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Levante win to top Spain's La Ligaupdated: Wed Oct 26 2011 17:54:00

Spanish underdogs Levante kept up their remarkable early-season form by beating Real Sociedad 3-2, their seventh successive victory, to stay top of La Liga.

SI.com: Ben Lyttleton: Jonathan Biabiany adds zip to Inter's wingupdated: Sun Oct 31 2010 08:07:00

When Rafa Benitez announced his Inter Milan team before the European champions' Group A Matchday Three fixture at home to Tottenham Hotspur on Oct. 20, the traveling fans could have been forgiven for some optimism. Instead of the Samuel Eto'o-Wesley Sneijder-Goran Pandev attacking trio playing behind Diego Milito that had won the Italians the trophy last season, Benitez picked Coutinho, an 18-year-old Brazilian, to play on the left, Jonathan Biabiany on the right, with Sneijder in the middle and Eto'o upfront.

Days of flooding, landslides kill 186 in Philippinesupdated: Sun Oct 11 2009 12:14:00

Flooding and landslides from tropical depression Parma have killed 186 people in the Philippines, authorities said Saturday.

Landslides kill dozens in Philippinesupdated: Sun Oct 11 2009 12:14:00

Richard Gordon of the Red Cross on recovery efforts for another round of flooding in the Philippines.

Flooding, landslides kill 137 in Philippinesupdated: Fri Oct 09 2009 15:35:00

Flooding and resulting landslides killed 137 people Thursday and Friday in this nation's northern provinces, including Baguio City, Benguet Province and Mountain Province, the Office of Civil Defense in Cordillera said Friday.

Landslides kill 122 in Philippinesupdated: Fri Oct 09 2009 12:19:00

Landslides unleashed by tropical depression Parma across the Philippine province of Benguet have killed at least 122 people and left 31 missing, officials said Friday.

15 dead as Typhoon Parma whips Philippinesupdated: Mon Oct 05 2009 00:25:00

Typhoon Parma crossed the northern tip of the already storm-battered Philippines over the weekend, triggering landslides that killed at least 12 people, local media reported Sunday.

Philippines surveys damageupdated: Mon Oct 05 2009 00:25:00

Typhoon Parma lashed parts of the Northern Philippines already hit hard by floods. CNN's Eunice Yoon reports

Typhoon Parma slams into Philippines; 3 reported deadupdated: Sun Oct 04 2009 02:24:00

Typhoon Parma crossed the northern tip of the already storm-battered Philippines Saturday afternoon and early Sunday, killing three people, according to local media.

Thousands evacuated in Philippines as typhoon nearsupdated: Sat Oct 03 2009 01:40:00

Thousands of Filipinos who live near coastlines and mountainous areas were evacuated Friday as the storm-battered country braced for Typhoon Parma, which is expected to make landfall Saturday.

Filipinos preparing for worst, 'praying' for best from Parmaupdated: Fri Oct 02 2009 17:29:00

Arturo Fidelino couldn't sleep.

Surviving Ketsanaupdated: Fri Oct 02 2009 07:01:00

Typhoon Ketsana gained power over the ocean before slamming into the Vietnam. CNN's Arwa Damon reports.

Storm-weary Philippines braces for Typhoon Parmaupdated: Fri Oct 02 2009 07:01:00

Thousands of Filipinos who live near coastlines and mountainous areas were evacuated Friday as the storm-battered country braced for Typhoon Parma, which is expected to make landfall Saturday.

Fortune: Pasta panic strikes Italyupdated: Thu Nov 15 2007 05:14:00

Something unusual is going on in the pasta section of the largest supermarket in Parma, Italy, these days. All the pasta is still there, stacked on both sides of a tennis-court-length aisle in the center of the store. The dizzying choice, too, is the same as in many Italian supermarkets: dozens of shapes, sizes, and colors, ranging from banal penne and rigatoni to lumachine, shaped like tiny snail shells.

SI.com: Dr. Z: Blame TV producers for Barber-Manning feudupdated: Wed Aug 22 2007 05:03:00

Dave Berman of Burlington, Vt., is our E-mailer of the Week, even though he only used his first name, but Andrew, who has a master's degree in detection from the Guadalajara School of Criminology, cleverly fished the entire thing off his e-mail address, and so now ... where was I? Oh yes, now I will answer the question from our award-winner.

CNNMoney: Fast times for 'slow food'updated: Fri Oct 22 2004 14:47:00

It's autumn in Italy, when even soccer fans become preoccupied with something more important: food.

Fortune: Italy: The Land Of Bilk And Moneyupdated: Mon Jan 26 2004 00:01:00

When details about the alleged fraud at Parmalat first emerged before Christmas, it was big news everywhere--except in Parma, the dairy giant's hometown. While the Italian national press devoted p...

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