has never had a problem taking chances in its marketing campaigns. However, its new Whopper Virgins campaign may have bitten more than the company can chew. Over the next few weeks, you'll be seeing ads that feature Burger King taste...
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From Thursday's Globe and Mail November 6, 2008 at 4:42 AM EST Nunavut has decided to leave unchanged the number of polar bears it allows to be killed each year in one of the largest areas of the territory, rejecting...
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Danish politicians say Greenland is still years away from true autonomy, despite its vote for greater self-rule. In a referendum on Tuesday, 75.5% of voters in Greenland backed a plan to increase their autonomy from Denmark, the former colonial power....
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In a referendum on greater autonomy leading to eventual independence, the people of Greenland, the world's biggest island, voted overwhelmingly on Tuesday in favor of loosening their 300-year-old ties to Denmark, final results showed on Wednesday. Hans Jakob Helms, a political...
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In the gloom of the polar night, Greenlanders voted Tuesday on increasing their autonomy from Denmark and sharing potential oil wealth with the former colonial power. A "yes" vote on the non-binding referendum would be a key step toward independence...
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A less than 2 °C rise in global temperatures might be sufficient to spark a meltdown of the Greenland Ice Sheet and Arctic sea ice, the WWF warned in a new study released on Thursday. "Scientists now suggest that even...
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Greenland won limited home rule in 1979, but Copenhagen continues to run the island's defense and foreign policy. The island is heavily dependent on fishing and subsidies from the Danish government, but retreating Arctic ice may make it more feasible...
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As Dr. Behar at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory soon discovered, though, there isn't much money for global warming experiments in Greenland. Unfazed, he thought of one device that might survive such extremes at a cost his field expedition could readily...
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A hidden network of glacial lakes far below the Antarctic surface regulates the motion of the continent's ice rivers, a study has found. When the subglacial lakes overflow, the ice above accelerates towards the ocean. "It's like putting in a...
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The rate at which the global ocean water mark rises could have a devastating impact on hundreds of millions of people living in low-lying areas around the world. Earlier research had shown that sea levels crept up and average of...
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