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European Laws Place Emphasis On the Driving, Not the Drinking: Unlike in U.S., Age Limits Are Stressed Less Than Road Rules (Post, Dec. 30, 2004)

Two French Hostages Released After Four Months: Journalists' Abductors Unsuccessfully Called for France to Revoke Law on Head Scarves (Post, Dec. 22, 2004)

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U.S. Bans Al-Manar, Says TV Network Backs Terror (Post, Dec. 22, 2004)

Airbus Hopes Big Plane Will Take Off, Beat Boeing (Post, Dec. 19, 2004)

Paratrooper Joe Beyrle Dies; Fought for U.S., USSR (Post, Dec. 15, 2004)

A Spokesman for Cycling History, Every Last Inch of It (Post, Dec. 14, 2004)

Fans' Racist Taunts Rattle European Soccer: Governing Federations Debate New Rules, Sanctions to Curb Abusive Behavior in Stands (Post, Dec. 13, 2004)

Chinese TV Maker Sharpens Focus on Europe: From a Factory in Hungary, Hisense Sets Its Sights on Brand Recognition (Post, Dec. 13, 2004)

Marketing Consultant Orville Cresap Shirey; Wrote of World War II (Post, Dec. 11, 2004)

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