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The city of Vienna, Austria has been ranked first for the best overall quality of living in 2011, according to a new published study. Baghdad, Iraq was placed last in the same survey. European cities dominated the list.
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Archaeologists working at the "Archaeological Park Carnuntum" in lower Austria claim to have located and excavated a huge amphitheatre used to train gladiators.
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A 57-year-old man has been fired from his job at an Austrian museum after he washed his face and hands in his own urine.
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A very important event took place in the Austrian capital of Vienna. It was called the Vienna Energy Forum. The Forum or conference started June 21 and ended June 23, 2011; just a couple of days ago.
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Members of a Vienna-based orchestra don't always eat their vegetables, sometimes they create music with them - and now they're working with a scientist to grow the right instruments.
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The eternal spirit of the Mexican artist Frida Kahlo lives on in the form, of an outstanding exhibit which puts on display one of the most complete collections of the artist's works ever to be seen in Austria.
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The current venue of the 2010 Winter Olympics, Vancouver, has garnered the top spot for the most liveable cities in the world. On the contrary, Harare (Zimbabwe) is the number 140 in the list and came in last.
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A tribute for late singer Michael Jackson is scheduled for September 26 in Vienna at Shoenbrunn Palace, with 90,000 fans expected to attend.
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A Sikh preacher, head of the Dera Sacha Khand, a religious sect, was shot dead in Vienna amidst a violent clash involving the Dera Sacha Khand and the fundamentalist Sikhs.
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The 2009 Mercer Quality of Life survey summarises the difference in the quality-of-living between cities and produces a score for each city based on 10 categories. Companies use this information to calculate fair allowances for their expatriate workers.
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Famous Vienna street is renamed over anti-Semite controversy
Visitors to one of Vienna's newest cafes have more than just other customers to beat to a good seat, as the venue is a home from home for five shelter cats.
Victims of Nazi medical experiments laid to rest in Vienna
Bethany Bell visited the Zwentendorf atomic power plant near Vienna which never went online.
Iran and the IAEA have resumed discussions about access to the country's nuclear sites at new talks in Vienna.
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