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Massoud Hayoun Food prices, China’s currency, the future of the Arab revolutions, and the end of Greece — all in a day’s work in Switzerland Reuters Post-Spring Leaders Ask Davos to Overcome Islamophobia...
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Alaska Dispatch Erik Vance | The Christian Science Monitor | Jan 27, 2012 Like the oil drilling rig that became an icon of the Industrial Age, the giant, spinning wind turbine has become a global image of clean power. No longer...
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By Clayton Crockett Opinion Editor ABDELJALIL BOUNHAR / The Associated Press Pro-democracy protesters march through a lower income neighborhood in Casablanca, Morocco, on Sunday denouncing the newly elected government and the...
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ANGELA CHARLTON, PAUL SCHEMM DAVOS, Switzerland (AP) — Newly empowered Islamist leaders stood up for Arab democracy Friday, saying extremists need to be brought into the fold and chiding the West for objectifying women and...
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A New Yorker living in Germany tells of his love for the Guardian, which began in Morocco thanks to the late actor Richard Harris larger | smaller Good to meet you … Cordy Swope I fell in love with the Guardian on a holiday long...
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