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May Day, or International Workers’ Day, was celebrated with marches, combative demonstrations and sometimes open struggles all over the world. Full Article at Workers World Online
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Earlier this year a local woman wrote in to thank a man who had helped her up some steps in Greece after she'd injured herself. Turns out the man was a firefighter in Bothell named Mark Notaras. Turns out Notaras and the woman had mutual acquaintances. Full Article at The Seattle Times
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1429 - During the Hundred Years' War, the siege of Orléans ends when French troops led by 17-year-old Joan of Arc drive the English from the city. 1782 - Morre em Pombal, para onde tinha sido desterrado, o Marquês de Pombal e Conde de Oeiras,... Full Article at Nothingandall
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"As a child I was the most uncontrollable kid. Ready to just jump from the terrace or just destroy the costly new toy or just flaunt an amazing victory smile after 'hit and run game'. Full Article at OneIndia
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US President George W. Bush said he has found comfort in prayer over the past seven years and he hopes the world will one day agree to set aside an International Day of Prayer. Full Article at The Courier Mail
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The [higher] food prices make the availability of a plate [of food] every night almost a luxury rather than a right and are a reflection of a system that puts profits before people. The oil prices ... are a reminder that the international rules are meant for the poor nations.
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Motorcycling was a passion for Dylan ... But I hadn't had much exposure to bikes -- I was on the back of Dylan's once and hated it. I thought it would be different if I was in control, though, and now I'm as passionate as Dylan.
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Biofuels is no doubt a significant contributor
