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The Latest: Zimbabwe ruling party pursues urgent meeting
9 p.m. The wife of Zimbabwe's army commander who put President Robert Mugabe under house arrest was among the graduates at the ceremony Mugabe attended in his first public appearance. The state-run broadcaster made a point of mentioning Mary Chiwenga's graduation in its nightly broadcast.

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Three accused get judicial remand, Hardeep’s custody extended
KLF’s Harminder Mintoo at a court at Baghapurana on Friday. Express. THREE OF the five accused of targeted killings in Punjab have been remanded in judicial custody by a Baghapurana court in Moga district on Friday while the police remand of hitman Hardeep Singh alias Shera was extended.

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NIA team lands in Ludhiana to probe RSS leader’s murder
Jimmy at a Ludhiana court on Friday. Gurmeet Singh. A team of officials from National Investigating Agency (NIA) reached Ludhiana Friday and started probe in the murder case of RSS leader Ravindra Gosain. Soon after its arrival, the 11-member team, led by NIA officer GP Singh, held a meeting with Ludhiana police commissioner R N Dhoke.

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FOUNTAIN: Even as a ‘church boy,’ feeling like an outcast
This is an excerpt from John Fountain’s forthcoming book: “No Place For Me: Letters to the Church in America” The feeling of suppression at church — whether at True Vine or some of the local churches where I had been a member — hung over me constantly, like a dark cloud, my soul swirling in the wind.

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The Latest: Zimbabwe ruling party pursues urgent meeting
HARARE, Zimbabwe (AP) - The Latest on Zimbabwe's political turmoil (all times local): 11:40 p.m. Zimbabwe's state-run Herald newspaper says all 10 of the ruling party's provincial branches are calling for President Robert Mugabe and his wife to resign, and they seek a special Central Committee meeting within two days.

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The Latest: Zimbabwe ruling party pursues urgent meeting
HARARE, Zimbabwe (AP) - The Latest on Zimbabwe's political turmoil (all times local): 11:40 p.m. Zimbabwe's state-run Herald newspaper says all 10 of the ruling party's provincial branches are calling for President Robert Mugabe and his wife to resign, and they seek a special Central Committee meeting within two days.

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Does TCU need even more luxury?; Throw flag on abusive NFL players; Yearning for safer times; Our Congress and other wild animals; Kneeling, football and Founding Fathers
I don’t get it. I continually read letters to the editor about the “kneeling” pro footballers. Readers swear never to go to a game again or even watch one on TV. Here is what baffles me: Fans seem to have a huge problem with players “disrespecting the flag.” However, they have no problem with players disrespecting women.

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The Latest: Zimbabwe ruling party pursues urgent meeting
HARARE, Zimbabwe (AP) - The Latest on Zimbabwe's political turmoil (all times local): 11:40 p.m. Zimbabwe's state-run Herald newspaper says all 10 of the ruling party's provincial branches are calling for President Robert Mugabe and his wife to resign, and they seek a special Central Committee meeting within two days.

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Florida Church Says It's Not A Gun Free Zone: 'We Are Heavily Armed'
A church in Tampa, Florida, has warned outsiders that it is "heavily armed" in a The pastors from the River at Tampa Bay Church had the warning posted on Nov. 7, which serves as a welcome sign featured on all of the church's doors. The sign drew attention on social media after the church's senior pastor Rodney Howard-Browne shared it on Instagram.

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The Latest: Zimbabwe ruling party pursues urgent meeting
HARARE, Zimbabwe (AP) - The Latest on Zimbabwe's political turmoil (all times local): 11:40 p.m. Zimbabwe's state-run Herald newspaper says all 10 of the ruling party's provincial branches are calling for President Robert Mugabe and his wife to resign, and they seek a special Central Committee meeting within two days.

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The Latest: Zimbabwe military supports anti-Mugabe rally
HARARE, Zimbabwe (AP) - The Latest on Zimbabwe's political turmoil (all times local): 11:40 p.m. Zimbabwe's state-run Herald newspaper says all 10 of the ruling party's provincial branches are calling for President Robert Mugabe and his wife to resign, and they seek a special Central Committee meeting within two days.

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The Latest: Zimbabwe ruling party pursues urgent meeting
9 p.m. The wife of Zimbabwe's army commander who put President Robert Mugabe under house arrest was among the graduates at the ceremony Mugabe attended in his first public appearance. The state-run broadcaster made a point of mentioning Mary Chiwenga's graduation in its nightly broadcast.

