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I'm just not sure why this is so important. Species are discovered every day, and this one doesn't seem to be widespread nor terrifically fatal |
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{{*mp|June 7}} [[United States|American]] [[scientist]]s identify a new [[strain (biology)|strain]] of potentially lethal [[bacteria]] called '''''[[Bartonella rochalimae]]'''''. |
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{{*mp|June 6}} The [[Anaheim Ducks]] win the [[Stanley Cup]] ''(pictured)'' after defeating the [[Ottawa Senators]] 6–2 in Game Five of the '''[[2007 Stanley Cup Finals|Stanley Cup Finals]]'''. |
{{*mp|June 6}} The [[Anaheim Ducks]] win the [[Stanley Cup]] ''(pictured)'' after defeating the [[Ottawa Senators]] 6–2 in Game Five of the '''[[2007 Stanley Cup Finals|Stanley Cup Finals]]'''. |
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{{*mp|June 6}} The '''[[33rd G8 summit]]''' takes place in [[Heiligendamm]], [[Germany]], amid [[anti-globalization]] protests. |
{{*mp|June 6}} The '''[[33rd G8 summit]]''' takes place in [[Heiligendamm]], [[Germany]], amid [[anti-globalization]] protests. |
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Revision as of 01:47, 8 June 2007
- The Anaheim Ducks win the Stanley Cup (pictured) after defeating the Ottawa Senators 6–2 in Game Five of the Stanley Cup Finals.
- The 33rd G8 summit takes place in Heiligendamm, Germany, amid anti-globalization protests.
- Eleven people are killed and twenty-three others are injured in a train crash ten kilometres north of Kerang, Victoria, Australia.
- Cyclone Gonu, the strongest tropical cyclone ever recorded in the Arabian Sea, weakens before making landfall in northeastern Oman.
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