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Chinese to
observe Buy Nothing Day today
By Max Lee |
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MONDAY November 28th 2005 is Buy Nothing Day in
China, the self proclaimed festival of frugal
living and culture jamboree. It’s a day where
you challenge yourself, your family and friends
to switch off from shopping and tune into life.
Celebrated as a >> >>
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C’Wealth sets deadline for Musharraf to
retain Khaki
But nation
wants him in both roles - Elected Parliament
allows President to remain in Uniform till
2007: PM
VALLETTA—Leaders of
the 53-nation Commonwealth on Sunday warned
President General Pervez Musharraf that
retaining his role as Army Chief is
incompatible with the basic principles of
democracy. And they said that until he gives
up his military role, Pakistan remained in
danger of sliding into repression, despite
its recent progress. In a statement at the
end of a three-day summit here, they >> >>
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CW pledges duty-free access to market for
developing countries
VALLETTA, (Malta)—The leaders of
Commonwealth while emphasizing the need to
promote trade Sunday reaffirmed the
determination to work towards duty-free and
quota-free access for least developed
countries to the markets of the developed
countries. The Heads of Government of the
Commonwealth representing one quarter of the
world governments, one-third of the world >>
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Canadian
actress Pamela Anderson has her nose touched up with
makeup before taking part in the Grey Cup Parade in
Vancouver, British Columbia. Anderson was named
Grand Marshall of the parade as part of the week
long festivities surrounding the Canadian Football
League’s 93rd Grey Cup football championships.