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Ombudsman Bureau resolved 78% of complaints filed last year
Prime Minister Awn Khasawneh on Tuesday received the Ombudsman Bureau’s (OB) 2010 annual report, which details measures taken by the entity to deal with citizens’ complaints.
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With peace on ice, Palestinians chase UN, unity
With peace talks in the doldrums, the Palestinians have fixed their sights on global activism and unity between their rival factions in order to advance their cause.
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Putin derides protesters, rejects demands
Prime Minister Vladimir Putin Tuesday belittled Russia's protest movement as lacking clear aims or leaders and rejected their demands for a review of the results of disputed parliamentary polls.
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Business
Korean cars dominate local market
Korean-made cars are still taking the largest share of Jordan’s imported autos, beating Japan, Germany and the US, official figures showed Monday.
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Sports
Ten-man Wolves frustrate Arsenal
Arsenal missed the opportunity to climb into the top four of the Premier League after 10-man Wolves held them to a 1-1 draw at the Emirates Stadium on Tuesday.
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Charged up for more
The largest and most nostalgic of a troika of re-incarnated American muscle cars paying homage to their 1960s ancestors, the Dodge Challenger has faced down the Ford Mustang and Chevrolet Camaro in numerous guises and in innumerable car comparisons.
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- Mafraq clashes place Islamists, gov’t at crossroads
- Tourism council members face prosecution in ‘casino file’
- Ombudsman Bureau resolved 78% of complaints filed last year
- Egypt court orders end to ‘virginity tests’ in army prisons
- Street fights hit Yemen as US mulls letting in Saleh
- Israeli girl’s plight highlights Jewish extremism
- Lebanon ‘will not send observers to Syria’
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Oct 02,2011
The Jordan Times
The Jordan Times is an English-language independent daily published by the Jordan Press Foundation since October 26, 1975.
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The largest and most nostalgic of a troika of re-incarnated American muscle cars paying homage to their 1960s ancestors, the Dodge Challenger has faced down the Ford Mustang and Chevrolet Camaro in numerous guises and in innumerable car comparisons. Full story