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ARTICLES FOR November 2011 PART 3/3
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- Syria's elites lacking awareness
- Defamation laws keep the aggrieved quiet
- Fall in oil demand a troubling prospect for region's exporters
- Dalton ignores the noise to take Bengals to first
- The eyes of Texans are on the play-offs
- Lessons learnt as a railroaded euro zone veers off course
- Murder contracts on former prisoners fit settler pattern
- Yemen’s Benghazi is a testing ground for national uprising
- What price freedom in a free zone?
- 1995: The year the ships came sailing in
- The UAE's history lesson
- First aid is an invaluable and basic skill for all parents.
- Americans in Paris
- Megadeth: Th1rt3en
- Liverpool flops shielded by shadow of an Anfield icon
- How the stars tweet for pocket money
- Wale: Ambition
- Plain speaking from Nokia's Tom Farrell
- How celebrity babies fare in the US
- Demographics: teenagers' latest concern
- Sharon Jones and the Dap-Kings: Soul Time!
- Cannavaro's second wind not a breeze
- Baniyas focus on overseas candidates as 'new coach will not be Emirati'
- Top 10 race films
- Dancing on the beach
- Key is to create local industry
- What you can buy for $1 million
- Premier League property market littered with pitfalls
- 5. A comb and mirror, c1940s
- Stars turn to children's clothing
- Small advances in Canon EOS 600D
- How video games can ruin marriages
- cartoon 08\11\11
- 6. Safety card from an Etihad airways A340-500, 2003
- Lotus
- Women charged over road rage fight
- Arab League in crisis talks over Syrian 'catastrophe'
- Manager jailed in warehouse death
- Adil Khalid: Broken mast in Volvo Ocean Race was scary
- Haj goes high-tech to ensure pilgrims' safety
- Warning over missing arms in Libya
- Weather denies Sri Lanka a chance to level series
- Filipino workers using UAE illegally to travel to banned countries
- Swimmers warned to stay ashore as storms whip up heavy winds
- Greece deal closer, but demand for PM to quit
- Rupert Murdoch paid Rebekah Brooks US$2.7 million' severance pay: report
- Eid home butchers face prosecution and a Dh2,000 fine
- Boy run over by school bus still cannot walk
- Sanaa 'could explode at any time'
- Rashid Hospital a symbol of evolving healthcare
- Used cars are the latest trend in UAE
- Imran Khan rallies Pakistanis against government
- Coyle delighted as payback has Bolton on 'upward spiral'
- Integrity of every cricket ball is now in the spot
- Disparity among cricketers breeds envy, fixing and the Majeeds
- Azzam skipper Ian Walker wants back in the water
- Stricken Azzam 'not out of it yet'
- Q&A: challenge for Volvo title is still possible
- EPL best and worst: Al Habsi raised the bar in vain
- Rio De La Plata short in Rome
- A swift and unwanted return for Azzam
- Ronaldo's real incentive at Madrid
- Hotels defend holding employees' passports
- Start-ups lament lack of consistency in UAE free zones
- Millions ‘stone devil’ on day two of Haj
- Eid Al Adha: a time for prayer, a time for family
- Budding actors' chance to star with Tom Hanks
- UAE motorsport officials out to drive safety message home
- Looking after F1 VIPs is a non-stop job for Muna
- Pitching a beach lifestyle in a free zone
- Dubai exports driven by free zones
- Egypt turns to Islamic finance for $400m loan to close deficit
- Shake-up in markets to boost new investment
- Gamers test Arabic version of popular internet shoot'em-up
- Dubai Autodrome ticks all FIA's boxes
- Rain expected during Eid Al Adha holiday
- Alfred Dunhill set to offer dining in Dubai
- The no-fuss Forte family
- Qatar: A portfolio that will only grow bigger
- Global goals fuel Qatar's ambition
- Image of peril hides Baghdad's charm
- Egypt's generals risk stability for their self-interest
- X Factor irrelevance
- Common sense on school schedules
- Regional conditions seem to point toward war
- Soaring cost of Eid goats stretches budget of Indian Muslim families
- Social whirl is exhausting
- Controversy over Akira remake
- cartoon 07\11\11
- Death of a camera: is the era of analogue filmmaking over?
