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FRENCH PRESIDENT NICHOLAS SARKOZY
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[Title] => The "nay sayers" have it
[Summary] => Did we end the year 2011 on a note that said: “To be continued”?
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[Title] => Japan seeks French, US expertise in nuclear crisis
[Summary] => Japan is increasingly turning to other countries for help as it struggles to stabilize its tsunami-stricken nuclear plant and stop radiation leaks that are complicating efforts to recover the bodies of some of the thousands swept away by the towering wave.
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[Title] => Greek bombers used hollow books
[Summary] => Court documents seen by The Associated Press accuse two men of assembling a wave of mail bombs using tiny amounts of crude explosive materials concealed by hollowed-out books and bogus charity pamphlets.
[DatePublished] => 2010-11-05 02:00:00
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[Title] => G20 blacklists RP, 3 other tax havens
[Summary] => LONDON – The Philippines was among four nations blacklisted as uncooperative tax havens yesterday after Group of 20 leaders declared the age of banking secrecy was over and said they would no longer tolerate shady havens draining away badly needed tax revenue.
At the request of the G20 summit of rich and developing nations, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) named the Philippines, Uruguay, Costa Rica and the Malaysian territory of Labuan as the worst offenders, saying they had refused to adopt new rules on financial openness.
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[Title] => China restoring France contacts after Tibet spat
[Summary] => BEIJING (AP) -- China's Foreign Ministry says an agreement has been reached with France to restore high-level contacts following a lengthy spat over Tibet.
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[Title] => G-20 finance officials meet amid policy divisions
[Summary] => HORSHAM (AP) – International finance officials searched for common ground yesterday amid deep divisions on how to tackle the global downturn — even as more bad news arrived in the form of figures showing US trade slumping.
[DatePublished] => 2009-03-14 03:09:54
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[Title] => Germany, France dodge Afghanistan troop issue
[Summary] => MUNICH (AP) – NATO's top official chastised Germany and France for refusing to commit more troops to Afghanistan, but the two European powers skirted the issue yesterday even while agreeing that Washington should not be left to fight international conflicts alone.
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