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JOLOMCÚ, Guatemala — High in the hills of Guatemala, shut inside the one-room house where he spends day and night on a twin bed beneath a seriously outdated calendar, Luis Alberto Jiménez has no idea of the legal battle that swirls around him in the lowlands of Florida.

The map of Europe must be redrawn once again  after Kosovo declared its independence from Serbia on Sunday. EU foreign  ministers meet on Monday to discuss the bloc's reaction. But while European  recognition is likely, not everyone is pleased about the new Balkan country.

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Eli  Lilly and federal prosecutors are discussing a settlement of a civil and  criminal investigation into the company’s marketing of the antipsychotic drug  Zyprexa that could result in Lilly’s paying more than $1 billion to federal and  state governments.

ScienceDaily (Jan. 20, 2008) — A survey of some of the  top hospitals in the country has found that protocols followed to determine  brain death differ significantly among those institutions. In the January 22  issue of the journal Neurology, a team of researchers reports finding that brain  death protocols at hospitals cited as top neurology and neurosurgery centers by  U.S. News and World Report often do not follow the standards established by the  American Academy of Neurology (AAN).