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Watch: 45,000 Barrels Of Whiskey On Fire At Warehouse, Spills Into River
- Thursday July 4, 2019
- World News | Hamza Shaban, The Washington Post
Firefighters were battling to contain a massive blaze Wednesday at a Jim Beam warehouse with 45,000 barrels of bourbon, as crews struggle to contain damaging runoff that has already begun to flow into a nearby creek and the Kentucky River.
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How CNN's Jim Acosta Became The Reporter Trump Loves To Hate
- Thursday November 8, 2018
- People | Kyle Swenson, The Washington Post
The news conference was beaming live across the nation. The country's leader was hunched over a podium before reporters. CNN's Jim Acosta gripped a microphone and fired off a tough question.
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In Kentucky, Whiskey Fungus Fuels Lawsuits
- Monday May 19, 2014
- World News | Agence France-Presse
In French Cognac country, locals know the fungus as "black velvet", fed by the fumes of the famed spirit they lovingly call the "angel's share". But along Kentucky's Bourbon Trail, it has sparked bitter lawsuits.
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Watch: 45,000 Barrels Of Whiskey On Fire At Warehouse, Spills Into River
- Thursday July 4, 2019
- World News | Hamza Shaban, The Washington Post
Firefighters were battling to contain a massive blaze Wednesday at a Jim Beam warehouse with 45,000 barrels of bourbon, as crews struggle to contain damaging runoff that has already begun to flow into a nearby creek and the Kentucky River.
- www.ndtv.com
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How CNN's Jim Acosta Became The Reporter Trump Loves To Hate
- Thursday November 8, 2018
- People | Kyle Swenson, The Washington Post
The news conference was beaming live across the nation. The country's leader was hunched over a podium before reporters. CNN's Jim Acosta gripped a microphone and fired off a tough question.
- www.ndtv.com
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In Kentucky, Whiskey Fungus Fuels Lawsuits
- Monday May 19, 2014
- World News | Agence France-Presse
In French Cognac country, locals know the fungus as "black velvet", fed by the fumes of the famed spirit they lovingly call the "angel's share". But along Kentucky's Bourbon Trail, it has sparked bitter lawsuits.
- www.ndtv.com