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·Abbas: reconciliation agreement with Hamas only to be signed in Egypt
·UN extends Bhutto inquiry commission
·Gaza sees more newborns of malformation
·Iraqis yearn for peace, prosperity in 2010
·Obama writes to CIA, marking death of 7 staffers in Afghanistan
·Woods loses ATT sponsorship
·Iran says no more tolerance of anti-regime moves provoked by enemies
·UN chief confers with world leaders on climate change
·Blue moon to shine over parts on New Year's eve
·No more tolerance with anti-gov't rioters: Iran's police chief
·Commonwealth expedition team reaches South Pole
·U.S. gov't provides 3.8 bln dollars of new capital to GMAC
·Luxury housing prices go through the roof
·U.S. slaps punitive penalties on Chinese oil tubular goods
·Chinese shares gain 80% in 2009
·China Mobile's vice chairman removed from post
·Net access being restored in Xinjiang
·Russia-U.S. nuclear talks continue: Russian diplomat
·Gold falls for first session in four amid optimistic economy recovery
·U.S. sets preliminary penalties on Chinese steel grating
·Crude prices rise slightly on positive consumer confidence, cold weather
·Wall Street retreats after 6-day rally
·Japanese PM calls on India to sign nuclear treaty
·Xinhua top 10 world news events in 2009
·A miserable year for corrupt officials in China
·Israeli PM says time to renew peace talks with Palestinians
·China to lift ban on hepatitis B carriers in study, work
·China launches national Internet television
·Wall Street reaches new 2009 closing high on upbeat holiday sales
·Charlie Sheen said to threaten wife with knife
·DPRK confirms detention of American for illegal entry
·Consumer groups challenge Google's purchase of AdMob
·Obama condemns Iran's crackdown on protesters
·China approves death sentence to British drug smuggler
·More than 120 whales die in strandings in New Zealand
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优习英语学习网英语新闻栏目每日更新最新鲜的英语新闻,让你在进行英语阅读的同时,了解国内外时事!
·Abbas: reconciliation agreement with Hamas only to be signed in Egypt
·UN extends Bhutto inquiry commission
·Gaza sees more newborns of malformation
·Iraqis yearn for peace, prosperity in 2010
·Obama writes to CIA, marking death of 7 staffers in Afghanistan
·Woods loses ATT sponsorship
·Iran says no more tolerance of anti-regime moves provoked by enemies
·UN chief confers with world leaders on climate change
·Blue moon to shine over parts on New Year's eve
·No more tolerance with anti-gov't rioters: Iran's police chief
·Commonwealth expedition team reaches South Pole
·U.S. gov't provides 3.8 bln dollars of new capital to GMAC
·Luxury housing prices go through the roof
·U.S. slaps punitive penalties on Chinese oil tubular goods
·Chinese shares gain 80% in 2009
·China Mobile's vice chairman removed from post
·Net access being restored in Xinjiang
·Russia-U.S. nuclear talks continue: Russian diplomat
·Gold falls for first session in four amid optimistic economy recovery
·U.S. sets preliminary penalties on Chinese steel grating
·Crude prices rise slightly on positive consumer confidence, cold weather
·Wall Street retreats after 6-day rally
·Japanese PM calls on India to sign nuclear treaty
·Xinhua top 10 world news events in 2009
·A miserable year for corrupt officials in China
·Israeli PM says time to renew peace talks with Palestinians
·China to lift ban on hepatitis B carriers in study, work
·China launches national Internet television
·Wall Street reaches new 2009 closing high on upbeat holiday sales
·Charlie Sheen said to threaten wife with knife
·DPRK confirms detention of American for illegal entry
·Consumer groups challenge Google's purchase of AdMob
·Obama condemns Iran's crackdown on protesters
·China approves death sentence to British drug smuggler
·More than 120 whales die in strandings in New Zealand