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Bayer quarterly earnings fall to 525m euros

FRANKFURT — German pharmaceutical giant Bayer said Thursday that its second quarter net profit fell to 525 million euros (680 million dollars), well below market expectations.Net profit fell by just 1.3…

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Somali pirates release Turkish cargo ship: lawyer

ANKARA — Somali pirates on Thursday released a Turkish-owned cargo ship and its crew of 21 people nearly four months after seizing the vessel, a company lawyer told AFP."The pirates abandoned…

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Fergie gives backing to under-fire Glazers

LONDON — Alex Ferguson insists the much-criticised Glazer family have done a good job as owners of Manchester United.United fans have mounted protests against the Glazers from the moment the Americans…

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US hit by new oil spill

CHIGAGO — A new oil spill is sullying US waters in the northern state of Michigan after a pipeline leak sent more than a million gallons of crude into a river…

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Somali pirates release Turkish cargo ship

ANKARA — Somali pirates on Thursday released a Turkish-owned cargo ship and its crew of 21 people nearly four months after seizing the vessel, a company lawyer told AFP."The pirates abandoned…

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Nun killed in Ukraine church blast

KIEV — An 80-year-old nun has been killed in an explosion that wounded eight others at a church in the southeastern Ukrainian city of Zaporozhye, officials said on Thursday.The explosion at…

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Dutch troops to leave Afghanistan

THE HAGUE — The Dutch troop deployment in Afghanistan, often held up as a model for other peace missions, ends after four years on Sunday amid concerns about the void it…

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N.Korea leader moves secret fund to son: report

SEOUL — North Korea's ailing leader Kim Jong-Il is transferring his secret personal wealth to his youngest son and likely successor, a Seoul-based radio station has said.The transfer of money has…

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New York introduces sanitary grades for restaurants

NEW YORK — The 24,000 New York City restaurants began showing their grades Wednesday -- A, B, or C -- under a new system of ranking sanitary conditions by the city's…

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El Salvador hospitals overwhelmed by respiratory diseases

SAN SALVADOR — Hospitals in El Salvador have been overwhelmed by an unexpected rise in respiratory diseases including pneumonia and dengue fever, health authorities said Wednesday."We've got our hospital network and…

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Greek PM requisitions truckers on strike amid fuel crisis

ATHENS — Greece's government requisitioned Wednesday truckers who have been on strike for three days at the height of the busy tourism season, in a bid to deal with a nationwide…

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Peru cancels permit for US-owned smelter over pollution plan

LIMA — Peru canceled the operating license of US-based Doe Run for a large smelter complex in La Oroya after the firm failed to meet a deadline for submitting a new…

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