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Leah Zell Sees Big Opportunities in International Small-Caps Zell, head of Lizard Investors, currently favors Europe and Japan, and sees some good news in China.
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Emotional border crossing

CNN - 5 Sep 2015 08:14
Emotional border crossing Busloads of exhausted migrants finally arrived at the Austrian border. CNN's Arwa Damon was on one of those buses.
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VIDEO: Russian sinkhole continues to expand A crater in Russia which emerged 10 months ago has tripled in size to become a 120m-wide sinkhole.
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Obama's strategy for getting Iran deal in place takes a hit with Maryland senator's opposition
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Value Meets Big Data

Barron's - 5 Sep 2015 08:49
Value Meets Big Data Andrew Ver Planck, of the MainStay International Opportunities fund, uses big data to find cheap stocks to buy, and pricey stocks to short.
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'Petrified' journalist compelled to share photo of drowned toddler The photographer who captured the heartbreaking image of drowned ­3-year-old refugee Aylan Kurdi said she was "petrified" when she saw his body on a Turkish beach -- but felt compelled...
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Dodgers' Yasiel Puig could remain sidelined for rest of regular season Yasiel Puig might not play again in the regular season, Manager Don Mattingly acknowledged Friday.
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Bono Changes Lyrics To Mark Syrian Boy's Death At a U2 concert, the star made reference to Aylan Kurdi's drowning by altering the words in the song Pride (In the Name of Love).
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IOC sets up $2m fund for refugee crisis

Al Jazeera English - 5 Sep 2015 09:09
International Olympic Committee follows example of German football club Bayern Munich.
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Fukushima: Japan ends evacuation of Naraha as 'radiation at safe level' The town's 7,400 residents are allowed to return to their homes after the four-year-old evacuation order was lifted on Saturday Related: Japan restarts first nuclear reactor since Fukushima disaster The Japanese town of ...
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Cucumbers sickening hundreds in U.S.

CNN - 5 Sep 2015 06:34
Cucumbers sickening hundreds in U.S. A salmonella outbreak linked to cucumbers grown in Mexico has killed one person and sickened hundreds in the United States, health officials said.
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The Philippines will be playing its 10th game in the past 17 days Saturday when it takes on USA Select-Overtake in the 2015 William Jones Cup. Both teams are coming off impressive showings Friday, which points toward a h...
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Clintons paid State staffer for email

CNN - 5 Sep 2015 17:21
Clintons paid State staffer for email Hillary and Bill Clinton personally paid the State Department staffer who set up their private email server, two Clinton campaign aides said Saturday.
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Hungary Delivers 4,000 Migrants to Warm Welcome in Austria Austrian onlookers cheered their arrival, with many shouting "Welcome!" in both German and Arabic
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Scores of Gulf troops killed in Yemen conflict

Al Jazeera English - 5 Sep 2015 15:49
Deadliest day for Gulf forces since Yemen war began kills 45 Emirati, 10 Saudi and five Bahraini soldiers.
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Al-Shabab takes control of two Somali towns

Al Jazeera English - 5 Sep 2015 15:33
Governor confirms fighters have taken El Saliindi and Kuntuwarey in country's southwest.
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Kite surfer in critical condition after being blown onto San Francisco highway, hit by car
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Guatemala in turmoil ahead of Sunday's election

Al Jazeera English - 5 Sep 2015 08:18
Days after he resigned, former president denies he was involved in a conspiracy to defraud the state.
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Syrian President Bashar Assad is ready to hold parliamentary elections and share power with a "healthy" opposition, Russian President Vladimir Putin, a close ally of the increasingly isolated Middle Eastern leader, repor...
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Cairo street traders squeezed out in push to make city 'revolution free' Unregulated markets that burgeoned after Egypt's popular uprising are under attack from city authorities suspected of seeking to smother free expression About 9pm on a hot summer night, the street vendors of the Ataba di...
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Aunt of drowned Syrian boys continues fight to bring family to Canada
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Trial of Venezuela opposition leader nears close as Leopoldo Lopez prepares final statement
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