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Erdogan Blames West for Turkey's Economic Turmoil
The world's currency markets started declining last week as Turkey's economic turmoil triggered fresh fears its fallout could spread amid predictions that Turkish woes might trigger a repeat of the 2008 global financial crash. Stock prices of European banks, big lenders to Turkey, plummeted and the....

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Cyprus PIO: Turkish Cypriot and Turkish Media Review, 18-08-21
"Bittersweet feast" Under the above title, Turkish Cypriot daily Kibris newspaper (21.08.18) reports that the economic crisis due to the devaluation of the Turkish lira has shadowed the joy of the inhabitants in the occupied area of Cyprus because of the Feast of Sacrifice, which started today.

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Could Turkey Trigger the Next Global Financial Crisis?
All eyes are on the Turkish lira, the currency of Turkey. Its decline has been precipitous—it has already lost over 40 percent of its value against the U.S. dollar this year. For Turkey, which has relied upon the inflow of foreign credit, this poses terrible risks.

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Church brings fight against liquor sales to Montgomery Council
A church on the outskirts of Montgomery has been locked in a months-long municipal battle over liquor sales for fears it would be a detriment to the larger community. Members of the Catoma Baptist Church, six minutes from the western boundary of Montgomery County, have staged a rebellion against the....

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How rain forced FCT residents to celebrate Eid-el Kabir inside their houses
- The residents of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) could not go out to celebrate the Eid-el Kabir. - The proposed fun was hindered by heavy rains which also affected brisk businesses at the various parks. - Some of the residents express hope that the celebration would happen on Wednesday, August 22.

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Why am I still a Catholic? Because the church belongs to us.
Why am I still a Catholic? As I sat in the second pew Sunday morning at the Shrine of the Most Blessed Sacrament in Washington, D.C., I knew I was not the only one there who was wondering that. My parish church - which I have attended for more than 20 years, and where my sons were baptized, received....

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2 ‘predator priests’ abused their victims on Hilton Head, Myrtle Beach, report says
“The trash contained VHS tapes and DVDs of nude wrestling and homosexual pornography, at least 23 envelopes addressed to Cautela and a framed photograph of the victim and his two siblings,” a police report said. The Diocese told the Lawrence County District Attorney’s Office about the allegations....

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Erdogan Blames West for Turkey's Economic Turmoil
The world's currency markets started declining last week as Turkey's economic turmoil triggered fresh fears its fallout could spread amid predictions that Turkish woes might trigger a repeat of the 2008 global financial crash. Stock prices of European banks, big lenders to Turkey, plummeted and the....

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In the city that claims him, Ben Carson falls from grace
BALTIMORE (AP) — The portrait used to hang in the hallway, welcoming children and parents to the Archbishop Borders School in Baltimore: a smiling Dr. Ben Carson in surgical scrubs, rubbing together the careful, steady hands that helped him become the nation's most famous black doctor.

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Getting personal: US, Turkish leaders feud over arrest
ANKARA, Turkey (AP) — A detained American pastor has become a symbol of a growing rift between Turkey and the United States, but problems in the Cold War-era alliance as well as Turkey's own financial crisis are unlikely to dissipate even if he is released and Washington eases economic penalties.

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Turkey's president says country will defy economic threats
ISTANBUL (AP) — Turkey's president said Saturday his country will stand strong against an "attempted economic coup" amid heightened tensions with the United States. Recep Tayyip Erdogan told thousands of supporters in Ankara that the country was being "threatened by the economy, sanctions, foreign currency, interest rates and inflation.

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Church group's opposition stuns advocates of 'tort reform'
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — So-called tort reform has been an easy sell in states controlled by Republicans, and backers of a lawsuit-limiting proposal on the ballot in Arkansas this fall expected little trouble winning passage until they ran into a surprising obstacle from a reliable conservative ally.

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Congo's latest outbreak more challenging than ever, WHO says
BENI, Congo (AP) — Armed groups, dense populations and mass displacement make Congo's latest deadly outbreak of the Ebola virus more challenging than ever to contain, the World Health Organization's chief said Friday. Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus spoke after vaccinations began this week, with support from a U.

