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Tuesday, May 21 2013
German Marshall Plan
EUROPEAN leaders seemed to understand, at least until recently, that even a partial breakdown of the eurozone would have a devastating economic and political impact on departing countries and on the European Union as a whole. But while they have repeatedly committed to ...
THE HONEST TRUTH ABOUT DISHONESTY
IN the 1970s, the gift shop at the Kennedy Centre for the Performing Arts was an informal affair. It was staffed by about 300 mostly elderly volunteers, and there were cash drawers instead of registers. The problem was that of the shop's $400,000 in annual revenue, somebody was ...
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Qatar snatches vital point in Tehran

QATAR produced an impressive defensive effort to hold Iran to a goalless draw and snatched a point in its Group A match of Asian Zone World Cup qualifier in Tehran on Tuesday. The home side backed by a 100,000-strong crowd of supporters at the Azadi...

Czechs beat Greeks 2-1 in Euro 2012
THECzech Republic kept alive their hopes of reaching the Euro 2012 quarter-finals as they beat Greece 2-1 in their Group A clash here on Tuesday. Victory not only took the Czechs onto three points with a game to come against cohosts Poland but was also revenge for their defeat by the Greeks in the Euro 2004 semifinals. The Greeks - who went on to win the Euro 2004 title - are stuck on just a point with Russia, who beat the Czechs 4- 1 in their opener, to come. The Czechs made a dream start scoring twice in the opening six minutes with Petr Jiracek and Vaclav Pilar scoring. Greece threatened to get back into the match seven minutes into the second-half when Czech goalkeeper Petr Cech spilled the ball straight to Fanis ...
Jamaican cops await Bolt´s version of crash
ALCOHOL use has been ruled out as the cause of a one-vehicle accident from which global sprint star Usain Bolt walked away uninjured, Jamaican police have revealed. However officers say they are still waiting to hear from the triple Olympic sprint champion after he provided a "sketchy" statement following Sunday´s accident, which damaged the front of Bolt´s BMW sports car. Jamaica´s top traffic officer Senior Superintendent Radcliff Lewis was quoted in media reports as saying 25 year-old Bolt had passed a breathalyser test on Monday as results showed he was not drinking or under the influence of alcohol at the time of the accident early Sunday morning in a busy area of Jamaica´s capital, Kingston ...
Kiev explodes with joy as Ukraine beats Sweden
THOUSANDS of ecstatic Ukrainians yelled, sobbed, danced and jumped for joy into the early hours of Tuesday in Kiev after the co-hosts beat Sweden in its opening football match of Euro 2012. Ukraine´s veteran striker Andrei Shevchenko was the hero of the hour and a half after scoring both their goals in the 2-1 victory. The win puts Ukraine top their table after the other group match between France and England ended in a 1-1 draw. "We won!" shouted one young fan, throwing himself into his father´s arms as the referee blew the final whistle on Monday evening. He was part of the euphoric crowd gathered in a special pedestrian supporters´ zone in central Kiev equipped with giant TV screens. Many joyously waved ...

Kiev explodes with joy as Ukraine beats Sweden
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