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Italians are the worst drivers in Europe but Norwegians are the most likely to lose their cool, a survey has found
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Fears of another assassination attempt did not appear to affect President Jacques Chirac as he led France's celebrations to mark Bastille Day
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A decision on deploying troops to Liberia may hinge on needs elsewhere as troop levels stay high in Iraq
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Finnish Steel Group Opens A New Production Facility Near Vilnius
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American Lithuanian Business Forum Invites Lithuanian Americans to Invest in Lithuania
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Germany's capital has come alive to the sound of techno music as the famous Love Parade returns to Berlin for another year
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Hungary's MOL effectively secured a strategic stake in Croatian oil firm INA on Friday but faced criticism it was overpaying to win a lead role in the region's energy sector
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Faced with a 2004 deadline, Latvia's government must decide what to do with thousands of secret police files left over from Soviet rule of the Baltic country
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IBM Polska is keen to exploit the growth potential of the EU accession countries and invest $100 million (zl. 387 million) into the region over the next three years
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SALT support trumps Voice XML as Speech Server sounds return of enterprise voice
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A new biodetector made with the body's own immune system cells literally lights up when it encounters anthrax
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Valery Giscard d'Estaing wraps up his work on Europe's first constitution
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Norway, Iceland, Sweden, Australia and the Netherlands ranked as the best countries in which to live, in the 2003 UN Human Development report
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Belarusian government shut down the Minsk offices of Russia's NTV television
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Euro cash could be embedded with radio frequency identification tags if a reported deal between the European Central Bank and Hitachi becomes reality
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On a day of national strike action by performers and behind the scenes arts workers in France, a last-ditch meeting is being held to try to resolve a conflict over unemployment benefits
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Surprise Drop in German Unemployment
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A Latvian business newspaper has expressed its scepticism at the IMF recommendation to repeal a planned cut in the corporate income tax rate in Latvia
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Taking the European Union at its word that the biotech ban is about to end, seed companies are testing the waters by submitting new applications for genetically modified corn, cotton, canola and other plants
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Iran says it has conducted a final test on a medium-range surface-to-surface missile
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