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Yesterday, the government discussed reactions to the Supreme Court's ruling that indexed car loans are unlawful.
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The photographer: Tracy Knighton of Coon Rapids. The scene: Still waters make a near-perfect mirror at the Magnolia Gardens and Plantation in Charleston, S.C. Knighton had the place almost to herself on the misty day she visited.
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Never before has such a high ratio of elementary students applied for secondary school as this spring.
Pentagon Rebuffs Leaker's Lawyers
Wikileaks founder Julian Assange hired lawyers to represent the Army intel analyst accused of leaking State Dept.
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More than twenty thousand people are fans of the site, which is intended by the mayor to be a diary relating to his mayoral tasks.
Can Love Poems Melt 'The Bachelorette''s Heart?
A rose by any other name would smell as sweet. On this week's "The Bachelorette," the nine remaining bachelors have to write a love poem to Ali Fedotowsky and recite it in front of her and the eight other guys who comprise their competition! "It takes a real man to buck up and do it," Ali says of the poetry contest.
Tune in to Citytv for a week packed with celebrity guest stars, inspiring reality shows and revealing family dramas.
Iceland hosts Day of Azerbaijani Culture
The event brought together representatives of diplomatic corps accredited to the country, embassy staff, representatives of the Europe-Azerbaijan Society and Azeri Friendship Society in Borg hotel in the Icelandic capital.
New law aims to make Iceland a haven for press freedom
A country where the sun never sets for most of the summer has passed a law that it hopes will protect journalists and whistleblowers around the world who shine a light on corruption and wrongdoing.
Bobby Fischer's remains to be exhumed for paternity test
The remains of the US chess player Bobby Fischer are to be exhumed to determine whether he is the father of a nine-year-old girl, a lawyer representing the child and her mother said today.
Icelandic court allows exhumation of chess great Bobby Fischer in paternity suit
The remains of chess genius Bobby Fischer are to be exhumed to determine whether he is the father of a nine-year-old girl, a lawyer representing the child and her mother said Thursday.
Best of Reykjavik: Icelandic food
A few people remarked on the last Best of ReykjavA k post [Cheap Eats] that we we were focusing only on ethnic food and left out the Icelandic food.
Sunna Gunnlaugs Back In States For Tour Stop In Middletown Saturday
Creating and improvising exquisite, lyrical music has never been a problem for the inventive pianist and composer Sunna Gunnlaugs, Iceland's finest, yet still far too little-known, blue-chip export to the international jazz world.
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1st Polish-Icelandic Conferenc...
Energy demand, economic growth, security of energy supplies and climate change are the main driving forces for clean energy production.
Iceland gets EU green light, but Dutch PM warns of A'hard demandsA' ahead
Reykjavik: Icesave is proving to be a hurdle to accession LEIGH PHILLIPS Today @ 16:47 CET EUOBSERVER / BRUSSELS - European leaders have finally given the green light for Iceland to begin EU accession negotiations, but the Dutch Prime Minister has indicated it will be hard for the country to join if it does not pay for losses incurred in the ...
Spotlight on Our Favorite Airfare Deals
Maybe it's because we've never been to Iceland, but we're rather stunned - and tempted - by all the low fares to Reykjavik that are popping up.
Clinton: Happy Independence Day, Iceland
It's this time of year I start hating to be inside and am itching to be outside 24 hours if possible.
Everyday is special - 17 June 2010
Today is World Day to Combat Desertification and Drought. The UN General Assembly, as part of its international campaign to tackle global environmental deterioration and to combat dryland degradation in particular, designated June 17 as this day.
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