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Spain's Catalan Parliament Approves Independence Vote Law
Catalonia's regional parliament on Friday passed a law that its leaders say will authorise them to hold a non-binding "consultation" on independence from Spain on November 9.
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Queen Urges Unity After Scottish Independence Vote
Queen Elizabeth II urged her subjects in the United Kingdom on Friday to come together "in a spirit of mutual respect and support" after Scots voted against independence following a divisive and heated campaign.
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Pakistan's Baluchistan Separatists Demand Scots-Style Vote
Baluch separatist leaders on Friday called on Pakistan to follow in Britain's footsteps by holding a referendum similar to Scotland's on granting independence to the insurgency-wracked province.
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Nationalists Push for Irish Unity Vote After 'Inspiring' Scottish Referendum
Sinn Fein president Gerry Adams said Scotland's "inspiring" referendum on independence would accelerate a vote to unite Ireland, a prospect quickly dismissed by Unionists who share power in Northern Ireland.
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Cheers And Tears From Winners and Losers in Scotland Referendum
People reacted with relief and joy on one side and disappointment laced with bitterness on the other on Friday after Scotland decided to stay part of the United Kingdom in a referendum on independence.
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Gambler Rewarded For $1.5 Million Bet on Scottish "No"
A London-based gambler enjoyed winnings of almost 200,000 pounds ($327,000) on Friday after making a record political bet on Scotland rejecting independence in a referendum.
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EU Relief at Scotland's "No" Tinged With Fear of Nationalism
European Union and NATO officials expressed undisguised relief on Friday at Scotland's clear vote against independence from Britain, but some fretted that the genie of separatism may be out of the bottle in Europe.
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Nationalists March Against 'Biased' BBC Scotland Vote Coverage
Some 2,000 demonstrators took to the streets of Glasgow Sunday to protest against the BBC's coverage of Scotland's independence referendum, four days before the knife-edge vote.
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Spain's Catalan Parliament Approves Independence Vote Law
Catalonia's regional parliament on Friday passed a law that its leaders say will authorise them to hold a non-binding "consultation" on independence from Spain on November 9.
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Queen Urges Unity After Scottish Independence Vote
Queen Elizabeth II urged her subjects in the United Kingdom on Friday to come together "in a spirit of mutual respect and support" after Scots voted against independence following a divisive and heated campaign.
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Pakistan's Baluchistan Separatists Demand Scots-Style Vote
Baluch separatist leaders on Friday called on Pakistan to follow in Britain's footsteps by holding a referendum similar to Scotland's on granting independence to the insurgency-wracked province.
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Nationalists Push for Irish Unity Vote After 'Inspiring' Scottish Referendum
Sinn Fein president Gerry Adams said Scotland's "inspiring" referendum on independence would accelerate a vote to unite Ireland, a prospect quickly dismissed by Unionists who share power in Northern Ireland.
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Cheers And Tears From Winners and Losers in Scotland Referendum
People reacted with relief and joy on one side and disappointment laced with bitterness on the other on Friday after Scotland decided to stay part of the United Kingdom in a referendum on independence.
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Gambler Rewarded For $1.5 Million Bet on Scottish "No"
A London-based gambler enjoyed winnings of almost 200,000 pounds ($327,000) on Friday after making a record political bet on Scotland rejecting independence in a referendum.
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EU Relief at Scotland's "No" Tinged With Fear of Nationalism
European Union and NATO officials expressed undisguised relief on Friday at Scotland's clear vote against independence from Britain, but some fretted that the genie of separatism may be out of the bottle in Europe.
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Nationalists March Against 'Biased' BBC Scotland Vote Coverage
Some 2,000 demonstrators took to the streets of Glasgow Sunday to protest against the BBC's coverage of Scotland's independence referendum, four days before the knife-edge vote.
