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Europe is benefiting from strong economic growth in eastern and central Europe.
The Irish Times
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Weekly government statistics from the Energy Information Administration will follow later today.
The Irish Times
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Government forces retook territory from the insurgents last year, although attacks continue.
Reuters
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Progress on problem loans was far from adequate so far, he said.
The Irish Times
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News from the rural and farming sector including new MAF health standards.
Radio NZ
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Hard; sheep or goat; blue-veined; sharp; tangy; from Tigne Valley in Savoy.
The Complete Book of Cheese
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However, it was higher among migrants from north Africa and eastern Europe.
Reuters
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However, positive results from Commerzbank gave a lift to banks across Europe.
Reuters
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Unfortunately, though not unsurprisingly, the news from Europe does not look good.
The Irish Times
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Dublin: The Dublin market benefitted from the general rally around Europe today.
The Irish Times
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Every year, more countries ban wild animals from being used in circuses.
The Guardian
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Ardern said people also needed to start working from home if possible.
Radio NZ
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There's a problem with the new record: It's from 29 years ago.
News.com.au
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Ms Tairea said the problems that result from unhealthy decisions are severe.
Radio NZ
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That would prevent 23andme from providing health information direct to consumers' homes.
Reuters
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Patients and methods: Source data were derived from National Health Insurance claims.
Pubmed
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