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Jailed juveniles - Youth prison population explodes 
AN INCREASING number of juveniles are spending time behind bars and in places of safety, according to data from the Correctional Services.
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 Old pay for new MPs
Construction sector losing out to foreign competitors
Buchanan confident of recount victories
First-time People's National Party (PNP) Member of Parliament
Mammee Bay owners to sue hotel over beach breaches
Drug money-laundering gang nabbed
Whither the Peoples's National Party (PNP)?
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Absent fathers force societal breakdown
Various socioeconomic reasons have been advanced for youngsters getting involved in criminality.
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New juvenile centre to end overcrowding
Children locked up for care, protection
Live your life before you start another
Fort Augusta home to many girls
First-time JLP MPs
Communication likely to affect loyalty in the workplace - JEF
The day Octavius crowned Orette emperor
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Simpson Oil favoured for Esso - source 
Barbados billionaire Kiffin Simpson is close to finalising a deal with Esso to acquire its Caribbean assets, beating out rival Total SA in a widely watched deal, informed sources tell Sunday Business,.Simpson, a heavy hitter in the regional automobile...
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Grasping the full economic impact of Caribbean tourism
Scarce property coverage during storm season
LOJ launches new Protector policies: Targeted at persons with small incomes
Certificates of deposit a safe bet in a volatile market
Moving up on the savings ladder
Entrepreneurial challenge
Air Jamaica now offering new web check-in service
Demystifying the financial meltdown: a response to Chen-Young on mismanagement
Subprime and the danger of hubris
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Final finalist up in air
MELBOURNE WILL have to wait until tomorrow to know who they will play in the Jamaica Cricket Association (JCA) All-Island limited-overs final after the battle of the security forces ended in a tie at Kensington Park...
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Bryan twins give key edge to United States
We were not ready - Sarwan
India and Pakistan through to title clash
Collymore new Barbados captain
Manley salvage1-1 draw
South Africans choke one more time
Glenmuir win but lightning foils Rusea's
Mixed views for new format
Outfither a fitting winner of Feanny Memorial Trophy
Seaga-led body a good idea, pro league needed now - Maxwell
Powell ends season on another high note
South Africa wobble into quarters with win over Tonga
United States, Germany advance to semis
Adebayor hat-trick too much for Derby
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Old tests for new Government
The new Bruce Golding-led administration, has, within a matter of days, found itself confronted with the old spectre of controversial police killings of civilians.
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A shaky start
It's time for 'CAPS'
Nightmare on Duke Street
Dual but unequal: the citizenship debate
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LETTER OF THE DAY: How to avert an impeding political crisis
The action brought by Mr. Abe Dabdoub against Mr. Daryl Vaz to determine whether Mr. Vaz has been disqualified from taking his seat in Parliament has been fixed before the Chief Justice for the 16th day of October 2007.
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'Bora' = Golding + entire Cabinet
Not minister in 1989
New 'prophet' in town
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Sentenced to Sing
Former Resident Magistrate Carol Gonzalez DaCosta said goodbye to the judiciary on Friday and has done, by any reasonable estimation, the unthinkable.
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Models of adolescence on the catwalk
Gaye McDonald taps into London's 'Pulse'
Huge sounds from 'Big Yard'
Stepping Razor steps into UWI
Tosh neglected 20 years after death
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Materialising slavery 
ART BUFFS connected with the ordeal of slavery through the eyes of over 50 artists last weekend in downtown Kingston.
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Exploring life on volcano-plagued Montserrat
The Hustler
'The Fall'
'Teddy'
A delightful story based on friendship and adventures
UWI professor to give Eric Williams Memorial Lecture
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It's just a name!
Esmiralda Euphema Stapleton. With names like that life must be a bitch!
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Drawings - the constant reminders
Gene Pearson's Zemi
Single in the city Would you date a smoker?
Back-to-school - Needed gadgets
Ornamental grasses
Glenford Smith: Heading for the peak
Melting pot of cultures, identities
On being faithful to your spouse
Master of the art
Delaying motherhood
Outameni: A true cultural experience
When parenting is right - Pt II
Are oysters healthy?
Can fish and nuts help the brain?
Uniquely tailored attire
Styling up the Caribbean
Getting to know Michael Lorde
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A challenge to Golding 
We have a brand new government but the same old Jamaica: There are still vociferous charges of alleged brutal police executions; homicides are still escalating, carnal abuse is still high and political tribalism is still alive and well.
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The Peoples National Party (PNP) in Opposition
Get your facts straight, Mr Buddan
The Prime Minister, media and Parliament
Obligations of parties to the Constitution
Towards increased production, productivity
Give Bruce a chance
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Ready for the new year 
The new year for the American Women's Group (AWG) got off to a great start last Thursday under balmy skies at the residence of host United States Ambassador Brenda LaGrange Johnson.
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A night to remember at the Ritz
British High Commission fêtes visiting netball players
Virgos living it up!
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2007 Honda CR-V- Sport without utility 
Honda CR-V is one of Jamaica's perennial best sellers.
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Going green in Frankfurt
A nimble warrior for urban combat
Car stereo clash in May Pen today
Frome comes alive with Raynor King Memorial Stages rally
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