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The Shakespeare-Shrek Guide to Online Dating
Scientific revelations about matchmaking are no surprise to anyone who knows the oeuvres of the Bard and Mike Myers.
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4:48Trump would be 'abusing his power' with auto tariffs: Heyman
"At some point Congress is going to have to step up and rein the President in on this,” Bruce Heyman told BNN Bloomberg in an interview on Thursday. “If he goes the auto route, I think that might be a bridge too far.”
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Aretha Franklin, 'Queen of Soul' who spelled ‘Respect,’ dies at 76
Aretha Franklin, the former gospel singer who went on to reign over the music industry as the Queen of Soul with hit songs such as “Respect,” “Chain of Fools” and “(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman,” has died. She was 76.
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U.S. newsrooms to Trump: We're not enemies of the people
Newspapers from Maine to Hawaii pushed back against President Donald Trump's attacks on "fake news" Thursday with a co-ordinated series of editorials speaking up for a free and vigorous press.
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1:27Qatar promises US$15B investment as Turkey moves to avert crisis
President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has found a benefactor to help pull Turkey from the brink of a financial crisis as Qatar promised to invest US$15 billion in the country.
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What’s Another $7 Billion When You’re Exploring the Universe?
The cost overruns for the Webb space telescope will be forgotten if it ever makes it to its perch a million miles from Earth.
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Zimbabwe Ruling Party Challenges Opposition Election-Result Suit
Zimbabwe’s ruling party asked the Constitutional Court to reject an opposition petition to overturn last month’s election result.
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Six European Nations Reach Deal to Receive Rescued Migrants
Six European Union countries agreed to receive migrants from the Aquarius, a boat seeking a safe port to land 141 people picked up from the Mediterranean Sea, government leaders said.
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The U.S. Needs a Cyber Force More Than a Space Force
Trump shouldn’t be ridiculed for looking to the heavens, but a more urgent threat looms.
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3:16Erdogan to boycott iPhones as Turkey’s feud with U.S. escalates
President Recep Tayyip Erdogan vowed to boycott iPhones in a demonstration of defiance as the U.S. held firm to its demand that Turkey release an evangelical pastor and Turkish executives called for action to bolster the lira.
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More Than 80 Cars Burned by Youths in Southern Sweden Overnight
More than 80 cars were set ablaze in cities across southwestern Sweden overnight as groups of masked youths threw stones and started fires in what may have been a coordinated action.
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Car Crashes Into U.K. Parliament Barriers; Police Hold Driver
A car crashed into the barriers outside Britain’s Parliament on Tuesday, leaving several pedestrians injured. Police said they had detained the driver.
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Fox News Item Draws an Angry Reaction From the Danish Government
A Fox News item characterizing Denmark as a socialist dystopia has drawn an angry response from politicians from the Nordic country.
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These are the world's 10 most liveable cities (and Canada shines)
Vienna has ended Melbourne’s seven-year reign as the world’s most liveable city, according to the Economist Intelligence Unit. Cities in Australia and Canada took six of the top 10 spots, with the U.S. again missing out.
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Hong Kong Club Braces for Protests at Independence Talk
Hong Kong’s foreign journalists’ club found itself at the center of the latest battle over rights in the former British colony, as pro-China groups threatened to keep a local activist from addressing the group.
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Audi's Stadler Likely Turned Blind Eye to Rigging, Court Says
Suspended Audi Chief Executive Officer Rupert Stadler lost a bid to end his detention in jail, with a German court saying that there is strong evidence that he turned a blind eye to the corporate shenanigans at the heart of the car company’s global diesel scandal.
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Flood Kills Six in Philippines, Tens of Thousands Displaced
At least six people died and tens of thousands fled their homes as monsoon rain triggered flooding in the Philippine capital and nearby areas, reminiscent of the deadly Typhoon Ketsana nine years ago.
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Mali Vote Count Starts in Presidential Poll Seen as Peaceful
Election officials in Mali are due to start counting ballot papers after a presidential runoff that observers say was mostly peaceful, even as sporadic incidents of violence broke out in regions where the nation is battling Islamist militancy.
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Flood Cripples Philippine Capital as 54,000 Are Evacuated
More than 54,000 people were moved to safer ground in the Philippine capital and nearby provinces, while calls for help swamped social media as monsoon rain triggered floods reminiscent of Typhoon Ketsana, which killed hundreds of people in Metro Manila in 2009.
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Mali's President Heads for Second Term in Election Rematch
Voters in Mali will decide Sunday whether President Ibrahim Boubacar Keita wins a second mandate even as criticism mounts over his failure to tackle a rising tide of Islamist militant violence.
