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News about European Union, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Oct. 9, 2015
Editorial contends European Court of Justice decision striking down agreement between EU and United States allowing technology companies to store European users' data on American servers is inadequate to protect privacy; holds both United States and Europe must pass stricter privacy laws in order to make real difference; warns European government surveillance programs pose as great threat to privacy as data transfer. MORE
Oct. 7, 2015
European Court of Justice strikes down so-called safe harbor agreement that let companies move information like web search histories and social media use between European Union and United States; rules that agreement gave US government authorities routine access to online information about Europeans, violating European's right to privacy; decision leaves large Internet companies that operate internationally, like Google and Facebook, in kind of legal limbo. MORE
Oct. 7, 2015
European Union finance ministers agree to require member states to share information about preferential tax deals extended to multinational corporations, which could violate EU rules and cause tension between member states as they compete for investment. MORE
Oct. 6, 2015
Turkish Pres Recep Tayyip Erdogan, during state visit to Belgium, asserts that European Union leaders can best resolve migration crisis by more directly addressing Syrian civil war and presses for creation of no-fly zone; remarks point to way that Turkey's normal relations with Europe has been reversed as country leverages its major role in managing refugees. MORE
Sep. 29, 2015
Catalan secessionist parties fall just short of majority in local elections, keeping alive possibility of independence for region crucial to Spain's economy; result signals transformation of Spanish politics and could influence independence movements across European Union, whose unity is already being seriously tested in several areas. MORE
Sep. 24, 2015
Chaos as migrants land at Piraeus, main port in Greece, points to disconnect between migrant relocation policies set in Brussels and realities on ground in crisis; disarray highlights Europe's ongoing shortcomings in acting on its plans to deal with migrant influx. MORE
Sep. 24, 2015
Editorial argues it requires arduous effort for European Union to agree on even basic plan to resettle Middle Eastern and African migrants; holds situation exposes potentially dangerous disagreements about fundamental human values, not just political or economic principles, which member nations profess to share. MORE
Sep. 23, 2015
European Union votes to distribute 120,000 migrants evenly among its member states, forcing decision through on majority vote that encounters bitter objections and exposes deep rifts among EU countries; while some countries have hailed plan as fair and humanitarian first step toward addressing migrant crisis, others, particularly in Eastern Europe, resent decision; situation is shaping up to be test of European unity. MORE
Sep. 18, 2015
European Union remains haplessly disunified on solution to worsening migrant crisis, ahead of emergency meeting in Brussels; Eastern European countries look to Western Europe for advice and assistance, yet scoff at potential burden imposed by proposal to resettle refugees equally throughout EU. MORE
Sep. 17, 2015
Q&A explains European Union policies called Schengen and Dublin Regulation that have been complicating Continent's response to migrant crisis. MORE
Sep. 15, 2015
Three European countries, including Austria and Netherlands, begin border checks to control surge of migrants, following similar move by Germany; disharmony over crisis grows as European Union fails to reach quota agreement for accepting hundreds of thousands of refugees. MORE
Sep. 11, 2015
Editorial urges European Union members to adopt European Commission Pres Jean-Claude Juncker's plan to distribute 160,000 refugees throughout bloc; holds scheme presents most humane approach to crisis with added benefit of preserving Europe's open borders policy and unity; says acceptance of plan would be first step in necessary wider effort by EU and United States to address growing calamity. MORE
Sep. 10, 2015
European Union Pres Claude Juncker proposes distributing 160,000 migrants evenly throughout bloc, idea that has faced resistance among some member states; presents situation as humanitarian issue and test of Europe's unity, while acknowledging plan is inadequate to address crisis that has sent half a million people fleeing war-torn countries in 2015 alone. MORE
Sep. 5, 2015
Spanish Prime Min Mariano Rajoy announces support for campaign by British Prime Min David Cameron to press for structural changes in European Union; Cameron says such changes would encourage him to vote affirmatively in referendum on whether Britain should remain in EU. MORE
Sep. 4, 2015
Weak and divided response from European leaders to mounting migrant crisis continues, with hundreds of thousands of desperate people pouring into Continent from Africa and Middle East only to find overwhelming chaos at borders; many migrants are struggling to avoid being herded into overcrowded processing camps in Hungary and elsewhere; German Chancellor Angela Merkel continues to press European Union leaders for system of quotas and rules that will have each country preparing to accept fair share of migrants over their borders. MORE
