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Separate engines puzzle experts

Residents of Afghan capital wake up to find that Taliban has left.

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Crash of Flight 587

Flight security steps No apparent lapse; more review coming.

Evidence is confusing Scattering called 'extremely mysterious.'

Bush ready to act Administration feared another terrorist attack.

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Caves, tunnels, bunkers help to hide bin Laden

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Garth Brooks sticks to plan with new album Scarecrow

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Microsoft sets sights on tablet PC

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NYC police commissioner Bernard Kerik: Life after Sept. 11

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Trench debris tells a tale USA TODAY reporter gets glimpse of what life is like for fighters battling to keep control of Afghanistan.
Bioterror fear could boost e-filing IRS says it's ready for surge in electronic filing, but agency doesn't want to add to public's worries.
U.N. supports U.S. in forming postwar regime Seven nations pledge to establish broad-based Afghan administration.
Pentagon to base aircraft in Tajikistan Military hopes to pressure the Taliban and increase humanitarian aid.

U.S.-Russia summit

Russia draws closer to long-sought role President Bush prepares to meet Russian leader on U.S. soil for first time on Tuesday.

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Heart pumps can be permanent solution Landmark study finds implanted devices can be alternative to transplant for many patients.
Aggressive treatment boosts anthrax survival Inhaled anthrax is treatable, Journal of the American Medical Association reports.

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Wall Street reacts Markets remain shaky after stocks plunge as much as 198 points on word of plane crash.
No-interest loan deals General Motors extends offer of interest-free loans on new vehicles until Jan. 2.
American's stock pounded Plane crash renews fears about airlines as stock falls 10%.

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