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Defence Secretary John Hutton: Iraq force will shrink
Britain and Iraq have agreed to start negotiations on an accord to enable
British forces to stay in the country beyond the end of this year, although
the size of the deployment is to shrink next year to several hundred from
the current 4,100.
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Nicolas Sarkozy dismay as Dominique Strauss-Kahn in sex scandal
A ‘one-night stand’ and an angry husband have endangered the career of the
French head of the International Monetary Fund and dismayed President
Sarkozy as he seeks to put a French stamp on a new world financial order.
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Mexico to deport Cuban migrants
Cuba's foreign minister says Mexico has agreed to return Cuban migrants who arrive there without legal documents.
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Troubled French bank boss resigns
The chairman of Caisse d'Epargne steps down, accepting responsibility for the loss of 600m euros in a "trading incident".
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F.B.I. Struggles to Handle Financial Fraud Cases
A focus on terrorism has limited the bureau’s ability to pursue wrongdoing related to the economic crisis.
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City Room: Relics of Better Times, Last Summer
A two-month-old advertisement, spotted atop the recycling pile, is a reminder how much has changed since summer.
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Bats: Chamberlain Apologizes to Team and Fans
Joba Chamberlain, arrested early Saturday on a charge of driving while under the influence of alcohol, apologized today.
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S. Korea to Guarantee Some Foreign Debt
The move is an effort to shore up domestic banks and keep its currency and stock markets from sinking further.
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