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Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany — American Thomas Biesemeyer practices for the Audi FIS Alpine Ski World Cup downhill competition. Cairo — The wares are lined up at the Birqash camel market, one of the biggest in the Middle East.
News of the world in photos: Never again as Holocaust is rememberedSeattle Post Intelligencer
World marks Holocaust Memorial DayThe Guardian
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M&A World Still Feeling New Year's Hangover
Fox Business
Don't let Friday's $3.38 billion takeover of specialty-chemicals maker Solutia (SOA) fool you, 2012 has started painfully slow for the M&A world. So far this year, there have been just $51 billion of transactions announced in the US, down 44% from the ...

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Globe and Mail

World No.1 Novak Djokovic beats Andy Murray in five-set classic
Herald Sun
The world No.1 will now face Rafael Nadal and question marks will surround the world No.1's fitness, as he was is obvious discomfort throughout his semi-final marathon. 12:32am: NOVAK Djokovic has won a marathon game which lasted more than 10 minutes ...
Nation & world: Top four men reach Australian Open semifinalsDetroit Free Press
Murray convinced he is a better player despite lossChicago Tribune
No. 1 Djokovic wins epic semifinal against Murray in MelbourneCNN

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WORLD FOREX: Dollar Under Pressure Ahead Of US GDP Data
Wall Street Journal
By Clare Connaghan Of DOW JONES NEWSWIRES LONDON (Dow Jones)--The dollar remained under pressure in European trading Friday as the Federal Reserve's extended commitment to ultra-low US interest rates continued to weigh on the buck ahead of key economic ...

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ABC News

Free agency not best route to World Series title
MLB.com
The biggest issue for the Tigers is that the signing of a big-time free agent doesn't get you closer to grabbing a World Series championship these days. Just take it from Atlanta Braves chairman and CEO Terry McGuirk, among the hidden wise men of his ...
Fielder gives Tigers a title shot but deal is bad baseball senseSI.com
Fielder: Joining Tigers 'kind of a dream'Fox News

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Telegraph.co.uk

Israel says world faces urgent challenge to stop Iran from 'drifting' into ...
Washington Post
DAVOS, Switzerland — Israeli Defense Minister Ehud Barak said Friday the world must quickly stop Iran from reaching the point where even a “surgical” military strike could not block it from obtaining nuclear weapons. Amid fears that Israel is nearing ...
Barak calls on world to stop Iranian nuclear threatJerusalem Post
“It Will Be Nothing Like London During World War II.”New York Times (blog)
Iran is Ready to Return to Nuclear TalksTIME
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The Guardian

World Economic Forum's heavy hitters fail to grasp the nettle
The Guardian
Tackling inequality will require more than the motherhood and apple pie solutions trotted out by the majority of those attending the World Economic Forum. Sure, education is important and so is training. Technological advance and globalisation mean ...
Will Inequality Finally Top the Agenda at Davos?Huffington Post
Davos rolling blog: day 3Financial Times (blog)
Davos, in the Style of Occupy Wall StreetNew York Times
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The World's First Computer Password? It Was Useless Too
Wired News
By Robert McMillan Fernando Corbató at MIT in the 1960s. Was MIT's CTSS computer the first one to use passwords? If you're like most people, you're annoyed by passwords. You've got dozens to remember — some of them tortuously complex — and on any ...

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Al-Arabiya

Arab World: A joyless celebration
Jerusalem Post
The Brotherhood supreme leader said it in so many words: we are close to achieving our objective, “a just and right government” in Egypt prior to restoring the Caliphate the world over. Still, it won't be easy. The Brothers intend to demand that the ...
Egypt Stocks World's 2nd-Best; Bonds Rally on Peaceful MilestoneBusinessWeek
News of the world in picturesSeattle Post Intelligencer
Expatriate Egyptians protest around the world on anniversary of revolutionAhram Online
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Nation & world: Rutgers' Greg Schiano will coach Buccaneers
Detroit Free Press
Nadal will wait for an opponent as world No. 1 player Novak Djokovic and two-time finalist Andy Murray play a semifinal in a rematch of the title match of a year ago. Baseball: Ichiro Suzuki might begin his final guaranteed season with the Seattle ...

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