In an effort to attract more readers and entice bloggers, WSJ is free this week. Be sure not to miss this opportunity.
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In an effort to attract more readers and entice bloggers, WSJ is free this week. Be sure not to miss this opportunity.
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I haven’t said anything about the current elections results. To my friends on the loosing side, my deepest sorrows, I have heard that Canada is a nice country (altough a little bit cold) and as an inmigrant myself I can say, that inmigration is the only solution when one’s view of a doomed future is [...]
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Ever since the elections finished on wednesday (after the defeat and winning speaches) I noticed on my bloglines blogroll that the updates on some of the blogs that I read went down like a snowball. It might be that everybody is tired after the election blogging, but the WSJ offers a reason why this might [...]
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It seems that the Orwellian State state in Venezuela is taking a strong hold of all elected positions. This last weekend were the regional elections. The opposition somehow disilussioned with the previous recall referendum results opted to keep fighting the results rather than focussing on the coming regional elections. They even encouraged [...]
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