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• Bush's final G-8 summit may be harmonious
Rumsfeld derisively described as "old Europe" — is now mostly gone. His two biggest detractors on Iraq — Germany's Gerhard Schroeder and France's Jacques Chirac — are gone from power, replaced by leaders who are much more U.S.-friendly:
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Professional golfer Greg Norman first fell in love with wine while playing tournaments in Europe in the '70s, but it wasn't until the '90s that he linked up with winemakers from Beringer Blass to launch Greg Norman Estates
• A perfectly safe car — just not in the U.S.
Others are small, like the U.S. requirement that vehicles have side lights, which are optional in Europe. Ford isn't the only automaker facing this issue.
• Top celebrity vineyards
Professional golfer Greg Norman first fell in love with wine while playing tournaments in Europe in the '70s, but it wasn't until the '90s that he linked up with winemakers from Beringer Blass to launch Greg Norman Estates.
• Dell’s quarterly profit drops 17 percent
In a conference call, Michael Dell, who returned as chief executive in 2007, acknowledged that Dell may have been overzealous in cutting prices to challenge its larger competitor, Hewlett-Packard Co., in Europe, the Middle East and Africa.