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DIARY - Today in Belgium/Luxembourg - Nov 18

Tue Nov 18, 2008 12:00am EST

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Reuters publishes a Western European company diary covering earnings, shareholder meetings, news conferences and analyst meetings. Click on [WEU/EQUITY] or type in the code and hit F9.

Please note:

- All events/times provisional and in local time.

- The inclusion of an event does not necessarily mean that Reuters will file a story based on it. BRUSSELS - 0700 - Nyrstar (NYR.BR) third-quarter update BRUSSELS - 1740 - Befimmo (BEFB.BR) 2007-2008 full year results BRUSSELS - 1745 - IBA (IBAB.BR) third-quarter results

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