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Euro Disney results to be hit by weak pound

Theme park operator Euro Disney is expected to post a sharp decline in revenue, plunging it from net profit into loss, when it announces its results on Thursday. The company, which runs the Disneyland Paris resort on the...

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John Kass: A simpler time for Daley

My favorite Chicago political photo of all time wasn't even shot in Chicago. It depicts Mayor Richard Daley riding a bike outside Paris City Hall, wearing a suit and tie, squeezing the handlebars while steering a wobbly little...

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Air France crash memorial in Rio amid criticism

Nelson Faria Marinho shows a picture of his son Nelson Marinho, who lost his life in the Air France flight 447 accident, before a ceremony in Rio de Janeiro, Saturday, Nov. 7, 2009. Scores of relatives of the 228 people killed...

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‘Indian Summer’ in Paris comes to an end

Two-month-long festival of Indian cinema and dance a huge success Aim was to show films that have never been screened in France before: Martine Armand Festival ran to full houses; ended with Paresh Mokashi’s Harishchandrachi...

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D-Day: The Battle for Normandy

After countless books and movies, it’s hard to imagine that there is much left to write about the D-Day invasion of German-occupied France in June 1944. But as Antony Beevor demonstrates in D-Day: The Battle for Normandy, our...

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Paris And Nicky Cause A Ruckus On Robertson!

Yesterday afternoon Paris and Nicky Hilton ate at the Ivy and indulged in a little retail therapy at Kitson, and even though the ladies were swarmed by photographers and eager fans, they maintained their composure and smiled...

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Bangalore’s iconic book store

The amiable and witty K K S Murthy, the face and voice of one of Bengaluru’s oldest and iconic landmarks took around 20 of us down an enchanting memory lane on October 10th, a pleasant Saturday evening. It was part of Jamming...

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The emergence of eastern European designers

We’re used to fashion coming from Paris, London, Milan or New York but what about Latvia, Estonia and Croatia? Recently, a generation of increasingly powerful eastern European designers has emerged. Then there’s Estonian...

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Levi-Strauss, New Yorker

The great anthropologist’s rarely noted debt to the city Claude Lévi-Strauss, who died last Friday in Paris at 100, was a seminal French public intellectual. So many obituaries have been published by now that we don’t need...

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Harawira's email did not breach Human Rights Act (NZPA)

Mr Harawira lashed out at white people over criticism that he bunked off a work trip to visit Paris, accusing "white motherf...ers" of "puritanical bullshit" for expecting him to follow the rules in an email exchange. Race...

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