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New PM by April 
PRIME MINISTER P.J. Patterson yesterday gave the most definitive timeline yet for his departure from representational politics when he disclosed that the nation will have a new prime minister by the start of the Budget Debate next April.
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 Glowing tributes for Patterson
Contenders react - Say they will now intensify their campaigns
Dr Dennis Minott switches allegiance
Hundreds vying for merchandising rights
Dehring praised for contribution
Beach clean-up time again
Gunmen lead firebombing rampage in east Kingston
Dolphin Cove bats for education
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News
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Too many girls in the dark about sex 
DESPITE THEIR increasing vulnerability to HIV and other sexually transmitted infections (STIs), many women and girls are still not getting enough sex education to adequately protect themselves from HIV.
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Labour Ministry probes JPS workers death
Hutchinson charged
St Ann PC lashes JPS
101 killed in St James since Jan
Street light woes irk St Elizabeth councillors
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Business
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THE MONDAY INTERVIEW: FORBES FAMILY - Phase 3 leads big comback 
IT STARTED out as a business operated by the husband-and-wife team Richard and Marcia Forbes, but today their only son Delano, now 27, is very much at the centre of the multimedia giant.
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US cellular companies give 'Katrina' victims bill breaks
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Sport
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Portmore make solid start 
DEFENDING CHAMPIONS Portmore United survived an early scare to come back and beat newly promoted Seba United 4-2 in their Wray and Nephew National Premier League opening fixture at Ferdie Neita Sports Complex yesterday.
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KC, St Jago in big showdown
Irwin make debut against Muschett
Powell in fine form
Flintoff turns final Test on its head
Clijsters breaks grand slam duck
Federer surges past Agassi to win US Open
Stalemate at Frome
Spring coach 'disappointed' with draw
Arnett get the start they wanted
Tivoli clip gutsy Boys' Town
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Commentary
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The channels of dissent
THE RIGHT to dissent is a fundamental tenet of democracy. That is inherent in the notion of multi-party government which accommodates opposing views. So in theory there was nothing wrong with the Opposition Jamaica Labour Party...
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Selecting and appointing judges
The new gangs
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Letters
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LETTER OF THE DAY - Opposition did the right thing
THE EDITOR, Sir: JAMAICA IS a place that I love dearly, but the last 15 years in our country's history are some of the worst times that I've seen in my whole life. It seems that the persons we have elected to steer the country...
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A network of support
Contenders should read Clinton's book
'Big up' Brown's Town firefighters
Reviving the education debate
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Entertainment
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'Jamrock' comes to 56 Hope Road 
AFTER UNIVERSITY of the West Indies (UWI) lecturer Dr. Clinton Hutton had spoken extensively about the inner-city images used in Jamrock on Friday evening, he addressed the basis for the gathering at 56 Hope Road, St. Andrew.
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'Exorcism of Emily Rose' bedevils rivals
Black Zebra rocks at Redbones
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Flair
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Dr Glenda Simms: As strong as they come 
WORDS OF one of Jamaica's leading feminists, Dr. Glenda Simms. Former executive director of the Bureau of Women's Affairs (BWA), Dr. Simms came from a background of farmers and shopkeepers in Stanmore, St. Elizabeth.
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YWCA - 150 YEARS ... and still going strong
The importance of investment advisers
Prenuptial agreements
Must have her
Flair Diet Challenge: Sabbatical diet - Glad I did it - 14 pounds after eight weeks
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