- Past can't be judged by today's moral standards
- 4. Prototype postage stamp from Abu Dhabi, 1968
- Facebook harvests souls twice as fast as the Grim Reaper
- Comeback of Sid the Kid in Pittsburgh
- Website turns writing into a reality
- Watson lives again in new Sherlock Holmes author
- 3. Boat builder's drill, 1950s/60s
- Sheikh Zayed laid groundwork for environmental protection
- Flurry of brand-new hotels in Abu Dhabi means even more restaurants
- Afropop goes techno - and Damon Albarn is right there
- Viennale offers perfect confection of cinematic treats
- Damascus's upper class clings to its privileged illusions
- A new invasion, an old reality for famine-struck Somalia
- Growth better for poor than redistributions
- Cheaper food good for suppliers' profits and for consumers
- The science behind getting a good night's sleep
- Pakistan's positive spin on prospects at favourite Sharjah ground
- Shakespeare conspiracy theory comes to the big screen
- Skybar returns to Abu Dhabi – for four nights only
- HM Naqvi admits post-9/11 novel was 'a tough slog'
- Italy's Costacurta open to UAE move to work with 'famous figures'
- Ayyam Gallery honours five Middle Eastern photographers
- ICC in a fix from the ignorant naysayers
- Haj pilgrims perform devil stoning ritual
- Azzam's rigging is the first thing to investigate
- Kaymer takes HSBC Champions after remarkable birdie streak
- Ajmal strikes keep Sri Lanka in check
- Four receive suspended sentences over worker's death
- Millions of Muslims begin Haj pilgrimage near Mecca
- Al Sadd coach Fossati eyes Barcelona in Club World Cup
- Haj pilgrims practise not putting a foot wrong
- Corruption critics accuse India of attacking them to avoid watchdog
- IAEA: Iran had model of nuclear warhead
- 1. Woman's headdress, silver, early 20th century
- PM survives confidence vote; Greeks see hard times ahead
- BlackBerry can still pull out of graveyard spiral
- Thousands turn out for Eid prayers
- Azzam suspends racing from Volvo Ocean Race with broken mast
- Pakistan charges 2 officers, 5 suspected Taliban in Bhutto assassination
- Drosselmeyer 'mows down' field to win Breeders' Cup Classic
- 67 die in Nigerian violence
- UAE new member on Unesco board
- Arsene Wenger pays rich tribute to Robin van Persie
- All to play for on Sunday as Jacobson's lead down to just two shots
- Steve Williams likely to stay despite Tiger Woods slur
- Barff sets the early pace at UAE GT Championship
- Dhoni tight-lipped about Tendulkar ton
- 'Consistency' will be the key for Volvo Ocean Race teams
- Ferguson looks to Spain for Manchester United midfield problems
- Hard work not enough for quarterback Tebow
- Roethlisberger helps Steelers pass the test
- Chelsea: a club wary and wounded
- Familiar face rides to Chelsea's rescue
- Plenty of incentive at 'state-of-the-art' Yas Marina Circuit
- Seven killed, 51 injured in 34-vehicle crash in UK
- The start of an epic journey
- When it comes to selling fashion, language is crucial
- Man who 'smuggled guns' into UAE sues delivery company
- Coach Fossati full of praise as Qatari side Al Sadd triumph
- Jet leasing firm DAE cuts orders further
- In UAE desert, oases of free zones
- G20 tells banks to raise capital
- G20 tells banks to raise capital
- Panel rules for Citigroup in dispute
- Panel rules for Citigroup in dispute
- Tunisia’s unlikely allies say they are ready to bury differences
- Two more highlights of Sharjah Heritage area
- 1997: Sheikh Zayed wins Gold Panda award
- Growing veg with help from 50,000 fish
- New varieties come with potato farming
- Emirati is steering his Grand Prix to victory
- A need to engineer the bigger picture
- The answer to the queue? Just wait
- Old Sharjah souq a look into yesteryear
- Time to play ball off the court in NBA lockout
- Damascus compounds its mistakes by spurning the Arab League deal
- Syrian duplicity reveals another useful weakness
- A timely Eid reminder
- Breathing life into Sharjah's heritage
- UAE's economic ties with Latin America beneficial
- From a creek to a river of success
- In Ras Al Khaimah, a vision becomes international reality
