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Zimbabwe: No Reason to Celebrate for Murambatsvina Victims AllAfrica.com
THE marking of World Habitat Day on Monday should have been a momentous occasion in Zimbabwe.
Bush to Make No Child Left Behind Law Priority for Next Year Fox News
President Bush visited a charter school Thursday to announce the renewal of the No Child Left Behind law will be a priority for him next year but it needs some improvements.
SUSAN TOMPOR: On your street or Wall Street, stock rally a reason to smile Detroit Free Press
So, you say you're still not excited about your 401(k)? Well, this latest party on Wall Street cannot help but give investors a reason to take another more optimistic look at stocks. On Tuesday, the Dow Jones Industrial Average closed at a record 11,727.34, up 56.99 points for the day.
Int’l monitoring team assured on peace talks Manila Bulletin
Government and Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) ceasefire officials have assured the Malaysia-led International Monitoring Team (IMT) that there is no reason for the two sides not to return to the negotiating table, noting that the ceasefire is intact and still holding strongly.
Remarks by President Bush on No Child Left Behind PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance
The following is a transcript of remarks by President Bush on No Child Left Behind:
'Miami Herald' Editor Tightens Ethics Policy in Wake of Incident Editor and Publisher via Yahoo! News
NEW YORK Although The Miami Herald had no direct involvement in the ethical dust-up over paid broadcast appearances at El Nuevo Herald, its Spanish-language sister paper, Miami Herald staffers are being impacted in several ways.
Piercing mystery of old-age frailty International Herald Tribune
Scientists are surprised to find that, in many cases, a single factor - undetected cardiovascular disease - is often a major reason people become frail.
WWE News: Reason No Mercy’s main event was changed, Brooke Hogan speaks Lords of Pain
The reason WWE changed the main event for Sunday’s No Mercy pay-per-view to a Fatal Four-Way match is because they felt that Lashley would not be a big enough draw for the event and consequently, the buy rate would suffer.
Criticism of US no reason to alter fight against terror: Rumsfeld AFP via Yahoo! News
US Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld rejected a change in course in the war on terrorism, saying international criticisms of US policy were no reason to "stick our heads in the sand."



No Reason
You can contact me at nor@noreason.ca I have no reason to have a web page. As for you, be as sly as snakes and as simple as doves. (nigritude)
Beware markets with no reason to rally - MSN Money
Beware markets with no reason to rally. The current market rally is really a head-fake, driven by hope, not fundamentals. A lot of bad news is coming that
The Observer | Comment | Henry Porter: A few bad cartoons are no
A few bad cartoons are no reason to fall out I thought I knew exactly where I stood on freedom of speech. But the furore over the depiction of Muhammad
Independent Online Edition > Americas
Bush still sees no reason to apologise. Bush still sees no reason to apologise. By Rupert Cornwell in Washington. Published: 20 March 2006
Sudan: Darfur: "Too many people killed for no reason" - Amnesty
This report examines the conflict unfolding in Darfur, Western Sudan particularly in relation to the armed political groups acting in the region and the
Urban Legends Reference Pages: Ken Olsen
Did Digital founder Ken Olsen say there was 'no reason for any individual to have a computer in his home'?
Bush Says Election Ratified Iraq Policy (washingtonpost.com)
President Bush said the public's decision to reelect him was a ratification of his approach toward Iraq and that there was no reason to hold any
LRB | Adam Phillips : No reason for not asking
No reason for not asking. Adam Phillips. Selected Letters of William Empson by William Empson ed. John Haffenden · Oxford, 729 pp, £40.00