• The reaction of Wall Street and foreign exchanges reflected a sense that something was happening finally that might begin to restore public confidence.

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  • The prime minister only learnt of the resignation just before it was announced on board a plane taking him and a group of businessmen on a foreign trip (Downing Street have asked me not to identify its destination for security reasons).

    BBC: An old-fashioned resignation?

  • His fears were passed on to Downing Street with the Foreign Office warning that the press could play up any refusal to help.

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  • Russia is also looking to profit from military spending increases in foreign countries, as the Wall Street Journal story below indicates.

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  • Mr Mittal's associates confirm this version of events and insist that he did not solicit the letter from either the Foreign Office or No 10 Downing Street.

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  • She has criss-crossed America, from scholarly Cambridge in Massachusetts to punchier places like Grand Rapids, Michigan, and Mobile, Alabama, to tell the American in the street her idea of foreign policy.

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  • The congressman is drafting legislation that would strengthen disclosure and transparency requirements by foreign companies seeking to raise funds on Wall Street.

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  • All along the high street, cash tills chirrup as foreign bags and trucks fill up with beer, furniture, vegetables, toasters and televisions.

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  • Foreign Secretary Robin Cook was in Ayr High Street, First Minister Henry McLeish canvassed for votes in Edinburgh Pentlands, Scottish health minister Susan Deacon met the electorate in Dundee and transport minister Sarah Boyack met shoppers in Dumfries High Street.

    BBC: Parties take to the streets

  • An announcement from the U.S. Federal Reserve that provided details about its loan actions during the financial crisis between 2008 and 2010 to financial companies and foreign central banks was big news on the Street Wednesday, representing a course of greater transparency by the central bank.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • Bergen has written about al-Qaeda, Afghanistan, Pakistan, counterterrorism, homeland security and countries around the Middle East for a range of American newspapers and magazines including the New York Times, Los Angeles Times, Foreign Affairs, The Washington Post, Wall Street Journal, The Atlantic, Rolling Stone, TIME, The Nation, The National Interest, Mother Jones, Newsweek, Washington Times and Vanity Fair.

    CNN: About

  • Mr Cameron held talks earlier with Vice-President Joe Biden, where there was "common ground on the full range of foreign policy issues, " according to a Downing Street spokesman.

    BBC: Barack Obama: UK relationship is 'truly special'

  • But it is best to move east now toward another magnificent blue cathedral, St Michael's Monastery (leave it for your next trip), down Desyatynna Street, past the imposing Ministry of Foreign Affairs, until you stumble upon the cobble-stoned, winding St Andrew's descent.

    BBC: Weekend in Kiev

  • Commentary: Bret Stephens of The Wall Street Journal for his incisive columns on American foreign policy and domestic politics, often enlivened by a contrarian twist.

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  • The surge in share prices on Wall Street over the past three years has lured in foreign investors and reduced overseas investment by Americans, thereby boosting the dollar.

    ECONOMIST: The dollar

  • As national security adviser, she was rarely able to rein in these two champion bureaucratic street fighters and they will duly come to dominate foreign policy in the second term.

    ECONOMIST: The Bush reshuffle

  • Foreign Office minister Lord Howell of Guildford said his department and Downing Street took a "straightforward approach".

    BBC: Ministers rebuked over decision not to fly EU flag

  • In opinion writing categories, Bret Stephens of The Wall Street Journal received the commentary award for columns on American foreign policy and domestic politics.

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  • After speaking with many traders with color-vision deficiencies, designers of DJ FX Trader, a foreign exchange tool offered by Dow Jones, the publisher of The Wall Street Journal, say they made a point of using icons to supplement color.

    WSJ: New Outlook for Colorblindness

  • Furthermore, Wall Street analysts had been lowering estimates in anticipation of the impact of foreign exchange.

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  • In bus queues and on street corners, Zimbabweans wonder why their young men are fighting a foreign war 2, 000 kilometres (1, 250 miles) away.

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  • Moreover, as Joe Sternberg of the Wall Street Journal reports, Japanese exporters have played their part in dampening foreign opposition by largely choosing not to cut prices.

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  • Max Boot, a senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations and an expert on guerrilla warfare, in an otherwise favorable Wall Street Journal piece, takes the Administration to task for not doing more to stop Syria from being a sanctuary for Iraqi insurgents.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • Frank, who is one of the name sponsors of the Dodd Frank Act to re-regulate Wall Street after the crash of 2008, suggests the absurdity of a report that warned Wall Street would lose all its financing and investment activity to London and other foreign exchanges.

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  • Street photography was naturally a part of this, I could travel and see foreign places and by having my camera and taking photographs I could record what I found, and express what I felt about these places.

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  • Chief among them is the poor record of foreign banks, including some of TD's Canadian peers, on America's high street.

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  • His articles appeared in The New York Times, The Washington Post, The Washington Times, Chicago Tribune, Wall Street Journal, Financial Times, Plain Dealer, Baltimore Sun, and many other foreign policy journals in the United States and around the world.

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  • While street food remains the unifying passion of the city's residents, an influx of foreign chefs and restaurateurs has hauled Thai food firmly into the 21st century.

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  • The Wall Street Journal recently reported on a botched State Department lottery in which some 22, 000 foreign applicants were informed that they had won a chance for a U.S. resident visa only to have it later retracted due to a computer glitch.

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  • In the 1980s when Iran's foreign currency reserves dried up, licensed exchange bureaux closed down and the black market was run by the street money-changers of Tehran's Ferdowsi Street.

    BBC: Iran currency crisis: Sanctions detonate unstable rial

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