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To nie był zwykły błąd. To strategiczna bramka samobójcza. Europa sama osłabiła swoją globalną pozycję [OPINIA]

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By Dora May Meredith, John Clarke Verified
| Onet.pl Verified
UE rzadko dostaje drugą szansę w geopolityce. Jednak w zeszłym tygodniu Parlament Europejski postanowił ją zmarnować. Głosując za skierowaniem długo oczekiwanej umowy handlowej z krajami Mercosuru do Trybunału Sprawiedliwości UE w celu uzyskania opinii prawnej — proces ten może potrwać nawet dwa lata — prawodawcy zadali poważny cios wiarygodności Europy. I to w momencie, gdy szybkość i niezawodność mają większe znaczenie niż kiedykolwiek.
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The case for beer kegs in golf and how they can help reduce waste

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By John Clarke Verified
| Golf Digest Verified
The Beer Snake—that magnificent slinky plastic stretch of hundreds of emptied beer cups stacked up by golf fans at the 16th party hole at the WM Phoenix Open—might be viewed as the poster child for celebratory waste. That could be especially true considering that the PGA Tour event is ironically sponsored by Waste Management. There's a debauched pageantry to the Beer Snake, and the showering of beer cups down upon the green. It's fun. And it's also a proudly deviant accomplishment.
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Fishing in New England Now Comes With a Catch: You Might Reel in a Prehistoric Beast

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By John Clarke Verified
| The Wall Street Journal Verified
Your browser does not support the audio tag. 00:00 / 05:40 This article is in your queue. Hans Brings was fishing in Cape Cod in the middle of the night as a thunder and lightning storm approached. Around 1 a.m., the college student from Mashpee, Mass., got lucky, landing a four-and-a-half-foot sand tiger shark. It was quiet for the next few hours. Then came another bite. This one felt different. He could feel the fish breaking the surface, shaking its head, trying to throw the hook free.
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