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10 best books of January, according to Amazon's editors
Amazon editorial director Sara Nelson shares her thoughts about the Amazon staff picks for the 10 best books of January 2013.
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Thirty ideas from people under 30: The Artisans
They are explorers and activists, artists and educators, farmers and faith leaders – even mayors. And they have trenchant suggestions on how to improve the world.
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World markets respond to US credit downgrade
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In Pictures: Into the finals: Women's World Cup 2011
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In Pictures: Rascally raccoons
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Stock market: Outlook upbeat as decade begins
Stock market gains in Asia and Europe signal positive start to 2011.
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Photos of the Day: Photos of the day 12/21
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White Christmas snow brings Britain to a standstill
The second of two large dumps of snow to smother the country in two weeks came this weekend, along with temperatures so low that forecasters predict Britain is likely to experience its coldest December since 1910.
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Bond market woes in EU spur only stop-gap steps
Bond market unsettled by worries over Spain and Portugal, but Germany rejects broader rescue efforts.
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Continental Airlines and Texas mechanic found guilty for Concorde crash
Concorde crash: A French court has found Continental Airlines and one of their mechanics to be guilty of manslaughter.
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Concorde crash: US mechanic and Continental guilty, says French court
Continental Airlines and an American mechanic were convicted of manslaughter and fined for the 2000 Concorde crash. But none of the French defendants were found guilty.
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Does a rising German 'ecological-industrial complex' threaten the EU?
Germany's Green Party is pushing for clean energy, climate-friendly retrofitting, and government stimulus of green jobs. Is this a hopeful sign or a worrying one?
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In Pictures: European snow storm
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Photos of the Day: Photos of the Day 11/24
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Qantas A380 engine failure possibly caused by oil fire, European official says
Qantas A380 engine failure was possibly caused by an oil fire, according to Europe's top air safety official. The Qantas A380 flight last week had to make an emergency landing, due to the engine failure.
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Kristallnacht anniversary: Controversial Jewish speaker sparks Jewish ire in Germany
Kristallnacht commemorations in Germany tonight will include a speech in Frankfurt by Alfred Grosser, a prominent Franco-German intellectual who escaped the Nazi regime in 1933 and has become a critic of Israel.
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In Pictures: Veterans Day 2010
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Airbus A380 fleet grounded after Qantas jet engine blowout
Airbus A380 airliners have been grounded by the Australian airline after an engine blowout Thursday that prompted an emergency landing in Singapore with 459 people aboard.
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Yemen packages: Air cargo was a target before. Why is it still vulnerable?
Long before explosive packages were shipped on flights out of Yemen, terrorists eyed air cargo as a means of attacking the US. Yet millions of tons of air cargo bound for the US still are not screened.
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Photos of the Day: Photos of the Day 10/06
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How long will Wall Street stay in America?
Bankers warn lawmakers that regulation will drive them overseas — and then warn overseas regulators that too much oversight will drive them to America. They're playing everyone against each other in a global race to the bottom.
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Saab in talks with BMW over potential partnership
Saab could be getting some of its parts and technology from BMW, according to Spyker Cars, the Dutch company that owns the Saab brand.
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Photos of the Day: Photos of the Day 09/24
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Vatican bank probe revives Catholic Church's past financial scandals
Italian authorities are looking into allegations of money laundering in the Vatican's bank, adding to the Roman Catholic Church's recent woes over sex-abuse scandals.
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Vatican bank probed by Italian police investigating money-laundering
Vatican bank: The Vatican said it was "perplexed and surprised" by the investigation.
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German students express themselves with American hip-hop
Vocational students in Germany are given a rare chance to be in the spotlight through a partnership with an American dance organization that works with disadvantaged youth.
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Photos of the Day: Photos of the Day 09/15
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The Dow vs. the economy
Stock market indexes like the Dow and the S&P500 have as much to do with the real economy as weather has to do with geology.
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European students protest US-style 'capitalist education'
A decade ago tuition reform was introduced to get European students to graduate in under five years. Today debate is hot over how struggling Eurozone countries can keep intact free education for all.
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BMW raises 2010 sales volume, as auto markets recover
BMW raised its sales and earnings forecasts for 2010 on Tuesday. BMW cited a recovery in global markets and strong demand for new models.
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