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The US elections are barely a week away and Big Tech's outsize influence is under intense scrutiny
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A satellite image on Monday shows the site cleared away with what appears to be construction equipment there
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This simple carbon-based molecule may be a precursor to more complex compounds that could form or feed possible life on Titan
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Hainan gibbons use their long arms to swing from tree to tree, enabling them to easily gather forest fruits.
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They topped the day off with bowls of Japanese ramen noodles, also purchased with a scan of an Alipay code.
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Mong Bich will finally show her life's work after decades of being overlooked
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Uzbekistan grows more than 50 types of the fruits
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The new business called 'Serial 1 Cycle Company' started as a project within the motorcycle manufacturer's product development center.
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Trucks loaded with soldiers, police and a militia linked to the ruling party known as "zombies" -- clad in black with their faces covered by bandanas -- whizzed throughout the city and on Tuesday were seen rounding up and beating several civilians.
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Facing a potentially devastating commercial and reputational damage, Qatar's government released a statement on Wednesday to explain its version of events and promise to ensure the future "safety, security and comfort" of passengers.
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Trump campaign spokesman Tim Murtaugh said the site was quickly fixed and no sensitive data was compromised.
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On a sharp rise since late August, France's daily COVID-19 cases hit a record of 52,010 on Oct. 25 after passing 10,000 on Sept. 12, 20,000 on Oct. 9, 30,000 on Oct. 15 and 40,000 on Oct. 22.
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Police have said that another officer first tried to investigate what appeared to be a suspicious car, but the couple fled.
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The findings come as the US has seen waves of protest since the killing of George Floyd in May, which became a symbol of what many say is systemic racism and abuse of African Americans by police.
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Her plans to hit the trail with her husband last week were thwarted due to a "lingering cough" from her battle with the coronavirus, which struck the first couple and son Barron.
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"The UN medical service recommended the cancellation pending contact tracing of the sick people, the president of the UN General Assembly, Volkan Bozkir of Turkey."
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During a night of sporadic riots and looting in the city, around 30 police officers were injured, including one whose leg was broken when hit by a truck
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The blast occurred around 8:30 am at a local mosque, which also serves as a religious school in Dir Colony in interior Peshawar, while students were reading the Quran
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With the inspiration given by MLC K. Kavitha to promote Telangana culture globally, TAUK women members not exceeding the limited of half a dozen participants played Bathukamma at the historic London Tower Bridge.
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Among possible new measures for the hardest-hit areas are lengthening existing curfews, full confinement on weekends or all week, and closing non-essential businesses.
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In September, the UN said that critical aid had been cut at 300 health centres and more than a third of its major humanitarian programmes had been reduced or shut down entirely.
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"Today Republicans denied the will of the American people by confirming a Supreme Court justice through an illegitimate process—all in their effort to gut the Affordable Care Act and strip health care from millions with pre-existing conditions,”
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"The blast took place in a seminary during a Koran class. Someone took a bag inside the seminary. At least four seminary students have been killed and 34 wounded."
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Georgia has been a reliably Republican, conservative bastion and a Democrat has not won in the Peach State since Bill Clinton, a fellow Southerner, in 1992.