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Surrey, British Columbia (CNN) -- Canadian authorities braced for protests expected to take place near Vancouver, British Columbia, on Thursday outside an event where former U.S. presidents George W. Bush and Bill Clinton are scheduled to appear. Amnesty International called on Canadian authorities to arrest Bush for "war crimes" while activists announced Occupy Wall Street-style protests of the economic summit in Surrey where the former presidents were scheduled to speak along with world finance experts. "We would prefer his home country try George W. Bush," said Alex Neve, secretary-general of Amnesty International Canada. Neve said Bush should face trial for ordering the so-called enhanced interrogation, such as water boarding, of suspected terrorists.

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OPTIONS:
- Alex Neve cherry-picks cases to publicize based on ideology," Kenney said.
- Amnesty International cherry-picks cases to publicize based on ideology," Kenney said.
- Amnesty International Canada cherry-picks cases to publicize based on ideology," Kenney said.
- Bill Clinton cherry-picks cases to publicize based on ideology," Kenney said.
- British Columbia cherry-picks cases to publicize based on ideology," Kenney said.
- Bush cherry-picks cases to publicize based on ideology," Kenney said.
- CNN cherry-picks cases to publicize based on ideology," Kenney said.
- Canadian cherry-picks cases to publicize based on ideology," Kenney said.
- Clinton cherry-picks cases to publicize based on ideology," Kenney said.
- George W. Bush cherry-picks cases to publicize based on ideology," Kenney said.
- Neve cherry-picks cases to publicize based on ideology," Kenney said.
- Occupy Wall Street cherry-picks cases to publicize based on ideology," Kenney said.
- Royal Canadian Mounted Police cherry-picks cases to publicize based on ideology," Kenney said.
- Surrey cherry-picks cases to publicize based on ideology," Kenney said.
- U.S. cherry-picks cases to publicize based on ideology," Kenney said.
- Vancouver cherry-picks cases to publicize based on ideology," Kenney said.
Answer: Amnesty International cherry-picks cases to publicize based on ideology," Kenney said.
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Brussels is offering British firms cash ‘bribes’ of almost £1,000 a time to take on foreign workers. Thousands of youngsters are also being offered payments totalling more than £1,100 to take a job in Britain under the European Commission scheme. The extraordinary initiative appears to directly undermine Government efforts to persuade firms to take on British workers as the recovery takes hold. In an interview with the Daily Mail yesterday the Business Minister Matthew Hancock said firms had a duty to hire Britons rather than taking the ‘easy option’ of filling vacancies with well-trained foreign workers. The joint initiative between British JobCentres and the European Commission offer incentives including £870 for every EU citizen employed by a UK firm and a grant of £260 for applicants to travel to Britain for an interview

The

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- Britain provides about 13 per cent of the scheme’s budget.
- British provides about 13 per cent of the scheme’s budget.
- Britons provides about 13 per cent of the scheme’s budget.
- Brussels provides about 13 per cent of the scheme’s budget.
- Daily Mail provides about 13 per cent of the scheme’s budget.
- EU provides about 13 per cent of the scheme’s budget.
- European Commission provides about 13 per cent of the scheme’s budget.
- Government provides about 13 per cent of the scheme’s budget.
- Matthew Hancock provides about 13 per cent of the scheme’s budget.
- UK provides about 13 per cent of the scheme’s budget.
Answer: Britain provides about 13 per cent of the scheme’s budget.
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A world map redrawn according to each country's population reduces the size of some countries, keeps many the same, and has a few that show an enormous shift. The new cartogram, created by Reddit user TeaDranks, visibly compares all of the world's countries, with many, including the United States and United Kingdom, staying almost exactly the same in terms of size versus their actual land area. Others however, especially India, show massive growth, this as a result of their population, now at 1.3billion persons. Scroll down for video The new cartogram, created by Reddit user TeaDranks, visibly compares the population of countries around the world



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- Australia's land mass on the map has also increased thanks to its population of 1.4 billion.
- Canada's land mass on the map has also increased thanks to its population of 1.4 billion.
- China's land mass on the map has also increased thanks to its population of 1.4 billion.
- Fiji's land mass on the map has also increased thanks to its population of 1.4 billion.
- Iceland's land mass on the map has also increased thanks to its population of 1.4 billion.
- India's land mass on the map has also increased thanks to its population of 1.4 billion.
- Macau's land mass on the map has also increased thanks to its population of 1.4 billion.
- Malta's land mass on the map has also increased thanks to its population of 1.4 billion.
- Reddit user TeaDranks's land mass on the map has also increased thanks to its population of 1.4 billion.
- Russia's land mass on the map has also increased thanks to its population of 1.4 billion.
- TeaDranks's land mass on the map has also increased thanks to its population of 1.4 billion.
- United Kingdom's land mass on the map has also increased thanks to its population of 1.4 billion.
- United States's land mass on the map has also increased thanks to its population of 1.4 billion.
Answer: China's land mass on the map has also increased thanks to its population of 1.4 billion.
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(CNN) -- Edward Snowden, the former National Security Agency contractor who spilled U.S. surveillance secrets to the world, is a "free man" biding his time in a Moscow airport, Russian President Vladimir Putin told reporters Tuesday. Putin said Snowden -- who flew to Moscow from Hong Kong on Sunday -- is in the "transit area" of Sheremetyevo International Airport, the zone between arrival gates and Russia's passport control checkpoints. While he said Russia won't hand Snowden over to the United States, he seemed eager to have the focus of international intrigue off his hands. "The sooner he selects his final destination point, the better both for us and for himself," Putin said from Finland of Snowden, who is wanted by U.S. officials on espionage charges for disclosing classified details of U.S. surveillance programs.

Lawmakers say tenuous ties shaken further as

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- CNN lands in Russia
- Edward Snowden lands in Russia
- Finland lands in Russia
- Hong Kong lands in Russia
- Moscow lands in Russia
- NSA lands in Russia
- National Security Agency lands in Russia
- Putin lands in Russia
- Russia lands in Russia
- Russian lands in Russia
- Sheremetyevo International Airport lands in Russia
- Snowden lands in Russia
- U.S. lands in Russia
- United States lands in Russia
- Venezuela lands in Russia
- Vladimir Putin lands in Russia
- WikiLeaks lands in Russia
Answer:
Edward Snowden lands in Russia