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73234	Portugal Sells Maximum Intended EUR2B June 2012, 2020 Bonds DOW JONES NEWSWIRES	Haim R. Branisteanu	-	4/14/2010
73233	Kyrosl - no need to point the finger to Turkey after all they are ruled by an Is	Haim R. Branisteanu	-	4/14/2010
73232	I don't think there is a mechanism to kick a country out of the EU. Greece	KyrosL	-	4/13/2010
73231	Based on the very poor auction (high interest rates) if the Greek will continue	Haim R. Branisteanu	-	4/13/2010
73230	GREEK BILL AUCTION RESULTS: Greece sold E1.56bn VS E1.2bn indic -- Sold E780mln	Haim R. Branisteanu	-	4/13/2010
73229	For a couple of decades I have had plans to cover Australia in pine trees and ot	Maurice Winn	2	4/12/2010
73228	Well, sure, if IBM can do it. That's the whole point of R&D = figuring	Maurice Winn	1	4/12/2010
73227	Growing trees for fuel won't work in deserts, but deserts can be good places	Snowshoe	-	4/12/2010
73226	Huh? The whole point of the article is that IBM's new process uses common ma	Snowshoe	-	4/12/2010
73225	But why counter China's market share of indium production if they do it chea	Maurice Winn	1	4/12/2010
73224	Indium is a mainly a byproduct of zinc mining, which China dominates. As TJ lik	Snowshoe	-	4/12/2010
73223	Never mind indium, in Avatar, they were after unobtainium, and felled the tree t	Maurice Winn	2	4/12/2010
73222	China doesn't have a monopoly. They just do it cheaper than anyone else is	Maurice Winn	2	4/12/2010
73221	There is a serious problem with man-eating tigers in rural India, but one clever	Snowshoe	-	4/12/2010
73220	Like the REEs, indium is another rare material that has seen its production some	Snowshoe	-	4/12/2010
73219	>>Ucore Uranium (UCU.V/UURAF)<< This rare-earth-element play had a	Snowshoe	-	4/11/2010
73218	It's like the financial world: <<i>Many eaters are also eaten by s	Maurice Winn	1	4/11/2010
73217	Many eaters are also eaten by somebody. Kahawai eat herrings, and are eaten by	Gib Bogle	-	4/11/2010
73216	That's common across animals and anything with eyes. Predators have eyes in	Maurice Winn	1	4/11/2010
73215	Euro Zone Agrees To Give Greece Up To EUR30 Bln At 5% Interest BRUSSELS (Dow Jo	Haim R. Branisteanu	-	4/11/2010
73214	2 nj.com	gg cox	-	4/11/2010
73213	Greece Aid Deal Seen At EUR20B-EUR30B, Interest Rate 5%-5.5% ATHENS (Dow Jones)	Haim R. Branisteanu	-	4/11/2010
73212	Why Grece should be kicked out of the EU - Greek Opposition Leader Opposes Use O	Haim R. Branisteanu	-	4/11/2010
73211	That's it. Most birds have little or no binocular vision, so they use motion	Snowshoe	-	4/11/2010
73210	That must be a cheap way of having 4 eyes. One eye each side of their heads the	Maurice Winn	1	4/11/2010

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