- Premier League round-up: All of Saturday's action
- India meets latte and latches on
- Yas Marina's five-year plan is on track: Cregan
- Day of surprises as Manchester United scrape win
- Sir Alex Ferguson's incredible quarter century at Manchester United
- Sales calls are just not cool
- Euro's strength looks uncertain amid debt crisis
- Shadow cast over big solar project
- Morocco takes lead in Desertec's initiative
- 2. Foetal heart monitor from Al Ain's Oasis Hospital, early 1960s
- Leaders are being watched
- Learning as wealth for Emirates' future
- Nobody surprised by a cricket scandal except the punters
- The taint of bribes in the media still corrupts coverage
- A familiar fiction as US leaders blame Palestinians for UN vote
- cartoon 6/11/2011
- The changing face of Haj
- Ten steps to hosting the perfect barbecue
- Top 10: Stay in the grandest palaces built to serve
- Getting the job done better in a workspace with grace
- Surf's up all around you inside Senegal's triangular bay
- Money&Me: Cash makes consultant feel secure
- As hospitable as the Argentinian Andes get
- Four Seasons Resort Mauritius at Anahita a home away from home
- Hone travel hacking to a fine art for free flights and upgrades
- Younis holds up Sri Lanka as Pakistan struggle in Sharjah Test
- On the Money: App-enabled gadgets are gifts that keep on taking
- Travel Deals: sumptuous hotel stays
- Arab League warns peace deal failure would be 'catastrophic' for Syria
- Attacks on police and churches kill dozens in Nigeria
- Leader of Colombia's FARC insurgency killed
- On Your Side: Dismissed worker has options to stay in the UAE
- Magic in the snow at Chamonix, Europe's winter wonderland
- Mother of 9-year-old Iraqi suicide bomber arrested
- Myanmar amends election law, clearing Suu Kyi's return to politics
- Former '60 Minutes' commentator Andy Rooney dies
- Travel Essentials: durable, travel-ready camera bags
- Technophile: Convert memory lane for the information superhighway
- Travelling wih Kids: reckless on the streets of Colombo
- Islamic banks offer shelter in the storm
- Fiscal View: Perseverance pays off as equity markets surge
- 1998: first university for women opens with two campuses
- Not-so-ancient Creek history
- For undiscovered beaches, head to Palawan
- The desire to revise versus the need to remember
- Deals of the Week: NBAD helps customers consolidate debt
- App of the Week: Get in the airplane seat-picking driver's seat
- Hamilton has positive feel for Yas
- Hamilton has positive feel for Yas
- Rory McIlroy: An agent of change
- Jacobson has his eyes on a spot in Ryder Cup team
- Sangakkara joins 9,000 Test runs club
- Glasgow's grasp on Scottish league still firm
- Falcons' flight shows how American 'game works'
- Greek government in turmoil; G20 offers no solutions
- Cannie just playing his way through the UAE
- Strang show is impressive for Harlequins
- Sunderland coach visits Manchester with real conflict of interests
- Wenger will let Arsenal's detractors talk
- Al Faisal aims for second to first
- 13 more die despite Syria’s pledge to halt the violence
- Israelis halt and board two protest boats bound for Gaza
- Volvo start just the finish for some
- London cathedral caught in unholy mess over protesters
- Qantas sends expert to check superjumbo
- In the face of loss, a hope for their hearts to be healed
- Vikings used crystals to see past clouds
- Thorpe seventh on first race in his return
- On his quest for Black Gold, Antonio Banderas may just find his roots
- Fashion shoot: Rebel with a cause
- The Instant Expert: Vivien Leigh
- Meat traders accused of cashing in on Eid
- Pakistanis celebrate Eid with trip home to aid countrymen
- Residents urged to avoid illegal butchers
- Getting F1 to the starting line
- Ajman bemused by suspension of their leading scorer
- No reason to celebrate as Myanmar marks anniversary
- Auto world's diminutive star takes over Sheikh Zayed Road
- If Bugatti built bikes, they would be like the BMW S100RR
- The ordinary life of political icon Aung San Suu Kyi
- Parallel Stories: the renaissance of the novel
- British sitcom inspires Faulty Towers dining experience
