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Last year we brought you a list of the hottest US presidents of all time (Franklin Pierce = sigh), and this year we thought we'd broaden our horizons a little with a list of the... Full Article at Paper Magazine
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Six hundred thousand dollars is a lot to spend for eight ferrets. Administrators at Spain’s Castellón Airport announced the establishment of the ferret contract late last year. ... Full Article at Miller-McCune
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TOKYO — Hoping to win its long-futile battle against falling prices, Japan’s central bank on Tuesday said it would try to kindle inflation, setting a goal of 1 percent, by pumping tens of billions more dollars into the economy. While central bankers usua Full Article at The Money Illusion
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Looking beyond the latest headlines about Greece's debt crisis, the long-term question for the European Union is: Can it grow? The conventional answer is that it's too sclerotic, too socialist, too indebted. Not so. Germany is the largest economy in Euro Full Article at Wall Street Journal
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By Donald L. Luskin And Lorcan Roche Kelly Looking beyond the latest headlines about Greece's debt crisis, the long-term question for the European Union is: Can it grow? The conventional answer is that it's too sclerotic, too socialist, too indebted. Not Full Article at Wall Street Journal
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While debate continues to rage in the UK about bonuses, and bank bosses defend their payouts, their counterparts in Spain are taking a rather more pragmatic and popular approach Rodrigo... Full Article at Guardian Unlimited
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SPAIN’S Socialist Party specialises in nail-biting leadership contests. Its new head, Alfredo Pérez Rubalcaba, followed this tradition on February 4th, scraping to victory by just 22 of the 955 votes cast at a convention in Seville. His opponent, Carme C Full Article at Economist
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An appeals court ruled on Monday that Alberto Contador , a three-time winner of the Tour de France , used a performance-enhancing drug when he won the race in 2010, the latest black mark on a sport that has been tarnished by doping scandals over the past Full Article at The New York Times
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THE SPANISH Socialist Party (PSOE), severely wounded after its crushing defeat by the right-wing Partido Popular (PP) in last November’s elections, chose a leader at the weekend. But the average Spanish voter could be forgiven for finding it difficult to Full Article at Irish Times
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Spain's opposition Socialist party may set the former defence minister Carme Chacón on the path to becoming the country's first female prime minister at a nail-bitingly close... Full Article at Guardian Unlimited
