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Rejuvenated force takes control over Fallujah, declaring an Islamic state.
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Five financial predictions for 2014
Happy New Year! For the first time since 2008 these words come without irony.
Dollar days as spectre of 1914 returns
As the global security system unravels - with echoes of 1914 - we enter the year of the all-conquering US dollar.
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A secretive US spy court has ruled again that the NSA can keep collecting every American's telephone records every day.
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