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Mayor talks tough - McKenzie threatens to clean house in Jamaica Labour Party Area One Council 
CHAIRMAN OF the Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) Area One Council, Desmond McKenzie, is threatening to do some house cleaning in the party. According to Mr. McKenzie, who is also the Mayor of Kingston, the JLP will have to put its house in order...
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 Dabdoub resigns
PRIME MINISTER'S COMMONWEALTH DAY MESSAGE - Let us all cherish this valuable partnership
Jamaica Gleaner's western correspondent passes on
Solution to crime Jamaica's most pressing need - survey
Work on North Coast Highway segment two gets under way
Cricket World Cup (CWC) volunteers 101
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Flat Bridge repairs to be finished by month-end 
REHABILITATIVE WORK on Flat Bridge in St. Catherine should be completed by the end of March, according to Steven Shaw, communication and customer service manager at the National Works Agency (NWA).
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Percy Junor medical team launches violence prevention programme
Government of Jamaica urged to restore public's trust
Westchester feels impact of absentee councillor
Environmental group blasts NEPA - Illegal concrete batching plants hazardous
World hooked on drugs
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THE MONDAY INTERVIEW: MICHAEL LEE CHIN - Man on a mission 
AIC CHAIRMAN Michael Lee Chin was a major player in the world of business and finance long before he inked the deal to purchase majority shares in the National Commercial Bank (NCB). But the eldest son of the founder of the Super Plus...
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Simpson Miller moves to settle Windalco dispute
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PATHETIC! - No miracle as Windies collapse to first Test defeat 
AUCKLAND, New Zealand (CMC): DESPITE A bit of resistance, there was no miracle for the West Indies as New Zealand claimed the final two wickets in 35 minutes to win the first Test by 27 runs on a sunny final morning at Eden Park on Monday...
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Magnificent SOUTH AFRICA smash world record to win greatest game
Clinical Boys' Town drub Village
Spring close to the drop
Gerrard blunder sets up Arsenal
St Catherine score massive win
Wolfe strike rips Tivoli
Arnett end drought
Waterhouse take over NPL lead
WORLD INDOOR CHAMPIONSHIP - Sinclair's record run wins silver
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Waiting for political maturity
LETTERS TO the editor reflect reactions to the daily news and the mood and thoughts of people who read and hear what's happening. Such reponses may not approach the semi-precision of psephology, the statistical study of voting behaviour as recorded...
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Barbados, not Jamaica?
'A hierarchy of needs'
Bringing home the sheep
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LETTER OF THE DAY - Is a fifth term now the priority?
THE EDITOR, Sir: I MUST first join in congratulating Portia Simpson Miller on her victory in becoming the President of the PNP and soon Prime Minister of Jamaica. She led a very successful campaign and the delegates have made their choice.
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Rock the boat, Madame Portia
Pray for us
How can we defend ourselves?
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'Dutty J'ouvert' rocks University of the West Indies (UWI) 
STUDENTS AT the University of the West Indies (UWI) partied like there were no exams on Monday morning, when they went delirious at "Dutty J'ouvert" on Friday night. Starting at the Students' Union on the campus, 'Juveca Storm'...
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'Failure to launch' shoots to the top
MISS JAMAICA UNIVERSE CONTESTANTS 2006
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RUNWAY MAGIC 
THERE WASN'T an empty chair in the Grand Ballroom of the Jamaica Pegasus Hotel on Sunday at the Saint International Fashion Face of the Caribbean and Avant-Garde fashion awards. Throngs of supporters came out to see which Jamaican face...
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Rally for women
Look out CURVES ahead
'Lose it or don't cook for me'
LAWS OF EVE - What to do after your loved one dies - No need for a "reading of the will"
Women and their toys, men speak
Give her a break
Wild women don't get the blues
A touch of gold
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