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/ 23 May 2005

Laura Bush heckled on Holy Land visit

Jewish and Arab protesters gave the United States First Lady, Laura Bush, a hostile reception as she toured religious sites in the Holy Land on Sunday. Arriving at Jerusalem’s Wailing Wall, Bush was met by Israelis demanding the release from US prison of Jonathan Pollard, a Jewish American who has served 20 years of a life sentence for spying for Israel.

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/ 23 May 2005

Benfica win Portuguese league

Benfica won the Portuguese football league championship for the first time in 11 years on Sunday after drawing 1-1 at Boavista on the final day of the season. Striker Simao Sabrosa scored a penalty in the 38th minute but Boavista equalised four minutes later in a result where Benfica ensured a three-point lead over nearest rivals FC Porto.

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/ 23 May 2005

New Toyota Hilux bigger, better and cheaper

Toyota’s new Hilux is stylish, it’s big and it’s well specced. A surprise bonus is that it’s cheap — nine of the fifteen models in the new range cost less than the models they replace. It’s going to make a lot of grown men who work for the opposition cry!The new Hilux styling is stunning, with more rounded lines and a steeply sloped windscreen providing better aerodynamics and reducing wind noise at speed.

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/ 23 May 2005

Subaru Legacy 3.0 R — a luxury family saloon

The biggest difference between the Subaru Legacy 3.0 R car and its sibling, the Legacy 2.0 GT, is that where the smaller version uses a turbocharger to extract 190kW and 330Nm from its four cylinder engine, the 3.0 R generates ten kilowatts and 33 Newton Metres less from a naturally aspirated flat-six displacing 50% more.

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/ 23 May 2005

Wanted: Cars for crime fighters

The National Prosecuting Authority of South Africa will not be compromised by a reduced car pool, said Makhosini Nkosi, the unit’s spokesperson, on Sunday. He was reacting to reports in the media that the unit owes money to the Imperial Fleet Hire vehicle rental company.

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/ 23 May 2005

The great debate

An intense political contest over the future structure of the labour market has been taking shape for the past six months in the African National Congress, as the ruling party weighs up radical steps to accelerate job creation and economic development. A suggestion that the party consider supporting the introduction of a ”two-tier” labour system, has the backing of some of the party’s most senior figures.