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NATO allies have yet to come up with replacements for a key deployment of some 3,000 U.S. Marines due to leave Afghanistan later this year, alliance officials said after talks on Friday.
The Pentagon sent the Marines to Afghanistan ahead of an...
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Republican John McCain: Favors increased offshore drilling and building 45 nuclear power reactors by 2030. Crystal Benton, speaking for McCain, said he proposes no...
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Republican Vice-President candidate Sarah Palin demonstrated once more her profound ignorance of the world stage. After previously insisting to no avail that she had...
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I thought...
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The U.S. still has the world’s most competitive economy, despite the recent turmoil that has seen some Wall Street giants tumble and others turn to the Federal...
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I lost my parents in an accident when I was 13 years old. This was a great loss of course, but it wasn’t...
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There are no current plans to reduce the number of British troops based in Iraq, Defence Secretary Des Browne is expected to tell MPs.
Hopes to reduce the number of...
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