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EU, UK Rift Widens As Cameron Readies For ‘Now Or Never’ Talks, Report Says
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EU Refugee Crisis 2016: EU’s Juncker Sees ‘First Progress’ In Tackling Influx, Praises Angela Merkel’s ‘Long-Sighted’ Policies
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Russian vodka exports reportedly fell to their lowest levels in a decade.
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Stock futures were broadly higher early Tuesday, suggesting that U.S. bourses are likely to extend their Friday rally.
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The German carmaker admitted in September to manipulating a line of diesel engines to cheat official emissions tests.
Brexit Update: France And Britain Agree, Find ‘Firm Basis’ For European Union Renegotiation Agreement
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