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US carmakers still on the wrong road (Times Online) THE bulls running in the streets of Detroit last week were supposed to symbolise all that is positive and powerful in the American motor industry. Roddick is no match for Murray (Independent) Not bad work if you can get it. Andy Murray made a winning debut in the Masters Cup here yesterday and, in beating Andy Roddick 6-4, 1-6, 6-1, added $450,000 (about £287,000) to his booming bank balance. On this form you would not bet against the world No 4 earning another $1.2m (£765,000) by going on to win the end-of-season showpiece undefeated, especially after Roger Federer made a losing ... Taking Sides: CD review: New AC/DC release more of the same, but that?s OK (Chattanooga Times Free Press) Barry: Anyone expecting AC/DC to change its spots on its first new, full-length CD since 2000?s ?Stiff Upper Lip? might be disappointed in ?Black Ice.? Music Review: Jerry Cherry - Life is Sweeter... (Blogcritics.org) Jerry Cherry - A Rocker With Heart! Jerry Cherry is a rocker with heart. And Life is Sweeter... is a debut album that documents his life experiences in New York City and his many years of playing guitar and writing songs. He's got the experience to write about too.Born in Brooklyn and moving to Ft. Lauderdale at age 6, he learned how to play guitar before high school and was... England axe fired up Wright-Phillips (People's Daily) Being dropped from the England squad can be a soul-destroying experience but if any player is equipped to return stronger than ever then it is Shaun Wright-Phillips. When the winger, fresh from his move back to Manchester City, discovered that England coach Fabio Capello had left him out of the squad for Sept's World Cup qualifiers against Andorra and Croatia, he could have been forgiven for ...

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