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Under laws that took effect Tuesday, anyone caught climbing the fence faces up to three years in jail. Hungarian authorities said arrests had already begun. "We call this as a temporary fence. Obviously it is ... a must decision (rather) than a nice decision," Kovacs said. |
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McKeesport's WEDO-810 has been sold and in December may go full-time on Irwin-licensed low-power FM 92.3. “We decided it would be a good investment to add another station to our cluster (in North Versailles),†Broadcast Communications Inc. owner Robert Stevens said Tuesday. |
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Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump participates in the first Republican presidential debate at the Quicken Loans Arena Thursday, Aug. 6, 2015, in Cleveland. John Minchillo/AP hide caption
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump participates in the first Republican presidential debate at the Quicken Loans Arena Thursday, Aug. |
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Pope Francis is scheduled to visit Cuba and the United States for the first time starting Saturday – a trip that is full of political signals and highly-charged meetings. Expectations are high over the Argentinian pontiff’s visits to both countries. Pope Francis has had plenty of time to prepare the.... |
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She said the event will be particularly poignant as it is something her late father, Bill Keys, had always hoped she would do. Mr Keys was a councillor in Derry during some of the worst years of the Troubles. Margaret said: "It's a little bittersweet because my father passed away very suddenly just over a year ago. |
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'One, two, three, four, five, everybody round the world must think Australia's high': Ray Hadley airs bizarre song mocking Malcolm Turnbull to the tune of 90s hit Mambo No. 5 2GB broadcaster Ray Hadley broadcast the song on Wednesday morning; The lyrics of the Lou Bega classic were changed substantially 'He had a bit of Mal Brough in his life. |
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PARIS – When Islamic State extremists lost control of a key crossroads town in northern Syria in June, some militants shed their jihadi garb and blended in with the flood of Syrians fleeing across the Turkish border. Since then, the exodus of Syrians and Iraqis toward Europe has surged — and.... |
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PARIS – When Islamic State extremists lost control of a key crossroads town in northern Syria in June, some militants shed their jihadi garb and blended in with the flood of Syrians fleeing across the Turkish border. Since then, the exodus of Syrians and Iraqis toward Europe has surged — and.... |
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When Islamic State extremists lost control of a key crossroads town in northern Syria in June, some militants shed their jihadi garb and blended in with the flood of Syrians fleeing across the Turkish border. Since then, the exodus of Syrians and Iraqis toward Europe has surged — and Europeans.... |
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PARIS — When Islamic State extremists lost control of a key crossroads town in northern Syria in June, some militants shed their jihadi garb and blended in with the flood of Syrians fleeing across the Turkish border. Since then, the exodus of Syrians and Iraqis toward Europe has surged — and.... |
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Under laws that took effect Tuesday, anyone caught climbing the fence faces up to three years in jail. Hungarian authorities said arrests had already begun. "We call this as a temporary fence. Obviously it is ... a must decision (rather) than a nice decision," Kovacs said. |
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