- Sharjah Stadium back as oasis in the desert, just like old days
- Road Test: Porsche's Panamera is a Teutonic tearaway
- Former farmer holds onto his roots with Land Rover LR3 V8
- 1955's 507 was the soul-stirring flop that helped save BMW
- Uzbekistan, an unlikely example of Chevrolet's global influence
- France's Citroen takes on Germany with a promising result
- Revolutions and changing laws leave heirs unapparent
- Bhutan's 'Idol' rocks dragon lutes and Buddhist hymns
- Researchers complete 520-day mock mission to Mars
- Millions of Muslims begin first day of haj rites
- Iran complains of US interference in nuclear programme
- Man behind Chevrolet has rags to riches to rags story
- Kapoor rocks university
- The Air Bag: Don't be a Dubai motor show no go
- Forever Rumpole: relive the series
- Life Itself: film critic Roger Ebert turns the lens on himself
- Top 5: Chevrolets through the company's 100-year history
- Abu Dhabi's Ghaf Art Gallery opens Visions of Speed
- Pole Position: Youth needs help to progress in motorsport
- Go Gear: Alternative modes of transport
- 1999: 'Towering Arab personality' honoured
- Days when money didn't matter
- I-Spy: Alfa Romeo lets out the anticipated CXover undercover
- A little slice of Abu Dhabi on the quaint Spanish coast
- Hannon Jr angry as Strong Suit denied Churchill Downs run
- Ismael Matar gets one past Ajman
- 20 more die in Syria a day after Arab League peace deal
- Thorpe returns to swimming in the memory lane
- Abu Dhabi Storms silence Typhoon for Bangkok hockey international title
- Greek PM: No referendum on bailout; it's too risky
- Tendulkar flies the flag
- Critics: Kuwait's oil firm does poor job of training engineers
- 'Unequal' laws stir anger behind bars
- Pakistan cricketers and agent off to prison for spot-fixing
- Big chance for small islands
- Jordan court releases 15 Salafis jailed after April protests
- The sum of Abdulnasser Gharem, soldier artist
- Aldar builds on success as momentum increases
- Emirates Airline sees profits hit by rising fuel costs
- It's all systems go for Abu Dhabi's Maldives resort
- Draghi sees euro zone recession ahead
- All systems are go as Azzam set for South Africa
- Sangakkara's timely reminder at Sharjah Cricket Stadium
- Golden Beirut: Broad sweep of styles and influences
- Iain Sinclair: Ghost Milk
- Ben Lopez: The Negotiator
- Al Faisal told to expect battle in Porsche GT3 series
- What Shaun Edwards can do for England
- Tries galore from Rama Chand
- John Grisham: The Litigators
- Chris Ryan: Killing for the Company
- Leaders offer their Eid greetings
- UAE continues its rise in UN human development rankings
- Two new boosts for recycling
- Naked woman thrown out of window, court hears
- Phase two of Salam open today
- Day before Eid Al Adha one of salvation: sermon
- Regional computer sales outpace the global rate
- Euro crisis takes toll on Dubai Group
- Tabreed to shift focus and ride out slowdown
- Deyaar leaps on DFM after returning to profit
- Moroccan hotels feel euro-zone chill factor
- In Remembrance: A lover, and great observer, of the natural UAE
- Indian schools provider steps up pace
- Crackdown on Kurds tests limits of Turkish democracy
- When an ice bath won't do, give the baby a Golden Globe
- Six reasons why Greece's woes are the world's agony
- For Pakistan and India, peace starts with a trade pact
- Nisreen Shocair: Chief knows that's entertainment
- 14 killed in Oman flash floods; 60 rescued from two hospitals
- cartoon 4/11/2011
- Aiming high in the war against cancer
- London house for sale (needs work): £75m
- 'So much for les trente glorieuses': French nostalgic for prosperity era
- Germans vexed by 'stubborn' Greeks and their profligate ways
- Trade instead of troops
- Time Frame: Muhammad Ali tours Abu Dhabi
- Sanctions still preferred in Iran nuclear standoff
- A new friend for Unesco in the UAE
- Toothless hygiene
- Sorry, but it seems this Elvis has now left the building
- Royally perplexed by myths and Malthus
- From the desk of Rupert Wright: For you, best price
- Kenneth Cobonpue's transformative furniture designs
