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NashvilleHerald.com Friday 10th February 2012 Issue 3440
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  		• Spain embarks on labour reforms to create jobs
  		• $25 bn settlement with banks to provide relief to US homeowners
  		• India, UN envoys land in Maldives amid political crisis
  		• China's first trade decline in two years triggers fears
  		• Gilani asked to appear in court after appeal rejected
  		• Spanish judge convicted for abuse of power
  		• Afghanistan criticizes NATO for civilian deaths
  		• 25 Syrians killed in twin blasts in Aleppo city
  		• Burmese authorities take away activist monk for questioning
  		• Protests in Greece as Eurozone lays down fresh bailout conditions
  		• UK property market shows signs of upturn
  		• Greek disarray shatters Wall Street calm
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    War Without Death? How Non-lethal Weapons Could Change Warfare
    Source: Christian Science Monitor
    Thursday 11th March, 2010  

    Using non-lethal weapons in Iraq and Afghanistan would support US efforts to demonstrate restraint and would reduce the catastrophic effects associated with war. ...

    Read the full story at Christian Science Monitor


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