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'The Counselor' Is Cool but Confused

The Atlantic Wire - 25 Oct 2013 21:10
'The Counselor' Is Cool but Confused Cormac McCarthy's first-ever original screenplay is a sleek and scary affair that's a bit silly when you really think about it.     
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On Twitter, Eavesdropper Reveals Former N.S.A. Head's Train Chat A background phone conversation with three journalists by Michael V. Hayden, a former head of the National Security Agency, while on an Acela train ride was overheard by a passenger.     
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How to Create a Meritocracy: Ban Talking About Your Ivy League School When President Obama spoke on Friday afternoon, he pushed Congress for more education investment to spur job growth. To really stimulate the economy, though, let's make an education and employment system that rewards ski...
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Bo Xilai Appeal Rejected

Time - 25 Oct 2013 08:05
Bo Xilai Appeal Rejected The denial marks the fallen politician's final disgrace as he prepares for life in prison
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Flood risk as more rain forecast

BBC - 25 Oct 2013 07:47
Flood risk as more rain forecast Heavy rain could lead to more localised flooding in parts of Wales over the coming days, Natural Resources Wales warns.
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VIDEO: Al-Shabab leader 'spent time in UK' A senior al-Shabab commander who was the target of an abortive raid by US special forces last month spent time in the UK, the BBC understands.
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Germany and Brazil Will Take NSA Spying Frustrations to the UN Germany and Brazil have decided to work together to push a UN resolution aimed at restraining the U.S.'s international surveillance of, among other things, world leaders.     
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Mexican candy factory explodes

CNN - 25 Oct 2013 05:21
An explosion rocked a candy factory in the Mexican border city of Juarez on Thursday, injuring dozens and killing at least one person, officials said.
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China's Horrendous Smog Captured by Satellite China's Horrendous Smog Captured by Satellite
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DNA test proves mystery Roma girl's parents

Al Jazeera English - 25 Oct 2013 18:12
Bulgarian Roma couple are biological parents of four-year-old blonde girl found in Roma camp in Greece, test confirms.
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Saudi Women Ready to Take the Wheel

Time - 25 Oct 2013 18:05
Saudi Women Ready to Take the Wheel What it's like to be forbidden to drive
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German Spy Chiefs Are Coming

Time - 25 Oct 2013 18:05
German Spy Chiefs Are Coming Intelligence officials will pay a visit to Washington amid allegations of the U.S. tapping Angela Merkel's phone
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Search launched for ferry passenger

BBC - 25 Oct 2013 08:11
Search launched for ferry passenger A search is started for a passenger reported missing from a Northlink ferry sailing between Orkney and Shetland.
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Oklahoma jury to consider punitive damages in Toyota case involving unintended acceleration     
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Australian government rejects claims that latest wildfires are the result of climate change     
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NEW YORK (AP) -- Horse-drawn carriage rides through the streets of New York could be clip-clopping to a halt.     
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BRUSSELS (AP) -- European leaders united in anger as they attended a summit overshadowed by reports of widespread U.S. spying on its allies -- allegations German Chancellor Angela Merkel said had shattered trust in the O...
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Retired Marine says proposed unisex uniform change is 'appalling' A retired female gunnery sergeant has blasted the Obama Administration's plan to create a "unisex" look for the Marine Corps by swapping out the Marines' iconic hats with a new hat that some have derided as "girly," tell...
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McDonalds Needs a New Ketchup Maker

The Atlantic Wire - 25 Oct 2013 23:55
McDonalds Needs a New Ketchup Maker McDonalds will end its 40-year, ketchup-based relationship with Heinz, the company announced on Friday, because Heinz's new CEO, Bernardo Hees, is the former CEO of Burger King.     
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The sport's followers were stunned when six Belgian birds failed tests for banned performance-enhancing drugs. It would be comical if it weren't true.     
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Fine Arts & Exhibits: Prices That Fly Under the Headlines

The New York Times - 25 Oct 2013 23:52
Fine Arts & Exhibits: Prices That Fly Under the Headlines Those who want to buy art and not spend millions can find works in less-popular forms, like drawings, prints and small sculptures, or by lesser-known but first-rate artists.     
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Breaking Stereotype, Boys Don Bracelets

Time - 25 Oct 2013 23:50
Breaking Stereotype, Boys Don Bracelets Why mothers everywhere couldn't be happier
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