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Turkish finance chief tries to reassure investors on crisis
ANKARA, Turkey (AP) — Turkey's finance chief tried to reassure thousands of international investors on a conference call Thursday, in which he pledged to fix the economic troubles that have seen the country spiral into a currency crisis. The national currency recovered somewhat from record lows hit....

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The West must face the reality of its relationship with Turkey
Now that Turkey is at loggerheads with its erstwhile ally, the US, the country’s currency crisis has morphed into a political problem of the first order. The immediate issue is Turkey’s refusal to release US pastor Andrew Brunson, who is being held on charges of terrorism, espionage and subversion....

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Turkish prosecutor allows Brunson to use treadmill under house arrest
İZMİR A Turkish prosecutor has issued a permit for United States pastor in response to his request to use a treadmill under house arrest. Demirören News Agency reported on Aug. 21 that Turkish officials came to Brunson ’s house in the western province of İzmir and installed the treadmill he requested for health purposes.

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Russia to deliver S-400 missiles to Turkey in 2019
S-400 system is touted as being able to engage aerial targets within a 400km range [Sergei Karpukhin/Reuters] Russia will begin S-400 missile system deliveries to Turkey in 2019 - a year earlier than previously announced. The move comes amid a growing rift between Turkey and its allies in the West.

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Excerpts from recent South Dakota editorials
Rather than calling this Plan B for those who sought a downtown events center, let's just say it's a separate decision that makes sense. Putting a reasonably sized ballpark downtown is more logistically feasible than a hulking events center, not to mention the role that the convention center played in the Premier Center equation.

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More crashes, more deaths. Why are churches still using unsafe vans?
[Churches around Louisville and across Kentucky commonly use the vans, just as they employed surplus school buses 30 years ago, when 27 people died in a fiery crash on Interstate 71 near Carrollton on May 14, 1988.] About 600,000 15-passenger vans of all makes are still on the road today, according....

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Excerpts from recent South Dakota editorials
There is more urgency to the discussion now that the rail yard acquisition and Sioux Steel relocation have freed up more space for development. But the concept of relocating the Canaries has failed to gain significant momentum in the minds of key decision-makers. We think it’s time to take a hard look at making the move.

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Council staffer, former councilman and 14 others want Phoenix interim council position
On Tuesday morning, the Phoenix City Council will select an interim council member to represent south Phoenix for the next seven months. The position representing District 8 was left open when former Councilwoman Kate Gallego stepped down two weeks ago to run for mayor.

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Excerpts from recent South Dakota editorials
The Canaries, members of the independent American Association, currently play at Sioux Falls Stadium in the Premier Center complex, where they list their average attendance at 2,542. Building a new venue could help breathe new life into the city's baseball scene, which thrives on fan experience....

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Russia’s arms producer says Turkey will receive S-400 missile system in 2019
On Tuesday, the Interfax news agency cited Russia’s state arms exporter Rosoboronexport as announcing the news, adding that the state intermediary agency would also switch to using local currencies instead of the US dollar in deals with foreign trade partners.

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Excerpts from recent South Dakota editorials
The Canaries, members of the independent American Association, currently play at Sioux Falls Stadium in the Premier Center complex, where they list their average attendance at 2,542. Building a new venue could help breathe new life into the city's baseball scene, which thrives on fan experience....

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Recent editorials from Texas newspapers
By The Associated Press Here are selections from recent editorials in Texas newspapers: Houston Chronicle. Aug. 20, 2018. An international search for a Dallas priest accused of molesting three teenage boys is a stark reminder that Texas should be as concerned as other states about the child sexual....

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Erdogan Blames West for Turkey’s Economic Turmoil
The world's currency markets started declining last week as Turkey’s economic turmoil triggered fresh fears its fallout could spread amid predictions that Turkish woes might trigger a repeat of the 2008 global financial crash. Stock prices of European banks, big lenders to Turkey, plummeted and the....

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