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UN chief wants to ensure democracy sought in Arab Spring is sustained in his … Washington Post UNITED NATIONS — Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, in his second term as chief of the United Nations, wants to help people who...
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The Leonard Lopate Show Click to play – ListenAddDownloadEmbed / Stream m3u Paula Wolfert talks about her new cookbook, The Food of Morocco—from tender Berber skillet bread to spiced harira, from chicken with preserved...
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HUFFINGTON POST Leon T. Herder The outgoing 2011 is the Year of the Protester, according to Time magazine. The insurgency targeting the ruling political elites, first in Tunisia, and then in Egypt, Libya, Syria, Yemen and...
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Wired By Max Castera Image: SurfingTrooper, http://surfingtrooper.tumblr.com As a native of South West France, surfing — the original, water-based kind, not the kind you’re doing right now — has been one of my favorite hobbies...
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New York Post French President Nicolas Sarkozy won’t be spending New Year’s Eve in France. He won’t even be in Europe. The stealthy head of state was spotted “jetting out last night to Morocco to spend...
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