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United States Europe seek grand trade pact at summit
The Group of Eight in Northern Ireland marks the start of talks toward a U S EU free trade agreement that could cover half the world economy. Cameron Obama and Barroso touted benefits including millions of jobs and hundreds of billions in trade growth. Negotiations aim to begin in Washington next month with a year end 2010 deadline. France demands an audiovisual carve out. The pact would drop tariff barriers and ease rules on environment health and privacy while urging acceptance of GM crops. Ratification faces parochial hurdles in 27 member states and Croatia’s entry. The First Amendment text follows.
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The People Speak Editor asks readers to seek faith over proof
A column argues Christians must accept Jesus divinity by faith across denominations and follow church guidance. It cites St Paul about entrusted sacred faith and warnings against state death penalties and abortion. It questions if saving a mother justifies killing the unborn and urges moral consistency with sacred life.
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Mad cow scare fades from front pages and memory
The Providence Journal traces the mad cow scare's decline from media and public focus. It notes zero American deaths from mad cows, contrasts media warnings with outcomes, and recounts lasting impacts on policy, inspections, and consumer behavior amid broader foodborne illness data.
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Does diversity deliver credible education benefits indeed
The piece surveys judicial backing for race conscious admission policies and weighs educational gains from diversity. It contrasts OECD style measures with U S performance, cites a 2009 PISA finding that U S students lag Japan on reading math and science, and notes wind energy and wildlife issues while questioning policy and media framing. It compares progressives and racists and recalls Wilson’s segregation stance and Griffith's Birth of a Nation with contemporary debates on equality.
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