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	<title>All About Latvia</title>
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		<title>Gay Pride Parade</title>
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		<title>The Linguistic Enviornment</title>
		<description>RIGA – Two young Russian men climbed aboard a bus that I was taking back home from a busy work day. Both are in the late 20s - one was carrying around a one-year-old boy. The two guys spoke loudly to each other, which is an abnormality in the country where everyone is trying to [...]
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		<title>The Empire that Never Was</title>
		<description>RIGA – In the heat of the 2007 municipal reform aimed at redrawing lines of local governments, Prime Minister Aigars Kalvitis (left) received a gift - the globe of Latvia. Across the two continents, the word &amp;#8220;Latvia&amp;#8221; spreads from China to Great Britain. 
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		<title>The Victory Monument Gathering</title>
		<description>RIGA – &amp;#8220;You quit taking pictures, or I&amp;#8217;ll break your camera,&amp;#8221; one angry man told a group of people taking pictures of the detention of the National Bolshevik leader Vladimir Linderman. The threat was rather harmless as the man went on his merry way without turning around to see if someone took his threat seriously. [...]
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