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French activist José Bové explains why his organization opposes WTO and genetically modified food
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Some immigrants worry about London’s rising anti-EU sentiment
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Russia's Putin Dominates G7 Summit in Absentia
G7 members are willing to reopen dialogue about the Ukraine crisis with Moscow
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