Sep. 1, 2015
Flood of migrants seeking asylum in Europe is straining European Union's commitment to open borders and passport-free travel between its states; member states are struggling to organize their response, while increased inspections of vehicles and trains for smuggled migrants have led to travel delays; German Chancellor Angela Merkel has warned unfettered travel may be endangered without unified plan to deal with crisis. MORE
Sep. 1, 2015
Q & A examines European Union's response to migrant crisis that has brought thousands of refugees from the Middle East and North Africa to European shores. MORE
Sep. 1, 2015
Editorial points to way European Union's asylum policies have worsened migrant crisis, particularly its Dublin Regulation, which requires refugees to apply for asylum in first country they set foot in; calls on European leaders to get rid of Dublin Regulation and seriously consider Germany's proposed immigration reform plan when they meet in mid-September. MORE
Aug. 31, 2015
Meeting of European Union interior ministers to discuss how to cope with growing influx of Middle East and African migrants is set for Sept 14 in Luxembourg; participants cite need to establish welcome centers in Greece and Italy to house, feed and screen migrants. MORE
Aug. 29, 2015
Staggering death toll among refugees and migrants trying to reach Europe underscores dysfunction of European Union, and its inability to develop a unified plan to stop the crisis; roughly 2,500 refugees have died in 2015, not including those feared to have perished recently when smugglers' boats capsized off Libya. MORE
Aug. 28, 2015
Truck containing bodies of up to 50 smuggled migrants is found near Vienna, underscoring scope and complexity of migration crisis in Europe; European Union leaders are faced with human traffickers who are exploiting free movement between 28-nation bloc. MORE
Aug. 28, 2015
Editorial expresses hope that discovery of decomposing bodies of refugees smuggled into Europe near summit meeting of European leaders in Vienna will lead European countries to adopt much-needed compassionate policy to cope with Continent's refugee crisis; supports Austrian Foreign Min Sebastian Kurz's plan calling for quotas for each European Union member state, creation of safe havens, and crackdown on traffickers. MORE
Aug. 28, 2015
Google, in response to European Commission, rebuts claims by European Union's top antitrust regulator Margrethe Vestager that it favors its own search results over rivals. MORE
Aug. 25, 2015
Tens of thousands of migrants and refugees are fleeing northward through Balkan countries, trying to reach richer havens of European Union; Hungary is building fence to deter desperate flow; fence, which is source of criticism, is seen as physical representation of crisis and absence of cooperation among EU nations trying to deal with situation. MORE
Aug. 19, 2015
Jochen Bittner Op-Ed article contends formerly constructive quarrel among European Union members over debt relief for Greece has become destructive; encourages all sides to work toward consensus and bridge gulf; urges Germany to support bailout and calls on EU to prepare orderly means for exiting eurozone. MORE
Aug. 18, 2015
Editorial praises International Monetary Fund for taking tougher stance on loan agreement negotiated between Greece and its European creditors, noting IMF director Christine Lagarde's call for debt relief for Greece; urges European leaders to heed IMF advice and restructure Greek deb immediately. MORE
Aug. 16, 2015
Sweden's efforts to cull wolves, a protected species, leads to warnings and threat of court action by European Union. MORE
Aug. 11, 2015
Roger Cohen Op-Ed column underscores impossibility of assessing Europe's contemporary issues without remembering toll World War II took on continent, its nations and peoples; suggests that Germany in particular should keep this in mind, as it has largest debt to continent and it is one that cannot be repaid. MORE
Aug. 9, 2015
Download interview with Margrethe Vestager, European Union's commissioner for competition, who offers recommendations for books and other forms of entertainment. MORE
Aug. 4, 2015
Roger Cohen Op-Ed column asserts 28-member European Union is becoming increasingly frayed as it struggles with an overwhelming migrant crisis, economic hardship and rising power of both Russia and China; holds current European failure is one of imagination and will, and urges its leaders to recover the sense of ideas and vision that made formation of European Union itself a miracle. MORE
Jul. 30, 2015
Germany's success in convincing allies to embrace austerity as core solution to Greek fiscal crisis is a testament to its expert brinksmanship and political prowess; so-called 'Berlin consensus' can be seen in widespread aversion to government spending as a solution to economic woes in Europe's liberal and conservative governments alike; consensus has solidified despite opinion in United States and Britain that budget cuts are holding back recovery. MORE
Jul. 30, 2015
Stream of migrants, fleeing war and poverty created by numerous conflicts in Africa and Middle East, have flooded Europe, with thousands making daily attempts to cross from France to Britain through the Channel Tunnel; European Union members, criticizing each other for their role in crisis, plan emergency talks for more robust remedy. MORE
