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2 hours ago — As we head into PAX Prime this weekend in Seattle, I’d like to point out some things to add to your long TO DO list. We’ve got a whole team of people headed to to the event and we have so much stuff for you to see,...
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17 hours ago — , Soundwave and Megatron, though there is a Legends size class figure of Starscream floating around somewhere as well. Optimus and Bumblebee both were released in the first wave, while Soundwave and Megatron are in...
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18 hours ago — JULIA Gillard has a reason to be prime minister that voters should have known about: the Coalition’s policies didn’t add up. There is no sugar coating the Treasury verdict on Tony Abbott’s election promises....
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18 hours ago — We’re not too sure just how long the Transformers craze is going to last, but if you’re still into gigantic robots that decided to make our earth as their little playground, then the steampunk Optimus...
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18 hours ago — Remarks With Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu Before Their Meeting Hillary Rodham Clinton Secretary of State Mayflower Hotel Washington, DC August 31, 2010...
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19 hours ago — can get at Capcom's booth at Capcom-Unity -- including details on how to get your very own moustache. Continue reading Capcom's PAX Prime lineup includes Mega Man Universe Capcom's PAX...
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22 hours ago — /Getty Images Former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom Tony Blair, author of 'A Journey: My Political Life.' This week, Knopf will publish A Journey: My Political Life , Tony Blair's...
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September 01, 2010 — Among the other reasons to purchase Longshot magazine —the 60-page magazine created, written, designed and edited over the course of last weekend!—is that among the nearly 60 contributors is one Alexandra...
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September 01, 2010 — " in spades. His personality leaps off the page, for better or for worse. It's far more personal than most political memoirs, certainly prime ministerial ones - often uncomfortably so,...
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September 01, 2010 — festival inspire all of us to lead lives in which we ceaselessly strive for amity and unity with all our compatriots”. The Prime Minister, Dr. Manmohan Singh, has greeted the Nation on the auspicious occasion of...
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September 01, 2010 — PAX Prime? Is it awesome that Kirby is made of string? YES! Sundays With Sagat: We'll have a special first showing of a brand new Sundays With Sagat. I have seen it. It's the funniest one...
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September 01, 2010 — Slovak Prime Minister Iveta Radicova Wednesday called for stronger regulation of euro-zone financial markets and for allowing indebted countries to default rather than throwing them new credit lifelines. Earlier this year...
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September 01, 2010 — Back in June we reported that the Royal Video space at 317 Flatbush Avenue in Park Slope had been rented to a "restaurant lounge & bar" by the name of Prime 6 . On Monday, the blog Here's...
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September 01, 2010 — by David Gura Joe Raedle / Getty Images Noel Deliz and Albert Gomez watch President Obama as he delivers a speech to the nation on television at the El Rey De Las Fritas restaurant in Miami. What did you...
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September 01, 2010 — Obama declares the end of combat operations in Iraq in prime-time speech Top story: President Barack Obama gave a prime-time speech delivered from the Oval Office last night to...