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The U.S. government wants Microsoft to turn over internationally stored customer data — it isn't clear if the information belongs to an Irish citizen, or a person of different nationality — under the authority of a normal warrant.

Among them is Tencent, which has gained control over internationally well-known games like League of Legends.

Their refusal quickly spawned speculation that both parties will seek to distance themselves from government policy when popular discontent over internationally mandated belt-tightening re-erupts.

"Real estate has enjoyed a boom for the past five years, and it's spilled over internationally," said Jeff Hornberger, the manager of international business development for the National Association of Realtors in Washington.

Accusing the news media of calumnious attacks is a routine strategy in Italy, but it has not gone over well internationally.

When Conor Cruise O'Brien (who died in Dublin last week, aged 91) arrived in Ghana in 1962 to become vice-chancellor of the University of Ghana, Legon, the place was brimming over with internationally recognised talent.

Since then, "Independence Day" has grossed over $800 million internationally.

The movie The Expendables, released August 13 , 2010 made over $100 million in the United States and over $175 million internationally.

Shopify runs over 35,000 stores in the U.S., and over 60,000 internationally, so its decision to offer more affordable payments processing in-house is likely going to have some impact for the larger online payments space.

While it could reflect, in part, the extent to which the two dominant health professions (medicine and nursing) have claimed monopoly rights over practice internationally, it could also represent recruiters' moral concern over all persons having access to the best care possible.

Sales jumped over all internationally, but growth slowed in Canada and traffic fell off in Britain.