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latimes.com berichtet: GALAXY at MONTREAL IMPACT When: Saturday, 5 p m PDT Where: Saputo Stadium . Up next for the Galaxy: Saturday at Montreal. On the air: TV: TWC, TWC Deportes Radio: 1330 (Spanish). Records: Galaxy 5-1-5, Montreal 4-4-4. Record vs. Montreal: First meeting in 2016; 1-0-3 lifetime. |
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Posted on: 03 May 2016 The Chief Imam of Detroit Islamic Center has called on Gambians to “invest their energy, time and resources in liberating their country from tyranny.” In his weekly Mandinka sermon on Kairo Radio , Imam Momodou Ceesay said it was about time that Gambians defended themselves.... |
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The billionaire businessman passed the golden number of delegates (1238), and is now neck and neck with democrat Hillary Clinton in the national polls in the race for the White House.
Trump's rise to political relevance, which now puts him just one step away from the leader of the free world, has.... |
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STR Leftist rebels free Spanish journalist held in Colombia. Salud Hernandez-Mora, correspondent in Colombia for Spain's El Mundo and columnist for the Bogota daily El Tiempo, speaks on the phone after being freed by leftist rebels in Ocana, northeastern Colombia, Friday, May 27, 2016. |
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This undated photo, courtesy of El Tiempo newspaper, shows Salud Hernandez-Mora, correspondent in Colombia for Spain's El Mundo and columnist for the Bogota daily El Tiempo, working in an unknown location in Colombia. Security forces are searching for Hernandez-Mora, who was last seen on Saturday,.... |
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Tunde Ajaja. In yet another case of child marriage, the police in Lagos have arrested a 37-year-old man, Michael Ugwu, for taking a 12-year-old orphan, identified simply as Nneka (not real name) as a wife. She was given out in marriage by her grandfather, identified as Abada, a native doctor in Enugu State. |
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HONS Catholic priest says Colombia rebels free Spanish journalist. This undated photo, courtesy of El Tiempo newspaper, shows Salud Hernandez-Mora, correspondent in Colombia for Spain's El Mundo and columnist for the Bogota daily El Tiempo, working in an unknown location in Colombia. |
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BOGOTA, Colombia — BOGOTA, Colombia (AP) ��� Leftist rebels have freed a Spanish journalist who went missing in a lawless region of Colombia, ending a weeklong saga that recalled some of the most-volatile days of a long-running conflict that many in the country had thought were behind it. |
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Leftist rebels have freed a Spanish journalist who went missing in a lawless region of Colombia, ending a weeklong saga that recalled some of the most-volatile days of a long-running conflict that many in the country had thought were behind it. "Thank you to everyone who prayed for me," Salud.... |
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BOGOTA – Leftist rebels have freed a Spanish journalist who went missing in a lawless region of Colombia, ending a weeklong saga that recalled some of the most-volatile days of a long-running conflict that many in the country had thought were behind it. |
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Burdena “Birdie” Pasenelli, 71, a former Seattle police officer who rose to an unprecedented rank for a woman in the FBI, including appointments as the bureau’s first female assistant director and first woman special agent in charge of a bureau office, died Tuesday in Arizona after a brief illness. |
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