U.K. government officials offer their first public signs of support for BP. Plus, why market volatility is here to stay; and WSJ's predictions for the World Cup tournament in South Africa…
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- Sex banned on International Space Station..
- Obama Can 'Shut Down Internet For 4 Months'
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- Cheney Hospitalized After Having Discomfort
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- PHOTOS: Body Painted Porn Girls Play At World Cup
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- Britain Steps Up to Defend BP
- Flash Flood: More than 20 killed in Arkansas
- Taliban hangs 7-YEAR-OLD BOY -- for being a spy
- U.S. Debt to Raise to over $19 Trillion by 2015
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