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President Juan Manuel Santos is moving quickly on two fronts to save a peace deal narrowly rejected by Colombian voters, holding talks in Cuba with leftist rebels while inviting his chief opponent for a rare face-to-face meeting. Government officials led by chief negotiator Humberto de la Calle met.... |
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"To save power, he would get the men in under the cows milking and then turn off the electric light until they were finished about eight minutes later. He would then briefly turn on the light for them to strain the milk, and turn it off again between each cow milking. |
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Updated: 8:30 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 4, 2016 | Posted: 9:12 a.m. Tuesday, Oct. 4, 2016.
VP debate starts at 9: How to watch, tell us what you think
By Laura A. Bischoff Tonight voters will get an upfront look at the candidates for vice president during their first and only debate.
Indiana Gov. Mike Pence and Virginia Sen. |
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Our vantage point. We’re covering tonight’s debate from a slightly unorthodox vantage point - a special screening event hosted by FleishmanHillard-Fishburn at Conservative Party Conference. We’re joined by a small, but dedicated gaggle of Tory activists with an interest in US Politics, and we’re being served an array of doughnuts and muffins. |
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VATICAN CITY Pope Francis has made a surprise visit to the site of the devastating August earthquake in central Italy, praying silently alone amid the rubble in the hardest-hit part of the devastated town of Amatrice. The Vatican announced the pope’s visit to the quake zone in central Italy shortly.... |
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Image copyright RAS/Dorrie Giles Image caption Annie Maunder: A pioneer of solar astronomy. On the far side of the Moon lies the Maunder crater, named after two British astronomers - Annie and Walter Maunder. Annie worked alongside her husband at the turn of the 19th Century, recording the dark spots that pepper the Sun. |
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Job before politics: Kaine practiced law, focusing on civil rights cases. Pence, who also has a law degree, was a radio talk-show host and head of a conservative think tank. Childhood job: As a teenager, Kaine would pitch in with his brothers to get orders out for their father at the iron working shop he ran in Kansas City. |
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Tafadzwa Zimoyo Arts Reporter. All is set for the Zimpraise international gospel and music summer festival which runs from tomorrow till Saturday at Harare Gardens.The festival is in three parts involving fashion night, praise and worship workshop and “Heal Zimbabwe” concert and prayer night that.... |
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INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.-- Between IMPD and struggling neighborhoods in the city there is sometimes a "no man’s land" where a mediator is needed to translate the messages from both sides to the other. On the east side of Indianapolis, on that middle ground, stands the clergy which is literally working the streets every day to keep the peace. |
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WASHINGTON (WUSA9) - Three weeks after Terrence Sterling was shot dead by a DC police officer, there are calls change the way police officers are trained. Terrence sterling's friend, Black Live Matter DC and a local pastor met with members of the DC Police Union today pushing for intensified.... |
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