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Here's what celebrities would look like with symmetrical faces It's a common misconception that the closer a faceis to being perfectly symmetrical, the more attractive it is. Trying this theory out on George Clooney, Beyoncé and Margot Robbie, suggests otherwise. Follow Tech Inside...
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Naval Ceremony Turns Political After Donald Trump Asks Crowd To Call Congress The president asked the crowd, including military members, for "a little hand" in getting his budget passed.
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Obamacare repeal hits new Senate roadblock

New York Post - 23 Jul 2017 05:06
Obamacare repeal hits new Senate roadblock Senate Republicans face a new hurdle in the push to undo ObamaCare. Key components of the GOP repeal-and-replace bill cannot be passed under special reconciliation rules reserved for votes on budget measures. The items -...
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'I will be back': Violin-playing face of Venezuela's protests injured in clashes Wuilly Arteaga posts defiant video message from hospital bed as opposition announces fresh national strikes Venezuela's opposition announced a two-day national strike against President Nicolas Maduro after a day of viole...
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On the day the Islamic State overran the Iraqi city of Mosul in 2014, it laid claim to one of the greatest weapons bonanzas ever to fall to a terrorist …
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7 countries where you can travel on $30 a day or less

Business Insider - 23 Jul 2017 21:00
7 countries where you can travel on $30 a day or less Patrick Foto/Shutterstock Many people believe that traveling is extremely expensive, and while this may be true if you're expecting five-star hotels and luxury cruises, on the whole it's a misconception. There are countr...
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Anthony Scaramucci: President Trump Is 'Thinking About Pardoning Nobody' He called the investigation into Russia's election interference "nonsensical"
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World Para-athletics Championships: Britain's Sammi Kinghorn wins second gold Sammi Kinghorn wins her second gold at the World Para-athletics Championships as Britain collect four medals on the final morning.
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'Tornado' riot squad storms prison after unrest A 'tornado' riot squad was drafted in to deal with unrest at a Worcestershire prison on Saturday night.
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WATCH: Stars come out for Comic Con

ABC News - 23 Jul 2017 16:56
WATCH: Stars come out for Comic Con The stars of "Justice League", "Infinity War" and "Blade Runner 2049" were among the panelists at the San Diego Comic Con.
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Fresh Jerusalem clashes as Israeli official asks Arab nations for holy site security solution Palestinian killed in unrest outside city as global concern mounts before UN security council meeting on Monday Israel sent extra troops into the occupied West Bank on Saturday and its police broke up a crowd of Palestin...
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'Simpsons' Creator Matt Groening Leads Comic-Con Crowd In Anti-Trump Cheer "Lock him up! Lock him up!"
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Marvel Offers First Look at 'Ant-Man and the Wasp', Announces Cast at SDCC The big Marvel panel at the Comic-Con International at Hall H in San Diego kicked off with a humorous look back at the Marvel movie universe so far, hosted by Ant-Man's Paul Rudd and Michael Pena in character as Scott La...
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SDCC Announcement: Bob's Burgers is Giving a Holiday Gift This Year Bob’s Burgers continues to give its audience what it wants. The holiday episodes are some of the greatest in Bob’s Burgers history and for a good reason! They’re clever, hilarious and really make […] The post SDC...
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Why Russia is afraid of Jehovah's Witnesses

Business Insider - 23 Jul 2017 19:55
Why Russia is afraid of Jehovah's Witnesses Reuters/Vasily Fedosenko On Monday, July 17, the Russian Supreme Court rejected an appeal of an earlier ruling sanctioning Jehovah's Witnesses as an extremist group. As a last ditch effort, Russian Jehovah's Witnesses in...
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China has a lot of problems -- but a revolution isn't one of them REUTERS/Bogdan Cristel There’s a tendency to view every major political scandal in China as a litmus test for the president. So tightly is power held in his hands that whatever happens under his watch is either an indi...
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Here Are All the Trailers From Comic-Con 2017 Every year, hundreds of thousands of fans at San Diego Comic-Con line up in order to enter crowded convention halls and get a first look at the biggest blockbusters coming in the next year. In past years, actors and dire...
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BBC Women Demand Action Now on Pay Gap

The New York Times - 23 Jul 2017 17:06
BBC Women Demand Action Now on Pay Gap In an open letter, prominent women at the British broadcaster called for quick action to reduce the pay gap with men.
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Officials say 12 U.S. paratroopers have been hospitalized after they sustained minor injuries during a nighttime parachute jump in Romania. Brent M. William, a spokesman for the "Atlantic Resolve" military …
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Dave Franco Cried During The Making Of Dave didn't think playing an animated LEGO ninja would make him so emotional.
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Masayoshi Son considering massive Uber stake

New York Post - 23 Jul 2017 09:43
Masayoshi Son considering massive Uber stake Moneybags Masayoshi Son is seriously considering throwing some of his billions into troubled rideshare company Uber, sources told On the Money. Son was recently in Sun Valley, Idaho, powwowing with the likes of Warren Bu...
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