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HUFFINGTON POST Cobus De Swardt A year ago, Tunisians were in the process of bringing down a corrupt leader. It all started on 17 December 2010 when Tunisian fruit-seller Mohamed Bouazizi set himself on fire outside the building...
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Alberto Pizzoli / AFP/Getty Images When in Rome, espresso should be downed in one gulp. By Nicholas DeRenzo, Budget Travel Choosing a cup of coffee is about more than just milk or sugar. From the Ethiopian countryside where...
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By Euan Rocha and Rod Nickel | Reuters – 1 hr 52 mins ago TORONTO/WINNIPEG (Reuters) – Mosaic, a leading North American fertilizer producer, may have won the battle to arrest a plunge in phosphate prices ahead the...
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December 29, 2011 00:12:00 Jeff GreenThe Loose Moose sits firmly atop the roof of the 1996 Toyota Carina as Ilya Pinassi and Jeff Urquhart sip overpriced coffees at a bar aboard their ferry. They’re crossing from the southern...
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Europe’s envoy to the Southern Mediterranean says ‘It is much more difficult to have wars with democracies.’ By Barak Ravid The European Union’s special envoy to the Southern Mediterranean, Bernardino...
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