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Alaska Air suicide flight highlights gaps in airport security
Step inside the cockpit of an empty commercial aircraft and the pilot controls are yours. You don’t need a key or any special passcode to power up the plane and fly it away, whether it’s a small regional jet or a giant twin-deck Airbus A380.
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UN Experts Say China May Be Holding One Million Uighurs in Camps
China may be holding as many as one million members of its Uighur minority in “re-education” camps in its western region of Xinjiang, according to United Nations human rights experts.
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Chile Debates Legalizing Euthanasia
Chile is fast ditching its reputation as South America’s most conservative and Catholic country, with lawmakers now discussing whether to make it the second nation in the region to legalize euthanasia.
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Zimbabwe’s Opposition Files Court Papers Challenging Vote Result
Zimbabwe’s main opposition alliance filed court papers challenging the results of last week’s presidential election.
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Four People Killed in Shooting Incident in Eastern Canada
One suspect is in custody after at least four people were killed in a shooting incident near Brookside Drive in New Brunswick in eastern Canada, police say on Twitter.
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5:22It’s open season in Saudi Arabia on everything Canadian
The kingdom’s rulers this week set the two nations off on a diplomatic and trade brawl, and now journalists have been shoved into the ring.
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Mali’s President in Final Stretch for Second Term in Runoff Vote
Malian President Ibrahim Boubacar Keita will probably win a second mandate in elections on Sunday when he faces the same politician he defeated in a presidential vote five years ago.
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Israel and Hamas Trade Blows Amid Talks Toward a Cease-Fire
Israel and Hamas veered between escalation and cease-fire Thursday after 24 hours of rocket exchanges and airstrikes that threatened to drag the Gaza Strip into war.
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Boris Johnson to Be Investigated by Tory Party Over Burqa Jibes
Boris Johnson, the U.K.’s former foreign secretary, is to be investigated by the Conservative Party after he ridiculed Muslim women who wear burqas, saying they look like “letter boxes” and “bank robbers.”
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Serbian President Vucic Says He Favors Partitioning Kosovo
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic, who’s trying to negotiate an agreement to normalize ties with Kosovo so his country can join the European Union, said he prefers partitioning the neighboring state along ethnic lines.
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Ikea opens in India with chance to capture booming middle class
Ikea spent 12 years studying India and visited 1,000 homes in major cities to see how its people lived.
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Mozambique's Renamo Says Fighters to Be Integrated With Army
Soldiers of Mozambique’s former rebel National Resistance Army, or Renamo, will be integrated into the southern African country’s armed forces as part of a deal signed with the government to resolve issues that have stalled a permanent peace agreement.
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Congo Coalition Rules Out President Kabila Re-Election Campaign
Emmanuel Ramazani Shadary will be the candidate for the Democratic Republic of Congo’s ruling coalition in December elections, a government official said, ending speculation that President Joseph Kabila may run again.
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German Seals Migration Accord With Spain Ahead of Merkel Visit
Spain agreed to take back asylum seekers within 48 hours if they make their way to Germany’s border, following up on a pledge made to Chancellor Angela Merkel in June.
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Top Tories Fear `Nasty' Image After Boris Johnson's Burqa Jibe
Senior Conservatives are once again battling against accusations of bigotry in Britain’s ruling party, after former Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson mocked the Islamic Burqa and then refused to apologize.
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Zimbabwe's Opposition to Challenge Presidential Election Result
Zimbabwe’s opposition Movement for Democratic Change plans to challenge last week’s presidential election results in court, lawyer Thabani Mpofu said.
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Zimbabwe Opposition Leader Biti Arrested in Zambia, Lawyer Says
Former Zimbabwean Finance Minister Tendai Biti, a leader of the country’s main opposition alliance, was arrested in neighboring Zambia, his lawyer said.
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Congo Ruling Coalition to Name Presidential Candidate Today
The Democratic Republic of Congo’s ruling coalition will announce the name of its candidate to run in this year’s presidential elections by today, the final day of registration, Information Minister Lambert Mende said.
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U.K.'s Boris Johnson Told to Apologize for Mocking Muslim Burqa
Former U.K. Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson has been told to apologize after writing that the burqa, the Muslim garment that conceals a woman’s face and body, made wearers look like bank robbers and letter boxes.
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Ivory Coast's Ouattara Gives Amnesty to Ex-First Lady, Prisoners
Ivory Coast President Alassane Ouattara granted amnesty to 300 prisoners, including former first lady Simone Gbagbo, and said all charges would be dropped against 500 others who are living in exile or have already been released provisionally.