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The world’s most famous newlyweds are halfway through their first official overseas trip, And, some protests notwithstanding, Prince William and his bride, Catherine, seem to be making friends everywhere they go in Canada. Their schedule’s been jam-packed, but they did manage to get in some private time Friday, CBS News Royal Contributor Victoria Arbiter told “Early Show” co-anchor Jeff Glor on Monday. “They used it wisely on Friday,” Arbiter said. “They got a whole four hours together, but it was said to be very romantic, very private. We’re told William rowed Kate across Lake Harrington, on the outskirts of Quebec. They went to a log cabin, which is the country retreat of Canada’s prime minister (Stephen Harper). And, while they were there, they explored the park, they had a picnic. Pictures: William and Kate in Canada “Reports have been quite cheeky. They (the reports) said, if there’s a baby nine months from now, the headlines are going to read ‘Made in Canada.” ‘ William and Kate have been handling their many appearances “brilliantly,” Arbiter observed, adding, “William and Kate mania has gripped Canada, but that is entirely due to the fact the couple are interacting with the crowd so well. There’s focus. There’s eye contact. ” … Not only that, but Kate was sharing some quite personal moments with one of the army wives the day she arrived. She...

(AP) ATHENS, Greece – Greece’s new three-party coalition government won a vote of confidence in parliament early Monday, ending a period of uncertainty that led to two elections in less than two months, 사다리 토토 사이트 though the country has a long way to go to emerge from a deep recession and pay down its huge debt. There were no surprises in the vote. All 179 deputies of the three parties supporting the government — conservative New Democracy, the socialist PASOK and the moderate leftist Democratic Left — voted in favor. Voting against were the 121 deputies of the Radical Left Coalition (Syriza), the nationalist right Independent Greeks, the extreme right Golden Dawn and the Communist Party. In his concluding speech just before the vote, Prime Minister Antonis Samaras said that, despite their diverse political backgrounds, the three coalition partners have a unity of purpose — to keep the country in the Eurozone and out of its deepest and longest recession, now in its fifth year. In the third quarter, the country’s GDP had its sharpest drop yet, declining 9.1 percent compared to the same period in 2011. Greece’s battered economy is forecast to shrink 6.7 percent for the whole year, far above earlier official forecasts of a 4.5 percent shrinkage. “Us three, we have admitted our past mistakes and we are now embarked in a common cause,” Samaras...