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Articles in February 2007 issue of AFP

• Suzuki Motor on track for record year
• Paerson confident of ski gold but Byggmark could steal show
• Bill Gates stops in Romania on Vista promotion tour
• Oil prices ease but remain at 57 dollars
• Olympic champion helps China top the Asian games medals table
• Scanavacca gets nod at fly–half for France rugby clash
• Sudan charges US with seeking to topple regime
• NKorea may take "first step" to end nuclear program: US
• Nigeria tests another 11 human samples for bird flu
• General says fewer troops needed for Iraq surge plan
• NKorea may take 'first step' to end nuclear program: US
• 10 soldiers killed in attack in Yemen
• School tango tougher than Super Bowl, says Manning
• Unbeatens Adamek, Dawson vie for light–heavyweight title
• Lights out across Europe to raise environmental awareness
• Binge eating more prevalent than anorexia, bulimia in US: study
• Tennis: Haas leads German trio into quarter–finals
• UN envoy appeals for Kosovo compromise
• Minister blames Jakarta floods on excessive construction
• China insists its military rise poses no threat
• Macquarie, BC Partners fail in bid to buy Techem
• More bones found at India's "House of Horrors"
• New Polish football commissioner appointed
• Auckland Blues beat Canterbury Crusaders in Super 14 opener
• French sports minister calls for Landis hearing to be postponed
• Oil prices advance as OPEC output reduction begins
• Ferguson tells United stars to earn their Spurs
• Prisoners allowed books, not video games: Swiss court
• AIDS–ravaged Swaziland gears up for circumcision fever
• Skiing: Paerson the underdog chasing alpine harmony
• Gaza clashes shatter ceasefire
• Parmalat reports 27 percent spurt in operating earnings
• US fans scoop up TVs ahead of Super Bowl Sunday
• Two dead as US helicopter crashes in Iraq
• Thomas's rugby career in doubt after ban
• Demonstrators press for a piece of gas wealth in Bolivia
• Hu visits Zambia amid growing discontent about Chinese investors
• Brumbies' kicking floors Chiefs in Super 14 rugby clash
• Iran shows nuclear plant
• Beirut political crisis could endanger aid pledges
• Italian football chief stands firm on suspension
• Skiing: Organisers optimistic over super–G
• Eto'o on the fast track and in Barca squad
• Dubious milestone for storied Celtics
• Nigeria bird flu death confirmed: WHO
• Creative's woes not over despite tasty bite of Apple
• Hingis thrilled with her 'second chance'
• Egypt finds arms caches near Gaza border
• Israel restricts access to Jerusalem mosque compound
• Ponting steers Australia to cricket victory over New Zealand
• China reports sale of 120 million mobile phones in 2006
• Gulf states to discuss nuclear ambitions with UN watchdog
• Mobile phone operators mull creating rival to Google
• Baghdatis wins Zagreb ATP final
• Australian nudists told to slap on the sunscreen
• Rooney doubtful for England clash
• Media watchdog paints grim picture of press freedom
• Tennis: Rain forces delayed end to Delray Beach tennis
• Australia says emissions trading needed to fight global warming
• SwissRe sells London 'gherkin' for 600 million pounds
• Two US soldiers killed in Iraq
• Moderate quake shakes Croatia
• Iran MPs blast 'accounting trick' in Ahmadinejad budget
• England to welcome Barton says Gerrard
• Rooney in, Hargreaves out for England football friendly
• Syria can help quell Iraq violence, Assad tells ABC News
• Loddo claims second win on Langkawi cycling tour
• Let it be: Apple, Beatles settle trademark dispute
• Lebanese women protest against return to civil war
• Boxing: Mayweather savages 'fat man' Hatton
• Tennis: Ex–champ Safina battles through to second round
• California skunk leaves Canada after a long, strange trip to 'Oz'
• Iran to test new uranium enrichment plant soon: diplomats
• Mariah Carey calls self 'prude' –– in Playboy
• World Bank puts spotlight on anti–graft pursuit
• Toyota profit hits new record in third quarter
• Republicans block Senate vote on Bush Iraq plans
• Anti–smoking campaigns: gore works best
• Turkey prepares action plan on climate change
• KPN posts 8.9 percent net–profit rise in 2006