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(NYT36) LAS VEGAS -- Jan. 6, 2004 -- SPAMMERS -- At Internext, the main trade show for Internet pornographers, Catherine Kouzmanoff handed out cards w...

(NYT18) PALM BEACH, Fla. -- Jan. 6, 2004 -- Adv. for Sunday, Jan. 11 -- TRAVEL-PALM-BEACH-DINING -- The dining scene is starting to look up in Palm Be...

(NYT19) PALM BEACH, Fla. -- Jan. 6, 2004 -- Adv. for Sunday, Jan. 11 -- TRAVEL-PALM-BEACH-DINING-2 -- The dining scene is starting to look up in Palm...

(NYT20) JUNO BEACH, Fla. -- Jan. 6, 2004 -- Adv. for Sunday, Jan. 11 -- TRAVEL-PALM-BEACH-DINING-3 -- The dining scene is starting to look up in Palm...

(NYT21) PALM BEACH, Fla. -- Jan. 6, 2004 -- Adv. for Sunday, Jan. 11 -- TRAVEL-PALM-BEACH-DINING-4 -- The dining scene is starting to look up in Palm...

(NYT14) ORLANDO -- Jan. 6, 2004 -- Adv. for Sunday, Jan. 11 -- TRAVEL-THEME-PARKS -- Bob Tedeschi, the author of the article, takes two kids to five...

(NYT49) KENTWOOD, La. -- Jan. 6, 2004 -- SPEARS-HOMETOWN -- Many of the good folk of Kentwood, La., say they are severely disappointed after the pride...

FILE -- (NYT28) CAMP DAVID, Md. -- Jan. 6, 2004 -- BUSH-RICE-1 -- President Bush and Condoleezza Rice talk alone as they walk along a cart path at Cam...

FILE -- (NYT29) WASHINGTON, Md. -- Jan. 6, 2004 -- BUSH-RICE-2 -- President Bush and Condoleezza Rice talk alone in the Oval office March 6, 2003. Ric...

FILE -- (NYT30) WASHINGTON, Md. -- Jan. 6, 2004 -- BUSH-RICE-3 -- President Bush and Condoleezza Rice as they leave the Oval office Oct. 2, 2003. Rice...

(NYT32) UNDATED -- January 5, 2004 -- BBO-ROSE-GAMBLING -- Major League Baseball's all-time hit leader Pete Rose marked his 14th year of a lifetime ba...

(NYT23) NEW YORK -- Jan. 5, 2004 -- BIZ-TRAV-BACKPAIN -- Business travelers with back problems find that their condition can be worsened by two seemin...

(NYT24) NEW YORK -- Jan. 5, 2004 -- BIZ-TRAV-BACKPAIN-2 -- Business travelers with back problems find that their condition can be worsened by two seem...

FILE -- (NYT4) NEW YORK -- Jan. 5, 2003 -- BKN-KNICKS-MARBURY -- Stephon Marbury of the Phoenix Suns during a practice session at Madison Square Garde...

(NYT21) NEW YORK -- January 5, 2004 -- NY-SCHOOL-SECURITY -- A task force of 150 police officers will help impose order on the city's 12 most violent...

(NYT29) NEW YORK -- January 5, 2004 -- NY-SCHOOL-SECURITY-2 -- A task force of 150 police officers will help impose order on the city's 12 most violen...

(NYT22) WASHINGTON -- Jan. 5, 2003 -- TERROR-TRAVEL-6 -- A non-US citizen, right, gets in line to be fingerprint scanned upon arrival at Washington Du...

(NYT11) UNDATED -- January 5, 2004 -- SCI-WEIGHT-LOSS-DRUG -- Now that ephedra is to be legally banned, the millions of people who have been taking th...

(NYT1) ATYRAU, Kazakhstan -- January 5, 2004 -- SCI-STURGEON -- Beluga caviar, pearly black and $1,500 a pound, goes well with Champagne. But next yea...

(NYT2) ATYRAU, Kazakhstan -- January 5, 2004 -- SCI-STURGEON-2 -- Beluga caviar, pearly black and $1,500 a pound, goes well with Champagne. But next y...

(NYT3) ATYRAU, Kazakhstan -- January 5, 2004 -- SCI-STURGEON-3 -- Beluga caviar, pearly black and $1,500 a pound, goes well with Champagne. But next y...

(NYT27) GABON, South Africa -- Jan. 5, 2004 -- SAFRICA-LAND -- About 15,000 black South Africans call Gabon home. It is their home - but not legally....

(NYT28) GABON, South Africa -- Jan. 5, 2004 -- SAFRICA-LAND-2 -- About 15,000 black South Africans call Gabon home. It is their home - but not legally...

(NYT31) AYLMER, Ontario -- January 5, 2004 -- MADCOW-CATTLE-INDUSTRY-2 -- From the moment the news filtered out that a Holstein with the first case of...

(NYT12) CHICAGO -- Jan. 5, 2004 -- MESOPOTAMIA-ART -- Until several months ago, few Americans felt drawn to museum shows featuring Mesopotamian antiqu...

