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World Cup vuvuzelas, anathema to ear drums, now to decorate ears

France takes more assertive role in Gulf with planned military base in the U.A.E.

Brazilian lawmakers vote to strip ex-speaker of his seat

What to do with World Cup's vuvuzelas? Design an alternate use and win $1,500.

Massive delays stall England-to-France vehicle traffic

Japan nuclear crisis: Will it give nations pause?

Scenes of fatherhood

Women's World Cup 2015 TV schedule: Canada vs. China in opening match

World Happiness Report: What makes some countries happier than others?

Norway will become the first country to ditch FM radio

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World Cup vuvuzelas, anathema to ear drums, now to decorate ears

France takes more assertive role in Gulf with planned military base in the U.A.E.

Brazilian lawmakers vote to strip ex-speaker of his seat

What to do with World Cup's vuvuzelas? Design an alternate use and win $1,500.

Massive delays stall England-to-France vehicle traffic

Japan nuclear crisis: Will it give nations pause?

Scenes of fatherhood

Women's World Cup 2015 TV schedule: Canada vs. China in opening match

World Happiness Report: What makes some countries happier than others?

Norway will become the first country to ditch FM radio

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