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                    [Title] => Belgium: One team, divided nation
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A group of French-speaking fans were looking for a cab to go to Belgium's World Cup game. Coming from the other direction on the famed Avenida Paulista, Flemish-speaking fans were loudly looking for lunch.

                    [DatePublished] => 2014-06-29 04:42:29
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                    [AuthorName] => Raf Casert
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                    [Title] => Obama plays up US-Europe bond amid Russia tension
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President Barack Obama and European Union leaders presented a unified front yesterday against Russia's annexation of Crimea, promoting trans-Atlantic trade as an antidote to Russia's influence in the region and a way to help Europe become less dependent on Moscow for energy.

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                    [Title] => Belgian king to abdicate in favor of crown prince
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Belgium's King Albert announced yesterday that he will abdicate in favor of Crown Prince Philippe on July 21, the country's independence day holiday.

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                    [Title] => Attack in Belgian city leaves 5 dead, 122 wounded
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Summoned for questioning by Belgian police, a man with a history of  weapons and drug offenses left home armed with hand grenades, a revolver  and an assault rifle. Stopping at a central square filled with holiday  shoppers, he lobbed three grenades into the crowd, then opened fire.
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Belgium: One team, divided nation

By Raf Casert | June 29, 2014 - 4:42am

A group of French-speaking fans were looking for a cab to go to Belgium's World Cup game. Coming from the other direction on the famed Avenida Paulista, Flemish-speaking fans were loudly looking for lunch.

World

Obama plays up US-Europe bond amid Russia tension

By Jim Kuhnhenn | March 27, 2014 - 5:07am

President Barack Obama and European Union leaders presented a unified front yesterday against Russia's annexation of Crimea, promoting trans-Atlantic trade as an antidote to Russia's influence in the region and a...

World

Belgian king to abdicate in favor of crown prince

By Raf Casert | July 4, 2013 - 6:17am

Belgium's King Albert announced yesterday that he will abdicate in favor of Crown Prince Philippe on July 21, the country's independence day holiday.

World

Attack in Belgian city leaves 5 dead, 122 wounded

December 14, 2011 - 8:45am

Summoned for questioning by Belgian police, a man with a history of weapons and drug offenses left home armed with hand grenades, a revolver and an assault rifle. Stopping at a central square filled with holiday...