Created Wed 16th Apr 2008 10:49am PST by 
eponymoushero
eponymoushero 
How long will Silvio Berlusconi stay in power as President of the Council of Ministers of Italy
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Initial likelihoods: 0 - 6 months: 8%, 6 months - 1 year: 15%, 1 - 2 years: 25%, 2 - 3 years: 25%, 3 - 4 years: 15%, 4 - 5 years: 7%, More than 5 years: 5%
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Created Wed 16th Apr 2008 10:49am PST by eponymoushero
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casehandler
predicted 6 months - 1 year (H$20 at 14%)
raga81
predicted 6 months - 1 year (H$50 at 14%)
italiadeicalori
predicted 4 - 5 years (H$100 at 8%)
horatiomonty
predicted 3 - 4 years (H$50 at 15%)Comments (1)
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score: 10
Spiegel Online 27 weeks ago
is a larger-than-life image of his wife Veronica. It makes him seem small. When Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, nickname Il Cavaliere, appeared last week on Italy's almost-daily talk show 'Porta a Porta' (Door to Door), he knew that he, the
score: 10
Spiegel Online 27 weeks ago
is a larger-than-life image of his wife Veronica. It makes him seem small. When Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, nickname Il Cavaliere, appeared last week on Italy's almost-daily talk show 'Porta a Porta' (Door to Door), he knew that he, the
score: 10
Guardian Unlimited 27 weeks ago
Italy's lower chamber of parliament passed a controversial bill today making it a crime to enter or stay in Italy illegally? in the latest effort by Silvio Berlusconi's conservative
score: 10
Guardian Unlimited 27 weeks ago
Italy's lower chamber of parliament passed a controversial bill today making it a crime to enter or stay in Italy illegally? in the latest effort by Silvio Berlusconi's conservative
score: 10
Washington Post 27 weeks ago
ROME -- Italy's lower chamber of parliament passed a hotly debated bill Wednesday making it a crime to enter or stay in Italy illegally _ the latest effort by Premier Silvio Berlusconi
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June 22, 2009 | TimesOnline.co.uk
He has made no secret of his love of women but the sex scandal surrounding Silvio Berlusconi is now threatening to topple him, as more claims emerge of the systematic recruitment of young women paid to attend private parties at his homes in Rome and Sardinia.
With weeks to go before he hosts the G8 summit the Italian Prime Minister, 72, is facing new allegations, including claims by a Bari escort girl who says that she has recorded footage of herself in the billionaire’s bedroom. Now another woman has come forward, this time claiming that she was paid to attend the Prime Minister’s private parties after going through a hostess service, allegedly operated by a local businessman.
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/world/europe/article6550609.ece
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