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Pittsburgh welcomed Uber's driverless cars. Not anymore.
"You can either put up red tape or roll out the red carpet," Mayor Bill Peduto said in September. "If you want to be a 21st-century laboratory for technology, you put out the carpet." Nine months later, Pittsburgh residents and officials say Uber has not lived up to its end of the bargain.

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Activists submit petitions pressing for referendum
The leaders of the coalition plan to discuss their drive at 10:30 a.m. Monday on the steps of Cleveland City Hall. Cleveland.com will attend the event and post comments via Twitter. You can follow those below. (Joshua Gunter, cleveland.com) Email the author Follow on Twitter on May 22, 2017 at 9:41....

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Pastor claims to ‘talk to God on phone’
South African and Zimbabwean news sites are talking about a video of a Zimbabwean pastor who has claimed that he has a phone number to God. Pastor Paul Sanyangore from Victory World International Ministries was captured on camera on the phone in front of his congregation saying “hello is this....

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Nicki Minaj sends cash to Indian villagers for clean water
US singer Nicki Minaj has been sending money to an impoverished village in India so it can afford wells for clean drinking water. The rapper told her followers on Instagram how proud she was to help provide access to water, education and technology. The news came after she recently agreed to shell....

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Nicki Minaj sends cash to Indian villagers for clean water
US singer Nicki Minaj has been sending money to an impoverished village in India so it can afford wells for clean drinking water. The rapper told her followers on Instagram how proud she was to help provide access to water, education and technology. The news came after she recently agreed to shell....

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Texas law bans subpoenas on sermons
THE WOODLANDS, TX (KTRK/CNN) - Texas Gov. Greg Abbott signed into law Sunday a bill that prevents state and local governments from issuing subpoenas for religious sermons. The signing took place at Grace Church in The Woodlands. The church's pastor was one of several faith leaders whose sermons were....

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eNCA | Human trafficking suspects face six charges
ohannesburg, 22 May 2017 - Last month, a pastor was arrested in Port Elizabeth for reportedly trafficking more than 30 girls and women. Video: eNCA. File. A 42-year-old man and a 17-year-old woman are accused of human trafficking and face six charges, including kidnapping, human trafficking, rape, and the sexual exploitation of children.

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Nicki Minaj sends cash to Indian villagers for clean water
US singer Nicki Minaj has been sending money to an impoverished village in India so it can afford wells for clean drinking water. The rapper told her followers on Instagram how proud she was to help provide access to water, education and technology. The news came after she recently agreed to shell....

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Mnangagwa praise of Belarus dictatorship
The ZBC quoted Kobyakov as saying his country was “excited to have found a reliable trade partner”. Like Mugabe, Lukashenko and his close allies are subject to targeted sanctions by the US and the EU for alleged rights abuses. “Vice president Mnangagwa said despite sanctions and the western media....

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Experts looking for remains from old cemetery in San Antonio
SAN ANTONIO (AP) — A campo santo once rested on land now occupied by Milam Park and The Children's Hospital of San Antonio. Translated literally as "holy land," from 1808 to 1860 it served as San Fernando Cathedral's cemetery, filled with Native Americans, home-grown Tejano settlers, Canary Islanders and soldiers who fought for Santa Anna.

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U-Md. student who was arrested in fatal stabbing to appear in court Monday
The University of Maryland student arrested in a fatal stabbing that authorities are investigating as a possible hate crime is expected to appear in court Monday afternoon for a bail review hearing. The hearing in Prince George’s County District Court will be the first time Sean Urbanski, 22, will....

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U-Md. student arrested in fatal stabbing to appear in court today
The University of Maryland student arrested in a fatal stabbing that authorities are investigating as a possible hate crime is expected to appear in court Monday afternoon for a bail review hearing. The hearing in Prince George’s County District Court will be the first time Sean Urbanski, 22, will....

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Worker claims Cassie Sainsbury worked at another Sydney brothel
It has been claimed accused drug mule Cassandra Sainsbury worked at a second brothel in Sydney, after a number of employees came forward to detail her record of deception. Yesterday, a major investigation by 9NEWS and 60 Minutes uncovered claims the Adelaide woman left behind a trail of deceit, even....

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Experts looking for remains from old cemetery in San Antonio
A campo santo once rested on land now occupied by Milam Park and The Children's Hospital of San Antonio. Translated literally as "holy land," from 1808 to 1860 it served as San Fernando Cathedral's cemetery, filled with Native Americans, home-grown Tejano settlers, Canary Islanders and soldiers who fought for Santa Anna.

