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All about the unwanted, rewrapped gift | Arab News — Saudi Arabia News, Middle East News, Opinion, Economy and more.
Whenever, I read in the classifieds column of someone wanting to hock an unwanted gift I think of the poor sod who gave it. There he is wrapping it up in colored paper and sticking a card to it with best wishes and all that and what does the recipient do, he puts an ad in the papers looking for buyers. Here is an unwanted gift, any bids please. Imagine the giver picking up the paper with the coffee in the morning and yawning back to bed. He scans the columns and his eye alights upon this legend: For quick sale, an ormolu clock with filigree work and silver etchings, unwanted gift, good as new. So, he shakes awake his wife. Look at this, he says, there is an ad for a clock just like the one we gave the Shankars, what a coincidence, maybe we could alert them and then they can have a pair of ormolus.
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Nationals star Bryce Harper works hard to take care of his body
VIERA, Fla. — Bryce Harper’s diet veers between world-class athlete and overgrown kid, which makes sense because that’s what he is. Harper pours glutamine powder into yogurt-and-fruit shakes and drops amino vitamins into homemade organic juice. He also scarfs his mom’s made-from-scratch cooking. He sneaks Klondike Bars, Starbucks pumpkin spice lattes and Double Stuff Oreos
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Toward a Better Understanding of Oil Markets
For all the analysis and hype, there is no meaningful “average” break-even or shut-in price for U.S. output. It varies by basin, by producer, by maturity of project, attendant infrastructure, cash flow and credit worthiness of investors, regulatory, capital and operating costs, refinery configurations and demand, and market forces both here and abroad—just to name a few considerations. Further, to the extent individual producer resiliency in the face of lower prices proves to be widespread, the continued and expanded oversupply will only worsen the economics for everyone. We saw this happen with the surge in growth of domestic shale gas volumes only a few short years ago.
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Saudi Arabia Builds Iraq Border Wall To Protect Against ISIS: An Interview with F. Gregory Gause
Audie Cornish talks with Saudi Arabia expert Gregory Gause about how the country views the ISIS threat. The kingdom is building a 600-mile border wall along its northern border with Iraq.
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GOP senators want greater transparency on Gitmo transfers
Republican senators on Thursday criticized the Obama administration for releasing five Yemeni detainees from Guantánamo Bay to Oman and Estonia, and called for more transparency.
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Sandstorms destroy 40% of EP crops
Farmers in the Eastern Province say they have lost 40 percent of their crops because of the sandstorms last week, with fears that the cold snap over the past few days would cause further losses.
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American Public Attitudes Toward ISIS and Syria
Although the fight against the Islamic State, or ISIS, found broad support in Congress and amongst a growing international coalition, questions remain about America’s commitment to a mission to “degrade and ultimately destroy” this terrorist organization, and about the efficacy of the current military strategy in stopping ISIS from seizing territory and massacring civilians.
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Oil down almost 10 percent in two days as hunt for bottom continues
Global oil markets on Tuesday slumped for a fourth straight session as mounting worries about a supply glut pressured crude prices, which have fallen almost 10 percent this week to their lowest since spring 2009.
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ISIS releases interview with captive Jordanian pilot
First Lt. Muath al-Kaseasbeh's F-16 went down near ISIS's de facto capital of Raqqa Wednesday. The 26-year-old Jordanian is the first foreign military pilot to fall into the extremists' hands since an international coalition began its aerial campaign against ISIS in September.
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JSMC receives $100 million contract from Saudi Arabia
This renewed contract comes on the heels of U.S. Sen. Rob Portman’s announcement approving the possibility of another foreign military sale of Abrams tanks to Iraq.
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