Jul. 26, 2015
Editorial outlines many ways that Greek exit from euro would be disastrous for Greece, its creditors and European Union; questions how Greek exit will be avoided given burdensome conditions of bailout package. MORE
Jul. 25, 2015
Op-Ed article by Prof Hans-Werner Sinn argues best option for pulling Greece out of its economic decline is exit from eurozone, accompanied by debt relief, humanitarian aid and option of eventual return to euro; contends Greece needs strong devaluation in order to compete economically, and return to its drachma currency would allow that to happen; holds Greece's exit from eurozone would not prove as catastrophic as some fear. MORE
Jul. 20, 2015
German Chancellor Angela Merkel calls for quick resumption of talks on Greece's bailout package, emphasizing that Greece's debt will not be reduced but further relief measures may be possible once situation has stabilized. MORE
Jul. 19, 2015
The Upshot; N Gregory Mankiw Economic View column argues that while Greece bears primary responsibility for its debt crisis, common European currency is also a contributing factor; holds Greece has reason to be contrite but European elites must bear some responsibility as well, and show fiscal mercy. MORE
Jul. 18, 2015
News Analysis; Germany, long seen as reliable powerhouse of European Union, risks losing trust of other countries with its unforgiving attitude toward Greece; some see crisis as transformative moment in which EU is becoming more coercive under influence of Germany. MORE
Jul. 17, 2015
Many Europeans say Germany is showing harsh edge in negotiating new agreement to bail out Greece by insisting on austerity measures and not firmly committing to giving Greece debt relief; new discussions about Greece leaving euro zone brings pushback from Germans themselves, many of whom believe keeping Greece in eurozone is critical to health of European Union. MORE
Jul. 15, 2015
The Upshot; International Monetary Fund memorandum stating that it cannot participate in new Greek bailout unless Europe agrees to huge debt relief for country is essentially an admission that eurozone is dysfunctional in its current form; all three alternatives laid out in memorandum would establish something akin to fiscal union in which wealthier countries would pay to sustain Greek economy. MORE
Jul. 15, 2015
Several nations are reconsidering their bids to join the European common currency in the wake of Greek financial crisis and hard-line response from Continent's major powers; countries like Poland, the Czech Republic and Hungary will now freshly weigh value of currency against substantial surrender of sovereignty involved. MORE
Jul. 15, 2015
Op-Ed article by Prof Jacob Soll notes that Germany seems far more angry at Greece over its economic crisis than other countries, asserting that such resentment is warping views of German economists; holds Germany refuses to acknowledge how its insistence on austerity has contributed to situation or how Greece's exit from eurozone would lead to chaos and suffering; says Germany's insistence on seeing themselves as victims points to cultural disconnect and flawed judgement. MORE
Jul. 14, 2015
News Analysis; latest attempt to keep Greece in European Union by granting it another bailout has increased rift in EU; remains uncertain if EU can now move beyond many years of focusing on euro crisis and concentrate on other pressing issues. MORE
Jul. 14, 2015
Editorial laments that Greek Prime Min Alexis Tsipras caved to creditors' toughest demands; criticizes way Tsipras has navigated negotiations, including last-minute decision to hold referendum and subsequent capitulation, which went against will of Greek people; warns that Germany and other eurozone countries have done little to definitely solve crisis and that deal Greek government will probably accept will only make crisis worse. MORE
Jul. 13, 2015
European negotiators press Greece to accept new economic concessions as part of bailout deal worth tens of billions of euros; many measures under review, including a temporary exit from eurozone, are harsher than those rejected by Greek voters in referendum; some see demands as strategy to force Prime Min Alexis Tsipras from office, though there have been some signs of progress on deal. MORE
Jul. 12, 2015
European finance ministers end meeting without agreeing on whether Greece should be given its third bailout since 2010; they plan to reconvene amid deep divide over trusting country with enormous new debt. MORE
Jul. 11, 2015
Greek Parliament approves Prime Min Alexis Tsipras's plan for three-year, $59 billion rescue package with stringent austerity terms; analysts say European creditors will still be skeptical that Greece's fractured government will be capable of adhering to difficult economic action. MORE
Jul. 10, 2015
Europe antitrust officials file charges against MasterCard, accusing firm of setting artificially high fees for credit card transactions in European Union. MORE
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Timeline: European Union
Ireland, Accused of Giving Tax Breaks to Multinationals, Plans an Even Lower Rate
The country will cut its 12.5 percent corporate tax rate in half for revenues pegged to patents and other intellectual property.