(NYT13) CHICAGO -- Jan. 5, 2004 -- MESOPOTAMIA-ART-2 -- Until several months ago, few Americans felt drawn to museum shows featuring Mesopotamian anti...

(NYT7) NEW YORK -- January 5, 2004 -- SCI-ROBOT-NURSE -- Dr. Michael R. Treat hopes his one-armed robot will someday replace the nurse who hands the s...

(NYT25) NEW YORK -- Jan. 5, 2004 -- LUXURY-WATCHES -- While the luxury watch business - from jeweled timepieces by Tiffany and Harry Winston to sports...

(NYT26) NEW YORK -- Jan. 5, 2004 -- LUXURY-WATCHES-2 -- While the luxury watch business - from jeweled timepieces by Tiffany and Harry Winston to spor...

(NYT4) LOVELL, Wyo. -- Jan. 3, 2004 -- RURAL-CRIME-3 -- Tucked under the snowcapped wall of the Big Horn Mountains, with its cattle and horse ranches...

(NYT7) NEW YORK -- Jan. 4, 2004 -- DIRECTOR-INTERVIEW -- The road that led Vadim Perelman to the job of directing the highly praised drama "House of...

(NYT1) WASHINGTON -- Jan. 4, 2004 -- HOLOCAUST-MUSEUM -- Conservators at historical museums face a painful dilemma. They must try to achieve a reasona...

(NYT2) WASHINGTON -- Jan. 4, 2004 -- HOLOCAUST-MUSEUM-2 -- Conservators at historical museums face a painful dilemma. They must try to achieve a reaso...

(NYT11) TEHRAN, Iran -- Jan. 4, 2003 -- IRAN-QUAKE-NY-WOMAN-2 -- Adele C. Freedman, an American traveller who survived the deadly earthquake that stru...

(NYT5) GILDA DROZNA, Iraq -- Jan. 4, 2004 -- IRAQ-COMPROMISE-REVIEW -- The U.S. authorities are focusing on how to create a working democracy and are...

(NYT21) NEW YORK -- Jan. 4, 2004 -- NY-STOLEN-JESUS -- In Manhattan, the doll-size statue of infant Jesus has been missing from St. Anthony of Padua C...

(NYT18) NEW YORK -- Jan. 4, 2004 -- PLEASANT-MOB -- It can be hard for certain New York City neighborhoods to lose their reputations. To some people,...

(NYT19) NEW YORK -- Jan. 4, 2004 -- PLEASANT-MOB-2 -- Claudio Caponigro, a barber in the Pleasant Avenue area for 53 years, a six-block stretch in Eas...

(NYT20) NEW YORK -- Jan. 4, 2004 -- PLEASANT-MOB-3 -- It can be hard for certain New York City neighborhoods to lose their reputations. To some peopl...

(NYT4) NEW YORK -- Jan. 4, 2004 -- SONGWRITERS-ONLINE-PIRACY -- They think of themselves as the unsung victims of Internet music piracy. Much of the p...

(NYT13) MOSUL, Iraq -- Jan. 3, 2004 -- IRAQ-U.S.-TROOPS-3 -- U.S. soldiers, from privates to generals, say they believe that their fight to restore Ir...

(NYT8) PASADENA, Calif. -- Jan. 4, 2004 -- MARS-SPIRIT-REACT -- Amateur astronomers cheer at the Pasadena Convention Center in Pasedena, Calif., Satur...

(NYT12) JOHNSTON, Iowa -- Jan. 4, 2004 -- DEMS-DEBATE -- Democratic presidential hopeful Joe Lieberman, D-Conn., speaking to reporters after a debate...

(NYT13) JOHNSTON, Iowa -- Jan. 4, 2004 -- DEMS-DEBATE-2 -- Democratic presidential hopeful Sen. John Kerry, D-Mass., speaking to reporters after a deb...

(NYT17) JOHNSTON, Iowa -- Jan. 4, 2004 -- DEMS-DEBATE-3 -- Members of the press watch Democratic presidential candidates debate, Sunday, Jan. 4, 2004,...

(NYT1) NEW YORK -- Jan. 3, 2004 -- OBIT-PAONE -- Nicola Paone, whose dialect-inflected songs about the joys, sorrows and insecurities of Italian immi...

(NYT3) LOVELL, Wyo. -- Jan. 3, 2004 -- RURAL-CRIME-2 -- Tucked under the snowcapped wall of the Big Horn Mountains, with its cattle and horse ranches...

(NYT5) LOVELL, Wyo. -- Jan. 3, 2003 -- RURAL-CRIME-4 -- Tucked under the snowcapped wall of the Big Horn Mountains, with its cattle and horse ranches...

(NYT6) LOVELL, Wyo. -- Jan. 3, 2003 -- RURAL-CRIME-6 -- A worker guides a truck delivering beets to the Western Sugar factory, in background, in Lovel...

(NYT63) NAPERVILLE, Ill. -- Jan. 22, 2004 -- BKO-CANDACE-PARKER-2 -- Candace Parker, a 17-year-old senior at Naperville Central High School, won a Nai...