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WASHINGTON - Barack Obama split the difference in his Nobel speech, laying down a doctrine that will likely define his presidency: a steadfast defense of warfare against evil, praise of nonviolence and exhortations for mankind to affirm the "spark of... Full Article at Atlanta Journal Constitution Vendor
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STX Europe has been awarded contracts with Siem Offshore for design and building of two Platform Supply Vessels. The vessels are designed by STX Europe in ålesund and will be built at STX Europe in Brazil. Full Article at BYM News
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SALOU, SPAIN - OCTOBER 04: Petter Solberg of Norway and Phil Mills of Great Britain compete in their Citroen C 4 during Leg 3 of the WRC Rally de Espana on October 04 in Salou, Spain. View Photo »
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Norway is committed to continuing our military and civilian efforts in Afghanistan
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OSLO, Norway - When President Obama accepted his Nobel Peace Prize yesterday, a single Swedish company controlled the dissemination of his words. Full Article at Philadelphia Inquirer
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Hollywood actor Will Smith - who is presenting the Nobel Peace Prize Concert today (11.12.09) in Oslo, Norway, with his wife Jada Pinkett Smith – has vowed to keep an eye on his stupidity when he’s on stage in celebration this year’s Nobel Peace Prize... Full Article at Sowetan
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T he RCMP has charged a husband and wife duo from the Norway House Cree Nation with theft and money laundering, alleging the couple took part in a fake payroll scheme that robbed the community of more than $1-million from 2003 to 2008. Full Article at Globe and Mail
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SALOU, SPAIN - OCTOBER 04: Petter Solberg of Norway and Phil Mills of Great Britain compete in their Citroen C 4 during Leg 3 of the WRC Rally de Espana on October 04 in Salou, Spain. View Photo »
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with the model that has been built between Norway and Brazil that allows for effective monitoring and ensures that we are making progress in avoiding deforestation of the Amazon.
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CONTROVERSIAL RECIPIENT: Barack Obama is applauded by Nobel Committee chairman Thorbjorn Jagland during the ceremony in Oslo City Hall President Barack Obama yesterday defended the concept of a just war as he accepted the Nobel Peace Prize in... Full Article at Press and Journal
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USA Today caught up with Sarah Palin after President Obama’s big speech in Norway earlier today — and she liked it! She also thought some of the president’s rhetoric had a familiar ring. “I liked what he said,” Palin told us in a phone interview. Full Article at Snow Report Blog
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Norway's Thorbjorn Jagland, Secretary General of the Council of Europe addresses the Commitee of Ministers of the Council of Europe during his swearing-in ceremony in Strasbourg, October 1, 2009.
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Norway's Thorbjorn Jagland, is sworn in as Secretary General of the Council of Europe during a ceremony in Strasbourg, October 1, 2009. The Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe elected on 29 September, Jagland Secretary General of Council of Europe for a five-year term.
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Eric Hansen of the U.S. (L) competes with Norway's Alexandr Hemmi Tarkovskij in the men's individual epee preliminary round fencing event at the World Fencing Championship in Antalya, southern Turkey, October 1, 2009.
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Norway's Alexandr Hemmi Tarkovskij (L) competes with Spain's Marc Font in the men's individual epee preliminary round fencing event at the World Fencing Championship in Antalya, southern Turkey, October 1, 2009.
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He Tarkovskij of Norway, right and Jerome Jeannet of France, compete during the Fencing World Championships in the Men's individual epee preliminary round in Antalya, Turkey, Thursday, Oct. 1 2009.
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Referee Terje Hauge, from Norway, right, looks as Inter Milan's Lucio, center, collides with Rubin Kazan's Gokdeniz Karadeniz during their Champions League soccer match in Kazan, Russia, Tuesday, Sept. 29, 2009.
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Norway's Thorbjorn Jagland, newly elected Secretary General of the Council of Europe, addresses the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe after his election in Strasbourg, September 29, 2009.
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Norway's writer Carl Frode Tiller (L) is awarded by European Education Commissioner Jan Figel (R) with the European Union Prize for Literature, during an award ceremony in Brussels September 28, 2009.
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Norway's writer Carl Frode Tiller is awarded with the European Union Prize for Literature, during an award ceremony in Brussels September 28, 2009. The award aims to promote interest in literary works worldwide as well as more circulation of literature in Europe.
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Finland's Juha Hiltunen (bottom) rolls Norway's Marius Thommesen during their 66 kg greco-roman match at the World Wrestling Championships 2009 in Herning September 27, 2009.
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DANVILLE, CA - SEPTEMBER 26: Suzann Pettersen of Norway tees off on the 7th hole during the third round of the CVS/pharmacy LPGA Challenge at Blackhawk Country Club on September 26, 2009 in Danville, California.
