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Nation-Now #VerifyThis: Why do we have to say Black Lives Matter? #VerifyThis: Why do we have to say Black Lives Matter? Black Lives Matter is a movement that sprung up 2012, in response to the Trayvon Martin shooting in Florida. Fueled by allegations of
Black Lives Matter is a movement that sprung up 2012, in response to the Trayvon Martin shooting in Florida. Fueled by allegations of police brutality and amplified by social media-- the movement gained steam in Ferguson, Baltimore and continues in cities around the country. Scott Bagg, is 50-years-old, and politically conservative.

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Man arrested in racist graffiti case, police chief says
A man has been arrested after a spate of racist graffiti targeting religious communities, police chief Charles Bordeleau confirmed Saturday during a solidarity event at an Ottawa synagogue. Bordeleau said a young man was caught after a Jewish community centre in west Ottawa was defaced overnight,....

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Barack Obama’s legacy has been canned
During Donald Trump’s candidacy for the American presidency, the elite were aghast, the media went berserk, and the polls were biased favoring Hillary Clinton. American voters took Trump seriously without taking his words literally, whereas American elite took his words literally and never took him seriously.

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How woman used stolen car to sow seed to pastor in Lagos
Onu reportedly used the stolen car to sow a seed offering to her church prophet, Solomon Orimisan of the Celestial Church of Christ located at Gabriel Bell close, Bamishile Estate in Idimu area of the state. Onu, who was a member of the church reportedly went to the prophet and told him that she....

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The top 24 streets in the city with the worst record for thuggery and assaults have been revealed to the News using freedom of information law
The most violent streets in Cambridge can be named as police gear up for Black Eye Friday and seasonal Christmas disorder. But this year – for the first time in 12 years – the Army will not be setting up a tent in the city centre – although Street Pastors and St John Ambulance volunteers will be out....

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Program uses music to comfort dementia patients
In this Tuesday, Nov. 15, 2015 photo, Faith Lutheran 5th-grader Taelynn Fangman, from left, Pastor Gary Dunker and Alex Ohnoutka watch as Tabitha resident Opal Kettler responds to a song the kids selected for her as she listened during a visit in Lincoln, Neb. (Eric Gregory/The Journal-Star via AP) In this Tuesday, Nov.

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Synagogue in south Ottawa holds solidarity event in wake of racist graffiti
The Machzikei Hadas Synagogue in south Ottawa is hosting a solidarity event on Saturday morning in the wake of a handful of racist incidents in the city. A mosque and a church where the pastor is black were spray-painted with racist graffiti this week following three instances of anti-Semitic graffiti in various locations throughout Ottawa.

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Cleric Proffers Ways for Women to Survive in Recession
Dina, who is the wife of the General Overseer of the ministry Pastor Taiwo Dina, and is also into gospel music production, was speaking on the role of women in ministry, and how to overcome challenges confronting many homes, especially in the present economic hardship in the country.

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Jane Kwiatkowski Radlich
By Sat, Nov 19, 2016. Jane Kwiatkowski Radlich A 26-year-old man was stabbed multiple times during an altercation Friday night in Dunkirk, police said. The incident occurred just after 6 p.m. on Webster Street, where police responded to a fight between two men, police said.

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Pastor takes to the streets for needy families
Pastor Eric Johns and his daughter, Mikayla, 16, left, set up their sleeping gear on the porch in front of the Buffalo Dream Center on Lafayette Avenue last November. Every year around Thanksgiving Pastor Johns sleeps on the street to highlight the plight of the homeless in Buffalo. (Photo by Derek Gee / Buffalo News) The Rev.

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Chicago priest on front line of Trump immigration policy battle
Born in El Salvador, the Central American country today known as murder capital of the world, the Rev. Jose Landaverde was smuggled out. He’d been just a teenager when he joined rebels fighting oppression by El Salvador’s brutal military regime during the civil war of 1980 to 1992, and he became one of the hunted.

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Soyinka's 'Threat' to Green Card Dominate Google Search
Mr Taiwo Kola-Ogunlade, the Google's Communications and Public Affairs Manager, Anglophone West Africa, made the disclosure in a statement in Lagos. "Google search in the just concluded week from Nov. 9 to Nov. 16, was filled with intrigues from internet users. "People went online to learn more about Donald Trump, the newly-elected president of U.

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Wal Mart Stores : Hundreds pack Country Club for 14th Annual Festival of Trees
The Salina Country Club was filled with lit Christmas trees and ornaments that set off a vibrant atmosphere Friday night as nearly 250 people crowded in for the 14th annual Festival of Trees. The goal for this year’s event, the largest fundraiser for the Domestic Violence Association of Central....