- City's David Silva shaping up among world's best midfielders
- Easy barbecue recipes
- Home Shopping: Garden lights and solar gadgets at The Solar Light Centre
- Trendspotting: Take a long-term, heirloom approach
- Pakistan's Butt, Asif, Amir jailed for spot-fixing
- High fuel prices drive down Emirates Airline profits by 76%
- Keegan Bradley opens up two stroke lead at HSBC Champions
- Maison d'Art opens new shop in Jumeirah
- Men posed as police during carjacking, court told
- Iraq desert dispute reignites sectarian feud
- UAE ranks high in UN development report
- Man threw prostitute out hotel window, court told
- House Doctor: Draw the focus away from flaws
- Deyaar profits build confidence among traders as shares rise in Dubai
- Force India
- Dental crisis in children 'an epidemic', say dentists
- Greek prime minister to meet G20 leaders over bailout referendum crisis
- Best barbecue accessories
- Police to install CCTV links for schools
- Pakistan v Sri Lanka: Session updates from Sharjah Test
- UAE wins place on Unesco executive board
- Region pledges to help Afghanistan
- Bus safety warning for private schools
- Mancini confident of visiting Napoli after City sweep aside Villarreal
- Forget dress-down Friday, here comes Tutu Thursday
- Creator of successful UK road safety campaign to steer the UAE
- Urban planning: you can like or dislike it on Facebook
- Pakistan opens trade door to India
- Former atomic chief Blix calls for a new approach to Iran
- New five-star lounge lifts off at Terminal 1
- 12 more nurses for paediatric care unit
- Egyptian election campaigns kick off
- Birth of a team: Abu Dhabi's vision sets sail
- Strategic decisions are risky business in world of sailing
- Shamed cricketers plead for freedom
- More nights in the Pro League like these, please
- Mariano Donda's good work comes undone as Wasl lose at home
- When Abu Dhabi had 30 cars
- Palestinian official calls for world community to stand up to Israel
- 2000: Providing the opportunity to invest
- Syria agrees to withdraw military forces from streets
- Customs trained to spot items that can kill
- The long road from Sharjah to Tripoli
- Social workers must now be licensed
- Manny Pacquiao adds new sting to his blow
- Gulf Cup tournament is shifted to Bahrain
- Gulf Cup tournament is shifted to Bahrain
- Treble from Tony eases the pressure on Baniyas
- Treble from Tony eases the pressure on Baniyas
- Treble from Tony eases the pressure on Baniyas
- Afridi back to play ODIs for Pakistan after a chat with Ashraf
- Calls for serious efforts to wipe out fixing and corruption in cricket
- Fixing-scarred Pakistan seek new beginning where it all began, Sharjah
- Akeed Mofeed may have to bide time for Newmarket
- Israel test-fire of missile sparks fears it will strike Iran
- Saleh on 'verge of stepping down'
- Euro crisis may 'rattle' Emirates
- UAE companies debut with 5th place in bribery global survey
- Rocco Forte rolls back into town with luxury hotel
- Ex-nuclear chief urges joint GCC effort
- Attention to detail makes Azzam a skipper's dream
- Antonio Cassano faces biggest fight of his life
- Medical procedure means Redknapp misses Rubin Kazan match
- Q&A: Adel Abdullah
- DP World Australian ports hit by strikes
- Damas in talks to repay Dh35m
- Piracy hijacks growth of pay-TV
- Samsung to play it smart with partners
- News of Greek referendum continues to rattle markets
- Moody's cuts ratings for Egyptian banks
- Ajman Bank optimism begins to bear fruit
- DNO merger with RAK Petroleum wins approval
- Coming soon to a screen near you
- Pakistan offers India more than just trade status
- Ethics code is first step in legal reform
- The cricket fix is in
- It's getting rather crowded
- Grotto's undoubted beauty cannot disguise ugly truths
- Careers in aviation ready to take off
- Active and at peace at resort in the desert
- The last, expensive, word in bathrooms
- Dads and their girls at work
- Jazira assistant coach Hugo Broos has always been in demand
- Morocco needs a new social contract to promote stability
- Palestinian cause looked at in a new light after uprisings
- Who has style when everyone owns the same handbag?
