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With only a week to the expiry of her mandate, Central African Republic interim President Catherine Samba-Panza faces the difficult task of organising elections in a nation torn apart by sectarian violence. The country was expected to go into a general election on October 18, but the myriad.... |
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In the front row is a man whose youthful face is at once familiar to thousands of Milwaukee television viewers. But here he is part of a flock as he absorbs the joy of the music and raises his hands in praise, stretching out his 6-foot-7 frame. This is the world of Tom Murray, the former WTMJ-TV.... |
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LEWIS Hamilton, after an already superlative season with a dominant Mercedes from which he has extracted the absolute maximum, put one hand on his third Formula One world championship title with a win here in Russia, where his team-mate and title rival Nico Rosberg failed to finish after a mechanical failure. |
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11 a.m. to 12 p.m. 1. Transpacific Communication, Casa De Isa, Pacific Plaza to Gun Beach, Guam Plaza Hotel, Tarza Water Park to PIA Resort; 2. Along Route17, Chalan J. Kindo, Vicente Borja Drive, Felix Dydasco, Henry Simpson area to bus shelter by Bishop A.S. Apuron Street; 3. |
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Vermont Sen. President Pro Tempore John Campbell, a Democrat who recently led a gun-control bill in the Legislature, applauded Sanders’ statement. “I think that this is an issue he’s passionate about, but there has not been those forums that he has been able to express these feelings,” Campbell said. |
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The federal government's "Freedom Commissioner", Tim Wilson has backed the decision to grant Dutch anti-Islam MP Geert Wilders a visa to visit Australia. But Treasurer Scott Morrison says the controversial MP - like anyone who visits Australia - should not "import the debates from overseas" and should treat all Australians with respect. |
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The federal government's "Freedom Commissioner", Tim Wilson has backed the decision to grant Dutch anti-Islam MP Geert Wilders a visa to visit Australia. But Treasurer Scott Morrison says the controversial MP - like anyone who visits Australia - should not "import the debates from overseas" and should treat all Australians with respect. |
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EVENTS, birthdays, anniversaries. 1492: Christopher Columbus sighted his first land in discovering the New World, calling it San Salvador. He was convinced that the island was part of Japan. 1609: Three Blind Mice was published in London, believed to be the earliest printed secular song.
1822: Brazil became independent of Portugal. |
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When Tony Abbott last sat on the backbench, Paul Keating was prime minister, the Sydney Bulldogs were Australian rugby league premiers, and Coolio's Gangsta's Paradise was number one on the ARIA charts. The year was 1995, and this week Mr Abbott is expected to return to a seat on the backbench after.... |
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Labour MP Helen Goodman has been told to apologise after making a "bizarre" public criticism of health secretary Jeremy Hunt's wife. The MP for Bishop Auckland tweeted on Sunday evening: "If China is so great, why did @Jeremy_Hunt 's wife come to England?"
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Organized religion this summer ranked fourth among 15 American institutions in the degree of public confidence it inspired – ahead of the presidency, the US Supreme Court, and medicine, behind small business, the military, and (perhaps surprisingly) police. The company’s data also suggest that the secularization trend may have slowed if not halted. |
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