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Here is why you would kiss in public
Just like most folks maintain that kissing is such an intimate affair that it should only be done in private, another proportion of individuals believe it is fine for people to lock lips publically. PRISCA BAIKE explores the intricacies that surround kissing, and why it is becoming popular, especially on our continent, despite some reservations.

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Social activists to submit petitions pressing for referendum on Quicken Loans Arena improvements (live coverage)
The leaders of the coalition plan to discuss their drive at 10:30 a.m. Monday on the steps of Cleveland City Hall. Cleveland.com will attend the event and post comments via Twitter. You can follow those below. (Joshua Gunter, cleveland.com) CLEVELAND, Ohio - A coalition led by the Greater Cleveland....

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Male circumcision: Zimbabwe lauded
Zimbabwe has been hailed for the strides made since the voluntary medical male circumcision programme was initiated in 2009 despite the failure to meet the targets. As of September 2015, 500 000 men had been circumcised from a target of 1.3 million men aged between 15 and 29.

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Mugabe is still one of the 'hottest news stories' on African continent
Robert Mugabe is still one of the hottest news stories on the African continent - and as he gets older that's unlikely to change. According to News24, his health (or lack of it), his glamorous wife Grace and his pronouncements on sanctions and elections: if you're looking for clicks, Mugabe is your man.

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Black Cadet Stabbed to Death by Member of Racist 'Alt-Reich Nation' Facebook Group
A black ROTC cadet set to graduate from Bowie State University this week was stabbed to death by a white University of Maryland student who’s a member of a racist online hate group, reports. the Baltimore Sun Richard Collins III, 23, was visiting UMD this graduation weekend when he was attacked by Christoper Sean Urbanski, 22.

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Preachers of prosperity: faith as business
Every miracle grows from a seed – at least that's the main tenet of the "prosperity gospel" as preached in an online video by Pastor Chris Oyakhilome of Nigeria. According to the pastor, a believer seeking God's help should first consider which seed is the most likely to produce his hoped-for crop.

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Optional Bible class at Michigan elementary school canceled after complaints
A public school in Michigan cancelled an off-site Bible class after a parent complained -- yet school administrators are reviewing the study for possible reinstatement. Children at Daisy Brook Elementary School, a public grade school in Fremont, Michigan, no longer have the option to attend a....

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ZIFA president Philip Chiyangwa has blasted exiled pastor Evan Mawarire for calling on fans to sing the old national anthem in the 36th minute of Sunday’s match between Highlanders and Dynamos at Barbourfields. The ZIFA boss also thanked Bulawayo football fans for not heeding Mawarire’s call.

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Glyn Tegai Hughes, obituary: esteemed literary critic who championed Welsh writing
One of Wales’s best literary critics, Glyn Tegai Hughes combined a profound knowledge of writing in the Welsh language with a keen interest in the literature of Germany and Switzerland, especially from the Romantic period, and was able to make comparative judgements that cast light on both.

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Preachers of prosperity: faith as business Five centuries ago, Martin Luther reformed the Christian church to prevent the marketing of religion. But in Africa, the debate over blending God and money is a very timely one.
Every miracle grows from a seed – at least that's the main tenet of the "prosperity gospel" as preached in an online video by Pastor Chris Oyakhilome of Nigeria. According to the pastor, a believer seeking God's help should first consider which seed is the most likely to produce his hoped-for crop.

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18,482 Secondary Teachers examinees pass the Licensure exams for Teachers (L.E.T)
1 A-AYO, CHARMANE SIANEN 2 AARON, MECA GALVAN 3 ABABA, DAISY PARAMI 4 ABABA, SHARMAINE BAYLON 5 ABABON, JUDY ANN LAZARITO 6 ABABON, REY JOHN BAJO 7 ABACA, ANELITA GALGO 8 ABACCO, RHEALICE ANTONIO 9 ABAD, ALEXANDER JR AROMIN 10 ABAD, APPLE BUENO 11 ABAD, ARNI NIDOY 12 ABAD, ISADORA TANSECO 13 ABAD,....

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Some Pastors Can’t Marry – Badu Kobi Reveals
Some prominent men of God in the country cannot marry despite their religious titles, Prophet Emmanuel Badu Kobi, Founder and Leader of Glorious Waves Church International, has said. This, he explained, is as a result of some “evil altars” against their lives.

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