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But inflation is closely linked to the weakness of the euro, which has started to drive up import prices.

Colorado has a well-organized evangelical-Christian community and a powerful gun-rights movement, which has started to talk about recalling House members who voted for gun control.

That's why I'm excited about what is happening in Iceland, which has started to see the world in a new way after its mini-revolution a year ago.

The two athletes train six days a week at the Konis stadium in Mogadishu, which has started to breathe again since the Islamists were driven out.

Except in places such as São Paulo state, which has started to take on the unions, teachers can be absent for 40 of the year's 200 school-days without having their pay docked.

And they provide some lessons for AOL Time Warner, which has started to overhaul the ad-sales process at its online unit, which is only now facing some of the same difficulties.

He is sprucing up the stadium, which had started to look a bit shabby, and so far the crowds have stayed.

But the technology behind them could be useful to carmakers, which have started to embrace aluminum as a means of building lighter, more fuel-efficient vehicles.

This is rapidly overtaking earlier concerns about the price of oil, which had started to strain the ability to keep aloft without raising ticket prices.

The new cameras, which have started to catch on in the last few years, are meant for shooting video and photos while skiing, surfing and doing other sports.

Video and group DMs were both part of a range of new features announced in November, which have started to arrive on the service.