October 14, 2015, Wednesday
MORE ON EUROPEAN UNION AND: Corporate Taxes , Ireland , Relocation of Business , Foreign Investments , European Union , Luxembourg , Internal Revenue Service
British Campaigns, and Powerful Voices, Take Sides on E.U. Membership
Two groups, Britain Is Stronger in Europe and Vote Leave, are a measure of how many people have firm positions for or against Europe.
October 13, 2015, Tuesday
MORE ON EUROPEAN UNION AND: Great Britain , European Union , Cameron, David , Immigration and Emigration , Elections , Confederation of British Industry
Digital Privacy, in the U.S. and Europe
Three readers active in the data protection debate react to a European court ruling.
October 13, 2015, Tuesday
MORE ON EUROPEAN UNION AND: Privacy , Computers and the Internet , European Union
A Call for Competence, Fairness and Leadership in Europe
The region's leaders need to stand up to demogogues who have gained traction since the credit crunch.
October 12, 2015, Monday
MORE ON EUROPEAN UNION AND: European Union , Politics and Government , Renzi, Matteo , Tsipras, Alexis
Morning Agenda: Dell Strikes Record Deal to Take Over EMC
Ferrari Listing Moves Forward | Bankers Grapple with Emerging Markets | E.U. Banking Champion Wanted
October 12, 2015, Monday
MORE ON EUROPEAN UNION AND: Cayman Islands , Hedge Funds , Ireland , UBS AG , Banking and Financial Institutions , Federal Reserve System , Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV , General Electric Company , Hewlett-Packard Company , International Monetary Fund , Paypal Holdings Inc. , Societe Generale , Wells Fargo & Company , Barclays PLC , Credit Suisse Group AG , Data Storage , Dell, Michael S , Deutsche Bank AG , eBay Inc , Elliott Management Corp , EMC Corporation , European Union , Allianz SE , Automobile Racing , Bitcoin (Currency) , Foreign Investments , Initial Public Offerings , Interest Rates , Libor (London Interbank Offered Rate) , Regulation and Deregulation of Industry , Venture Capital
Behind the European Privacy Ruling That's Confounding Silicon Valley
It began with an Austrian law student in California who "had to write about something," but has led to a decision that is roiling United States tech companies.
October 11, 2015, Sunday
MORE ON EUROPEAN UNION AND: Privacy , Computers and the Internet , Social Media , Schrems, Max , European Union , Law and Legislation , Surveillance of Citizens by Government , European Court of Justice , Europe , Decisions and Verdicts
Italy Sends Eritreans to Sweden as E.U. Migrant Relocations Begin
The program is meant to move 160,000 asylum seekers now sheltering in Greece and Italy to other European countries over the next two years.
October 10, 2015, Saturday
MORE ON EUROPEAN UNION AND: Refugees and Displaced Persons , Middle East and Africa Migrant Crisis , Asylum, Right of , Europe , European Union , International Organization for Migration
European Ruling is Merely a Symbolic Victory for Privacy
The real problem is that privacy laws and rules in the United States and Europe are far too lax.
