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Soccer Federation's Fallen Chief Still Held Up as Hero at Home
After 17 years atop one of sports' most powerful groups, Sepp Blatter's downfall was a shattering crash heard the globe over. But do not tell that to the 7,000 residents of Visp, his hometown.
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Madrid's Mostly Friendly Rivals Face Off for a Big Prize
Unlike those in many other European cities, derby matches between Real Madrid and Atletico Madrid have rarely descended into bitterness or, worse, violence between their fans.
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A salve to national pride as Spain wins Euro 2012 title
Tens of thousands of people turned downtown Madrid into a sea of red late Sunday night, flooding the thoroughfares and taking over the main fountain square of the Spanish capital after the national soccer team won another European championship.
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Spain investigates Google's Street View service
Spain has joined the growing list of countries with concerns about Google's Street View photo mapping service, with a judge here opening an investigation into whether the company unlawfully collected data from unsecured wireless networks while gathering photographs for Street...
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Google sued in Spain over data collecting
A judge in Spain opened an investigation into whether Google unlawfully collected data from unsecured wireless networks while gathering photographs for Google's photo-mapping service Street View. The judge, Raquel Fernandino, has ordered a representative from Google to appear before her...
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Google sued in Spain over data collecting
A judge in Spain opened an investigation into whether Google unlawfully collected data from unsecured wireless networks while gathering photographs for Google's photo-mapping service Street View. The judge, Raquel Fernandino, has ordered a representative from Google to appear before her in early October over a lawsuit filed by a Spanish assoc...
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Spain investigates Google's Street View service
Spain has joined the growing list of countries with concerns about Google's Street View photo mapping service, with a judge here opening an investigation into whether the company unlawfully collected data from unsecured wireless networks while gathering photographs for Street View.The judge, Raquel Fernandino, has ordered a representative from Goog...
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Soccer Federation's Fallen Chief Still Held Up as Hero at Home
After 17 years atop one of sports' most powerful groups, Sepp Blatter's downfall was a shattering crash heard the globe over. But do not tell that to the 7,000 residents of Visp, his hometown.
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Madrid's Mostly Friendly Rivals Face Off for a Big Prize
Unlike those in many other European cities, derby matches between Real Madrid and Atletico Madrid have rarely descended into bitterness or, worse, violence between their fans.
-
A salve to national pride as Spain wins Euro 2012 title
Tens of thousands of people turned downtown Madrid into a sea of red late Sunday night, flooding the thoroughfares and taking over the main fountain square of the Spanish capital after the national soccer team won another European championship.
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Spain investigates Google's Street View service
Spain has joined the growing list of countries with concerns about Google's Street View photo mapping service, with a judge here opening an investigation into whether the company unlawfully collected data from unsecured wireless networks while gathering photographs for Street...
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Google sued in Spain over data collecting
A judge in Spain opened an investigation into whether Google unlawfully collected data from unsecured wireless networks while gathering photographs for Google's photo-mapping service Street View. The judge, Raquel Fernandino, has ordered a representative from Google to appear before her...
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Google sued in Spain over data collecting
A judge in Spain opened an investigation into whether Google unlawfully collected data from unsecured wireless networks while gathering photographs for Google's photo-mapping service Street View. The judge, Raquel Fernandino, has ordered a representative from Google to appear before her in early October over a lawsuit filed by a Spanish assoc...
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Spain investigates Google's Street View service
Spain has joined the growing list of countries with concerns about Google's Street View photo mapping service, with a judge here opening an investigation into whether the company unlawfully collected data from unsecured wireless networks while gathering photographs for Street View.The judge, Raquel Fernandino, has ordered a representative from Goog...
