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Greek editor arrested over list of Swiss accounts

Written By Bersemangat on Minggu, 28 Oktober 2012 | 23.01

ATHENS (Reuters) - Greek police arrested the editor of a weekly magazine for publishing a list of more than 2,000 names of wealthy Greeks who have placed money in Swiss bank accounts, police said on Sunday. The so-called "Lagarde List" - given to Greece...

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Israel kills Hamas gunman, Gaza salvo hits Israeli city

GAZA (Reuters) - Israel killed a Hamas gunman it accused of preparing to fire a rocket from the Gaza Strip on Sunday and a separate Palestinian salvo struck a southern Israeli city, causing no damage. The incidents followed a three-day lull since an...

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7.7 magnitude quake hits Canada's British Columbia

(Reuters) - A powerful earthquake with a magnitude of 7.7 hit Canada's Pacific coastal province of British Columbia late Saturday, setting off a small tsunami, but there were no immediate reports of injuries or damage, officials said. The U.S. Geological...

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Suicide bomber kills eight, injures 100 in Nigerian church

KADUNA (Reuters) - A suicide bomber drove a jeep packed with explosives into a Catholic church in northern Nigeria on Sunday, killing at least eight people, injuring more than 100 and triggering reprisal attacks that killed at least two more, officials...

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Ukraine votes, Yanukovich's party expected to keep majority

* Yanukovich's main rival in jail as vote goes ahead * His Regions party likely to secure slim majority * But faces new opposition force led by popular boxer * Observers will pronounce on whether vote free and fair KIEV (Reuters) - Ukrainians voted...

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Drone hits suspected al Qaeda target in north Yemen

SANAA (Reuters) - At least four men suspected of being al Qaeda members were killed in what a local official said was a U.S. drone strike on Islamist militants in northern Yemen on Sunday. It was a rare attack on al Qaeda-linked targets in northern...

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Berlusconi threat to topple Monti shows party divisions

ROME (Reuters) - Former premier Silvio Berlusconi's threat to bring down Italy's government underscores deep divisions in his center-right party ahead of next year's elections and risks rattling markets which see Prime Minister Monti as Italy's saviour....

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Syria airforce bombs cities, truce "practically over"

AMMAN (Reuters) - Syrian jets bombarded Sunni Muslim regions in Damascus and across the country on Sunday, activists said, as President Bashar al-Assad kept up air strikes against rebels despite a U.N.-brokered truce that now appears to be in tatters....

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Muslim survivors of Myanmar's sectarian violence relive ordeals

SITTWE, Myanmar (Reuters) - Muslim survivors of six days of sectarian violence in western Myanmar spoke on Sunday of fleeing bullets and burning homes to escape on fishing boats after an attack by once-peaceable Rakhine neighbors. The United Nations...

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Pope, ending synod, urges lapsed Catholics to return to fold

VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - Pope Benedict, closing a gathering of bishops who discussed how to win back lapsed and lukewarm Catholics, on Sunday said the Church had to develop new ways of reaching out to those who had drifted from the faith. Benedict,...

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Colorado hospitals face Medicare readmission penalties

Written By Bersemangat on Minggu, 21 Oktober 2012 | 23.01

Twenty Colorado hospitals face penalties in the coming year for seeing too many discharged Medicare patients come back within a month, small hits that nevertheless sting in an era of quality measurements and patient-centered care. Hospitals will...

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Luxury home market in the Denver metro area on the rise

The luxury-home market in metro Denver is making a comeback, with sales this year already exceeding the total for 2011. Sales of $1 million-plus homes in metro Denver totaled 540 last year, according to Metrolist, the metro area's multiple-listing...

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No. 11 USC, Matt Barkley blast Colorado 50-6

The Denver Post's sports reporters contribute analysis, notes and minutiae on this blog focussing on CU athletics. LOS ANGELES — In a season in which Colorado's pass defense hasn't been able to stop a stiff breeze, the Buffaloes came...

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Female wrestler, a Denver native, wins two world titles in one week

The girl who once triggered storms of local controversy for competing with boys on high-school wrestling teams has won two world titles in the world of women's wrestling, stoking her dream of competing in the 2016 Olympics. Adeline Gray, captain...

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Nuggets forward Kenneth Faried could become chairman of boards

When he leaps, his long hair braids shoot off in different directions, like Jackson Pollock's paint splattering the canvas. His eyes, fierce, pierce. And then there are his hands. In sports, folks use the description of "paws." But these are...

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Thousand of zombies, mutants overtake downtown Denver

At noon Saturday, the first ravaged corpses began to roll into Skyline Park along Arapahoe Street. By 2 p.m., thousands of scarred and bloodied "walking dead" had made downtown Denver their stronghold, marking the seventh annual Zombie Crawl along...

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Colorado's liberal super PACs dominate spending in state races

Colorado Democrats, coming off a legislative session that ended with Republicans killing a civil-unions bill, are saturating local races with super-PAC money in an effort to retake control of the state House and preserve a Senate majority. Two liberal...

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