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MaineMirror.com Wednesday 22nd February 2012 Issue 10/53
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  		• Leadership tussle looms in Australia as Rudd resigns
  		• IAEA team denied permission to visit key Iranian nuclear facility
  		• Britain's resolution to strengthen Amisom in Somalia get UN nod
  		• Afghanistan talking to Taliban in Pakistan
  		• 27 Syrians killed in unabated violence
  		• Euro zone sees contraction in services sector
  		• Train derails in Buenos Aires killing 49
  		• Shell increases Africa footprint with $1.6 bn bid for Cove Energy
  		• Dotcom granted bail, put under house arrest
  		• Dells weak sales prediction sends its stocks down
  		• No motivation for buyers on Wall Street
  		• Kylie Minogue to sing with sister?
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    Not so Modern Family: Top sitcoms make for sexist, inaccurate television
    Source: Christian Science Monitor
    Friday 27th January, 2012  

    In the five highest-rated primetime sitcoms (The Big Bang Theory, Modern Family, Two Broke Girls, Two and a Half Men, and How I Met Your Mother), male characters are professionally accomplished, while female characters are unemployed or struggling. ...

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