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Photos of the Day: Photos of the day 10/07
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Photos of the Day: Photos of the day 10/07
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Diggin' It
Ornamental oregano is a delightful perennial plant
Perfect for rock gardens and regions with well-drained soil and winters on the dry side, ornamental oregano is an attractive flowering perennial that's easy to grow.
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Greek austerity squeaks through, but budget woes remain
The Greek Parliament passed an austerity package today, but the possibility of default still looms.
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The Adam Smith Institute Blog
State privatizations could save the euro
Selling off government-owned assets like property could help narrow the gap between the EU's strongest and weakest economies
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Crete earthquake rattles buildings in Turkey, Egypt
Crete earthquake: A strong 6.2 earthquake in Crete rattled buildings as far away as Egypt and Turkey, Friday.
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Libya unrest tests China's interests in the Middle East
Beijing's successful evacuation of tens of thousands of Chinese from Libya has highlighted China’s growing role in North Africa and the Middle East.
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In Pictures: Amazing octopuses
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Will Libya aid ship force more changes to Israel's Gaza blockade?
The Libya-sponsored Almathea is the latest of several attempts to break Israel's Gaza blockade since a fatal raid killed nine pro-Palestinian activists on May 31.
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Greece riot attacks country's austerity measures
Greece riot by masked protesters occured during a union strike over the country's stark austerity measures, currently being considered by Parliament.
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In Pictures: Flight school
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Anarchists' fury fuels Greek riots
An uneasy truce between anarchists and police was shattered following a weekend shooting of a teen. A similar event in 1985 sparked months of daily clashes.
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In arid West, a foreign legion of beetles takes on a thirsty invader
Scientists say the beetles released on Southwest riverbanks could tame the water-sucking tamarisk trees.








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