Gates urges allies to deepen Libya role before NATO exit
In Brussels Defense Secretary Gates pressed Germany Poland Spain Turkey and the Netherlands to boost noncombat and strike missions in Libya as NATO sustains air operations against Gaddafi forces. He called for greater allied burden sharing ahead of his retirement next month.
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OPEC Dismay as Output Unchanged and Prices Jump
In Vienna OPEC left production ceilings unchanged after a disordered meeting. Officials cited a policy deadlock and signaled potential future talks within three months to consider a hike while Abdullah Al-Badri and Ali Naimi described the session as one of the worst.
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Antioxidant drink touted to curb diabetes risks
A Heart Surgeon promotes OPC Factor TM a fizzy antioxidant drink claimed to lower blood sugar from 180 to 112 in two weeks. It features oligomeric proanthocyanidins from grape seed green tea pine bark and other ingredients with rapid isotonic delivery and a six month satisfaction guarantee.
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