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By Chris Yzerman, THE CANADIAN PRESS Tampa Bay Lightning goaltender Mike Smith, left, stops a shot by Ottawa Senators left winger Milan Michalek (9), of the Czech Republic, during the third period of an NHL hockey game... [read full story]                    

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Retail rents to ‘fall until after 2011’

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Brussels: Most European retail property markets are likely to suffer from falling rents until after 2011, as a collapse in consumer demand and corporate debt issues causes severe occupier fallout, a report said yesterday.

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Final Approval Given For Poland Gambling Ban, US Delays UIGEA

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Final Approval Given For Poland Gambling Ban, US Delays UIGEA Casino Gambling Web Friday became an important date in the history of gambling in the world. In Poland, the final approval was given to a gambling ban on the same...

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Russia says train crash death toll rises to 39

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MOSCOW (Reuters) - The death toll from a Russian train crash has risen to 39 after more bodies were pulled from wrecked carriages, an official from the Emergencies Ministry said on Saturday. "The figure is 39," an official from...

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