Will the attempt by ship unions and employers to fashion a worldwide pay settlement also be a pioneering act of globalisation?

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He said: "We have a moral obligation to act on climate change and influence others worldwide to do the same".

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So in a chilling televised performance on Tuesday, he triumphantly declared the stolen June 12 poll the "freest" and the "healthiest" elections in the world and promised they would act as a harbinger for Islamic revolution worldwide.

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The banking giants led by Goldman Sachs (GS), Bank of America (BAC) and Morgan Stanley (MS) have been busy making hay as more companies, big and small, are getting into the act of widening their reach and expanding their businesses worldwide through acquisitions, consolidation, and combinations.

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Growing demand for such Internet solutions is creating "infomediaries" - firms that act as central clearinghouses for business information or matchmakers for suppliers and corporate buyers worldwide.

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Act Two puts the collection of outfits -- on loan from film studios and private collectors worldwide -- in context, through video interviews with actor and actresses.

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Even though there might be plenty of people who enjoy these wines, which then act as a gateway to higher-end bottles (New Zealand sales are still trending up, worldwide, anywhere from 10% to 35%, depending on the export destination), quality-driven producers and industry watchers have a much more grave outlook.

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