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Christmas Day may be just around the corner, but in Lapland Santa Claus still has enough time to read a few more letters before setting off to deliver his presents.
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In Europe it's hard to avoid a steady buzz of controversy over the arrival of the euro as official currency on Jan. 1, 2002
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EU GRANTS POLAND $420 MILLION IN PRE-ACCESSION FUNDS
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The aggregate cargo turnover of the 8 largest ports on the East Baltic comprised over the 10 months 2001 130.06 million tons.
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Ukraine has become a leading source of pirate CDs
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Bundesliga strugglers St Pauli are trying to negotiate a deal to bring Chicago star Dema Kovalenko to the club on loan.
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Prime Minister Mart Laar, Estonia's government leader, said Wednesday he'll resign, effective Jan. 8
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IBM Australia has confirmed that it aims to pull completely out of the retail PC business in Australia by the end of February.
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President Fernando De la Rua submitted his resignation Thursday, a high-ranking official said, as his government crumbled amid deadly rioting and looting sparked by anger over Argentina's deepening economic crisis.
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The Riigikogu passed with 42 affirmative votes the Local Government Organisation Act Amendment Act
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Microsoft Corp. posted a "critical" security patch for Windows XP today
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Instances of racial violence and xenophobia are on the rise in Europe.
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RATIFICATION OF ARMENIAN-RUSSIAN AGREEMENT ON JOINT PLANNING OF TROOP USE
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Steganography, the science of burying secret messages within something innocuous, has endured bad publicity recently, with unsubstantiated rumors of missives from Osama bin Laden hidden in images on websites.
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Finnish furniture retail company Indor Group OY with its two furniture retail networks Asko and Sotka plans to open two furniture shops in Lithuania next year.
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Just in time to send digital seasons' greetings, several top sites switch to subscription service for increasingly popular cards.
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New Gazprom head Alexei Miller who was installed by the Kremlin in May announced a management overhaul on Tuesday
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The Indian Home Minister, L K Advani, is due to make a statement on Tuesday about last week's attack on the Indian parliamentary complex.
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NATO: Havel, Kwasniewski Want Baltics In Alliance
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State Department visa system screens coaches, athletes for terrorist connections
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