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Worship Services: Week of Nov. 18, 2016
PRESCOTT. Ahava B’Shem Yeshua … Join for worship, prayers, praise and dance at Shabbat, 10:30 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 19 at Alliance Bible Church, 2601 Iron Springs Road. Rabbi Jack Zimmerman will present the message. Alliance Bible Church … The Sunday School study in the Salt Series will continue at 9:30 a.

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In Italy to become cardinal, Cupich asks city, state leaders to work together
His remarks came a day before he was to be elevated to the rank of cardinal, the Roman Catholic Church's most prestigious title next to the papacy. The elevation gives Cupich a vote in future papal elections and inspired hundreds of Americans to travel to Rome to see him receive his red hat from Pope Francis on Saturday at the Vatican.

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Church News: Week of Nov. 18, 2016
Join Beit Torah for a Thanksgiving nasch and schmooze. For location, directions and details, call 928-237-0390 or email This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it . For other activities check the online calendar, www.onetorah.org. The Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran Women’s Missionary League continues its annual Christmas Bazaar, Quilt Raffle and Bake Sale from 9 a.

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Christmas comes early for Marsiling needy
Singapore - Some 200 needy residents in Marsiling had an early taste of Christmas cheer when they received a free lunch, supermarket vouchers and a trolley full of necessities on Saturday (Nov 19). Their benefactors? Grassroots organisations in the Marsiling division of Marsiling-Yew Tee GRC, and megachurch New Creation Church.

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The power of Christ compels you... to learn! Inside the Argentine 'exorcism school' where students pay £38-a-month to be taught how to cast out demons
The school is run by Lutheran pastor Manuel Acuna, 54, at the Good Shepherd church in Buenos Aires; Students pay $47 a month for his part-time course in the 'Parapsychology, Angelology and Demonology' The 35 pupils on the three-year-long course include housewives, lawyers, a writer and an architect....

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The power of Christ compels you... to learn! Inside the Argentine 'exorcism school' where students pay £38-a-month to be taught how to cast out demons
The school is run by Lutheran pastor Manuel Acuna, 54, at the Good Shepherd church in Buenos Aires; Students pay $47 a month for his part-time course in the 'Parapsychology, Angelology and Demonology' The 35 pupils on the three-year-long course include housewives, lawyers, a writer and an architect....

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Argentines wrestle demons at ‘exorcism s
BUENOS AIRES — Manuel Acuña sprinkles holy water and waves his crucifix, then lays his hand on the sweating, shrieking woman before him. This is not a horror movie. It is a real-life mass at Acuña’s evangelical exorcism school — thought to be one of the first in Latin America.

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Activist Dzamara Abducted, Assaulted Ahead of Anti-Mugabe Demo
His brother was abducted and has never been found: now Zimbabwe activist Patson Dzamara is in hospital after he was allegedly abducted and assaulted hours ahead of a planned demonstration against President Robert Mugabe's government's controversial new bank notes, the #ThisFlag protest movement said Friday.

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Philly begins to look into the dumping of Puerto Rican addicts
The City of Philadelphia has begun scrutinizing Air Bridge, in which Puerto Rican officials dump heroin addicts into dubious drug-recovery houses in Kensington and Frankford. The Inquirer reported on the controversial practice last week. "It's sad because people are in need," Mayor Kenney said. "And these are Americans.

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Comment: Trump’s win shows us that anything can now happen in US politics
You did not need great political insight to know it was so, but just to have been watching upheavals in western democracies. Consider what has happened in the last year alone: Jeremy Corbyn, a man thought to have no chance of becoming Labour leader not only became so but was re-elected comfortably despite the overwhelming opposition of his own MPs.

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Around Town – November 19
Orchids to … • Dennis and Joanne Anness for the gift, from a disabled person. • the Schmitt parent and grandparent who pushed my van out of the pickup line, let me use their phone and tried to fix the problem Thursday, from a grateful grandma. • Justin at the big store deli for helping with my....

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Synagogue in south Ottawa holds solidarity event in wake of racist incidents in the city
The Machzikei Hadas Synagogue in south Ottawa is hosting a solidarity event on Saturday morning in the wake of a handful of racist incidents in the city. A mosque and a church where the pastor is black were spray-painted with racist graffiti this week following three instances of anti-Semitic graffiti in various locations throughout Ottawa.

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The Friday news briefing: An at-a-glance survey of some top stories
Highlights from the news file for Friday, Nov. 18. CALLS FOR FEDS TO DECLARE EMERGENCY DUE TO OPIOIDS: Those on the front-line in Canada’s opioid crisis are calling on the federal government to declare a national public health emergency. Dr. David Juurlink, head of pharmacology and toxicology at....

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