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New York Times- Syria Denies Responsibility in Brutal Attack May 27, 2012The United Nations Security Council was set to meet over the killings of more than 90 villagers, including 32 children, which its top officials have sharply denounced.
- Iran Says It Won’t Halt Uranium Enrichment May 27, 2012Iran’s nuclear chief backed away from an earlier offer that suggested it might be ready to cease 20 percent enrichment and said Iran would start building two new nuclear power plants.
- Drug Traffic Remains as U.S. Nears Afghanistan Exit May 27, 2012Some officials privately concede that there is little chance for large-scale success of the anti-opium effort in Afghanistan before the end of the NATO military mission in 2014.
- California Farmworkers’ Community Hurt by Budget Crisis May 27, 2012A federal judge ordered that a mobile home park in Thermal, Calif., be shut down, but there is now no money to build most of the homes meant to replace it.
- ‘Amour,’ by Michael Haneke Wins Palme d’Or at Cannes May 27, 2012The Austrian director Michael Haneke won the Palme d’Or at the 65th Cannes Film Festival on Sunday for “Amour,” a story of love and death focusing on an elderly Parisian couple.
- In Euro Zone, a Debate Over Bonds May 27, 2012Europeans are deeply divided over the question of whether euro zone countries should create common bonds to reduce borrowing costs for members that have trouble getting affordable credit.
- Franchitti Wins Indianapolis 500 for a Third Time May 27, 2012Takuma Sato hit the wall on the last lap in a challenge for the lead, and Dario Franchitti won an Indy 500 that had a race-record 35 lead changes.
- How Boaz Weinstein and Hedge Funds Outsmarted JPMorgan May 27, 2012JPMorgan Chase lost big because of outsize trades, but not before Boaz Weinstein, a hedge fund manager, seized a rich opportunity, winning in a high-risk game of nerves.
- The Summer Rental Rat Race May 27, 2012As more vacation-home owners have entered the rental business, with help from Web sites, the competition for tenants has become fierce.
- In Rarefied Sport, a View of the Romneys’ World May 27, 2012A lawsuit, since settled, offers a glimpse into dressage, the chosen sport of Mitt Romney’s wife, and into the elite world of expensive horses.
- Noomi Rapace Arrives in Hollywood, by Way of Outer Space May 27, 2012How the original girl with the dragon tattoo became Ridley Scott’s new heroine.
- Disruptions: Facebook Might Have a Smartphone in Its Future May 27, 2012Employees of Facebook and several engineers who have been sought out by recruiters there, as well as people briefed on Facebook’s plans, say the company hopes to release its own smartphone by next year.
- Syria Denies Responsibility in Brutal Attack May 27, 2012
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Who Are We?
During the Inca Empire another race ruled over the Indians, they see lights and they guided the civilization to glory and to become the largest empire the American region has known, and ironically a different race too brought the civilization … Continue reading
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sun rise for the moon
This is a short story written by a young talented writer: entitle: Sun Rise for the Moon by Figaro. The colours turn to grey that evening, as the sun melts away beneath the horizon. I miss the orange tinge it … Continue reading
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