- cartoon 03\11\11
- Idea could work for all
- Caddie Waldman finds it tough to cut it as a pro player
- Yani Tseng's dominance in women's golf should earn her Golfer of the Year
- Volvo Ocean Race: high-tech control centre will keep crews informed
- Steaks, a butler and books: early round the world yacht races were less intense
- Volvo Ocean Race designer had hands full with three yachts
- A round-up of the best celebrity tweets of the week
- Why there's always a place for pasta
- Shadow art
- Arun Shourie on his tale of cerebral palsy and enduring love
- The Help
- The search for a massage match
- Dolphin Tale
- British institution The Ivy keeps to its high standard in Dubai
- Steven Spielberg's adventures with Tintin
- The singer Adele's voice takes a hit
- Yasalam: designers sharpen their pencils for Cut&Paste showdown
- The Rum Diary
- Tower Heist
- Hergé's Tintin books chart adventures in controversy
- Agreement with Maoist fighters offers new hope for Nepali government
- WikiLeaks' Assange should be extradited: UK court
- Freshen up your outdoor living space
- Six of the Best: Barbecue brights
- Designer Living: Grant James's flexible, durable outdoor space
- Fire at French newspaper following Prophet Mohammed insult
- Worker killed in construction site fall
- Construction supervisor gets suspended sentence over fatal highrise fall
- Israel to speed up settlement building
- Police seize 3kg of heroin at Dubai airport
- Wildlife enthusiasts offered free places on conservation trip
- Palestinians to use Unesco victory to target other bodies
- Inmate must pay for uniform of officer he assaulted
- Shahid Afridi in line to return for Pakistan for ODI series in UAE
- Abu Dhabi Awards receive record 22,000 entries
- Bahrain has 'investigated every death and torture case'
- Air Arabia shares follow profits downwards
- West Indies wrap up Test series win in Bangladesh
- Man organised street gambling, court told
- Ahmadinejad boosted by minister's survival over bank fraud scandal
- Transport projects aim to go the extra mile
- Syria 'agrees' to Arab peace map
- Qatar to hold legislative elections in 2013
- US probes evidence linking Syrian officials to the father of Pakistan's atomic bomb
- Ancient settlements detected at Dalma Island and Al Khan
- Filipinos gain audience with consul-general
- Pedestrian and motorist both killed in Dubai collision
- Messi breaks 200 goal barrier as Barcelona progress in Champions League
- UAE winning battle against trafficking
- Traders shudder as US squeezes Iran
- Banks to close for Eid Al Adha
- Dreams of a walk along beach for young Oday
- Masdar and Scotland plan partnership in energy research
- Shot in the arm for Emirati nurses
- Pakistani cricket cheats face prison over match fixing
- Inhabitants chased out of base for Qaddafi forces
- Foreign policy a casualty of US election
- 2001: UAE teams help clear landmines
- Banking on country's future
- UAE team Al Nabooda Racing geared for action
- Phil Anderton's departure 'no surprise' to Al Jazira
- It is time for Pakistan cricketers to pay their dues
- ICC chief executive Haroon Lorgat: Let this serve as a warning
- Respect between title rivals Jazira and Wasl
- Sergio Garcia is enjoying a renaissance
- Ocean racing leads to a rationale for food rations
- Abdullah meets Russian minister
- The disaster that wasn't
- Eid school holidays reduced
- Familiarity breeds respect between Inter coach Ranieri and Cole
- A defeat to Manchester City will sink Yellow Submarine
- Greece calls 'suicidal' euro vote
- Thousands of UN schools staff strike for third time in Gaza Strip
- Three-month roadblock called off by Indian tribe
- Lebanese army says it is controlling the borders
- Lebanese army says it is controlling the borders
- Tourists help bolster numbers at Barcelona's Camp Nou
- Dunaden prevails to give Qataris cheer in Melbourne Cup
- Hard to see anyone prevent Lionel Messi retaining Ballon d'Or
- Big price tag weighs heavy on Jordan Henderson
- Employers resist expat pensions
- Greek shock hammers markets
- Wheel of Fortune and Jeopardy! to be produced in Middle East
- Etihad launches flights to Indian Ocean idylls Maldives and Seychelles
- Regulator steps in to aid UAE brokerages
- Warning over downgrade puts DIFC Investments under pressure
- Optimism spurs Eid travel plans
- Oil price fails to rattle Opec
- Enec expects reactor OK in July
- Aldar declines after job cuts
- US draws down in Iraq, and Baghdad takes the reins
- Job creation is the to key to a robust economic recovery
- On a crowded rock we call home, can chocolate survive?
