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Budget cutting

Just 80 miles from the US/Mexico border

Democracy July 12, 2010
Rights and Democracy (letter, July 5)

Swiss set Polanski free

Saving face July 12, 2010
Census change, diverting attention from Lockheed contract.


But debate over Marange field and indigenisation policy threatens to be a spanner in works

Eco-fees

Ninety-one rescue staff called to Bielefeld station had to treat people suffering from hyperventilation, vertigo, overheating, headaches, and other symptoms


Tarred by the same brush July 11, 2010
Government

Although the Select Committee had stressed to East Anglia the importance of having open and independent inquiries, the hearings failed to oblige.

Bread and circuses July 10, 2010
The cult of celebrity

Pearls for the orient July 10, 2010
China's string of pearls first began attracting attention in the Bush White House of the early to mid-2000s, when America noticed Beijing was quietly building a presence in ports and sea lanes to and from the Middle East

Russell report is inadequate, says Stringer

San Francisco Field Office Launches This Month; Seven North American Offices Planned

Las Vegas, NV - Tonight, President Barack Obama will host a fundraiser for U.S. Senator Harry Reid in Las Vegas at the Aria Resort and Casino, described as a “60-story two curvilinear glass towers house.”


Last July, Tauzin visited the White House twice (and who knows how many meetings he had at nearby coffee shops?) and hashed out a deal on health care.



Wasn’t until the arrival of Benjamin “Bugsy” Siegel in the 1940’s that Las Vegas gained its “Sin City” reputation

Komorowski took 41.5 percent of the vote two weeks ago -- he needed 50 percent to win outright -- to Kaczynski's 36.5 percent.

The parents of missing Madeleine McCann are to meet the home secretary to discuss the search for their daughter.

Socialism, he pointed out, is opposed primarily to Christianity and Judaism.

McGuinty Lied July 3, 2010
Taxes

Happy Birthday Canada July 1, 2010
Hasan Akbare

A Chapter from the Cold War Reopens

Huge magma blobs can spread ripples across the earth's surface, a new study suggests.

How suspicious spouses, protective parents, and concerned companies are turning to cheap and hard-to-detect commerical spyware apps to monitor your mobile communications.