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Hamilton stirs up social media storm with pro-vegan post
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/ 18 October 2019

Hamilton stirs up social media storm with pro-vegan post

The five time world champion said that the only way to save the planet is to go vegan

By Jean Louis Doublet
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/ 22 April 2007

World Bank problems deeper than Wolfowitz

furore surrounding World Bank president Paul Wolfowitz exposes the need for overdue reform of the six-decade-old development lender itself, according to experts. "It’s as much a crisis of governance as a crisis of leadership," said Dennis de Tray, who has worked at both the bank and the International Monetary Fund.

By Jean Louis Doublet
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/ 15 May 2006

GM drives its ‘Alpha’ Hummer into the sunset

Faced with fewer buyers and soaring oil prices, General Motors has decided after a 14-year run to drive its gargantuan Hummer "Alpha" 4X4 into the sunset and shutter its production. GM announced on Friday that production of the giant 4X4 known as the "H1", based on a vehicle designed for the United States army, will cease in June.

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