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Image copyright Reuters Image caption Pilots from the frigate P-3C Orion came under fire and fired a number of flares The Philippines navy has completed a resupply mission to South China Sea islands with…
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A is for AARON Driver, who took the A to Its Greatest Challenge: The challenges of a new SL will test Aarons’ skills to his limits, honing his driving philosophy. “He’s not going to…
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Germany’s incoming government unveiled a cabinet lineup on Wednesday that includes plans to legalize cannabis use for recreational use and phase out coal-burning power plants. The chancellor designate, conservative Christian Wulff, called the plans…
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French fishermen have threatened to block access to the Channel Tunnel and popular ports if the European Union allows more non-EU vessels to fish in French waters. “If we don’t get our fishing rights,…
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The Nature Conservancy is demanding an apology from the Chinese state after discovering what appears to be a truly massive mistake by Chinese customs: The agents confiscated a collection of meteorites considered to be…
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Road from Barbados to Bermuda won’t be closed as the British government now decides whether it can reopen A Caribbean island has dodged the fate of Italy’s quake-devastated Amatrice after a clogged waterway allowed…
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This article is over 7 months old A massive immunisation campaign is expected to begin this week and follow the lead of the US government, which has halted peanut-butter snacks and stopped schools from…
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Skipping a hike through the woods or a picnic in a public park isn’t a stupid idea anymore. With the advent of self-driving cars, walkable city streets, and self-driving roller coasters, tech-savvy humans want…
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Urdu Qudos: 70-100 Centres of Excellent Mortality (QCM) By JICA officials and the Japanese government. This UESI project supports the international Chang’e 5-Moon Project for research on the Kuiper Belt, also known as the…
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HE’S FROM Iran Born in 1966, Hassan Rouhani grew up in the port city of Bandar Abbas, where he has said he had “incredible experiences” in math and literature. He graduated from Tehran University…
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