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Ja braces for 'DENNIS' - Security measures in place 
THE JAMAICA Constabulary Force (JCF), private security firms, and the private sector were yesterday bracing themselves for the possibility of looting as a consequence of Hurricane Dennis. Looting normally increases during bad weather...
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 Taking no chances - Caribbean Terrace residents prepare for 'Dennis'
Western Ja ready
St Catherine lays out contingency plans
New study says prep outperforms primary schools
Man freed of firearm charge
Operation lockdown
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News
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Gov't developing 'Welfare to Work' programme 
THE GOVERNMENT is in the process of developing a 'Welfare to Work' programme designed to assist persons on welfare to gain meaningful employment in the labour force.
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Summer job boost for youth
Public to know JPS compensation timeline today
Insurance scheme for CARICOM
Former St Ann's Bay Mayor dies
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Business
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How the JSE deters market manipulation 
WITH THE growing interest in and rapid development of the stock market, the Council of the Jamaica Stock Exchange initiated this series of weekly columns designed to educate Jamaicans...
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Trade Winds Citrus Ltd consolidates juice business
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Sport
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WIPA voices 'disgust' at tour decision 
THE WEST Indies Players' Association (WIPA) yesterday stated it was "disgusted" by the West Indies Cricket Board's (WICB) decision to go ahead with the tour of Sri Lanka.
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Bolt late for date in Bahamas
ISSA institutes new identification requirement
London gets the Games
Boyz get grand Gold Cup send-off
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Commentary
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Preparing for storms
THE SUDDEN development of Tropical Storm Dennis and the frenzy of preparation that it has sparked in expectation of its gaining hurricane strength by today, reminds us that to be forewarned is to be forearmed.
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Evil spirit and crime
The G8 Summit
A prescription for revolution
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Letters
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LETTER OF THE DAY - African redemption should not promote dependency
THE EDITOR, Sir: LORD GIFFORD'S assessment of Africa - in his article 'Africa - myths and realities' - is uplifting and objective. It is a fair and clear description of Africa's condition and is right on the money!
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Clueless Portia
Outstanding vision
I do not wish to vote
Portmore yet to see report on highway
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Entertainment
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17-y-o tops modelling competition 
ANOTHER CHAPTER in the unending saga to become the next top model has closed. Seventeen girls, on Sunday, vied for honours to represent South Central Jamaica in the Pulse produced Caribbean Fashion Model...
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Hero reborn on big screen
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What's Cooking
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Cooking is a journey - not a destination 
IF TOMATOES and lentils can make soup, then why not papaya? If pineapples can make ice box cake, why not mangoes? In Marigold Harding's kitchen, the road to tasty dishes never follows a straight line.
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Bring chills & thrills to summertime ... with frozen fruit pops
Under the ackee tree
New twist to blind date? - Paris restaurant offers diners feast in the 'dark'
Of course J'can men can cook - and good too!
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