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Zimbabwe's new liberation struggle
In Africa, a popular Twitter hashtag in recent days has been #Zimbabwe. And for good reason. It is rare for Africans to witness a dictator like Robert Mugabe being sidelined so easily by close associates, especially after 37 years in power. He was a fixture for a generation, a symbol of how rulers can cling to power.

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The Latest: Zimbabwe ruling party pursues urgent meeting
HARARE, Zimbabwe (AP) - The Latest on Zimbabwe's political turmoil (all times local): 11:40 p.m. Zimbabwe's state-run Herald newspaper says all 10 of the ruling party's provincial branches are calling for President Robert Mugabe and his wife to resign, and they seek a special Central Committee meeting within two days.

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Judge tosses $25M lawsuit against property appraiser
Andrew Caplan @AACaplan. A yearlong, $25 million lawsuit filed against Alachua County’s property appraiser, tax collector, clerk of the court and a number of their employees has been thrown out by a judge. The case centered around a property said to be owned by Pastor Walter Jenkins, who claims he....

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Florida Church Says It's Not A Gun Free Zone
A church in Tampa, Florida, has warned outsiders that it is "heavily armed" in a The pastors from the River at Tampa Bay Church had the warning posted on Nov. 7, which serves as a welcome sign featured on all of the church's doors. The sign drew attention on social media after the church's senior pastor Rodney Howard-Browne shared it on Instagram.

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MURAT YETKİN What kind of alliance is this?
What kind of alliance is this? Turkey’s withdrawal of military officers from a drill of the Western defense alliance NATO on Nov. 17 has turned into a scandal. The news was revealed by President Tayyip Erdoğan in an address to his Justice and Development Party (AK Parti) officials in Ankara.

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Zimbabwe's new liberation struggle
November 17, 2017 In Africa, a popular Twitter hashtag in recent days has been #Zimbabwe. And for good reason. It is rare for Africans to witness a dictator like Robert Mugabe being sidelined so easily by close associates, especially after 37 years in power. He was a fixture for a generation, a symbol of how rulers can cling to power.

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Big anti-Mugabe rally planned in Zimbabwe as the president hangs on
HARARE, Zimbabwe — Just days after Zimbabwe's military detained President Robert Mugabe, raising hopes that the widely maligned leader was about to be deposed, he turned up at a university graduation, with no indication that his 37-year reign was about to end.

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Ohio women wrap Fabens newborns they've never met in blankets, handmade quilts
A thread of goodwill stretches about 2,000 miles from a library group in Shelby, Ohio, to First United Methodist Church in Fabens. A group of women spend many hours throughout the year sewing hundreds of receiving blankets and quilts for newborn babies, colorful diaper bags for moms-to-be and even....

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Retro Indy: Jim Jones and the People's Temple in Indianapolis
The stories of apocalyptic cult leaders don't often end well, especially for their most devoted followers. In the case of a preacher from Indianapolis named Jim Jones, the story ended with the deaths of more than 900 people — most of them by suicide. That was on Nov.

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Ugandan visitors thank NI donors
Former pupils of schools built in Africa by a charity that is based in Northern Ireland have visited the Province. The group of successful young Ugandans were seeking to say thank you to donors to the Fields of Life charity, and to raise awareness of its schools.

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QLD VOTES: Expert reveals his predictions for Ipswich seats
POLITICAL expert Dr Paul Williams has seen many politicians come and go over his years watching Queensland's political machine at work. In the lead up to this State Election, Dr Williams has kept a keen eye on the One Nation movement, paying particular attention to preference deals which he says will play a major role on November 25.

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Is your company a winner? Enter the Top 100 Places to Work competition
or by calling 214-550-8155. dallasnews.com/nominate Our competition spotlights companies that do more for employees than hand out paychecks. They provide nurturing environments, offer rewarding work and have a lot of fun in the process. "We're proud that we have great employees who work hard, play....

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Watermark's workers thrive on a sense of purpose
No. 2 Midsize Company Watermark Community Church 6-TIME WINNER Nonprofit formed in 2000 and based in Dallas 3 D-FW locations with 203 local employees. By now, Watermark Community Church must be thinking it's been ordained to our No. 2 spot in its size category.

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UPDATE: Army commander's wife a grad at Mugabe ceremony
The wife of Zimbabwe's army commander who put President Robert Mugabe under house arrest was among the graduates at the ceremony Mugabe attended in his first public appearance. The state-run broadcaster made a point of mentioning Mary Chiwenga's graduation in its nightly broadcast.

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