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'Crushes Thrive in Small Spaces'

The New York Times - 31 Jan 2020 07:00
'Crushes Thrive in Small Spaces' If Tinder is about your first impression, working on a cruise ship is about your 15th impression, or 29th.
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Indian police kill a man who arranged a birthday party for his daughter, then took 20 hostages.
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The virus, centered in the city of Wuhan, has now infected more people in China than were sickened there during the 2002-2003 outbreak of SARS.       
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Filippo Falcone has cooked in the same London restaurant since 1958.
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Dulos' wife, Jennifer Dulos, went missing seven months ago and has not been found. He was charged three weeks ago with killing her.
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Iowa has a 'front row seat to the lunacy' of left, Trump tells Des Moines rally on eve of key vote Donald Trump is holding a rally in Iowa days before Democrats in that state hold the nation's first presidential nominating caucus.       
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Russia said on Friday it would begin moving its citizens out of China via its Far Eastern region on Feb. 1, in response to the coronavirus outbreak, regional authorities said.
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How Not to Be an Influencer During a Coronavirus Outbreak A tale of innocent clout chasing gone awry in Arizona.
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High school student allegedly used Plenty of Fish app to lure man into robbery A Florida high school student allegedly set up a man she met on a dating app to be robbed at gunpoint and shot, police said. Ja’Kila Taylor, 18, lured the 31-year-old victim to her grandmother’s house Jan. 18 after c...
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'Intelligent drones': albatross fitted with radar detectors to spot illegal fishing Scientists design lightweight device to identify suspicious ships and send location back to authorities Albatross cops may soon be taking to the skies over the subantarctic Isles to scan remote parts of the Pacific Ocean...
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The Trump administration on Friday declared a public health emergency over the coronavirus outbreak and said it would take the extraordinary step of barring entry to the United States of foreign nationals who have travel...
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Let's move to the north Pembrokeshire coast: a place to escape the universe's ills Pretty, alluring and a tad quieter than the southern shores, this is an illustrious stretch of coastline What's going for it? It's that time of the year when I fantasise about an escape plan, especially in the current ge...
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The man was also a suspect in a murder case who was out on bail
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Australian police warn public to stop taking pictures of wildfires Australian officials are fed up with people trying to take pictures of wildfires.
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David Cameron has made £1.6m since Brexit vote in 2016 Former prime minister's company accounts are made public on UK's final day in EU Brexit day: UK prepares to leave the EU - live news David Cameron has made more than £1.6m since he quit as prime minister following the B...
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Cement trucks at coronavirus hospital sites in China are now celebrities There's concrete evidence the construction of hospitals in Wuhan for coronavirus victims is providing widespread entertainment - with 40 million people watching the action online giving cement trucks nicknames.
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Greece defends anti-migrant floating barrier amid growing criticism Minister says barrier would send message to smugglers that 'rules of the game have changed' The Greek government has defended plans to erect a floating barrier in the Mediterranean to deter thousands of people determined...
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(BRUSSELS) — A Belgian court on Friday acquitted three doctors of charges of manslaughter by poisoning in a case that has been seen as a key test of Belgium’s euthanasia laws. The three doctors were involved in the e...
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A plane carrying UK citizens departed the Chinese city of Wuhan just before 0200 GMT on Friday, the UK embassy in China said. The city is the epicenter of a virus outbreak that has killed more than 200.
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(OCAMPO, Mexico) — Relatives of an anti-logging activist who was found dead don’t know whether he was slain or died accidentally, but they said Thursday that they are sure of one thing: Something bad is happening to ...
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Island Express Helicopters said it will decide "day by day" how long its fleet will be grounded in wake of Sunday's crash, which killed nine people.
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Never-before-seen photos of Kobe Bryant in high school before he became Lakers legend Former USA TODAY photographer Eileen Blass took these negatives of then-high schooler Kobe Bryant in 1995 at Lower Merion near Philadelphia.       
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