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Creationism controversy evolves

This content was published on Nov 28, 2007 The debate over the textbook raises questions about why increasing numbers of Swiss are willing to turn away from science and accept creationist views that God created the earth a few thousand years ago. The school authorities in canton Bern quickly revised the brochure included in the textbook after it was harshly criticised by scientists…

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Weak dollar eases inflationary worries

This content was published on Nov 28, 2007 A weak dollar, sparked by the poor health of the United States economy, should keep the price of goods in the high street down despite rising oil prices and expensive European imports, economists believe. This positive impact of the dollar’s fall from grace is widely predicted to outweigh negative consequences for Switzerland’s export industry and…

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Naive painting

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Vital Julian Frey, harpsicord. The Italian Connection. J.S. Bach: 7 Concerto Transcriptions.

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Alinghi loses court challenge in New York

This content was published on Nov 28, 2007 New York State Supreme Court ruled that the Golden Gate Yacht Club (GGYC), which backs Oracle Racing, is the Challenger of Record, meaning it can help negotiate the rules for the next regatta. The judge ruled that Club Náutico Español de Vela (CNEV), which had been named the Challenger of Record, was ineligible for the…

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Stiller Has: Zwanzig Goldige Hasensongs

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Züri West: Fische versänke

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Asian tiger mosquito crosses Alps

This content was published on Nov 28, 2007 Authorities said it was too soon to say whether they were dealing with an isolated mosquito that had been carried into the canton or one from a local population. But the Federal Health Office added that there were no indications that the tiger mosquitoes found in canton Aargau were transmitters of infections such as dengue…

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Gun laws under fire after latest shooting

This content was published on Nov 27, 2007 The incident comes amid a heated debate over Switzerland’s gun laws. Army issue weapons are involved in the death of more than 300 people a year in the country. The Zurich prosecutor’s office said on Tuesday that the 21-year-old soldier, who was arrested two days after the shooting, admitted to committing the crime. The authorities…

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Vital Julian Frey, harpsicord. The Italian Connection. J.S. Bach: 7 Concerto Transcriptions.

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Stiller Has: Zwanzig Goldige Hasensongs

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Züri West: Fische versänke

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