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Anna Jones's recipes for harissa shakshuka and za'atar flatbreads | The modern cook Two recipes to bring a burst of flavour to student cooking. Reach for the harissa and za'atar ... During my student days I made some shady food choices. Cooking potato waffles in a toaster, anyone? When I did cook proper...
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Lizzie Deignan: 'If I don't win races, I've got Orla, so it won't be a big deal' Former road world champion hopes a return to cycling will inspire women and show motherhood does not have to cut short careers There are three of us in this interview, and in the best of ways. As Lizzie Deignan details h...
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ComIC STRIP TO THE EDITOR: Can It Happen Here? A Stan Mack Take on Fascism A New York Times opinion video about fascism in America inspired Stan Mack to send in our first comic strip to the editor.
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Family Lexicon by Natalia Ginzburg review - an Italian classic This novel-cum-memoir paints an unusual portrait of everyday domestic life in Italy from the 1920s to the 50s "Dribbledrams! Doodledums! Nitwitteries!" These are a few of the signature eccentric sayings that Italian nove...
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You, Me, and the Big C host get posthumous award Rachael Bland's show about fighting cancer is a winner at the radio industry's awards night.
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Half of banks have closed to 13 million people A BBC analysis of official figures finds nearly 6,000 local bank branches have closed since 2010.
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Royal tour: Harry and Meghan brighten up Bondi Beach The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are taking part in a mental health event at the Sydney landmark.
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2 workers acquitted in death of boy decapitated on waterslide KANSAS CITY, Kan. -- Two Kansas water park workers were acquitted Thursday of impeding an investigation into the 2016 death of a 10-year-old boy who was decapitated while on a ride that had been billed as the world’s t...
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Billionaire was kidnapped in car from neighboring African country Abducted Tanzanian tycoon Mohamed Dewji was kidnapped in a car that had arrived from a neighboring country — and Interpol is now on the case, according to a new report. Police had identified the car's owner and driver ...
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How Mercedes carried Lewis Hamilton to verge of his fifth F1 title | Giles Richards Under immense pressure from Ferrari there were slips, errors and obstacles to surmount but out of the lowest moment of the season came the combined strength to propel Hamilton to the verge of his fifth world title at the...
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PlayStation usernames: The stories behind the most embarrassing ones PlayStation's long-awaited new feature means weird and embarrassing names will be no more.
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What happened when a Republican body-slammed a reporter The incident happened when Gianforte was running for Congress.
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There Goes the Sun

The New York Times - 19 Oct 2018 11:00
There Goes the Sun For some New York City apartment hunters, the amount of light a place gets is the deciding factor. Now there's a way to tell without even visiting.
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Kelly, Bolton got into 'intense' immigration argument at the White House, officials say John Kelly and John Bolton, two of the president's closest advisers, got into a shouting match at the White House over immigration policies.        
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Trump administration supports Mexico, UN plan to deal with caravan of Honduran migrants The large group of migrants are part of a controversial “caravan” en route to the U.S. that has angered President Donald Trump.        
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'My Kind of Guy.' President Trump Praises Montana Congressman Who Assaulted a Reporter "Any guy that can do a body slam -- he's my kind of guy," the President said at a rally
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In Some Australian Schools, Teachers Can Be Fired for Being Gay Australian politicians are doubling down on a law that allows religious schools, which receive government funding, to discriminate against gay teachers and students.
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Ex-USA Gymnastics boss Steve Penny approached FBI agent about Olympic security job Steve Penny, who was arrested Wednesday, suggested top Indianapolis FBI agent might want to be security head for U.S. Olympic Commitee.        
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Trump administration asks Supreme Court to throw out climate change lawsuit The Trump administration tried once again on Thursday to get the Supreme Court to toss a lawsuit on climate change, filed by 21 activists between the ages of 11 and 22. The plaintiffs allege that federal officials are no...
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Steve Penny Asked F.B.I. to Help Protect U.S.A. Gymnastics' Image During Sex Abuse Case Penny, the former federation president who is charged with evidence tampering in the Larry Nassar abuse case, also discussed an Olympic job possibility with an agent who was investigating Nassar.
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Trump stops rally to say hurricanes helped prove his hair is real President Donald Trump veered heavily off script Thursday night during a rally in Montana after a woman in the audience shouted: "I love your hair!"        
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Greg Stephen, 42, admitted to a yearslong pattern of sexually exploiting and abusing at least 400 minors
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