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The best desserts to eat at your desk

The Week - 15 Jul 2014 22:30
It's unfortunate how often we as a nation forget about lunch dessert. It has become an afterthought as we pack for work, thrown into our bags at the last minute. Now is the time to rethink your approach to afternoon trea...
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Rocket attack on Libya airport

BBC - 15 Jul 2014 00:50
Rocket attack on Libya airport Libya's main international airport in Tripoli is hit by a new rocket attack a day after fierce clashes forced it to close, with one person killed.
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Israel accepts Gaza truce proposal

BBC - 15 Jul 2014 09:11
Israel accepts Gaza truce proposal Israel accepts Egypt's proposal to end Gaza air strikes in return for militants stopping rocket fire, but Hamas's armed wing calls it a "surrender".
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Faraj al-Shibli, a suspect in the September 2012 attack on the U.S. embassy in Benghazi, Libya, was found dead Monday while in the custody of local police in the northeastern city of Marj, CNN reported.
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U.N. Withdraws Libya Staff as Fresh Rocket Attack Strikes Tripoli Airport Facing spiraling unrest, the U.N. is withdrawing its entire staff from the country
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Oscar Pistorius Involved in South African Club Scuffle Olympic athlete and murder accused Oscar Pistorius has been involved in an argument at a trendy Sandton nightclub.
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Mom of Child Who Died in Hot SUV Is Living a 'Nightmare' The Georgia mom whose husband is accused of killing their son by leaving him in a scorching SUV is "living every parent's nightmare," her lawyer said in a statement today.
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'Three dead' in Moscow metro crash

BBC - 15 Jul 2014 09:22
'Three dead' in Moscow metro crash A train derails in the Russian capital Moscow, killing at least three people and injuring many more, officials say.
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Bill Clinton cracks Jewish joke to a bunch of Jewish Republicans WASHINGTON -- He's known as the consummate politician, but Bill Clinton's instincts sometimes go haywire -- like when he told a questionable Jewish joke to a group of stunned Jewish...
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US wants hefty term for 'train bomb plotter'

Al Jazeera English - 15 Jul 2014 04:31
Prosecutors say Tunisian accused of plot is "far more dangerous" than his guilty plea to immigration fraud indicates.
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Japanese Artist Arrested After Turning 3D Rendering of Her Vagina Into a Kayak Rokudenashiko, a Japanese artist, has been arrested in relation to a recent art project of hers, a vagina-shaped kayak. 
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VIDEO: Police launch new code of ethics

BBC - 15 Jul 2014 09:04
VIDEO: Police launch new code of ethics From today a new code of ethics for all police officers and staff in England and Wales will come into being.
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US strikes $11bn arms deal with Qatar

Al Jazeera English - 15 Jul 2014 01:11
Agreement to provide Apache attack helicopters and air-defence systems thought to be biggest US arms deal this year.
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Iranian Sanctions Have Cost U.S. Economy Up to $175 Billion, Study Says National Iranian-American Council (NIAC) report finds tens of billions of potential export revenue lost
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5 Delicious Breakfasts That Won't Leave You Hungry You may have seen reports in the news lately questioning the benefits of breakfast for weight loss, but I'm not ready to sanction skipping. In my experience, eating breakfast strongly supports weight control, and several...
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Officials: Ukraine Airstrike Kills Civilians

ABC News - 15 Jul 2014 18:24
Officials: Airstrike demolishes apartment block in eastern Ukraine, killing 11 civilians
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Do you ever go on such an epic internet rant you just feel you've run out of words with which to hammer your enemies? Do you want to up your game without resorting to the tired tropes of excretion and sexual metaphors? N...
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The Israeli military said Tuesday it resumed its airstrike campaign in the Gaza strip after Hamas militants did not abide by a de-escalation proposal brokered by Egypt. Israel held its fire for six hours after agreeing t...
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South Korean Catholic officials ask North Korea to send Catholics to Seoul for Pope's visit
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Libya Mulls Call For Help After Militia Attacks Libya is slipping deeper into chaos with its government and army unable to cope with brigades of militia and rebel fighters.
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Police chiefs end clampdown on whistleblowers

The Guardian - 15 Jul 2014 01:08
Police chiefs end clampdown on whistleblowers New code of ethics puts officers under positive obligation to challenge failings by colleagues and bosses Police chiefs have ended a clampdown on whistleblowers with a new code of ethics that puts officers under a "posit...
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