US pop art giant dies aged 82
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Robert Rauschenberg, born in Texas in 1925, spearheaded style called the Combines during 1950s
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Robert Rauschenberg, born in Texas in 1925, spearheaded style called the Combines during 1950s
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We hate to say it, but we were writing about China on the brink in February – albeit that we had some help at that time from the Telegraph's Beijing correspondent, Richard Spencer. Nevertheless, we had been writing in a similar vein the previous December , the combination of our two pieces suggesting that the Chinese economy is much more fragile than was generally reckoned. Now, The Times is retailing...
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Serbia's pro-Western coalition, led by President Boris Tadic's Democratic Party, has been named the winner of the country's parliamentary elections.
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Burning incense may be good for your spiritual wellbeing, but they could damage your health.The fragrant smoke, used in religious ceremonies and to scent rooms, contains a cocktail of harmful chemicals linked to physical disorders, scientists say.
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Michael Jackson's Neverland ranch has been saved from being auctioned off to the highest bidder by a Los Angeles real-estate investment company.
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The fate of some 150 rare giant pandas in China is unknown following a large earthquake that is feared to have killed tens of thousands of people.
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AT LEAST 30 people were killed and 100 injured after a series of bombs exploded tonight in the historic Indian tourist city of Jaipur.
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Tony Blair, in his role as Mideast envoy, yesterday said that Israel has agreed to remove several West Bank checkpoints and ease the flow of traffic through others.
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An Australian motorist has been fined for putting a seatbelt around a case of beer instead of a five-year-old passenger
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Clinton campaigned doggedly yesterday, hoping an anticipated landslide could interrupt Obama's glide to the party's nomination
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BURMA'S military regime was today accused of siphoning off high-quality aid for cyclone victims and replacing it with rotten food.
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A senior US diplomat says North Korea appears to have handed over full details of its plutonium programme.
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A father who was ordered by a judge to keep a close eye on his daughter's education has been jailed for six months after she failed a maths exam.
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Senator Barack Obama embarked on his general election campaign on Tuesday facing resistance to a black candidate and questions about his patriotism in America's "redneck belt".
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Scrap metal hunters trying to cash in on rising commodity prices are interrupting combat exercises - sometimes fatally - in their determination to salvage ammunition from US military training grounds.