- The importance of finding the right nanny
- Palestine's Unesco vote awkward for US
- UN victory for Palestine needs no extra fallout
- cartoon 02\11\11
- Taxing time for US expats
- Daman gives itself a colourful makeover
- Jumeirah Group enters Abu Dhabi hotel industry
- Rocco Forte hotel makes a wave of its own
- St Regis expands into the Middle East
- Westin opens at Abu Dhabi Golf Club
- Park Hyatt the first to open
- Resource nationalism proves contagious
- Room boom launches peak season
- Counterfeiters try to cash in on holidays with fake iPads
- Arab Spring puts damper on regional ad spending
- TV and gadgets are making Americans obese and obtuse
- Still coughing
- A gamble Greece can't afford to lose
- Phil Anderton: The Pro League pioneer
- A look inside fashion designer Andrew Gn's magic salon
- Personal grooming is not limited to your razor, gentlemen
- Marco Pierre White: Spaghetti alla Sorrentina
- Tropfest Arabia to join Yasalam on Corniche beach
- The highs and lows for Ian Bell
- Art that's fit to print: posters, lithographs in Dubai exhibitions
- Desert island books: Wilbur Smith
- Style File: Mica Paris
- Japan shows the world how to handle the cocoa bean
- The triumph of Japanese cuisine
- My Life: Societal change can come quietly, too
- Katie Trotter: Drawing the (hem) line
- Ayrton Senna film puts the man in focus
- Have chief executives become the new celebrities?
- Mica Paris promises dancing amid the decadence of F1 ball
- Ask Ali: Bu Tinah island and environment as heritage
- Life lessons: Bahareh
- Observing Life: My master band plan
- The odd couples of the music world
- Eid Al Adha break for schools won't be extended, says Ministry
- Man, 72, called police more than 900 times to play music, court told
- Pakistani cricketers Asif and Butt found guilty in spot-fixing trial
- A lesson in dealing with militants
- Teen who designed UAE's national flag was 'in a flutter'
- Queen Elizabeth's royal yacht among first to visit Jebel Ali Port
- Al Ittihad: the newspaper that symbolises the union
- 2009: The Abu Dhabi GP
- Jebel Ali Port: where the UAE meets the rest of the world
- International arrest warrant issued for Arafat's widow
- The Arab Spring: started by the young, controlled by the old
- Children hold court at the FNC
- Crimeproof your house if you are away during Eid, Dubai Police say
- Britain requests evidence in case of prisoner who died in police custody
- Gulf investors avoid stocks in favour of property
- Cleaner took laptops from Royal Court office, court told
- UK faces 'disturbing' number of cyber attacks
- Mental health awareness forums return to Sheikh Khalifa Medical City
- More than 1.5 million travel to Saudi Arabia for Haj
- Greek referendum news casts shadow on UAE markets
- Graham Henry quits as All Blacks coach
- Peace proposal for Syria
- Kim Kardashian to divorce
- Bundles of joy - and a cause for concern
- Chiefs pounce on Rivers botched snap to snatch victory
- Dubai asks residents to give blood
- She'd give you the hair off her head
- Gas safety visits for 5,000 Dubai houses
- Census is extended three more days to visit final homes
- US recovers millions in misappropriated aid
- Melbourne Cup stays in French hands after Dunaden pips Red Cadeaux
- Airport security pact signed between UK and UAE
- Pardew: Demba Ba hat-trick will not be a one-off
- Lymphoma patient told he had HIV dies abroad
- Air-conditioning levies leave JBR owners hot under collar
- Code of ethics to regulate lawyers
- Turkey to try to smooth relations between Afghanistan and Pakistan
- Germany weaves web of its modern history
- Maradona's perfect gift
- Phil Anderton resigns as chief executive at Al Jazira
- Batsman Mohammed Riyan is offered a study and play deal
- Al Bateen School pupils happy as they are making sporting history
- Summer games led to a contract with Notts County
- The yacht club is a small one in Volvo Ocean Race
- Fate hangs in the balance for Pakistan cricket pair
- Al Orafi 'happy to take the job' at Baniyas
- 'Novelty' of Maradona and Wasl has worn off Jazira
- Knee-jerk reaction by Baniyas sad to see
- Unesco awards membership to Palestine; US to withhold funding
- La Russa bows out on top with Cardinals
- Explosions damage four Yemeni fighter jets at Sanaa airport
- Another day, another dirham: how good is your workplace?
- du rings up Dh489 million profit
- DIFC Courts' jurisdiction widens
- Aldar sheds jobs as part of strategy adjustment
- Gulf Finance House returns to black
- Growth in Asia threatens to backfire
- Turkey's sombre celebration
- Rule of law will determine Arab states' future
- Proper diagnosis of prescription abuse
- Caveman marketing
- US leaves fiasco in Iraq
- Office rents start to bottom out
- Sorouh profit up despite decline in rental prices
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