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More topics Home Inspector Reviews. | Permission | Spp | Space Junk | Bomb Threat Who gave NASA permission to bomb the moon? Is it legal for NASA to bomb the moon? Full Article at ScienceBlogs
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WASHINGTON—Washington is pausing this week to honor and reflect on the meaning of what happened 20 years ago in 1989, when on Nov. 9, after a wave of civil discord, the East German government allowed East Berliners to pass through the wall to West... Full Article at The Epoch Times
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel speaks at the opening of the 'Museum of the Glienicker Bridge' housed in the 19th century Schoeningen villa in Potsdam on November 8, 2009 as part of the celebrations of the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall... View Photo »
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We refuse to stretch out our hand to those who oppose the [EU] Lisbon treaty ... but who at the same time talk about enlargement ... Those who want more [Europe] have to co-operate.
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To Merkel, a Night in ’89 Was Just the First Step on a Long Path for 2 Germanys
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BERLIN A young East German physicist named Angela Merkel was on her way home from her weekly trip to the sauna and a beer with a friend when she was swept up in the ecstatic crowds crossing the border at Bornholmer Street on the night of Nov. 9, 1989,... Full Article at History News Network
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Brussels - Belgian commentators on Friday voiced concern at a seemingly unstoppable wave of backing for their country's prime minister Herman Van Rompuy to be offered the new EU president's role. Full Article at Expatica
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BARCELONA, Spain - After two years of tough U.N. climate talks often pitting the world's rich against the poor, negotiators said Friday a new global agreement now rides on industrial nations pledging profound emissions cuts next month in Copenhagen. Full Article at Atlanta Journal Constitution Vendor
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(L to R) Members of anty-poverty group Oxfam wearing masks of world leaders US President Barack Obama and German Chancellor Angela Merkel move paper money from an aid money box to a climate money box on November 5, 2009, in Barcelona. View Photo »
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President Hamid Karzai congratulates Madam Angela Merkel on wining the parliamentary election held Sunday and hoped that relations between Afghanistan and Germany would further develop under her leadership
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We are speeding toward climate ``catastrophe,'' U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon warned the World Climate Conference in Geneva two months ago. Full Article at Miami Herald
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European Salon de News, Discussion et Klatsch - 7 November
European Tribune - Community, Politics & Progress.*Traitor*, n. A benighted individual who perceives an illusory distinction between serving his nation and abetting the criminals who govern it. Full Article at European Tribune - Community, Politics & Progress.
About Angela Merkel
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Angela Dorothea Merkel (help·info) (IPA: [ˈaŋɡela doʁoˈteːa ˈmɛɐ̯kəl]) (born Angela Dorothea Kasner, 17 July 1954, in Hamburg, West Germany), is the Chancellor of Germany. Full Article
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The EU has to make clear its ideas, but it is crucial that the United States and China also make clear what they are willing to contribute
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First of all, I'd like all countries to complete the ratification of the Lisbon Treaty ... I am fairly optimistic that we will eventually manage this, and then I'll be prepared to talk about staffing.
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I want Copenhagen to be a success ... The EU has to make clear its ideas. But it is crucial that the United States and China also make clear what they are willing to contribute.
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I want Copenhagen to be a success ... The EU has to make clear its ideas. But it is crucial that the United States and China also make clear what they are willing to contribute.
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In recent years, China's political and economic weight has increased considerably
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China entered the stage at the Frankfurt Book Fair with the full knowledge that balanced, laudatory, as well as a critical voices would be heard, and should be heard here ... There cannot be, and I am sure there will not be, any taboos in the discussion.
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I will make it clear in my talks with those responsible in China that freedom of opinion is not a threat, but a chance
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is an unique opportunity for China to present the richness of its culture and its literature ... I hope therefore that China makes use of the opportunities that this presents.
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is an unique opportunity for China to present the richness of its culture and its literature ... I hope therefore that China makes use of the opportunities that this presents.
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We reject the scanning in of books without any copyright protection, like Google is doing. The government places a lot of weight on this position on copyrights to protect writers in Germany
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Copyright laws need a place in the Internet too ... We reject simply scanning books without any kind of copyright protection like Google is doing.
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I'd like to send my warmest congratulations to President Barack Obama for being awarded the Nobel Peace Prize
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Today, 20 years after the fall of the wall, it is a wonderful message that such high-quality literature about this life experience is being honored with the literature Nobel Prize ... We are naturally delighted that Herta Mueller has found a home in Germany.
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On November 9, the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall, I would like to greet the many European heads of state and government and other guests with a new government
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There has been progress, in particular from the Chinese side, from the Japanese side now, and the UN meeting with (UN Secretary General) Ban Ki-moon
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I want to say at this stage that I am not happy with the preparations for Copenhagen
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We have to make sure we learn the lessons of the crisis and make sure it is not repeated. Pittsburgh will be decisive in determining whether the subject of financial market regulation continues to be a central issue. For us, it is the most important subject at the meeting
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I am very satisfied. I invested a great deal of energy in the Lisbon treaty
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Pittsburgh will be a decisive milestone in determining whether the issue of financial market regulation remains a central issue. For us this is the most important issue at this meeting
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I view the shift as a hopeful signal for overcoming difficulties with Russia when it comes to a uniform strategy to combat the threat of Iran together
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Our goal is clear -- Afghanistan must have its own security forces. ... I have agreed with French President Nicolas Sarkozy and British Prime Minister Brown that we must work on this during this year
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Our goal is clear -- Afghanistan must have its own security forces. ... I have agreed with French President Nicolas Sarkozy and British Prime Minister Brown that we must work on this during this year
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Afghanistan is in a period of transition, and we have to get the Afghan security forces up to speed as quickly as possible ... We need to discuss that with the Afghans and with the international community, and we must push Afghanistan to take control of its own destiny.
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Afghanistan is in a period of transition, and we have to get the Afghan security forces up to speed as quickly as possible ... We need to discuss that with the Afghans and with the international community, and we must push Afghanistan to take control of its own destiny.
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In association with our partners, we want to hammer out a strategy allowing for the handing over of responsibility to Afghanistan over five years
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