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Ferguson shooting: Police, protesters clash after disclosures Police and about 200 protesters clashed in Ferguson, Missouri early Saturday morning following the disclosure of the officer who fatally shot a black teenager a week earlier and accusations that the teen was involved in ...
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Wal-Mart Brings Back Human Cashiers

Bidness etc. - 16 Aug 2014 18:19
Wal-Mart Brings Back Human Cashiers Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. (WMT) said it will reduce customers' waiting time at checkout lines by staffing all its cash registers.
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Argentina tweets hate on US Judge Griesa

New York Post - 16 Aug 2014 04:29
Argentina tweets hate on US Judge Griesa Manhattan federal judge Thomas Griesa -- arguably the most hated man in Argentina right now -- is adding to his list of detractors. Griesa's unorthodox order in the debt dispute...
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Park City Says Mountain Lease Worth No More Than $1 Million A Year Park City says its mountain's not worth much -- to anybody who doesn't control the base area and parking.
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How Wells Fargo Learned To Innovate Around the Customer By building a business around its customers rather than it's products, Wells Fargo enabled them to spend less time wrestling with banking services and more time running their operations.
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DA: NY couple intended to harm Amish girls

Fox News - 16 Aug 2014 07:16
DA: NY couple intended to harm Amish girls A northern New York couple has been arraigned on charges they intended to physically harm or sexually abuse two Amish sisters after kidnapping them from a roadside farm stand.
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For Its New Shows, Amazon Adds Art to Its Data

The New York Times - 16 Aug 2014 02:35
For Its New Shows, Amazon Adds Art to Its Data After an underwhelming initial foray into making its own video programming, Amazon has poured even more money into the effort.
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Pakistan protest leaders vow to stand firm

Al Jazeera English - 16 Aug 2014 11:17
Imran Khan and Tahir ul-Qadri vow to keep protests alive in Islamabad until Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif steps down.
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UK Expands Iraq Air Surveillance Operation

Sky News - 16 Aug 2014 10:21
UK Expands Iraq Air Surveillance Operation Defence Secretary Michael Fallon tells Sky News the RAF's latest intelligence aircraft is operating over northern Iraq.
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10 Facts You Didn't Know About Music

Time - 16 Aug 2014 06:01
10 Facts You Didn't Know About Music Music Facts You Didn't Know: Background music does not improve your ability to concentrate but will help you when you're at the gym. It can affect how you work. A littlebackground noise makes you more creative, a lot hur...
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Starbucks baristas still unhappy with scheduling system A barista rebellion is still percolating at Starbucks. Workers said Friday they remain unsatisfied with the coffee chain's work-scheduling policies, even after the company announced changes following negative press atten...
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Spader on why he's so good at playing strange

USA Today - 16 Aug 2014 00:02
Spader on why he's so good at playing strange How did the 'strangest man on TV' get to be that way?          
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Protesters and Police Face Off Again in Ferguson Streets

The New York Times - 16 Aug 2014 09:52
Tension was renewed again early Saturday, as protesters infuriated by the death of Michael Brown barricaded a major thoroughfare and police officers in riot gear quickly responded.
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Police officials arrested seven people who allegedly forced school children to donate blood in northwest China, according to the Xinhua news agency. In China, people between ages 18 to 55 can reportedly donate blood lega...
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3 days of flooding in western Nepal leaves 54 people dead, 142 missing
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Iraqi officials: Survivors say Islamic State militants killed over 80 men in northern village
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Immigration Detainee Tests Negative For Ebola

Sky News - 16 Aug 2014 10:05
Immigration Detainee Tests Negative For Ebola The woman, thought to be from Sierra Leone, was tested as a precautionary measure following the ebola outbreak in West Africa.
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Huge Crowds Watch in Seoul as Pope Francis Beatifies Korean Catholics Hundreds of thousands cheered Saturday as the pope rode through downtown Seoul for a ceremony to beatify 124 Korean Catholics killed for their beliefs more than a century ago.
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'I'm pregnant': woman suspected of murdering mom in Bali The young American woman accused of murdering her socialite mother in Bali before stuffing her in a suitcase claims that she's pregnant. Heather Mack, 19, and her boyfriend, Tommy Schaefer,...
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Russia Assures US Over 'Humanitarian Convoy'

Sky News - 16 Aug 2014 07:41
Russia Assures US Over 'Humanitarian Convoy' Moscow's Defense Minister Sergey Shoygo "guarantees" a convoy of 260 trucks being checked by the Red Cross has no troops on board.
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A U.S. and Iraqi operation that aims to retake Mosul Dam from ISIS fighters began on Friday at 6 p.m. EST, according to a CNN report. The operation, which is the first offensive since the United States began operating in...
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Chinese human rights lawyer starved in solitary confinement, his wife says Gao Zhisheng was released last week, but his wife says he can barely talk or eat because his teeth are wrecked The Chinese human rights lawyer Gao Zhisheng was kept in isolation for two and a half years and starved befor...
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