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Cane farmers angry - Protest planned over EU's decision to cut ACP price
DISMISSING THE European Union's (EU) conduct as 'arrogant', executive chairman of the Sugar Industry Authority, Ambassador Derrick Heaven, yesterday urged cane farmers to attend Thursday's protest march...
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 PM targets corrupt officials
Security tops agenda at regional conference
Four more to face hangman in Trinidad
Drain-cleaning project goes awry
Former JLP MP found dead
Three charged for American man's death
'System gives politicians bad name' - James Robertson, Member of Parliament for Western St. Thomas
Drainage woes hit St Thomas
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News
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Lucea mayor slams UDC 
LUCEA, Hanover: MAYOR OF Lucea Lester Crooks, has criticised the Urban Development Corporation's (UDC) management of lands in the Bloody Bay area of Negril, accusing them of indiscriminately selling beachfront property...
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Standpipe dispute heats up in St Ann
Community policing reaping rewards in Grants Pen, Standpipe
Million-dollar grant for Sp Town lab
Road safety tips for children
Labour Day setback
'Unite against crime'
Strays in Sp Town spark call for pound
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Business
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Business know-how from the ground up 
AT AGE 37, Restaurants of Jamaica general manager Mark Myers has been involved in running a major business for 29 years. When he was eight, he got his first job to hand out balloons at a store opening...
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NTCS appeal begins October
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Sport
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Top ranking - Powell soars to men's number one spot 
NATIONAL 100 METRES record holder Asafa Powell is set to take over as the world's number one male athlete when the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) releases its rankings tomorrow.
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B'dos backing Marshall for WICB presidency
WICB: Never discussed contracts with players
Soldiers rescued by rain
Waterhouse outscore Tivoli
Gutsy Spring edge Harbour View
Reno, Arnett end goalless
Ja trio mine gold
Difficult challenges in store for volleyballers
Six local players net scholarships
Tivoli aim to oust Flames
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Commentary
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Some roots of murder
THE JUDGE in the Janet Douglas murder case was moved to describe the convicted fashion designer as being "vicious and cruel". He was clearly influenced, among other factors, by evidence that the victim had 19 stab wounds.
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TVJ's quizzical timing
An outbreak of civility
The de-glorification of sex
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Letters
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LETTER OF THE DAY - Ja needs a Truth Commission
THE EDITOR, Sir: I MUST congratulate the Managing Director of BNS Mr. Bill Clarke for standing up and talking the truth when he recently declared Jamaica a failed state.
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Protect our children
Reach out and touch
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Entertainment
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'Posh punk' collection steals fashion show 
AN 18-YEAR-OLD'S pumping 'posh punk' collection stole the show - all three shows actually - on day one of the fifth staging of Caribbean Fashionweek (CFW) at the National Indoor Sports Centre (NISC) in St. Andrew last Friday...
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'Reggae fathers' honoured at Mas Camp
Robust opening weekend for 'Mr and Mrs Smith'
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Flair
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Mothers - will always be mothers 
AS A scientist and an aspiring freelance motivational speaker, I usually try to glean as much as possible from my interactions with others and from their experiences.
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Money cannot buy happiness, but...
SABBATICAL DIET
Protein drink may sharpen morning mental skills
WEDDING OF THE WEEK - LASTING IMPRESSION
Respect due
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