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In the past, there have been indications that so and so wanted to release a single or an album, hence his/her people spread the fake news that the artiste had died. It is said such death rumours are started to raise an artiste’s stacks. At times, such rumours are started by other people without the.... |
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We can spend years talking about food and Scarborough and we won't be bored. Today's place is a back pocket favourite. It's a place I've been visiting since it opened exactly seven years ago by a gentleman named Christopher Taylor, who is originally from Jamaica and came here when he was 13-years-old and had aspirations of becoming a chef. |
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St Paul’s Cathedral and Durham Cathedral are to benefit from the government's latest round of coronavirus funding. St Paul’s, which usually relies on visitors for 90% of its annual income, will be given 2,125,000, while Durham Cathedral will receive 1,935,000. |
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US Election 2020 Results LATEST Updates: The Guardian quoted analysis from the S&P Global firm shows a pattern and differing priorities in the way the Donald Trump and the Joe Biden campaigns spent money on ads. "The Biden campaign outspent Trump on traditional broadcast TV ads by $249.9m to $174.6m. |
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USA-ELECTION/DISINFORMATION-SPANISH (PIX):Spanish-language misinformation dogged Democrats in U.S. election |
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The head of the HSE says Covid-19 restrictions are working as there's further improvements in the numbers of people in hospital with the virus. Paul Reid says there are 279 patients with the virus in hospitals nationwide, with 37 in ICU. It comes as the;
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November 7, 2020. By Christopher Bing, Elizabeth Culliford and Paresh Dave. (Reuters) – Spanish-language misinformation flourished online in the days surrounding the U.S. election, even as social media companies moved to stem falsehoods that could affect the vote or spark violence. |
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Spanish-language misinformation flourished online in the days surrounding the US election, even as social media companies moved to stem falsehoods that could affect the vote or spark violence. Spanish-language social media posts from online celebrities, radio commentators and others have repeatedly.... |
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Spanish-language social media posts from online celebrities, radio commentators and others have repeatedly questioned the reliability of mail-in voting and falsely described presidential candidate Joe Biden as a socialist, according to Spanish-language disinformation experts and posts seen by Reuters. |
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Spanish-language misinformation flourished online in the days surrounding the U.S. election, even as social media companies moved to stem falsehoods that could affect the vote or spark violence. |
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By Christopher Bing, Elizabeth Culliford and Paresh Dave. (Reuters) - Spanish-language misinformation flourished online in the days surrounding the U.S. election, even as social media companies moved to stem falsehoods that could affect the vote or spark violence. |
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