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As Barclays Capital noted last week, in Portugal — and unlike in Ireland — "banks did not originate this crisis," having avoided the subprime investments that set off the worldwide financial crisis.

It is a strategy based on the idea that if the United States shows it is willing to greatly shrink the size of its atomic arsenal, ban nuclear testing and cut off the worldwide production of bomb material, reluctant allies and partners around the world will be more likely to rewrite nuclear treaties and enforce sanctions against North Korea and Iran.

Far away from hospitals in Hamburg where patients have been dying, another crisis has been unfolding in Andalusia, which was already the region worst hit by the surge in Spanish unemployment set off by the worldwide financial crisis.

The development of safe effective vaccines for such once common diseases as measles, tetanus, mumps, whooping cough, chicken pox, polio and many others topped off by the worldwide eradication of smallpox is one of the major successes of medicine.

Nokero ("no kerosene") designs affordable solar tech solutions for off-the-grid communities worldwide; it is the only solar company to win the US PTO's Patents for Humanity Award.

LONDON — Brian Lenihan, who as Ireland's finance minister led the nation's effort to fend off bankruptcy during the worldwide economic collapse, died on Friday at his home in Dublin.

The demise of the last remaining gomphotheres may have been part of the megafaunal extinctions of the late Quaternary Period (2.6 million years ago to the present), a series of large-mammal die-offs that accompanied the worldwide retreat of the Pleistocene ice sheets.

Coast Guard officials soon determined that a transmission about mock hostilities on an open marine channel shortly after 9 30 a.m. had touched off the blaze of worldwide news coverage.

In the meantime, ten thousands of different off-the-shelf device types exist worldwide.

Stockmarkets also tumbled, with nearly $1 trillion wiped off the value of shares worldwide.

Or will it be shaped by a quite different agenda, driven by hawks on Capitol Hill, let off the hook by rejectionists worldwide?