October 9, 2015, Friday
MORE ON EUROPEAN UNION AND: Editorials , Europe , Surveillance of Citizens by Government , Computers and the Internet , European Union , Data Storage , United States Politics and Government , Law and Legislation , Privacy
Angela Merkel Calls for United Europe to Address Migrant Crisis
Speaking before the European Parliament in Strasbourg, Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany urged other leaders to meet "a test of historic dimensions."
October 8, 2015, Thursday
MORE ON EUROPEAN UNION AND: Middle East and Africa Migrant Crisis , Germany , Merkel, Angela , Europe , European Parliament , Refugees and Displaced Persons , Austria , Immigration and Emigration , Hollande, Francois , European Union
David Cameron, at Conservatives' Conference, Puts His Focus on Political Center
Mr. Cameron, closing the event in Manchester, pledged to battle to end discrimination, fight for equality and make an "all-out assault on poverty."
October 8, 2015, Thursday
MORE ON EUROPEAN UNION AND: Great Britain , Cameron, David , Conservative Party (Great Britain) , European Union , Labour Party (Great Britain) , Liberal Democrats (Great Britain) , May, Theresa M , Osborne, George , Discrimination , Poverty
Pro-E.U. Campaign Begins in Britain
Stuart Rose heads Britain Is Stronger in Europe, an initiative that was kicked off Monday, urging the British to vote for remaining in the European Union in an eventual referendum.
E.U. Official Says 'Europe in Bad Shape'
Martin Schulz, the president of the European Union's parliament, said on Monday that member states seemed to be acting in their own interests while confronting the migration crisis.
Scenes From a Human Flood
On the Greek island of Lesbos, this summer's refugee crisis shows no signs of abating.
Juncker Proposes Migrant Quota
Jean-Claude Juncker, president of the European Commission, said European nations needed to take in 160,000 migrants and announced a package for legal migration, expected in early 2016.
European Leaders Grapple With Response to Migrant Crisis
The relentless stream of migrants continued to flow into Europe, prompting France, Germany and Britain to pledge more support.
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Imad's match winning role lauded by ex-captains- Karachi—Former Pakistan captains Aamir Sohail, Ramiz Raja and ex-Test opener Sadiq Muhammad lauded the temperament and match winning show of Pakistan emerging all-rounder Imad Wasim in his team's narrow win. Imad played smartly and tactically ... Pakistan Observer, 6 days ago
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Sports: Pakistan Super League: Glitz, Glamour and Promises of IPL-Style Cricket
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Asif, Amir and Butt will be extremely dangerous for PSL: Ramiz Raja
Involving the tainted trio of Salman Butt, Mohammad Asif and Mohammad Amir will be "extremely dangerous" for the reputation of the inaugural Pakistan Super League (PSL), former captain Ramiz Raja has said. The inaugural PSL, to be held in February in either ...India Today, 1 week ago Amir, Asif, Butt would damage PSL's reputation: Ramiz DAWN Group, 1 week ago Ramiz sees tainted trio tarnishing PSL image SAMAA TV, 1 week ago Cricket-Tainted trio will tarnish new Pakistan league's image - Ramiz Reuters, 1 week ago
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Hosting PSL in Qatar will not affect Pakistan fan base: Ramiz Raja
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Ramiz Raja doubles the jubilation of Pakistan win
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Ignorance of law results in bizarre dismissals: Ramiz Raja on Ben Stokes
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Ten teams World Cup is a retrograde step: MCC
The committee met at Lord's on July 13 and 14 — the first gathering for new members Ganguly, and Ramiz Raja, and the last for outgoing members Rahul Dravid and Steve Bucknor. "The ICC Cricket World Cup should be a twelve-team tournament. The ...Jagran Post, 2 months ago
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I am also struggling with Depression.
As I write this, I am doing quite well; but my life has been and will continue to be a battle against the Deadly D's: disappointment, discouragement, disillusionment, doubt, depression, disorganization, dissociation, defeat, despondency, disability.
I am in good company though. In the article "Overview of Clinical Depression," David Joffe stated: "Depression is a condition some of us may confront on a daily basis, but for others, it may come and go. There is a link between depression and creativity that has been observed for a long time … many famous artists who lived in the past strongly displayed symptoms of depression, with some of the more well known of these cases being Vincent van Gogh, Sylvia Plath and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart … Edgar Allen Poe, Lord Byron, William Blake, John Keats, TS Elliot, Mark Twain, Noel Coward, George Frederic Handel, Charles Dickens, Robert Louis Stevenson, Ernest Hemingway, Tennessee Williams. Abraham Lincoln, Theodore Roosevelt, and Winston Churchill."
