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• Thousands protest Greek crisis move
  Thousands of people marched through Athens Thursday as part of a 24-hour nationwide strike to protest further austerity measures by the embattled government. […]
• Football: Lille beat Liverpool in Europa
  English Premier League giants Liverpool slumped to a 1-0 defeat at Lille in the first leg of their last 16 Europa League tie to heap more misery on under-fire coach Rafael Benitez. […]
• Three strong quakes strike Chile in quick succession
  Three strong earthquakes rock Chile as the country swears in a new president, and just weeks after a 8.8-magnitude quake killed several hundred people. […]
• Terror charges for BA employee
  A 30-year-old man employed by British Airways as an information technology developer faces court on two charges relating to terrorism. […]
• Football: Man U bidders appoint top bank
  The group poised to launch a takeover bid for English Premier League side Manchester United has signaled its intent by appointing a major international bank to act as its financial adviser. […]
• Trump presses on with $1B golf course
  Despite the financial downturn affecting property prices and construction projects around the world, bullish American billionaire Donald Trump remains committed to building what he has dubbed the "world's greatest golf course" in Scotland after unveiling designs for the new complex. […]
• Abbas urges U.S. to stop Israeli build
  Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas says it is difficult to have any negotiations with Israel unless it revokes plans to build new homes on disputed land in Jerusalem, Abbas' top negotiator said Thursday. […]
• Ex-Bosnian leader Ganic freed on bail
  The former vice president of Bosnia was freed on bail Thursday, three days after being arrested in London on an extradition request from Serbia, spokespeople for the court and prosecutors said. […]
• UK councils ordered to quit the jargon
  Hundreds of words and phrases have been added to a jargon "blacklist" in an effort to make Britain's public sector services less confusing. […]