Belgium's King Albert II (L) and French-speaking socialist party (PS) President Elio Di Rupo visit the site of the future Google Datacenter in Mons June 16, 2009. Reuters Pictures 7 months ago

Belgium's King Albert II (L) and French-speaking socialist party (PS) President Elio Di Rupo visit the site of the future Google Datacenter in Mons June 16, 2009.

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  3. Belgium's King Albert II, right, visits the scene were a five-story apartment building collapsed in Liege, Belgium, Wednesday, Jan. 27, 2010. An apartment building collapsed following an explosion early Wednesday that injured at least 20 people, two of them critically, officials said.
  4. Belgium's King Albert II, right, talks with firemen as he visits the scene were a five-story apartment building collapsed in Liege, Belgium, Wednesday, Jan. 27, 2010. An apartment building collapsed following an explosion early Wednesday that injured at least 20 people, two of them critically, officials said.
  5. Belgium's King Albert II, right, visits the scene were a five-story apartment building collapsed in Liege, Belgium, Wednesday, Jan. 27, 2010. An apartment building collapsed following an explosion early Wednesday that injured at least 20 people, two of them critically, officials said.
  6. Belgian King Albert II (R) visits the area where a house collapsed in Liege January 27, 2010. An apartment block in the Belgian city of Liege collapsed on Wednesday, trapping two people under the rubble, emergency services said.
  7. Belgian Princess Mathilde (L) and Crown Prince Philippe (C) are welcomed by Belgium's Elio Di Rupo, president of the French-speaking Socialist party (R), upon their arrival at the Public Social Aid Center (CPAS) in Mons February 5, 2010.
  8. Workers hold a picture of Nick Reilly, interim head of General Motor's European business, as Elio Di Rupo (in black), President of the French-speaking socialist party, joins them during a march in central Brussels January 29, 2010. Some 27,000 workers and unions representatives protested against job cuts after companies such as AB Inbev and GM's Opel Antwerp announced they would lay off hundreds of workers.
  9. Belgium's French-speaking Socialist Party (PS) President Elio Di Rupo leaves a meeting with Belgium's King Albert II at the Laeken Royal Palace in Brussels November 20, 2009. Belgium's Prime Minister Herman Van Rompuy was elected on Thursday by EU leaders as the first EU President.
  10. Belgium's French-speaking socialist party (PS) President Elio Di Rupo leaves a meeting with Belgium's King Albert II at the Laeken Royal Palace in Brussels November 20, 2009. Belgium's Prime Minister Herman Van Rompuy was elected on Thursday by EU leaders as the first EU President.
  11. An Apple computer is shown on Google's company campus in Mountain View, California February 9, 2010. Googe Inc unveiled Google "Buzz," injecting its social networking features into its popular Web email product as the world's No. 1 search engine seeks to fend off competition from Facebook and Twitter.
  12. Google co-founder Sergey Brin participates in a panel discussion in Mountain View, California February 9, 2010. Googe Inc unveiled Google "buzz," injecting its social networking features into its popular Web email product as the world's No. 1 search engine seeks to fend off competition from Facebook and Twitter.
  13. Google co-founder Sergey Brin uses a computer on the company's campus in Mountain View, California February 9, 2010. Googe Inc unveiled Google "Buzz," injecting its social networking features into its popular Web email product as the world's No. 1 search engine seeks to fend off competition from Facebook and Twitter.
  14. Google co-founder Sergey Brin listens to a question during a panel discussion in Mountain View, California February 9, 2010. Googe Inc unveiled Google "Buzz," injecting its social networking features into its popular Web email product as the world's No. 1 search engine seeks to fend off competition from Facebook and Twitter.
  15. Google co-founder Sergey Brin participates in a panel discussion in Mountain View, California February 9, 2010. Googe Inc unveiled Google "Buzz," injecting its social networking features into its popular Web email product as the world's No. 1 search engine seeks to fend off competition from Facebook and Twitter.
  16. Google co-founder Sergey Brin (R) participates in a panel discussion in Mountain View, California February 9, 2010. Googe Inc unveiled Google "Buzz," injecting its social networking features into its popular Web email product as the world's No. 1 search engine seeks to fend off competition from Facebook and Twitter. Also appearing on the panel are Google's Vic Gundrota (L), vice president of engineering, Todd Jackson (2nd L), project manager for Gmail and "Buzz," and Bradley Horowitz (2nd R), vice president of product management.

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