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American named hot dog eating champion (AP)

Joey Chestnut poses with a plate of 66 hot dogs after winning Nathan's Famous Hot Dog Eating Competition in New York, Wednesday, July 4, 2007.  In a gut-busting showdown that combined drama, daring and indigestion, Joey Chestnut emerged this afternoon as the world's hot dog eating champion by gobbling down a record 66 franks. The Californian knocked off six-time titlist Takeru Kobayashi in a rousing yet repulsive triumph in Coney Island.    (AP Photo/Seth Wenig)AP - In a gut-busting showdown that combined drama, daring and indigestion, Joey Chestnut emerged Wednesday as the world's hot dog eating champion, knocking off six-time winner Takeru Kobayashi in a record-setting yet repulsive triumph.


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Bologna entices gator from N.C. pond (AP)
AP - When two eyes peeked out of the water, a trio of young fishing buddies knew they weren't looking at a fish. "We threw a stick at it to see what it was," 11-year-old Jim Vang said. "It stuck its head out of the water a little more, and that's when we saw that it was an alligator."

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Stolen violin recovered, owner says (AP)
AP - A prized violin that was stolen while its owner snoozed on a hot subway train has been recovered.

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American eats record 66 hotdogs in 12 minutes (Reuters)

Joey "Jaws" Chestnut (L) gestures with a Nathan's representative after winning the 2007 Nathan's Famous Fourth of July International Hot Dog Eating Contest in the Coney Island neighborhood of New York July 4, 2007. Chestnut won after finishing a total of 66 hot dogs in 12 minutes. REUTERS/Lucas JacksonReuters - An American competitive eater devoured a record 66 hotdogs in 12 minutes on Wednesday to win the July 4 annual Coney Island hotdog eating competition, defeating a six-time champion from Japan in a photo finish.


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5-year-old pins rabid fox during cookout (AP)
AP - A 5-year-old boy grabbed a rabid fox by the neck and pinned it to the ground during a family cookout, protecting six other children before his stepfather could step in.

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Brazilian pair record longest final set (Reuters)

Spectators shelter under umbrellas during a rain break at the Wimbledon tennis championships in London, July 4, 2007. REUTERS/Alessia PierdomenicoReuters - Brazil's Marcelo Melo and Andre Sa entered the Wimbledon record books on Wednesday when they won the longest final set in championship history.


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Japan's first female defence minister eyes close U.S. ties (Reuters)

Japan's newly appointed Defence Minister Yuriko Koike speaks to reporters at the Prime Minister's official residence in Tokyo July 3, 2007. Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has selected national security adviser Koike, 54, to become Japan's defence minister, media reported on Tuesday, after her predecessor quit the post over remarks that appeared to accept the 1945 U.S. atomic bombings of two Japanese cities. REUTERS/Koichi Kamoshida/PoolReuters - Japan's first female defence minister vowed on Wednesday to strengthen ties with Tokyo's close security ally, the United States, and improve working conditions for women in the nation's military.


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National anthem a daily ritual at diner (AP)
AP - Customers at the Liberty Street Carryout don't sing for their supper. They sing for their country.

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Risque EU defends Internet orgasm clip (Reuters)
Reuters - Talk of monetary union and wine quotas gave way to controversy over orgasms and innuendo at the European Commission on Wednesday as it defended a risque Internet video clip highlighting its backing for European cinema.

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Socks aid N.M woman's jail break attempt (AP)
AP - A woman tried to escape from jail guards using baby powder, cocoa butter and lots of socks, deputies said.

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Chinese villagers eat dinosaur bones (AP)

Visitors look at the leg bone of a dinosaur believed by Chinese scientists to be the heaviest in Asia on display in Zhengzhou, in China's central Henan Province, Tuesday, July 3, 2007. Parts of the 18-meter dinosaur were dug up and eaten by locals as traditional medicine, scientists said Tuesday. The dinosaur bones, and a mockup of a full size dinosaur were displayed for the first time Tuesday. (AP Photo/EyePress)AP - Villagers in central China dug up a ton of dinosaur bones and boiled them in soup or ground them into powder for traditional medicine, believing they were from flying dragons and had healing powers.


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Ozzy Osbourne to help Taiwan in U.N. membership quest (Reuters)

Ozzy Osbourne performs at the Hultsfred festival in this file photo from June 15, 2007. REUTERS/Fredrik Sandberg/Scanpix SwedenReuters - After 14 failed attempts at joining the United Nations using media campaigns and presidential appeals, Taiwan is turning to a local goth-style rock band backed by Ozzy Osbourne in its quest for membership to the world body.


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Blinded by love, HK man stabbed in eye by girlfriend (Reuters)

An investor holding a pair of chopsticks has his lunch in front of an electronic board at the stock exchange in Shanghai June 4, 2007. A Hong Kong woman who blinded her boyfriend in one eye in a fight six years ago has been jailed for jabbing a chopstick into his other eye, a newspaper reported on Wednesday. REUTERS/Aly SongReuters - A Hong Kong woman who blinded her boyfriend in one eye in a fight six years ago has been jailed for jabbing a chopstick into his other eye, a newspaper reported on Wednesday.


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N.C. fisherman reels in a piranha (AP)

Jerry Melton holds a piranha July 2, 2007, which he recently caught in the Catawba River, in Mount Holly, N.C.  The catch highlights the growing problem of people keeping exotic animals and fish as pets and later dumping them into local waters, said Paul Barrington, an ichthyologist with the Fort Fisher Aquarium.  (AP Photo/The Charlotte Observer, Travis Dove)AP - A fisherman looking to catch a catfish for dinner instead reeled in a fish that flashed its teeth and bit his knife. Jerry Melton, 46, was fishing in the Catawba River last week when he caught what state wildlife officials later identified as a piranha, a South American carnivorous fish that lives in freshwater.


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Scientists solve puzzle of Chile's missing lake (Reuters)

A general view of a dried lake in Magallanes, south of Santiago, June 20, 2007. Scientists said that the lake in southern Chile that mysteriously disappeared last month developed a crack which allowed the water to drain away. REUTERS/CONAF/HandoutReuters - Scientists said that a lake in southern Chile that mysteriously disappeared last month developed a crack which allowed the water to drain away.


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Most Canadians would fail own citizenship test (Reuters)
Reuters - Most Canadians know so little about their own country that they would flunk the basic test that new

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Smokers riled by mid-winter smoking ban (Reuters)

Hotel patron Sebastian Chum lights a cigarette for the last time in a pub in Newcastle July 1, 2007. A smoking ban took effect on Sunday at pubs and clubs in Australia's two most populous states, but it's the timing of the measure that's riling smokers the most. (Mick Tsikas/Reuters)Reuters - A smoking ban took effect on Sunday at pubs and clubs in Australia's two most populous states, but it's the timing of the measure that's riling smokers the most.


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