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Turkey’s President Abduallah Gul fired back at criticism from some European officials over Ankara’s initial blocking of the efforts of Danish Prime Minister Anders Fogh Rasmussen to become NATO’s president.
[Das Spiegel.]
Turkey had refused...
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Civil Judge J. Sap is seen, in a courtroom in Utrecht, Netherlands, Wednesday, July 2, 2008. A Dutch judge ordered the Rabobank cycling team to pay Dutch cyclist Michael Rasmussen euro665,000,(US$1 million) compensation for wrongful dismissal after it...
