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Maurice Clemmons, named in connection with the killings, in a file photo released by US police
US police killer suspect 'shot'
Police in Seattle say they have shot and possibly killed a man suspected of killing four officers in an attack on a cafe.
US police 'shot dead in ambush'
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Porfirio Lobo carries a child on electio day in Honduras Zelaya rival wins Honduran poll
An opponent of ousted President Manuel Zelaya wins Honduras' presidential election, five months after the overthrow.

Tiger Woods, file from Oct 2008 Woods hits out at 'false rumours'
Tiger Woods hits out at "unfounded rumours" circulating since he was involved in a car accident early on Friday.


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2010 Oscars promise most open field for years
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A US university takes drastic steps to deal with obesity
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