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A Kiss in 1998. A Date in 2007. A Wedding in 2020.

The New York Times - 6 Nov 2020 12:00
Jennifer Miles first caught Nate Goldenberg's eye when they were teenagers. It took decades to win her over.
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Flares are back! 1970s staple flourishing on catwalks and high street From Dua Lipa to Claudia Winkleman, 'comfortable but trendy' flared trousers and leggings are everywhere The return of 1970s-inspired fashion will not come as a surprise to anyone who spent the summer wearing tie-dye, cr...
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New Zealand narrowly votes no to legalising cannabis in referendum Yes campaign garnered 48.4% of votes, while the no vote won 50.7%, meaning the referendum does not pass New Zealanders have voted not to legalise cannabis in a referendum that painted a portrait of a country starkly divi...
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Maxxx review - can a tired hasbeen take on the charts? After several false starts, O-T Fagbenle's satirical comedy finally arrives to shine new light on to the well-worn topic of celebrity excess and post-fame blues You may know O-T Fagbenle from The Handmaid's Tale, in whic...
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US election live: TV networks cut away as Trump lies again about result Trump makes series of falsehoods in White House press conference Votes still being counted in Pennsylvania, Georgia and Nevada Biden calls for calm as America anxiously awaits results Why are the media reporting differen...
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One Day in America: More Than 117,000 Virus Cases

The New York Times - 6 Nov 2020 04:38
One Day in America: More Than 117,000 Virus Cases Thursday brought more coronavirus infections than in any other day of the pandemic. Around the country, the virus left its mark.
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Nancy Pelosi formally announces run for reelection as House speaker Nancy Pelosi formally announced her run for reelection as House speaker.
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McConnell offers tepid support rather than repudiation for Trump's unfounded voter fraud allegations Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell refused to repudiate President Trump's claims of voter fraud.
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'It had been on my shelf for years': readers share their lockdown reads Publishers report that coronavirus has boosted sales of long, classic novels. You reveal the great baggy monsters you've found the time to tackle Adrian Tilley, 73, retired English teacher, Okehampton, Devon
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President Trump has no plans to concede if former Vice President Biden is projected as the winner. The president's legal team is launching lawsuits and trying to find someone to head its legal strategy. Ben Tracy reports...
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Philadelphia police are looking into an alleged plot to attack the Pennyslvania convention center where votes are being counted. The investigation comes as President Trump's lead over Joe Biden shrank Thursday. Jericka D...
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'A backlash against a patriarchal culture': How Polish protests go beyond abortion rights Mass demonstrations have exposed underlying anger at political and religious interference in people's everyday lives For 14 nights they have marched, enraged by a near-total ban on abortion that has stirred a generation ...
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No matter who ends up in the White House, one of the biggest priorities for the next administration is clear: fixing America's broken job market.
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Who is Stacey Abrams and how did she sway Georgia election results? Abrams, 46, emerges from the Nov. 3 election with a boosted profile and validation of her claim that Georgia is a swing state. The current count there favors Biden by 1,579 votes.
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Giant pro-Trump Facebook group shut down for promoting violence The group had also organized in-person protests in some states.
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UK closes Denmark travel corridor over mink Covid scare Grant Shapps, the transport secretary, announces travellers arriving after 4am on Friday must self-isolate for 14 days Denmark has been removed from the British government's list of travel corridors. Travellers arriving ...
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The surging number of new coronavirus cases on Thursday shattered a record set just the previous day by almost 20,000. There were nearly 122,000 cases reported Thursday, just one day after crossing the 100,000 mark on We...
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Michelle Martinko's killer curiously mentions Jodi Huisentruit's name in his police interview. Was it nervous banter or something more sinister?
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Dutch government pilots technology to cut e-bike road deaths Digital system automatically reduces electric bicycles' power in built-up areas Electric bike engines will be shut down when entering residential or built-up areas of Amsterdam, under a government-funded project to cut r...
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Raw sewage dumped into English and Welsh beaches '2,900 times this year' Exclusive: Public health and environment at risk as water companies overuse emergency overflows, says pressure group Water companies discharged raw sewage into bathing water beaches almost 3,000 times in the past year, p...
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Raheem Sterling will keep on running for City despite Liverpool trauma | Barney Ronay The Manchester City forward has had a tough time against his former club but Pep Guardiola can count on his perseverance Michael Jordan liked to talk about the shots he missed in his career: nine thousand of them in tota...
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Idaho man banned from Yellowstone National Park for attempting cook chickens in hot spring An Idaho man was banned from setting foot within Yellowstone National Park for the next two years after he was caught attempting to cook chickens in a hot spring.
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