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India contracts to import 5,000 tons sugar
Indian traders find price of $545 per ton attractive enough to buy.
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Currency: Rupee weakens against dollar
The Pakistani rupee ended weaker at 95.35/55 to the dollar, compared with Wednesday’s close of 94.16/21.
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Forex: Reserves rise to $14.9b from $14.8b
Remittances from Pakistanis abroad rose 17.73 percent to $13.186 billion in the 2011/12 fiscal year.
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Jordan's King Abdullah dissolves parliament, calls for early election
A boycott by the Islamic Action Front (IAF), is threatening to damage the legitimacy of any future parliament.
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Minaj videoed in heated exchange at “Idol” auditions
Rap star was seen yelling and cursing in the video posted on TMZ.
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EU mulls ban on Iranian gas imports: Sources
The move is aimed at ratcheting up pressure on Iran to stop pursuing a nuclear programme.
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Bees have a taste for M&M's candy, beekeepers discover
Beekeepers alarmed after finding honey in mysterious shades of blue, green.
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Currency : Rupee weakens against dollar
The Pakistani rupee ended weaker at 95.16/21 to the dollar, compared with Tuesday’s close of 94.90/95.
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France to outlaw visits to "terrorist" training camps
The legislation, if passed, will make it possible for police to take people into custody for questioning on suspicion.
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Jayawardene defends captaincy switch, calls it 'tactical move'
Jayawardene had sent Sangakkara for toss to avoid threat of a ban because of a second possible slow over rate offence.