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Manchester United's Paul Pogba reacts after failing to score during the Europa League quarterfinal second leg soccer match between Manchester United and Anderlecht at Old Trafford stadium, in Manchester, England, Thursday, April 20, 2017. Jose Mourinho says Paul Pogba will help fill leadership gap at Manchester United This is Money
Washington Redskins quarterback Kirk Cousins is challenged by Carolina Panthers defensive player during the second half of an NFL football game Brain study examined 111 former NFL players. Only one didn’t have CTE. Denver Post
Enrique Iglesias performs during the Y100 Jingle Ball at BankAtlantic Center in Sunrise, Florida USA December 11, 2010 Enrique Iglesias has yet to introduce girlfriend Anna Kournikova to his father Belfast Telegraph
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full-hemisphere views of Earth at night Scientists dim sunlight, suck up carbon dioxide to cool planet DNA India
File - Framed by the Earth's horizon and airglow, the full moon floats in the blackness of space in this photo from the Expedition 10 crew on board the International Space Station. Scientists spot new evidence of water on Moon Yahoo Daily News
Christian devotees offer Christmas prayers at the holy family Catholic Church in Srinagar, Indian controlled Kashmir, Sunday, Dec. 25, 2016. Christmas is a national holiday in India, marked by millions of all religions and faiths. It’s A Fact. Stanford Says So. Men and Women Think Differently Newsweek
File - New York Army National Guardsmen deploy an AquaDam, a water-filled cofferdam, to control Lake Ontario’s high water levels at Sodus Point, N.Y., June 13, 2017. Climate scientists may have been underestimating global warming, finds study The Independent
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CONGRESS HEALTH OVERHAUL Senate Votes Down Obamacare Repeal and Replace Measure in Health Care Debate WorldNews.com
Fertilization - Ovule - Sperm cell Sperm Counts In Western Men Have Fallen By Half In 40 Years, Researchers Say WorldNews.com
U.S. Vice President-elect Michael R. Pence With Pence breaking a tie, Senate votes to begin debate on Obamacare repeal bill The Los Angeles Times
Girls are treated for a suspected cholera infection at a hospital in Sanaa, Yemen, Monday, May. 15, 2017. Worst Cholera Epidemic on Record in Yemen Finally Slowing After 400,000 Infected WorldNews.com
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Anne Hathaway in talks to star in Barbie, replacing Amy Schumer The Independent
Game of Thrones season 7 episode 4 title revealed The Independent
Guitarist walks off stage mid-gig to stop alleged sexual harassment The Independent
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- Trump denounces Jeff Sessions for being 'weak' on Hillary Cl
- US friendly fire kills at least eight Afghan policemen in He
- Justin Bieber has been banned from China for 'bad behaviour'
- Billions of tons of plastic trash accumulating on Earth, say
- US teenager survives bear attack after waking to animal 'cru
- U.S. Senator McCain says Republican healthcare bill likely d
The Arliegh Burk-class guided-missile destroyer USS Stethem (DDG 63) makes a port visit to White Beach Naval Facility.
US destroyer's intrusion into Chinese waters unacceptable
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- Tour de France 2017: Green jersey winner Michael Matthews co
- Energy firms boost European shares as earnings roll in, bank
- BRIEF-Quantum Genomics raises 8.2 million euros in Europe an
- Italy's UniCredit reveals attacks on client data
- Eurovision Song Contest 2018 to be held in Lisbon, Portugal
- Lloris frustrated by Tottenham's lack of progress in Europe
Firefighters spray water as they try to douse a fire near the village of Biguglia, Corsica island, France, Tuesday, July 25, 2017.
Wildfires lay waste to hillsides along French Riviera
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- Fear of petrol shortage looms as oil tankers’ owners go on s
- Divorcee destroys ex's $1m violin collection in Japan
- 12 Chinese regions' H1 GDP hit 1t yuan
- Nintendo swings to operating profit, beats estimates on Swit
- METALS-London copper hits 2-year high on outlook that China
- In Chongqing, Bo Xilai's support endures in face of Beijing'
Indian Army soldiers attend a wreath-laying ceremony at a war memorial during 'Vijay Diwas' or 'Victory Day' celebrations in Drass, about 160 kms east of Srinagar, 26 July 2010. The Indian Army commemorates 'Vijay Diwas' annually in memory of more than 500 fellow soldiers who were killed in in 1999 during a war with Pakistan in the mountains of Kargil and Drass sectors, at the Line of Control, or a military ceasefire line, which divided Kashmir between the two South Asian nuclear rivals.
Kargil veterans remember their heroics, sacrifices
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- 2 Moroccan peacekeepers killed in Central African Republic
- US Navy fires warning shots near Iran ship in Persian Gulf
- Indians missing in Iraq: 'It is a sin to presume they are de
- Winx set for a Flemington debut in Emirates Stakes
- Lebanese prime minister stays silent as Donald Trump mistake
- Iraq's embassy celebrates liberation of Mosul
File - Air Force Senior Airman Michael Van Deusen gets out of a mine-resistant, ambush-protected vehicle during a flightline security patrol at Bagram Airfield, Afghanistan, Sept. 27, 2016
No victory in Afghanistan without Pakistan’s support: US military chief
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- Protesters march in Chile after bid to ease abortion ban stu
- Allu Arjun to train in US for Naa Peru Surya
- Neymar: Barcelona team-mate Gerard Pique thinks Brazilian wi
- Venezuela opposition to start two-day anti-Maduro shutdown
- 'It takes a lot of courage': Venezuelan protesters tell of r
- Brazil set to cut rates below 10 pct for first time since 20
VENEZUELA POLITICAL CRISIS
Venezuela must respect opposition rights at protest: UN
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- Senate Judiciary Committee withdraws subpoena for Manafort
- At least 5 dead in building collapse in Nigeria's Lagos
- Africa Live: Gunmen 'kidnap' Nigeria researchers, Gabon oppo
- Businessman Sues Bank of Uganda, Sudhir
- Nigeria: INEC Gets Senate's Nod to Conduct LG Polls
- MP to Museveni - Change Your Age but Don't Remove Age Limit
A Thai technician works on blood samples of volunteers at a lab at the Armed Forces Research Institute of Medical Sciences in Bangkok, Thailand Friday, Sept. 25, 2009. U.S. military and Thai health officials told a news conference in Bangkok that results of an earlier AIDS vaccine trial at the lab showed the vaccine cut the risk of becoming infected with HIV by more than 31 percent. The result came after the world's largest AIDS vaccine trial of more than 16,000 volunteers in Thailand.
Cocktail of drugs could prevent 10,000 HIV deaths a year, claim scientists
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- UK's Boris Johnson welcomes Australian tech entrepreneurs
- Dr G Yunupingu: An exquisite singer who 'spoke to the soul'
- Indigenous music icon Dr G Yunupingu dies aged 46
- Life after debt? Macquarie's junk lending unit sputters
- 'Noisy, polluted, harsh': Canterbury Road is the perfect les
- Chris Waller happy for Hugh Bowman to take outside rides as
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Hunt for HIV cure turns to cancer drugs
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- Obituary: Bernard J Nottage, Bahamian international sprinter
- Bolt headlines Jamaica’s World C’ship team
- Haitian migrants get residency extension from Dominican govt
- Jamaica confident of upsetting US in Gold Cup final
- Jamaica going for Gold in final against USA
- Food: Miss Lily's Dubai IS the Caribbean
President Donald Trump arrives at the White House in Washington, Friday, June 16, 2017, after speaking about Cuba policy in Miami.
Trumplomacy: Four takeaways from Trump's Cuba policy
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