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COPENHAGEN (Reuters) - If international climate change talks falter this week, chances for the United States approving its own carbon pollution-reduction plan will seriously erode, U.S. Senator John Kerry warned on Wednesday. Full Article at Reuters
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Women’s magazines all spread the same message: Money may not buy you happiness, but beauty certainly will. A new study has actually proven that the women’s magazines were right — so long as you live in the city. Full Article at MSNBC
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(L-R) Maoist leader Pushpa Kamal Dahal (L), better known by his nom de guerre Prachanda, Maoist Brigade Commander Saral Sahayatri and Radhika Coomaraswamy, the special representative of the United Nations Secretary-General for Children and Armed Conflic... View Photo »
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If the Senate knows what's in this bill, then this is going to pass because it's what's right for America
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Chomping on a stick of gum could cheaply diagnose malaria and other diseases in developing countries. Full Article at Discovery Channel
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Unlike the World Series, which is inhabited largely by American (and one Canadian) baseball teams, the World Wide Web, is actually inhabited by people from lots of different countries. Full Article at Discovery Channel
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Tired of the same old Christmas lights displays? Bored by animatronic Santas waving listlessly? Not impressed with the giant inflated snowman on the lawn? Maybe you should take a musical cue from Ric Turner. Full Article at Discovery Channel
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UN Special Representative for Children and Armed Conflict Radhika Coomaraswamy, left, speaks during a meeting in Katmandu, Nepal, Wednesday, Dec. 16, 2009. View Photo »
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A test of this kind can only strengthen the international community's worries at a time that Iran is also developing a nuclear program with no identifiable civil objective, in violation of five United Nations Security Council resolutions
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From left: Cousins Desiree, Holly, Eric, Kyle and Mitchell Morrell, four of whom were stricken with hypertrophic cardiomyopathy. Full Article at CNN
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BEIJING (Reuters) - The Chinese government's latest campaign against pornography on the Internet and through mobile WAP sites will continue through May next year, with an emphasis on breaking the business that support the sites, the Xinhua news agency... Full Article at Reuters
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COPENHAGEN, DENMARK - DECEMBER 16: Delegates listen to speeches during the Climate Change Conference on December 16, 2009 in Copenhagen, Denmark. Politicians and environmentalists are meeting for the United Nations Climate Change Conference 2009 that runs until December 18.
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If the Senate knows what's in this bill, then this is going to pass because it's what's right for America
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A test of this kind can only strengthen the international community's worries at a time that Iran is also developing a nuclear program with no identifiable civil objective, in violation of five United Nations Security Council resolutions
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Indonesia survived, at least on the surface, financial meltdown and democratization.
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tell Obama to go justify his Nobel Peace Prize somewhere else, not at the expense of the Jews in the Land of Israel.
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The CBO (Congressional Budget Office) said this is a deficit reduction, not a deficit increase
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Despite international attention, including visits from Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton and [United Nations] officials, and a recent '60 Minutes' report, Congo remains the most dangerous place on Earth for girls and women
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President Suleiman emphasized his concerns with respect to Israel. I emphasized our concerns about the extensive arms that are smuggled into Lebanon that potentially serve as a threat to Israel ... It is in the interest of all parties concerned that enforcement is exerted with respect to such smuggling.
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Community Board One respectfully requests that President Obama and A.G. [sic] Holder reconsider their decision and relocate the venue of the 9/11 terrorist trial away from Lower Manhattan to a secure non-residential location that will not affect the safety or quality of life of New Yorkers.
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Apparently, checking the weather never occurred to this foggy trio. Nor did riding Amtrak, even though the railroad could have gotten them to the White House on time, fog or no fog. Well, I appreciate you guys calling in
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Obama to transfer Gitmo detainees to Illinois prison
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Let me explain to you, my Kennebunkport is on the South Side of Chicago
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When President Obama took office, he promised a new commitment to cracking down on the criminals who steal billions of dollars from Medicare each year through fraudulent claims
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Ronald Reagan’s efforts on arms control and [Reagan’s] embrace of perestroika.
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FreedTV has the capability to run real-time on existing networks and across multiple platforms, including the Facebook WIWA application on the PC, the Video Service Provider (VSP) application on the STB, and the Mobile application on the iPhone ... All three interfaces were successfully demonstrated at ...
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The problem is, there's a big gap between what I'm hearing here in the White House and the activities of lobbyists on behalf of these institutions or associations of which they're a member up on Capitol Hill
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The United States is back and President Barack Obama is coming to Copenhagen to put America on the right side of history.
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We want to do everything we can to encourage a strong, independent and democratic Lebanon
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While the Obama administration has said taxpayers are likely to profit from the sale of the Citigroup shares, accounting experts said the lost tax revenue could easily outstrip those profits.
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Obviously, Lebanon is a critical country in a critical region ... And we want to do everything we can to encourage a strong, independent and democratic Lebanon.
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For the first time in over a decade, Internet users in Europe will have an effective and unbiased choice between Microsoft's Internet Explorer and competing Web browsers, such as Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, Apple Safari and Opera
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threats against Lebanon that are taking place and that place obstacles to the economic growth of the country ... exert further pressure on Israel to implement Resolution 1701 and to withdraw from Israeli-occupied Lebanese territories.
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We are pleased with today's decision by the European Commission, which approves a final resolution of several longstanding competition law issues in Europe. We look forward to building on the dialogue and trust that has been established between Microsoft and the Commission and to extending our industry ...
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Our success in Afghanistan is inextricably linked to our partnership with Pakistan
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It is inexcusable for the Obama administration to transfer terrorists anywhere in the United States ... Guantanamo Bay was never meant to be another Ellis Island. Terrorists are detained there for a reason -- to keep Americans safe! There is no good reason to close Guantanamo Bay and no good purpose can...
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Dick, I had a good time at the Christmas celebration with your successor at Time Warner
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