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Plan to put down stray dogs causes howl in Romania Breitbart.com 05/19/2011 | Romania may get even tougher on witchesALISON MUTLER My Way News 02/08/2011 |
 They cross the street at crosswalks, stroll through parks and occasionally take the bus. Stray dogs are part of daily life in Romania, where plans to put them down have triggered a howling debate. |  There's more bad news in the cards for Romania's beleaguered witches. A month after Romanian authorities began taxing them for their trade, the country's soothsayers and fortune tellers are cursing a new bill that threatens fines or even prison if their predictions don't come true. |
Romania 'to host US missile shield' Al Jazeera 02/05/2010 | |
 The mayor at a Romanian town ordered street signs warning drivers of drunken pedestrians lying on the streets to be erected in order to reduce the "despairing" levels of accidents. |  Romania has backed a US plan that would see interceptor missiles deployed in the country as part of a missile shield to protect Europe, its president has said. |
Romania names new PM after government collapseMihaela Rodina AFP 10/15/2009 | Century 21 Study: Most Romanian families can afford houses of 38,000 euros Actmedia 03/08/2009 |
 BUCHAREST — Lucian Croitoru, Romania's former representative to the International Monetary Fund, on Thursday became the country's prime minister ahead of key bailout talks with the IMF. |  A family of two employees with average incomes can obtain mortgage credits of 28,300 euros for 30 years with an annual interest rate of 9.5% and a debt degree of 50%. |
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