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Made Popular Nov 5 2009
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Europe’s increasingly muscular brand of secularism has an unofficial capital: Strasbourg, France. Over the past decade, the quaint city of 273,000 near the German border — home to the European Parliament and other key international bodies — has been..

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The EU Commission’s president warned Wednesday that the European economy is getting worse and that EU leaders should hurry to approve a proposed stimulus program.

 
 
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