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Baldur's Gate 3 en route?

File this one most assuredly under "unlikely, very unlikely", as we today hear word via UK site CVG that a Baldur's Gate 3 could be in development.

Unlikely nation at center of mounting tug-of-war

After eight years of feeling unwanted, Bangladeshi cricket is finding that the alternative is not necessarily preferable.

Unlikely Rumor Says Microsoft Contracting Toshiba Venture For Xbox 360 Blu-Ray Drive

Could a Blu-Ray drive for the Xbox 360 finally be on the horizon, despite constant denials from Redmond? If X-bit Labs is to be believed, a joint-venture between Toshiba and Samsung has been contracted to manufacture external Blu-ray disc drives for Microsoft's game console. According to their market sources, the company is aiming at a $100 to $150 price point in order to compete with the PlayStation 3. If the news is true, it's a complete 180 from Robbie Bach's announcement back in June. [X-bit Labs]

Bank unlikely to sweeten refinance rate

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Apple unlikely to unveil iTunes subscription service Tuesday

"Apple is gearing up for a music announcement [on September 9th]. The trouble is, nobody in music appears to know anything about it. My sources say that they don't expect Apple to announce anything to do with music content, and they are sure Apple won't be rolling out an iTunes music subscription service," Greg Sandoval reports for CNET.

Dell unlikely to get trademark for 'cloud computing'

Ottawa Ontario- Heron Road Bridge over the Rideau River and Canal collapses, killing 9 construction workers and injuring 80.

Dell unlikely to get trademark for 'cloud computing'

The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office has reversed course on its earlier move to grant Dell trademark rights to the term "cloud computing." Dell received a preliminary notice on July 8 saying it could have the trademark, but it was withdrawn on Thursday.

StarCraft II unlikely in 2008

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Harbinger & Co. Unlikely To Shake Things Up At Cablevision: Analyst

Whoever said talk was cheap hasn’t been following the action at Cablevision: Shares of the Long Island-based cable operators have staged a strong rally in recent months, courtesy of the Dolan family’s jib-jabbing and jawboning alone. But don’t expect the fun to continue says Citi analyst Jason Bazinet, who downgraded the stock today. Despite the fact that activist Harbinger has taken an 8.1 percent stake in the company, class A shareholders (non-Dolans) don’t have the muscle to force anything, like an asset sale. Even though the top non-Dolan shareholders are consolidating their grip (besides Harbinger, top firms like Gamco and Clearbride have added to their stake), the Dolan’s control of the Class B shares ensures that they’ll retain 73 percent of the voting power.

The Robinsons: Unlikely trio on terror watch list

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Mortgage penalty unlikely to vanish

I have a prepayment penalty on my mortgage loan for three years. I'd like to refinance sooner. Is there a way a lender can waive the penalty? My loan closed in April 2007 and a servicing company now holds the loan, but they can't answer my questions.

Chinese government unlikely to be involved in hacking pro-Tibet blog

The hackers who inserted text into a web page written by a pro-Tibet protester were probably acting on their own initiative, claims China expert

Microsoft, Novell Continue Unlikely Windows-Linux Partnership

In November 2006, Redmond, WA-based Microsoft and Waltham, MA-based Novell surprised the software world by announcing that Microsoft would market Novell’s version of the Linux operating system to its own customers, and that the two companies would set up an “Interoperability Lab” in Cambridge, MA. Nearly two years later, the partnership is still in place, and today the old rivals—Microsoft nearly wiped out Novell in the early 1990s—said that they’re extending it to the tune of $100 million.

Pakistan-Sri Lanka series unlikely

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Would Apple really shutter iTunes? Unlikely

commentary Fortune magazine published a bombshell of a story on Tuesday by reporting that Apple once threatened to close iTunes if forced to pay higher royalties for music.

Would Apple really shutter iTunes? Unlikely

Apple did indeed say that if it couldn't make a profit, it "most likely" will not continue to operate iTunes. You can find a copy of the statement here on page 4 (PDF).

Apple iPhone nano? Maybe someday but unlikely for Christmas 2008

"The idea that Apple might eventually introduce a family of iPhones of different sizes that sell at different prices is hardly new. A rumor that an iPhone nano would be launched before Christmas 2007 was making the rounds just over a year ago," Phillip Elmer-Dewitt blogs for Fortune.

Kent 241-7 v Lancashire: Jones mounts salvage operation to earn unlikely bonus for Kent

Geraint Jones dragged Kent out of a hole yesterday against fourth-placed Lancashire as he made his highest score in the Championship since July last year.

Report Faults Handling of Wiretap Notes: No Evidence of Data Breach; Criminal Sanctions Unlikely Against Gonzales

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NCsoft lay-off 21 staff

NCsoft are unlikely to dissuade the doom-mongers with their latest move, laying-off 21 developers are their Austin development studio.

Northants facing huge run chase

Northants require an unlikely 377 more runs on the final day after closing on 84-1 against Middlesex at Wantage Road.

RSS digital cruises UK with Jane McDonald

UK - From the unlikely beginnings of a BBC documentary on a cruise ship, Jane McDonald has risen to become one of the country's popular lounge singers, this year carrying off a huge tour of 46 concerts in city theatres.

Video: Defcon - Where feds and hackers rub elbows

It’s an unlikely pairing: security officials and underground hackers. Every year, they make peace and share information at Defcon, Black Hat’s sister conference. CNET’s Kara Tsuboi reports from the 16th annual event that begins in Las Vegas this weekend.

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