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Pessimism Dominates McDonald's Corp. (MCD) Sentiment Backdrop
SchaeffersResearch.com: Daily Market Blog
On Monday, McDonald's Corp. (MCD: sentiment, chart, options) reported that October same-store sales in the U.S. dropped 0.1%. Full Article at SchaeffersResearch.com: Daily Market Blog
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S even call centre workers who will share Britain's biggest lottery prize with a couple from south Wales today said they have already told their bosses that they are leaving. Full Article at Globe and Mail
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Britain's Prime Minister Gordon Brown (L) speaks with Japan's Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama before a meeting during the United Nations General Assembly in New York September 22, 2009. View Photo »
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it suited Britain to press aggressively the cause of dissidents in the old Soviet Union because we were engaged in a global war of ideas against Russian communism
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Scots saw the ads and read all the hype about Collision but got The Greatest Scot instead Douglas Henshall in Collision, which Scottish viewers will miss out on seeing – instead getting The Greatest Scot all week. Full Article at Guardian Unlimited
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UK & World News: Bodies of six soldiers killed in Afghanistan repatriated to Britain
The Daily Record
Bodies of six soldiers killed in Afghanistan repatriated to Britain Nov 10 2009 THE bodies of six soldiers killed in Afghanistan - including five who died when an Afghan policeman turned his gun on them - returned to home to Britain today. Full Article at The Daily Record
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LONDON: Every phone call, text message, email and website visit made by Britons is to be stored for a year and will be available for monitoring by government bodies. Full Article at Sydney Morning Herald
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Britain's Prime Minister Gordon Brown is presented with a report on climate change from the World Economic Forum during the United Nations General Assembly in New York September 22, 2009. View Photo »
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The editors in Britain for instance have turned very much against Gordon Brown, who is a friend of mine. I regret it ... He's been an unlucky man. But you know, the end of 13 years of one-party rule, the idea of change is probably good.
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LONDON: The hotly-anticipated video game 'Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2' was launched in Britain on Tuesday amid a political row over its levels of violence. Full Article at Dawn
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A Japanese web site is pointing users in the direction of smells - both pleasant and not so pleasant - around the world. Full Article at The Independent
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McLaren Formula One driver Lewis Hamilton of Britain, right, meets fans at a local mall, Tuesday, Sept. 22, 2009 in Singapore. Hamilton will take part in the Singapore GP night race over the weekend.
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McLaren Formula One driver Lewis Hamilton of Britain, center, meets fans at a local mall, Tuesday, Sept. 22, 2009 in Singapore. Hamilton will take part in the Singapore GP night race over the weekend.
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Britain's Attorney General Patricia Scotland leaves her office in central London September 22, 2009. Scotland was fined 5,000 pounds on Tuesday for employing an illegal immigrant as her housekeeper, fuelling calls from opposition parties for her to resign.
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it suited Britain to press aggressively the cause of dissidents in the old Soviet Union because we were engaged in a global war of ideas against Russian communism
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The editors in Britain for instance have turned very much against Gordon Brown, who is a friend of mine. I regret it ... He's been an unlucky man. But you know, the end of 13 years of one-party rule, the idea of change is probably good.
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will not help Iran and Britain improve their relations
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Perhaps if the British Empire had maintained its million-man army of occupation in the Middle East, the region's inhabitants might have resigned themselves to the inevitability of British rule ... but once Britain had demobilized her army, the string of revolts in the Middle East became predictable.
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What Britain faced in the Middle East was a long and perhaps endless series of individual and often spontaneous local rebellions against her authority. The rebellions were not directed by foreigners (as Britain usually suspected); they were directed against foreigners
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I'm very happy and proud to have been flying the flag for Britain at Victoria's Secret for nearly four years now
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I pledge here today that Britain will always be at the heart of Europe - we will never give succor to extremism which would drive people apart
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it would be pointless to have a referendum on Europe unless specific further changes in Britain’s relations with the EU were being proposed
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But they were all protesters because Michael (Schumacher) had knocked (Britain's) Damon Hill off. That was the welcome I got for the world championship in 1994. So this has been fabulous today, certainly one of the best days in my history.
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I didn't take Britain to war on a lie of weapons of mass destruction, I haven't bankrupted the country, and I haven't wrecked Glasgow.
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The U.S. regarded itself as the victor in the cold war, but Russia does not regard itself as the loser ... At the very least we expected an honorable peace. Like Britain, we have never been defeated, and we remain ready to fight.
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In March I will celebrate 65 years in entertainment. I’ve played all the big cities of Britain and still feel Cardiff has much, much to commend it.
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Congratulations to David Haye for his superb, courageous and determined performance in Germany to win the WBA Heavyweight crown - Britain's first heavyweight champion for six years
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It’s right that we explain there is a chain of terror that links Pakistan and the Afghanistan-Pakistan border to the streets of our cities in Britain. If we do not take action in Pakistan and Afghanistan then al Qaida would be plotting more trouble and more chaos in the streets of our cities.
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Kenya remains one of Tanzania's largest investors - in fact; the country has more investments in Tanzania than South Africa, according to the 2007 investment records from the Tanzania Investment Centre (TIC). Britain had 595 projects worth USD 115m, with at least 232,030 jobs. In the same year, Kenya ha...
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Having become Britain's first heavyweight champion since Lennox Lewis, David Haye is now likely to challenge fellow world champions Jenson Button and Jessica Ennis for the traditional end-of-year sports personality award
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The monarch underlined the importance of the European Union’s role, particularly that of Britain, in efforts aimed at ensuring the setting up of an independent Palestinian state, which is a prerequisite for Middle East peace
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David Cameron gives every impression of wanting to kick the European issue into the long grass so that he can get on with other things... After today, however, I am far from convinced that Britain’s relationship with Europe will be fundamentally different after five years of a Conservative government......
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all those who have been killed in Afghanistan this year - heroes who have lost their lives on Afghan streets so that we might be safer on Britain's streets
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Labour has failed on unemployment. We desperately need to get Britain working again and make sure that a generation isn’t scarred by Gordon Brown’s recession.
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I am very happy about this Sino-British initiative and confident that this modest beginning will lead to great things ... The establishment of an office in Beijing by The Prince's Charities Foundation (China) is a sign of affection and co-operation between like-minded people in China and Britain.
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Bank of Ireland is not writing any new mortgage loans in Britain. Its long-term strategy is to retrench out of Britain
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Congratulations to David Haye for his superb, courageous and determined performance in Germany last night to win the WBA Heavyweight crown - Britain's first heavyweight champion for six years
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We will hold the men and women of our military in our prayers tomorrow as we think about all those who have been killed in Afghanistan this year - heroes who have lost their lives on Afghan streets so that we might be safer on Britain’s streets.
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Overall there is the sense that Afghanistan is becoming for Gordon Brown what Iraq became for Tony Blair: more than four in ten don't understand Britain's mission, support for the British presence there is ebbing away, and a majority have responded to the (Afghan) presidential election very negatively i...
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