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China Says Radiation Levels Normal At Taishan Nuclear Plant
China said Tuesday radiation levels remained normal at one of its nuclear power plants and there were no safety concerns, after the stations French operator reported a gas build-up.
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Emmys 2020: Record Nominations For Black Actors And Other Takeaways
"This type of representation is a long time coming. There's no shortage of talent within the black community," Yahya Abdul-Mateen II, a nominee for HBO's Watchmen said
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Half-A-Million Insect Species Face Extinction: Scientists
Half of the one million animal and plant species on Earth facing extinction are insects, and their disappearance could be catastrophic for humankind, scientists have said in a "warning to humanity".
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6 Killed After Strong Earthquake Hits South Philippines, No Tsunami Alert
A powerful earthquake struck the southern Philippines Tuesday, killing six people, cracking buildings and injuring dozens in a region still reeling from a previous deadly tremor.
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Erdogan Warns Syria Offensive Will Resume Unless Kurds Complete Pull Out
President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Tuesday threatened to resume Turkey's military offensive in Syria "with greater determination" unless the withdrawal of Kurdish fighters is completed under a US-brokered deal.
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"Done All In Our Power" For Orderly Brexit: EU Commission President
European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker said Tuesday the EU had done "all in our power" to ensure an orderly Brexit, but said the bloc would await British parliamentary approval for a new divorce deal before ratifying it.
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Bodies Of 4 Climbers Brought Down From Nanda Devi Peak
Indian rescuers brought down on Wednesday the bodies of four out of eight climbers killed in an avalanche almost six weeks ago on the country's second-highest mountain.
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At Least Four Killed As Government Bus Hit In Kabul Blast
At least four people were killed Monday when a bomb tore through a bus in Kabul, an official said, marking the second day straight that attackers have targeted a bus.
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US President Opposes Senate Candidate Who's "Trumpier Than Trump"
President Donald Trump urged voters Monday to reject a maverick Senate candidate from his own camp, an ex-con coal baron who Republicans fear is too radical to prevail in November's mid-term elections -- and could cost them a winnable seat.
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Japan Street Swallowed By Giant Hole Reopens After A Week
A Japanese city on Tuesday reopened a busy street that collapsed into a giant sinkhole, with the efforts of workers who toiled around the clock for a week drawing praise on social media.
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France: Newspaper shooting suspect arrested
After a two-day nationwide manhunt, French police arrested a man on Wednesday night suspected of shooting a newspaper assistant photographer and three other attacks.
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Viral outbreak kills 81 children in Vietnam
Vietnam is battling to control an unusually severe outbreak of hand, foot and mouth disease (HFMD) that has killed 81 children this year and infected tens of thousands more, health officials said on Thursday. About three-quarters of the more than 30,000 reported HFMD cases so far this year have occurred in children younger than three, said Graham H...
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Four-year-old killed by pitbull in Australia
A four-year-old Australian was mauled to death by a neighbour's pitbull-mastiff cross (a bulldog breed) after being ripped from her mother in a ferocious attack, sparking calls on Thursday for a ban on dangerous dogs. Ayen Chol, whose family is from Sudan, died at the scene after the dog chased another family member into a Melbourne home where she ...
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China Says Radiation Levels Normal At Taishan Nuclear Plant
China said Tuesday radiation levels remained normal at one of its nuclear power plants and there were no safety concerns, after the stations French operator reported a gas build-up.
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Emmys 2020: Record Nominations For Black Actors And Other Takeaways
"This type of representation is a long time coming. There's no shortage of talent within the black community," Yahya Abdul-Mateen II, a nominee for HBO's Watchmen said
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Half-A-Million Insect Species Face Extinction: Scientists
Half of the one million animal and plant species on Earth facing extinction are insects, and their disappearance could be catastrophic for humankind, scientists have said in a "warning to humanity".
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6 Killed After Strong Earthquake Hits South Philippines, No Tsunami Alert
A powerful earthquake struck the southern Philippines Tuesday, killing six people, cracking buildings and injuring dozens in a region still reeling from a previous deadly tremor.
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Erdogan Warns Syria Offensive Will Resume Unless Kurds Complete Pull Out
President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Tuesday threatened to resume Turkey's military offensive in Syria "with greater determination" unless the withdrawal of Kurdish fighters is completed under a US-brokered deal.
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"Done All In Our Power" For Orderly Brexit: EU Commission President
European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker said Tuesday the EU had done "all in our power" to ensure an orderly Brexit, but said the bloc would await British parliamentary approval for a new divorce deal before ratifying it.
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Bodies Of 4 Climbers Brought Down From Nanda Devi Peak
Indian rescuers brought down on Wednesday the bodies of four out of eight climbers killed in an avalanche almost six weeks ago on the country's second-highest mountain.
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At Least Four Killed As Government Bus Hit In Kabul Blast
At least four people were killed Monday when a bomb tore through a bus in Kabul, an official said, marking the second day straight that attackers have targeted a bus.
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US President Opposes Senate Candidate Who's "Trumpier Than Trump"
President Donald Trump urged voters Monday to reject a maverick Senate candidate from his own camp, an ex-con coal baron who Republicans fear is too radical to prevail in November's mid-term elections -- and could cost them a winnable seat.
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Japan Street Swallowed By Giant Hole Reopens After A Week
A Japanese city on Tuesday reopened a busy street that collapsed into a giant sinkhole, with the efforts of workers who toiled around the clock for a week drawing praise on social media.
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France: Newspaper shooting suspect arrested
After a two-day nationwide manhunt, French police arrested a man on Wednesday night suspected of shooting a newspaper assistant photographer and three other attacks.
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Viral outbreak kills 81 children in Vietnam
Vietnam is battling to control an unusually severe outbreak of hand, foot and mouth disease (HFMD) that has killed 81 children this year and infected tens of thousands more, health officials said on Thursday. About three-quarters of the more than 30,000 reported HFMD cases so far this year have occurred in children younger than three, said Graham H...
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Four-year-old killed by pitbull in Australia
A four-year-old Australian was mauled to death by a neighbour's pitbull-mastiff cross (a bulldog breed) after being ripped from her mother in a ferocious attack, sparking calls on Thursday for a ban on dangerous dogs. Ayen Chol, whose family is from Sudan, died at the scene after the dog chased another family member into a Melbourne home where she ...
