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Presidential Strategy Likely Includes More Troops And Negotiations By Robert Weller Even as more evidence emerges in Britain that the Iraq War was not justified by a real threat, the word from Washington seems...
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The Vietnam War was a 1959-1975 conflict in which more than 58,000 U.S. soldiers died. At the ceremony, Mayor Huck Lewis shared statistics that of the nearly 3 million Americans who served in the war, less than 850,000 are alive today, the youngest at...
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Subsequently, as an extension of MamaPop's exhausting and ongoing efforts to ensure that you, oh gentle reader, have access to an encyclopedic list of film options for any and all conceivable occasions, our crack team of researchers highly-paid writers...
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At present, we're evaluating fund-raising sources, which will depend on the project's attractiveness and global financial conditions," said SCG president Kan Trakulhoon. SCG yesterday signed a partnership deal with Qatar Petroleum. They will hold a joint...
Tags: SCG, Qatar Petroleum International, Vietnam National Chemical Corp, Vietnam, Ho Chi Minh City, Qatar, Qatar Petroleum, Business Finance, Naphtha
Vietnam's Communist-dominated parliament on Wednesday brushed aside criticism and approved building the country's first nuclear power stations, a project keenly watched by potential foreign partners. The "draft law on nuclear electricity" was approved...
Tags: Vietnam, nuclear power, Ho Chi Minh City, Environment, Politics, Energy conversion, Nuclear technology, Nuclear energy policy, Nuclear power in the European Union
Clair police corporal, referencing his time as a wounded Vietnam War veteran. Though he received some staggering injuries in that war, including spending five days in a coma, it was a brain aneurysm -- smaller than a centimeter -- that nearly downed the...
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That's why every Thanksgiving that he and his wife, Lorraine, have celebrated over the past 21 years has been special. "I've been homeless, beaten up, stabbed, crushed, shot in the face, wounded, left for dead in 'Nam, survived a coma," said Mr. Crosson,...
Tags: Mr. Crosson, death certificate, Lorraine, Vietnam, Đà Nẵng
While much of the world is busy chatting with friends or posting photos via Facebook, Internet users in Vietnam are worried that government restrictions on access to this popular social networking site could soon evolve into a total blackout, assuming...
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According to the official statistics, Vietnam's investment in Myanmar hit 23.4 million U.S. dollars in nearly 21 years up to the end of May this year since the country opened to such investment in late 1988. Vietnamese businessmen said they wants to expand...
Tags: Myanmar-Vietnam Joint Trade Committee, Vietnamese, million dollars, trade cooperation, Myanmar, Yangon, Ministry of Commerce, Burma, Business Finance, Economy of Burma, Vietnam, Military dictatorship
November 25 – Vietnam announced on Wednesday that it will devalue the dong by over 5 per cent, raise interest rates and request big exporters to sell foreign exchange to the central bank in a dramatic attempt to underpin the beleaguered currency. The...
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