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It was being billed yesterday as the biggest party in Europe. More than a hundred thousand mainly young people have flown to the German capital to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the hacking down of the Berlin Wall. Full Article at Times Online
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“Should there be a Nobel Prize for creating happiness? Nobel laureate Joseph Stiglitz may think so — he chaired Nicolas Sarkozy’s ‘International Commission on the Measurement of Economic Performance and Social Progress’ (ICMEPSP? Full Article at Rational Review
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Lector Wolfgang Matz holds up "Atemschaukel" by Literature Nobel Prize winner German Herta Mueller in Munich's publishing company Hanser October 8, 2009. View Photo »
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Nobel Prize-winning economist Joseph Stiglitz said the world’s biggest economy is suffering because of the U.S. government’s failure to nationalize banks during the financial crisis. If we had done the right thing, we would be able to have more influence over the banks ... They would be lending and the ...
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ORANGEBURG -- Luc Montagnier, who won the 2008 Nobel Prize for physiology and medicine, will lecture about HIV/AIDS on Monday at Claflin University in the Moss Auditorium of the W. Vernon Middleton Fine Arts Center. Full Article at The State
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This is a different kind of murder mystery. For years, social scientists have tried to determine whether the death penalty has a deterrent effect. Put another way, does the death penalty save lives? Full Article at Houston Chronicle
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Just 20 years ago, South Africa was commonly perceived as one of the most polarized, ill-starred places on the planet. Full Article at Los Angeles Times
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Lector Wolfgang Matz holds up books "Atemschaukel" by Literature Nobel Prize winner German Herta Mueller in Munich's publishing company Hanser October 8, 2009. View Photo »
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It would be very hard to imagine that Obama receives the Nobel Prize only 100km from Copenhagen while sending a delegation to the climate summit with empty hands.
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British Prime Minister Gordon Brown certainly caused a stir at the G20 finance ministers meeting in St Andrews when he suggested a tax on financial transactions, sometimes called a Tobin tax after the Nobel Prize winning economist James Tobin. Full Article at BBC News
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Marie Skłodowska was born in Warsaw, Poland on November 7, 1867, the youngest of five children. Skłodowska’s parents were poor schoolteachers; her mother and eldest sister both died when she was young. Full Article at Finding Dulcinea
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Nobel Prize-winning economist Joseph Stiglitz said the world’s biggest economy is suffering because of the U.S. government’s failure to nationalize banks during the financial crisis. If we had done the right thing, we would be able to have more influence over the banks ... They would be lending and the ...
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It would be very hard to imagine that Obama receives the Nobel Prize only 100km from Copenhagen while sending a delegation to the climate summit with empty hands.
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It's very hard to imagine how the American president can receive the Nobel Prize ... and at the same time has sent an empty-handed delegation to Copenhagen
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A Kremlin source told Kommersant that the White House seeks to ensure that the agreement is signed on time. ‘On December 10 in Stockholm, he [Obama] will be awarded the Nobel Prize. And our partners would like to see the document signed before Barack Obama accepts the Nobel Peace Prize … We have no obje...
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They gave him the Nobel Prize—very well, now he should earn it.
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We'll take into consideration Elizabeth Blackburn winning the Nobel Prize, and it will certainly affect the ranking of the University of Melbourne next year
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We are delighted that Dr Venkataraman Ramakrishnan, currently based at Cambridge University in the UK, has been awarded with 2009 Nobel Prize for Chemistry.
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We were delighted at the news of the Nobel Prize for chemistry going to Dr Venkatraman Ramakrishnan. He is here today, and we all congratulate him
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Most recently, we were delighted at the news of the Nobel Prize for Chemistry being conferred on Dr Venkataraman Ramakrishnan, an Indian-origin scientist currently working at the University of Cambridge.
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My Bubbie (Yiddish for Grandma) shows off pictures of her kids and grandkids as if she’s showing off a Nobel Prize or Olympic medal
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President Barack Obama could bring another Nobel Prize to the University of Chicago
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has wiped Israel off the Nobel Prize map, much as Iranian despot Mahmoud Ahmadinejad would like to wipe Israel off the real map.
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Obama is moving and also can be ironic. He writes about unions and a book by Paul Krugman who won the Nobel Prize in economics and how he learned from him about the number of millionaires which grew from about 30, in the days of Rockefellers, and just a few who decided the destiny of the United States.
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the Nobel Prizes are the fruit of investment made in the past. Thirty years ago, Israel’s academia led the world in the number of scientific publications per capita. Today we are only fourth.
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On the eve of the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall, the choice of Herta Müller as 106th winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature seems particularly appropriate.
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The Nobel Committee is saying the reason they gave Obama the peace prize is for reducing tension around the world. . . . So, the runners-up for this year's Nobel Prize were red wine and the Brookstone three-speed massaging recliner.
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President Obama won another Nobel Prize today, this time in medicine, for pretending to give up smoking.
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President Obama is capable of earning his Nobel Prize by making it a message of peace and atonement from America to the world. This would allow many of the world’s people, particularly those who have suffered from America’s wars, to enjoy peace and security after years of oppression, murder and pain.
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He said, 'Newark is my Stockholm and that plaque is my prize' referring to the Nobel Prize he should have won by now
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We've got to say 'no' everytime someone says he didn't deserve the Nobel Prize
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Limbaugh Unloads on Obama's Nobel Prize http://bit.ly/j7736 8 days ago
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