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'Move them out!' - Thomas says relocating downtown residents would aid crime-fighting initiative 
POLICE COMMISSIONER Lucius Thomas has called for residents of downtown Kingston to be relocated and old and dilapidated buildings in the commercial district restored to better enable the police to fight and control crime in the area.
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 Economy shrinks, inflation rises, says PIOJ report
Red Hills Road tense - Angry residents demonstrate after shooting of young man
Cops charged in Flankers killings to be named
JTA boss: Don't lay all blame on teachers
Customs, Health Ministry explain overexpenditure
Steve Harvey adopts more schools in Ja
Westmoreland woman murdered gangland-style
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News
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Generating Genius - Let's hear it from the boys! 
GENERATING GENIUS, an innovative and unique initiative developed by Dr Tony Sewell and a dedicated team of doctors and scientists from the University of West Indies, aims to nurture the academic and personal development...
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Applications now open for Law of the Sea fellowship
NCU graduates 948 students
Golden Krust Corp: A source of pride for Jamaican diaspora - PM
How to care and protect your children
Glenhope: Now a safer place for girls
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Business
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Consumer electronics for expo coming 
THE JAMAICA Consumer Electronics Show 2005 will showcase the latest gadgets and products for home and office later this month. Featuring top consumer electronics retailers and distributors in the Caribbean...
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American Airlines Northwest, JetBlue increase fares
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Sport
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Flight woes ground U-15s 
ONLY FIVE members of Jamaica's Under-15 team that participated in the Caribbean Football Union (CFU) Youth Cup arrived here yesterday as the others were left stranded in Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago.
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Dutch clinic enlightens youth coaches
Greenfield behind schedule
McCarthy stars as Ja secure third
Breese grabs five in Durham draw
Barbados edge Ja for title
MoBay eke out narrow win
Super-6 carryover aiming for $2 million
FROM THE BOUNDARY - Well done, Jamaica!
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Commentary
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Price hikes, inflation and the MoU
THE GENERAL upward movement of prices, pushed by factors largely originating outside the Jamaican economy and beyond the control of the Government, has reduced to shambles projections of single digit inflation this year.
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What's ethics got to do with it?
Restoring dignity to teachers
The oil game
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Letters
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LETTER OF THE DAY - Why ridicule Usain Bolt?
THE EDITOR, Sir: JAMAICANS CONTINUE to baffle the rest of the world with our athletic prowess while at home, our people, most of whom never ran a race in their lives, have the audacity and temerity to criticise and ridicule our top performers.
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The JLP is clueless
My heart aches for Jamaica
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Entertainment
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Poetic six pack at Sugar Daddies 
WHEN SERVED right, poetry can be heady business, and on Saturday a six pack of poetry was dished out at the Sugar Daddies restaurant. The evening featured readings from all six poets in the Calabash Chapbook series...
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A 'Renaissance' in 16 years
Evidence suggests Rolling Stones legend was murdered
Paula Abdul to remain with 'American Idol', Fox says
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Lifestyle
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CLEANSWEEP - Portmore quad gets facelift 
UP TO three weeks ago, Joy LaCruise was still living with the efects of Hurricane Ivan in her Christian Gardens home in Portmore. LaCruise describes her quad in few words; 'not so wonderful'.
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LIFESTYLE LIST - 6 ways to spruce up your home
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