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    So nobody is watching the movie anymore?

    CANBERRA (Reuters) - Two in three Australian travelers are either members of the notorious Mile High Club or would like to be a member, a survey showed Monday. Reuters
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    More snakes on a plane

    HANOI (Reuters) - Vietnam has seized more than a ton of ratsnakes found aboard a Vietnam Airlines flight from Bangkok, the second time in about a month such snakes were found in air cargo to Vietnam, state media said on Friday. Reuters
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    Woman filmed killing of lover

    BEIJING (Reuters) - A 19-year-old Chinese student recorded the killing and dismembering of her married lover by her boyfriend, local media said on Friday. Reuters
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    Customers desert smoke-free restaurant

    BEIJING (Reuters) - Beijing's first smoke-free restaurant chain faces going out of business after its customers deserted it in droves after the ban was enforced, state media reported on Friday. Reuters
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    Army offers to pay as stray rocket hits house

    MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's military Thursday offered compensation to a homeowner after a small rocket veered off course and hit his country house outside Moscow. Reuters
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    Army offers to pay as stray rocket hits house

    MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's military Thursday offered compensation to a homeowner after a small rocket veered off course and hit his country house outside Moscow. Reuters
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    Burglar finds corpse and calls police

    BERLIN (Reuters) - A Berlin burglar's break-in took an unexpected turn when he stumbled upon a corpse and felt compelled to call the police. Reuters
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    Stolen boomerang comes back

    CANBERRA (Reuters) - Proving boomerangs really do come back, an Australian town was Thursday celebrating the return of a boomerang stolen from an outback museum by an American tourist 25 years ago. Reuters
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    Don't send in the clowns

    LONDON (Reuters) - Bad news for Coco and Blinko -- children don't like clowns and even older kids are scared of them. Reuters
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    Police ask suspect: aren't you dead?

    VILNIUS (Reuters) - Police in the Lithuanian city of Klaipeda were baffled to discover that a woman arrested for shoplifting last weekend had been registered as dead a month earlier. Reuters
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    Computer can help your dog communicate

    BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Hungarian scientists are working on computer software analyzing dog barks that could allow people to better recognize dogs' basic emotions, Hungarian ethologist Csaba Molnar said. Reuters
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    "Oh, I'm not actually recording, honey..."

    ROME (Reuters) - Recording secret videos of sex with your partner is not illegal, Italy's supreme court has ruled. Reuters
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    Citroen apologizes for scowling Mao ad

    BEIJING (Reuters) - French car-maker Citroen has apologized to China for running a full-page advertisement in several Spanish newspapers featuring a poster of late Chinese leader Mao Zedong pulling a wry face at a sporty hatch-back. Reuters
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    Higher wine prices boost drinking pleasure

    STANFORD, California (Reuters) - The more wine costs, the more people enjoy it, regardless of how it tastes, a study by California researchers has found. Reuters
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    New study blames Columbus for syphilis spread

    CHICAGO (Reuters) - New genetic evidence supports the theory that Christopher Columbus brought syphilis to Europe from the New World, U.S. researchers said Monday, reviving a centuries-old debate about the origins of the disease. Reuters
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    Man goes out window with Christmas tree

    BERLIN (Reuters) - A German man threw himself out of an apartment window along with a Christmas tree during a late-night attempt to dispose of his festive decorations. Reuters
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    Waving at girls costs man his arm

    CANBERRA (Reuters) - An Australian man who waved out of a car window at two young women was expected to lose his arm Monday after it was almost severed by another passing vehicle. Reuters
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    Body found with rake stuck in head

    VIENNA (Reuters) - The body of a young man was found in an elegant Vienna square with a rake embedded in his head, Austrian police said Saturday. Reuters
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    Twins separated at birth met and married

    LONDON (Reuters) - A couple discovered after they had married that they were twins who had been split up at birth and adopted by separate families, according to a member of Britain's House of Lords. Reuters
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    Man accidentally hangs self in amateur stunt

    VANCOUVER, British Columbia (Reuters) - A man was recovering in a Vancouver-area hospital after an attempt to film a mock hanging as a stunt accidentally became the real thing, police said on Thursday. Reuters