BBC Japan PM urges reactor restart Fr 8. Jun, 2012..

NYT Opinion: China’s Spies Are Catching Up

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CBS, April 8, 2011 Japan aftershock stokes angst, knocks out power Shoppers emptied store shelves, traffic snarled after stoplights lost power and drivers waited in long lines to buy gasoline in a new wave of anxiety Friday after a magnitude-...

Guardian ECB austerity drive raises fears for democratic accountability in Europe MPs and unions concerned over unelected EU bodies demanding governments impose cuts

New York Times ‘Sex on Wheels’? Now Ferrari Has ‘Room for Groceries,’ Too

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NYT Europe Struggles to Deal With Cold and Snow

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TOI, April 26, 2011 'Qaida chief ran helter-skelter in Af for months after 9/11' Al-Qaida supremo Osama bin Laden and his deputy spent a frantic three months traveling non-stop across Afghanistan after 9/11, according to secret US military f...

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TOI, June 25, 2011 How Pak media reacted to secretary-level Indo-Pak talks

CNN  One of Gadhafi's sons killed in NATO airstrike, Libyan official says - Gadhafi's youngest son -- Saif al-Arab Gadhafi -- was killed

TOI, October 8, 2011 NATO says 25 insurgents killed in coordinated assault on US bases

the Economist, April 7, 2012 New light in Myanmar - The Yangon spring

Dealbook, December 1, 2011 Judges Rule Galleon Chief Must Go to Prison

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BusinessInsider, May 31, 2011 Anyone Who Still Thinks LinkedIn's IPO Pop Was Good Should Look At Amazon  

CNN Night shift work may raise diabetes risk

eFinancialCareers, October 31, 2011 Are Goldman Sachs bankers only any good when they’re at Goldman Sachs?

CNN Bishop indicted for child endangerment

CBS, April 8, 2011 UNICEF: Snipers targeting children in Libya city The U.N. children's agency says snipers are targeting children in the besieged rebel-held Libyan city of Misrata.

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Businessweek Strauss-Kahn, French Accuser Face Off Before Paris Police

Guardian Bernanke was as bold as he could be

BusinessInsider, April 25, 2011 Steve Jobs On Location Data: "We Don't Track Anyone"

Int. Herald Tribune As Europe’s Bond Market Dries Up, Traders Fear for Jobs

BBC, September 14, 2011 Afghan gunbattle: Troops kill Kabul insurgents - Video

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