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Ston, Croatia, Hrvatska - Croatian history
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Croatia: Mali Ston Oysters Walls, Oysters, and Salt. Shot in the Summer of 2010. Edited by: Roberto Gonzalez-Homs; more information Croatia videos
MLJET Island (Croatia) Info, Jun 20, 2010
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Mljet - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Mljet (pronounced ; Latin: Melita, Italian: Meleda) is the most southerly and easterly of the larger Adriatic islands of the Dalmatia region of Croatia.
Mljet (pronounced ; Latin: Melita, Italian: Meleda) is the most southerly and easterly of the larger Adriatic islands of the Dalmatia region of Croatia.
Nuclear power plants in Belarus and Kaliningrad
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Russia sees Greek debt “restructuring” | Greece.GreekReporter.com Latest News from Greece
According to AFP, Alexei Kudrin (photo), Russia’s finance minister Saturday said he expected Greece to require a restructuring of its debt by creditors. He said such a move would be acceptable for the market and insisted it would be wrong to describe the restructuring as a full-scale default by the embattled government in Athens.
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China's new yuan regime looks a lot like the old one
June 20th, 2010, 4:30 am
BEIJING (Reuters) - China will keep the yuan's exchange rate at a basically stable level, the central bank said Sunday, suggesting that the country's new currency regime will look a lot like the old one. China announced Saturday that it would resume making the yuan more flexible, signaling that it was ready to break ... [Read More]
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Iraq: twin car bombs kill at least 18 in Baghdad - Yahoo! News
AP – Iraqis walk past the site of a car bomb attack in Baghdad, Iraq, Sunday, June 20, 2010. Twin car bombs …
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Championship tennis style from the Wimbledon stars - Telegraph
Smash-hits from the best new tennis looks just in time for Wimbledon.
Harrison Ford and Calista Flockhart marry in New Mexico - Telegraph
Harrison Ford and Calista Flockhart Photo: AP
Stars open the Wizarding World of Harry Potter theme park at Universal Orlando Resort in Florida - Telegraph
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Fireworks explode over the Hogwarts Castle as part of the grand opening celebration at the Wizarding World of Harry Potter at Universal Orlando Resort theme park
Picture: AP
Picture: AP
Kevin Costner to the rescue over BP oil spill - Telegraph
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Kelly Brook discomforts bra tycoon Michelle Mone with 'unwholesome' Playboy shoot - Telegraph
Kelly Brook the face and body of Ultimo. Photo: PA
Sir Ranulph Fiennes under fire as SAS get Hollywood treatment - Telegraph
Sir Ranulph Fiennes, Former soldier and polar explorer. Photo: David Rose
Joan Collins interview: The art of looking dangerous - Telegraph
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Chinese security forces 'attack NZ MP with umbrella' - Telegraph
Green Party MP Russel Norman holds up the flag. Photo: REUTERS/Dominion Post/Phil Reid
Vuvuzela creator branches out into earplugs for fans deafened by drone - Telegraph
The man behind the vuvuzela, Neil van Schalkwyk, with his creations.
Aztec excavations could lead to discovery of tomb - Telegraph
A detail of a massive stone sculpture of the Aztec goddess Tlalecuhtli Photo: AP
World's biggest drugs 'super cartel' smashed by US authorities in Colombia - Telegraph
"Don Claudio" is arrested by US anti-drug agents as part of a major operation in South A
Sweden celebrates the wedding of Crown Princess Victoria - Telegraph
Swedish Crown Princess Victoria (L) and Daniel Westling exchange rings during their wedding ceremony in Stockholm's Storkyrkan cathedral, in Stockholm, Sweden Photo: EPA
Suspected al Qaeda militants attack Yemen prison - Telegraph
Smoke rises above the Yemeni prison where 14 people died in an attack by suspected al Qaeda militants. Photo: REUTERS
Kyrgyzstan bloodshed: Princeling Maxim Bakiyev and the alleged phone conversation - Telegraph
Uzbek refugees line up around an armored vehicle with Uzbek soldiers in the southern Kyrgyz city of Osh while waiting to cross the border into Uzbekistan, near the border with Uzbekistan. Some thousands of refugees have fled the pogrom that began last week in southern Kyrgyzstan. Photo: AP Photo/Faruk Akkan
BP oil leak: now partner company says firm was 'reckless' as PR disaster gets worse - Telegraph
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World Cup 2010: The best of day nine in pictures | Football | guardian.co.uk
The Denmark and Cameroon teams line up before their match at the Loftus Verfeld stadium, Pretoria. Whilst it should be an intriguing match for the neutrals, it will be a nail-biting time for the fans of both sides, as the fact that they both lost their opening games means defeat will lead to elimination from the competition
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Top of the world: England and Algeria fans soak up the atmosphere at the top of Table Mountain in Cape Town Photo: PA
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