“….All the time it is just the quadrillion JPY second-largest bond market in the world that is experiencing volatility on an unprecedented scale, the BoJ and her partners in crime are more than willing to ‘officially’ say “please do not worry.”
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Another climate change uproar. Apparently the kids in the UK are not to be properly brainwashed with the climate change meme anymore, and this upsets some people.
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Envisioning cars that can go ‘coast to coast without using a drop of oil,’ President Barack Obama on Friday urged Congress to authorize spending billion over the next decade to expand research into electric cars and biofuels to wean automobiles off gasoline.
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Army Special Forces soldiers will not “infiltrate” Utah communities this summer, a plan that had riled residents suspicious of the government’s motives. Green Berets had planned to parachute into several central Utah counties, cross mountains and work with Utahns who would be playing roles as resisters to an enemy regime.
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The real news here is that UKIP is becoming a real danger to the establishment in Britain.
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The American-led military coalition in Afghanistan backed off Tuesday from its claim that Taliban attacks dropped off in 2012, tacitly acknowledging a hole in its widely repeated argument that violence is easing and that the insurgency is in steep decline.
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Curry lovers are likely to see a hefty hike in the price of their favourite meal following a dramatic drop in the production of basmati rice
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Spain and Ireland are the only two countries in Europe where house prices have fallen more sharply than in the Netherlands over the past four years, according to Dutch national statistics agency CBS.
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The European cap-and-trade system has slid into near meaninglessness as Germany bickers on the sidelines. Hopes that the election in Lower Saxony might resolve the high-level bickering were misguided. Now Europe’s carbon market has hit a new low.
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The family of a teenager killed by Norwegian mass murderer Anders Behring Breivik reacted angrily on Friday after a probe into police’s slow response to the July 2011 twin attacks was dropped.
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