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DANVILLE, CA - SEPTEMBER 26: Suzann Pettersen of Norway tees off on the 3rd hole during the third round of the CVS/pharmacy LPGA Challenge at Blackhawk Country Club on September 26, 2009 in Danville, California.
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DANVILLE, CA - SEPTEMBER 26: Suzann Pettersen of Norway hits her second shot on the 2nd hole during the third round of the CVS/pharmacy LPGA Challenge at Blackhawk Country Club on September 26, 2009 in Danville, California.
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Queen Sonja of Norway attends the opening of 'Places in Rome' (Steder I Roma) Exhibition of Norwegian photographer Morten Krogvold at the Braschi Palace in Rome on September 26, 2009.
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Queen Sonja Of Norway (R) poses with Rome's mayor Gianni Alemanno as they attend the opening of 'Places in Rome' (Steder I Roma) Exhibition of Norwegian photographer Morten Krogvold at the Braschi Palace in Rome on September 26, 2009.
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Norway's Thorbjorn Jagland, is sworn in as Secretary General of the Council of Europe during a ceremony in Strasbourg, October 1, 2009. The Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe elected on 29 September, Jagland Secretary General of Council of Europe for a five-year term.
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Norway's decision is particularly disappointing as it comes at a time when International Whaling Commission countries continue to discuss the reform of the commission
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It is progressing slowly and is not resistant to available drugs and vaccines such as Tamiflu except in a few cases reported in China, Brazil, the UK, US and Norway
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When you look at World Cup viewing figures relative to a size of a country's population, you find that a few of the smaller European countries are incredibly passionate about it. Places like Croatia, Holland, Hungary, Serbia, Norway.
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brain tumour incidence rates in Denmark, Finland, Norway, and Sweden were stable, decreased, or continued a gradual increase that started before the introduction of mobile phones
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Ethiopia and Norway have more or less similar hydropower potential. As we have developed ours, we would like to support Ethiopia doing the same and share our experiences. This agreement for feasibility studies on Beka Abo and Mandaya is an indication of that will
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Mobile phone use in Denmark, Finland, Norway, and Sweden increased sharply in the mid-1990s
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I wouldn’t be surprised to see a much greater notion of conspiracy in countries like Argentina, Italy and Greece and much less in places like Sweden, Norway, Britain and Germany ... Gaming the World: How Sports are Reshaping Global Politics and Culture.
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Decca straight line wipers have long been the system of choice for ships in Norway and Europe ... We are thrilled to add the renowned wiper systems to the Imtra product line. The response from the field on the Decca systems we have supplied has been overwhelmingly positive. Our engineering support, prom...
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The EU, IGAD, LAS, Norway, the UN and the U.S. send their sincere condolences to the family and friends of the victims of this cold-blooded attack, as well as to the government and the people of Somalia.
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Today, the 76-foot Norway spruce from the Easton, Conn. home of fifth-grade teacher Maria Corti stands patiently awaiting in its darkened 30,000 multicolored light bulb gown and Swarovski crystallized star crown.
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Norway has pledged 40 percent. Japan was at 8 percent and has now offered 25. The European Union is at 20 but will go to 30 if other countries do the same. And Germany pushed theirs from 30 up to 40.
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If the technology isn't born in Canada or Norway, it's probably not worth talking about.
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in the 30 years to 2007, Scotland’s average annual GDP growth rate was 2 per cent — lower than the United Kingdom economy as a whole (2.4 per cent), and well behind Ireland (5.3 per cent), Norway (3.1 per cent) and Finland (2.9 per cent)
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The Coop Danmark is part of a wider retail group which operates in Finland, Norway and Sweden ... We believe that over time Hilton could expand into some of these countries based on its successful relationship with Coop Danmark. Further expansion elsewhere remains an opportunity.
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The present Norwegian government was recently elected for four years. We can thus again expect many anti-Semitic and anti-Israel incidents in Norway in the coming years.
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Annika Evensen, First Secretary at the Norwegian Embassy in Tel Aviv, confirms to Karmel Israel-Nytt that Norway gave 1.35 million Kroner to Peace Now in 2008.
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Norway's seasonally-adjusted unemployment rate stood at 3.1% in September...
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During the meeting with the Iranian charge d'affaires ... we made it clear that Norway will continue to engage in international efforts to protect human rights defenders and will follow the situation in Iran closely.
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Sited on the banks of the Oslo fjord in southern Norway
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We made it clear that Norway...will follow the situation in Iran closely
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Norway will continue to engage in international efforts to protect human rights defenders and will follow the situation in Iran closely
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We made it clear that Norway will continue to engage in international efforts to protect human rights defenders, and will follow the situation in Iran closely.
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The next day, Obama accepts the Nobel Peace Prize in Oslo, Norway
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Energy is a new and important area of common engagement interest for South Africa and Norway... not only politically, but for business.
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