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LIMASSOL Top Stories
Daily Star Lebanon: Artifacts seized by authorities date back to as early as 2,000 BC Tuesday, January 26, 2010 - Powered by NICOSIA: Cypruspolice announced Monday they had broken up an...
The Daily Mail: It's not everyone who can earn £1.2million for just one evening's work. But when the 'employee' is one of the world's most popular singers - and she turns up dressed like...
Houston Chronicle: There's no easier moment to kick-start your healthy-eating plan than now. Start by making regular visits to your supermarket's produce aisle. 1. Count colors, not...
The Daily Mail: Scotland's notoriously dreadful weather and the fact so many of its countrymen have ginger hair could be linked, a geneticsstudent has claimed. People with red hair and fair complexions are more likely to survive in areas where the summers are short and cool...
PR Newswire: LIMASSOL, Cyprus, January 21 /PRNewswire/ -- Prime ScratchCards (http://primescratchcards.com/) experienced an exceptionally successful 2009, attracting over 1,000,000 new players. The brand now has regular players in more than 115 countries, and attracts...
"Small Wars" by Sadie Jones2010-02-21
Denver Post: Chapter One The army had rented them a house in Limassol, quite near to the harbour because married quarters on the base hadn’t been sorted out for them yet. Hal knew the weather had been bad on the crossing from England — even after Gibraltar...
Denver Post: "As applied to the United States, small wars are operations undertaken under executive authority, wherein military force is combined with diplomatic pressure in the internal or external affairs of another state whose government is unstable, inadequate, or...
Once upon a life: Hilary Mantel2010-02-21
The Guardian: For four years, the Booker prize-winner lived in the repressive, claustrophobic kingdom of SaudiArabia. Until one day in 1986 when she and her husband left Jeddah and rediscovered freedom...
Best for island escapes: Cyprus2010-02-06
The Independent: From up there, you can see everything," said the speedboat's grizzled captain, pointing skywards with a grin and a wink. And with that, he snapped me into my parachute, leant on the boat's throttle - and lifted me gently from the deck and into the air,...
The Times: Bill Magan was the oldest surviving officer of the Security Service MI5. Although a regular officer of the Indian Army, anxious to see active service in the Second World War, he was drawn into intelligence work through his proven ability to act independently,...






