My favorite poet, Edna St. Vincent Millay, astronaut Edwin "Buzz" Aldrin, author Patricia Cornwell, former President Calvin Coolidge, political humorist Art Buchwald, former First Lady Barbara Bush, and nurse Florence Nightingale join Biblical King Nebuchadnezzer in the battle against depression.
If you or someone you care about has depression, I want to encourage you for I know that depression can be controlled. Many wonderful things have resulted through people working through their depression.
Depression Defined
Picture a downward spiral. As the traits on my Deadly D's list rush down that spiral of uncontrolled feelings, they increase in severity to the point of death- either the desire for death or actual death.
Depression is like a dark cloud wrapping itself around you until you're unable to see reality and you're unable to do normal everyday activities. It is insidious; it creeps up slowly and aims to control your life. It can be situational- a response to losses such as the death of a loved one; a job; a terminal or serious illness; a broken relationship; a tragedy like 9/11 or Hurricane Katrina; a fire; war; even financial problems. Anything with a potential negative outcome or a life-changing event can lead to depression. Some women go through depression after the birth of a baby probably due to hormonal changes, even though it's a happy outcome. Men can get depressed after they retire and no longer have a focus or purpose. In some cases, the cause is unknown.
In Scripture, Moses, David, and Elijah, a prophet of God, experienced depression. In I Kings 19, Elijah's life was threatened by the queen after he performed miracles. Scared, he ran away and told God he wanted to die. Depression is not a respecter of persons. Young, old, man, woman, rich, poor, anyone can develop depression.
For sure, it is not due to the sin in one's life or we would all be depressed. Please note also that our feelings are not sinful; God gave us our emotions.
I like to think of our emotions as a barometer. When the weather changes it affects the barometric readings, which help us to predict the weather in the next hours or days. Our emotions or feelings can be predictors also, when we are attuned to them. When we act on those feelings, sin can happen. For instance, guilt, fatigue, failure, embarrassment, and rejection- real or perceived- can lead to frustration, which grows into anger. Reacting in anger is where sin enters the scenario.
We all experience the blahs, the blues, the down-in-the-dumps, and pity party times. But depression that lasts more than two weeks usually requires treatment from a professional mental health provider. There are thousands of books written on depression, and you'll find some internet resources at the end of this article; but my purpose in writing this, is to help you know how to help a friend, family member, or yourself cope with depression. I will share with you techniques that have work for me.
I know depression from three points of view. First, from my own experience with depression; second as a mental health nurse caring for people with depression, and third as a victim—three of my family members died taking their own lives.
A number of years ago as I sat across from a psychiatrist during my third visit, he told me that he never had a patient that understood her depression like I did. It wasn't always that way. I have learned much along this journey. Maybe, what I learned will help you.
First, you must recognize the symptoms of depression. Second, you must seek treatment. Third, when you're able, you need to educate those around you about depression.
In part two, we'll look at the symptoms and when to seek help.


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This was very good but isn't the New York bakery-style babka I was looking for. I halved the recipe because we didn't need 2 loaves.flag if inappropriate
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Delicious! I took others advice and increased the flour by about half a cup, maybe a bit more. I twisted it into one figure eight but couldn't see how to do two, so I didn't. It came out fine anyway. I tried one slice while it was still warm and it was so good I had to have another.flag if inappropriate
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Winelodge 107 Bar & Canteen is modern stylish accommodation situated 100mtrs away from the main Winelodge Hotel building. Its location is just a few yards from the Norfolk Broads and Yacht Marina and boasts it's own stylish Restaurant & Bar with great food & real ale offerings. Our wine list is full and varied with wines from around the globe plus a selection of fantastic champagne and sparkling wines.
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We stayed with this comany last year and found our stay very comfortable, however this time although I booked with the exact same hotel and address we were not in the same address and tucked away behind there main reception which had moved since our last stay 100mtrs down the road, the sign on the hotel counter really not being very clear about it.
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