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Public May Be Open to Trade Talk

While voters generally do not prioritize trade issues during presidential elections, recent surveys indicate that the weak economy and rising gas prices have made more Americans willing to hear candidates talk about trade.
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Trading Gibes

A June CNN/Opinion Research poll reveals that 50 percent of voters worry that the economy could be negatively impacted by foreign trade agreements, while surveys by the Pew Research Center show an increase in Americans who believe unemployment is tied to free trade to 61 percent in April from 48 percent in December 2006.
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Russian Leader to Officials: Go Online or Lose Job

Russia's new 42-year-old president showed frustration with government officials who do not know how to use a computer and warned Thursday that they could soon be out of a job.

"They either should learn or, as they say, goodbye," President Dmitry Medvedev said. "We don't hire people who can't read and write. Computer literacy today is the same."

Source: AP. For the entire article, click here.


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EU Commission Adopts Code of Conduct for EU Lobbyists

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