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2009-01-04 When worlds collide: Apartment shopping in Sweden and beyond - The Local

Unlike Sweden, in France sellers take the appliances with them when they move. An 86-year-old woman, however, was so eager to unload her Riviera apartment and return to Paris that she offered to throw her kitchen appliances into the deal. She proudly threw open her fridge door to prove it was in working order. Lined up like a small arsenal were 12 bottles of champagne and two of gin. The shelves in the door held a variety of pills that Apoteket would surely deny Swedish octogenarians. Nestled among the pills were jars of the most expensive Swiss and French beauty creams. There was no food.

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With flat prices dropping like autumn leaves, Jeanne Rudbeck thought it was about time to start shopping around for a new home in Stockholm. Or Paris. Or Florida. But was it all just a pipe dream - Property

2009-01-01 News Analysis: 2008 Was Busy Year for EU Meeting Rooms Europe Deutsche Welle

A number of events have acted in concert to make this year one of the busiest on record for Brussels: Kosovos declaration of independence in February; surging food and oil prices in the spring; Irelands "no" to the Lisbon Treaty in June; the Russia-Georgia war in August; a global financial meltdown in September; an autumnal recession and a climate change fight in December.

Asked over the summer what the European Union should do about Russias invasion of Georgia, Swedish Foreign Minister Carl Bildt replied, "obviously, have a meeting. "

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2009-01-01 Europe has a plan Editorials Jerusalem Post

As a Grad slammed into a Beersheba kindergarten, empty at the time, European and US press reports lamented that hopes for an early end to the fighting had "faded" - as if they had existed in the first place - because "Israel rejected international calls for a 48-hour cease-fire to allow the supply of humanitarian aid. " Never mind that 179 shipments of international supplies including food and medicines, donations from various governments, blood and 10 ambulances were being conveyed to Gaza.

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2009-01-01 Lake Street landmark is demolished

The society, named after a noted Swedish monarch, didnt make the switch from Swedish to English for conducting meetings until 1950, and then only after heated debate. The requirement that members have some Swedish blood was dropped more recently. "We have at least one Mexican, as well as a lot of Norwegians, of course," said longtime member Sven Hedin, 73, of Bloomington.

Julie Ingebretsen, of the gift and food shop down the block, said she was both ready for and saddened by the buildings demise. "I really wish somebody could have come up with the money to restore it, but I guess it wasnt the right time for that," she said. She invited acquaintances to watch the razing from the store.

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2009-01-01 Foxboro Reporter Features

Follow-up involves adjustments being made to the hollow ring that is wrapped around the upper part of the stomach and locked into place. Depending on the patient, the size of the opening, which controls the passing of food between the two parts of the stomach, is adjusted by the surgeon. In fact, if the patient for some reason the patient cannot tolerate the band, it can be removed as easily as it was put in.

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2008-12-31 Lisa Adams . the Last Word - The Daily Record

Lets be honest. Who in the world can possibly hope to stick to a strict diet in January, the most dreary of all months, with a ban on all the feel-good food What am I meant to do with the giant variety pack of Ferrero Rocher in the kitchen

The Swedish TV presenter is in big bother as shes getting up to eight times more than other stars in the new series of Celebrity Big Brother.

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2008-12-31 IKEA interested in investing in Serbia :: emportall :: Business news from Serbia

Minister of Trade and Services Slobodan Milosavljevic said that the Swedish company IKEA is interested in investing in three of the Simpo furniture company factories from Vranje.

The Minister added that IKEA and rsquo;s investments may also attract other leaders in food and drink retail, as well as in technical and acoustic equipment retail.

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2008-12-31 AstraZeneca gets USFDA nod for Casodex tablets

The Anglo-Swedish drug maker, AstraZeneca has received final approval from the US Food and Drug Administration (USFDA) to market Casodex tablets, in the strength of 50 mg.

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2008-12-30 The Brooklyn Paper: Another newsworthy year.

French. It would be a good thing, given that three French teams actually had solutions, like paving a car-free zone between the parks Union Street entrance and the Soldiers and Sailors Arch or adding a reflecting pool, an amphitheater and kiosks for newspapers, food, and bicycle rentals. Da gall.

Was Trader Joes on Court Street. But unlike the hubbub surrounding the Swedish home furnishing giant, the California grocer and its Hawaiian-shirt clad army of employees won over much of the borough without incident. Must have been those salt-and-pepper pistachios in the goodie bags at the grand opening.

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2008-12-30 Swedish singles shun New Year revelry - The Local

While 35 percent of single Swedish men and 32 percent of single Swedish women responded that they planned a quiet night in no Danish single men and only 11 percent of Danish women intended to do the same.

The number of cases of child abuse reported to the police has increased dramatically over the past year, new statistics from the Swedish National Council for Crime Prevention (Br) show.

In the dark and cold of a Swedish winter comes Nobel fever. It culminates on , at the Nobel Prize award ceremony and banquet. How do you host a dinner for 1,300 guests Sweden. se finds out.

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Swedish singles prefer a quiet night in on New Years Eve and have a more reticent attitude to pleasurable pursuits in general, a new survey of European attitudes has shown. - Pleasure singles habits new year dating