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Location American Headline News for 9 August 2015
Donald Trump Offers No Apologies Over 'Blood' Comments The GOP presidential candidate spoke with George Stephanopoulos on "This Week."
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Mom 'kills' social worker, 3 relatives after custody dispute BARRE, Vt. -- The woman charged in the slaying of a Vermont social worker is also “the alleged perpetrator” of the deaths of three relatives whose bodies were found Saturday,...
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Nagasaki bombing remembered with calls for Japan to stay off path of war Survivor and city mayor at anniversary of 1945 nuclear attack warn prime minister Shinzo Abe about the dangers of his plan to lift constraints on military Related: After the A-bomb: Hiroshima and Nagasaki then and now - ...
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FBI asked to assist probe of Texas football player's death ARLINGTON, Texas -- A Texas police chief promised transparency as the FBI joined the investigation into the death of a Texas college football player who was fatally shot by an...
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Yellow wastewater from Colorado gold mine reaches New Mexico, nears Utah Mustard-colored wastewater laced with heavy metals continues to drain into a river from an abandoned mine in southwestern Colorado at a rate of about 550 gallons per minute, according to the Environmental Protection Agen...
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Police attacked as party in north-east London degenerates Called to the scene by neighbours, police were confronted by hundreds of partygoers armed with bottles and bricks A party spiralled out of control at the weekend with police confronted by a 400-strong crowd armed with bo...
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Pakistan stumbles upon its 'biggest' child sex scandal

Al Jazeera English - 9 Aug 2015 15:12
Shock and anger as police discovers 400 video recordings of more than 280 children being forced to have sex in Punjab.
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Officials: Saudi-led coalition hits Yemeni allies in friendly fire incident, killing 20
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Screwdriver attack man does triathlon

BBC - 9 Aug 2015 08:23
Screwdriver attack man does triathlon A man whose right-hand side was paralysed when he was stabbed in the head with a screwdriver is taking part in a triathlon for charity.
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Extradition man's 'fair trial' fears

BBC - 9 Aug 2015 08:17
Extradition man's 'fair trial' fears A British man facing extradition over allegations he hacked US government computers fears he will not get a fair trial.
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Delta Airlines flight from Boston lands in Denver after hail damage The Federal Aviation Administration said a Delta Airlines flight from Boston made an emergency landing in Denver after a hail storm damaged the plane.
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Sanders talks at University of Washington rally after activists disrupt earlier speech at park
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Protesters carve pig ahead of shooting anniversary; officer's name had been written on it
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VIDEO: Abe: 'Eliminate nuclear weapons' Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has called for the abolition of nuclear weapons, on the 70th anniversary of the Nagasaki atomic bombing.
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Typhoon Soudelor: deaths reported after storm hits south-east China More than a million homes in Putian without power as storm system lashes Fujian province after earlier wreaking destruction in eastern Taiwan Typhoon Soudelor struck south-eastern China late on Saturday night and left mo...
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Woman completes record-breaking, treacherous swim from Farallon Islands to Golden Gate Bridge
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At Imperial's Ford dealership awards hang from the ceiling like World Series pennants.
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Haiti to vote in delayed elections

BBC - 9 Aug 2015 05:33
Haiti is to vote in legislative elections that have been repeatedly delayed since 2011, in a test of stability for the impoverished nation.
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Vegemite is a 'Precursor to Misery' in Australia Government officials are recommending the uniquely Australian product be restricted
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Saddam Hussein's former officers find home leading Islamic State While attending the Iraqi army's artillery school nearly 20 years ago, Ali Omran remembers one major well. An Islamic hard-liner, he once chided Omran for wearing an Iraqi flag pin into the bathroom because it included t...
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VIDEO: 'More can be done on channel security' Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond has said that there is "more that can be done to enhance the physical security" of the Channel Tunnel.
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