuff at US Open
- Kenyan Abel Kirui defends marathon title at world championships
- Butt out: India's government aims to extinguish bidi habit
- Tweets mark start of FNC race
- New taxis outrank older models
- Sharjah opens mosque to non-Muslims as bridge between cultures
- Toxic spills rescue team to be set up
- Katanec unhappy with players' lack of training
- In wake of 9/11 loss, Baraheen Ashrafi rebuilt her family with faith
- 300,000 protest in Israel for reforms to ease cost of living
- Scotland angry after Czech draw
- Big two can become a greater one
- As NTC fighters close in on Bani Walid, 'under the table' talks underway
- Hafeez's century puts the tourists in command
- Rain puts paid to Indian hopes of a win after Parthiv's knock
- Clarke hails victory on tough pitch
- Donaldson excited to face Westwood and McIlroy
- Challenges facing the crisis-torn Rugby World Cup hosts
- Funders key for Egypt's small firms
- Gulf to help EU as Syrian oil banned
- IMF warns Kuwait on money laundering risk
- $300 million Las Vegas tower in peril
- Daoud Sultanzoy's post-9/11 journey back to Afghanistan mirrors his homeland's own story
- NFL erring on the side of too cautious with kick-offs
- Keeping up with Atlanta's Julio Jones
- Eagles ready to fly to top of NFL
- HGH testing for the NFL is now on hold
- HGH testing for the NFL is now on hold
- Diack: 'No chance' on any changes
- Media boom prompts calls for regulation
- Egypt edging near recession
- Ownership of new media outlets under the spotlight
- Felix and Richards-Ross power US women to relay gold
- Pearson golden with fourth-fastest 100m hurdles
- Bolt makes amends with lightning quickness
- Hardliners threaten charity, may force Iraqi orphanage to close
- Global anxieties set to trickle down
- Germany's Angela Merkel faces isolation at home and abroad
- Abu Dhabi ranks 24th in prices as hotel room rates decline
- Eid holiday boosts UAE hotels
- Sanctions cloud Syria's big plans
- Supertanker owners stand to benefit in scramble to fill oil gap
- Film gives voice to special needs
- Schools 'failed to help my boy'
- Campus food leaves bitter taste
- A sound diet must begin at home, say educators
- Some schools move towards a fairer bill of fare
- If he only had a heart ...
- Emirates Road upgrade to continue
- Sanctions jeopardise Syrian energy revival
- Dream Ahead first horse to win July Cup and Sprint Cup double
- Walter Swinburn forced to end trainer career
- A new day in UAE's political experiment
- Diplomatic row with Turkey puts Israel on notice
- Calculating cattle
- One fight NHL enforcers can't win
- Baniyas coach Vieira counting on David Trezeguet
- The more expensive the ticket, the more mediocre the fare
- The US is changing - for the worse, if action isn't taken
- Turkey's newfound influence leaves old alliances behind
- As Qaddafi is ejected off the African stage, his financial legacy lingers
- Heavy mobile traffic set to flow this way
- Sacrificing joy and contentment on the altar of profit
- What's the end-game for the Syrian crisis?
- Israel's brutality should be widely condemned
- Cartoon 04/08/2011
- Liverpool targets one-sport India
- Pacquiao ready for Marquez
- Observing Life: The doctor is not in
- Love knitwear? There's much more to choose from now
- Stay at Ibn Battuta Gate Hotel
- Don't let sunglasses counterfeiters pull the wool over your eyes
- Festival-going in your thirties is not for the faint of heart
- A big leap in the business of gaming
- Coaxing out excellence
- The art of building a wealth division
- A real Mad Man recalls the bygone era of selling the dream
- 'One Day' is already here for Anne Hathaway
- Awaiting the big green payoff
- How to get the best curtains for your space
- Investors-in-training sign up to trade up
- Asamoah Gyan on brink of leaving Sunderland for Turkey
- Money & Me: Entrepreneur finds her sweet spot
- Markets always a captive audience for Federal Reserve chairman
- On the Money: Call to home ownership is finally loud and clear
- Lebanese imam found dead in London Islamic centre
- Law says women should get equal pay for equal work
- Techophile: In lieu of steady hands, try these image stabilisers
- Diversify assets so they don't all dip at the same time
- Deals of the Week: Mashreq Bank's credit-card customers get a break
- Fill your ears, and brain, with free audio books
- NTC will move its base to Tripoli next week
- Ten years after 9/11, Baraheen Ashrafi recalls 'the day my world ended'
- Murray’s diet switch hard to stomach
- Hopes of a medal for Christian Olsson
- Bolt back from the blues
- Gap with rest will see 'big two' break away, warns Valdano
- Messi and Argentina bring a city plenty of joy
- Zvonareva sloppy but moves on
- Things just got a lot harder for the UAE
- Park leads the stroll for South Korea
- Katanec left fuming at poor UAE performance
- Six are in bidding for 2020 Summer Olympics
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