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Low-cost carrier Ryanair this week stepped into Alitalia's backyard saying it was ready to launch 80 routes from Milan airports Orio al Serio, where it already operates, and Malpensa, a new departure, with planes worth more than USD$1 billion from its fleet. But he added: "We hope the Arab summit will be a new departure between Syria and Saudi Arabia and between the Arabs in general". The killing of Zarqawi and the completion of Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki's government are a fortunate confluence that allows a new departure in Iraq, as Bush officials fully realize and the president's trip to Baghdad dramatized. |
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