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Merlea Investment News
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International Update
ATHENS, Greece - Prime Minister George Papandreou called on Greeks to brace for more painful spending cuts to deal with an unprecedented financial crisis, saying their sacrifices were essential to national survival.
Mar 3, 2010, 08:45
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Holocaust survivors, US settle claims
The United States government has agreed to settle claims of Holocaust survivors that US army officers in World War II plundered a trainload of family treasures that had been
seized by Nazis.
Dec 21, 2004, 08:44
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Tiger Woods marries Swedish fiancee in Barbados resort
SANDY LANE BEACH, Barbados, Oct 6 AP - Tiger Woods and Swedish bride Elin Nordegren came ashore on a skiff this morning from a yacht where they apparently spent their wedding night after asunset ceremony at the clubhouse of Barbados' ritziest resort. The lavish celebration reportedly cost Barbadian $3 million ($A2.07 million).
Oct 7, 2004, 09:05
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Bush attacks Kerry
WILKES-BARRE, Pennsylvania, Oct 6 AFP - US President George W Bush today attacked Democratic rival John Kerry over Iraq and the economy, hoping to sap his foe's momentum two days before their second televised debate. With his original public case for the invasion to oust Saddam Hussein under fire and the US jobs picture still cloudy just 27 days before the November 2 election, Bush said Kerry was eager to raise taxes and weak against terrorism.
Oct 7, 2004, 09:01
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US vice presidential debate takes on new importance.
WASHINGTON, Oct 4 AFP - Vice President Dick Cheney will square off with his Democratic rival John Edwards in a televised debate tomorrow that suddenly takes on importance for the Republicans after George W. Bush's tepid showing last week. Political analysts agree that vice presidential debates, which go back to 1976, usually have little impact on the race for the White House since voters cast their ballots strictly for the man at the top. But the stakes will be higher tomorrow in the midwestern city of Cleveland, coming five days after Bush suffered a clear defeat at the hands of Senator John Kerry in the first of their three debates.
Oct 5, 2004, 08:47
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