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Gas Smugglers Dodge the Law in Brazil and Venezuela New York Times
The price disparity for gas between Brazil and Venezuela has generated a booming contraband trade that is spurring fuel traffickers to use ingenious efforts at evasion.
Gasoline smuggling flourishes on the Brazil-Venezuela border International Herald Tribune
Both governments try to control the problem created by an enormous disparity in prices.
PR Newswire Summary of Technology Copy, Dec. 1, 2006 SYS-CON Media
Following is a summary of high technology news releases mitted today by PR Newswire. The full text of these releases is available at the PR Newswire for Journalists, http://media.prnewswire.com/.
Eva La Rue finds stability as Natalia Boa Vista on 'CSI: Miami' NorthJersey.com
Eva La Rue had a bad case of freshman jitters on "CSI: Miami."
Angola's cholera toll breaches 2,500-mark AFP via Yahoo! News
A cholera epidemic in Angola, one of Africa's worst, has claimed 2,537 lives since February but is gradually abating, a health official has said.
More cholera deaths in Angola News 24 South Africa
A cholera epidemic in Angola, one of Africa's worst, has claimed 2 537 lives, but is gradually abating, says a health official.
Turkey day is over so try something different The Arizona Republic
Restaurants in the Southeast Valley to try now that Thanksgiving is over.
Grossman still talk of the town San Diego Union-Tribune
Nov. 24 (UNION-TRIBUNE): It was Alumni Day at the Chargers game against the Cleveland Browns three weeks ago, and there were so many former players in attendance that, standing on the visitors' sideline, they stretched nearly from one goal line to the other. The men represented all decades. Some were the all-time greats, others had been all but forgotten.
La Rue adjusts to ‘Miami’ heat Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Eva La Rue had a bad case of freshman jitters on “CSI: Miami.” “I was afraid I was going to be fired,” she says of joining the cast last season. “I think they didn’t know what to do with me.”
What to watch Monday USA Today
Star Search contestant and The Class actor Sam Harris does a little singing, and CSI: Miami uses real events from actress Eva LaRue's life in this episode.