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If You Didn't Know What 'Aggravated Pimping' Was Before DSK's Trial, You Will Now "As opposed to nice pimping?" one Twitter user wrote
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Jeb Bush: 'Putin has changed' since George saw his 'soul' Asked his opinion on the Iraq War recently, Jeb Bush struggled to find his footing while supporting his brother. But ask about Russian President Vladimir Putin -- of whom former President George W. Bush once said that he...
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The Israeli military on Thursday cleared itself of charges of suspected criminal conduct over last year's bombing of a beach in the Gaza Strip that led to the deaths of four Palestinian children. The incident, which had ...
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David Wright of Everett and Nicholas Rovinski of Rhode Island could face up to 15 years.
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Labour mayor elected in Tower Hamlets

BBC - 12 Jun 2015 06:43
Labour mayor elected in Tower Hamlets Labour's John Biggs is elected mayor of the London borough of Tower Hamlets, in an election called after the previous mayor was removed from office for corruption.
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Hey, Can You Spare 35 Qudarillion? Zimbabwe's Crazy Exchange Rate Here's what hyperinflation can do to your money
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Angelina Jolie attends African Union summit in South Africa
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Obama Courts Wary House Democrats Over Trade Deal It was the second such grand gesture in as many days.
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What the Latest Prison Break Clues Tell Investigators Today marks the seventh day of the search for the convicted killers.
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'Air strike' kills five in historic district of Sana'a Saudi-led coalition denies carrying out air strike in area described by Unesco as a jewel of Islamic culture Five people have died and several buildings were destroyed in the old quarter of the Yemeni capital, Sana'a, in...
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Gunmen abduct Tunisian consulate staff in Libya

Al Jazeera English - 12 Jun 2015 17:28
Armed group kidnaps 10 people at Tunisian consulate in Libyan capital, according to Tunisian Foreign Ministry.
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Gaza beach killings: no justice in Israeli exoneration, says victim's father Mohammed Bakr condemns lack of culpability for four boys' deaths as new questions emerge over scope and accuracy of inquiry The father of one of four Palestinian children killed on a Gaza City beach during last summer's ...
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Belgium fans trust sat nav and end up in the wrong Wales • Supporters cross continent and arrive in Yorkshire• Fans face extra four hours of driving to make Euro 2016 qualifier Belgium must be hoping they can find their way to goal against Wales in Cardiff and not follow t...
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25 Life Lessons From 100-Year-Old David Rockefeller, The World's Oldest Billionaire "No one should feel guilty about making money."
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NAACP leader has pretended to be black for years: family SPOKANE, Wash. -- Controversy is swirling around one of the Spokane region’s most prominent civil rights activists, with family members saying the local leader of the NAACP has falsely portrayed...
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WHO sees no need for travel curbs over MERS outbreak

Al Jazeera English - 12 Jun 2015 08:05
Sweeping restrictions including airport screenings not among steps recommended as virus claims 11th victim in S Korea.
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The Pacific nation of Palau burned four Vietnamese boats that were caught poaching in its waters on Friday morning, in an attempt to curb illegal fishing of valuable marine life such as sea cucumbers and reef fish. Palau...
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Millions of children hard at work in India

Al Jazeera English - 12 Jun 2015 07:54
On International Child Labour Day, the spotlight shines on India with the highest number of working kids in the world.
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Your enemy's enemy is your dog, scientists find

The Guardian - 12 Jun 2015 07:46
Your enemy's enemy is your dog, scientists find Research appears to show dogs will snub people who are mean to their owners Dogs do not like people who are mean to their owners, Japanese researchers said Friday, and will refuse food offered by people who have snubbed ...
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Awkwardness in store for Def Sec and Chinese general Defense Secretary Ash Carter's meeting on Thursday with a top Chinese general has awkward written all over it.
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Nicholas Rovinski, a resident of Warwick, Rhode Island, was arrested Thursday night over alleged links to Boston terror suspect Usaama Rahim, authorities reportedly said. Rovinski is the third suspect linked to an allege...
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Muslims 'have to pray in corridors'

BBC - 12 Jun 2015 07:24
Muslims 'have to pray in corridors' Muslim students at Queens University say they are forced to pray in corridors, libraries and other public areas because the university will not provide multi-denominational prayer rooms.
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