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More than any other prime minister since 1945, Margaret Thatcher changed the course of British history. In one sense, like any politician, she was a product of her times, but don’t let that mislead you: Only she could have done what she did.
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Hedge-fund manager Philip Falcone, beset by declining assets, federal securities regulators and the bankruptcy of his largest investment, is borrowing money against personal real estate he bought during better days.
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Tropical Storm Isaac, the ninth named storm of the Atlantic hurricane season, was heading toward the Lesser Antilles and is forecast to emerge over the eastern Caribbean Sea within two days.
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The ninth tropical depression of the Atlantic hurricane season developed east of the Lesser Antilles and may grow into a tropical storm later today, the National Hurricane Center said.
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France’s port of La Rochelle, the country’s second-largest cereal-export hub, shipped 24 percent more grain for export in January than in the previous month on a jump in wheat cargoes destined for West Africa.
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The French port of La Rochelle, the country’s second-largest cereal-export hub, shipped 306,859 metric tons of wheat and spelt in May, with Algeria the biggest buyer.
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The seventh tropical depression of the Atlantic hurricane season picked up speed as it churned west toward the Windward Islands, prompting the U.S. to send a hurricane reconnaissance aircraft today to investigate.
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Five dancers gather under a Styrofoam statue of an African boy in Jerusalem’s Israel Museum, start stripping off their clothes and screaming.
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A soccer star organizing a museum exhibition, now that doesn’t happen every day.
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Cadel Evans’s Tour de France victory marked Australia’s arrival as a major player in world cycling, officials and former riders said, as his breakthrough win drew comparisons with the country’s greatest sporting feats.
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