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I wish I had the job same as Ben Southall, the winner in the famous world’s best job. This guy was so lucky to having chosen as the care taker of this untouched island in Australia with A$150,000 (£74,000) salary and a rent-free, three-bedroom beachside villa. And guess what this job entails? Actually, this is not a tough job for all he’s able to do is snorkel, sail, feed the fish and blog everything he’s gotten that day.hmmm..that sound’s fun, whaddya think?!

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Who hasn’t known Connie Culp? In 2004, she appeared on news after a failed murder by her own husband, Thomas. The gunshot disfigured Connie’s nose, cheeks and upper jaw; while, the metal fragments smashed her skull. Only her upper lids, chin and forehead were left. The tragedy made her a living corpse.

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The biggest face up of the world’s two most renowned boxing fighters—Oscar De La Hoya and Manny Pacquiao—has finally set the ring on fire, with one’ remarkable victory and the other’s untamed defeat.

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For Al Qaeda, it’s never easy to forgive and forget. Although Barack Obama’s presidency is closing the war against terrorism, the Islamic extremist group lashed the president’s hypocrisy and raged out the global war.

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For centuries, the United States has been the powerful nation in the world. It is the land, which the developing countries revere of, the third world countries seek alms, and the terrorist nations seek revenge.

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Since the time of Bush administration, the Big Three—General Motors, Ford and Chrysler—asked the government for a $25 billion program to help them market more fuel-efficient vehicles and save the looming US auto industry. However, that’s not the whole side of the story, the three leading automakers are prompting the government for another $25 billion low interest loans.

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After an Internet giant Yahoo has been struggling in the verge of downfall, the main question is, who will topple the colossal demands of web advertising? Would it be Microsoft who controls the monopolistic software market? Or, would it be Google who ranked first on advertising revenues?

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