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China again flies bombers around Taiwan

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Kenya's top prosecutor orders dam disaster investigation

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Hawaii volcano could be building up to big eruption: scientists

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Iran's foreign minister to meet counterpart in Moscow on May 14: RIA

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North Korea tells UN aviation group no more ICBM tests

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Salah calls for final focus after sweeping awards

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Europe isn't US 'vassal,' should trade with Iran: France

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News Quiz: Test Your Knowledge of the Week’s Headlines

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Two ex-Hong Kong lawmakers convicted of unlawful assembly, further sapping dissent movement

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Iran's foreign minister to meet counterpart in Moscow on May 14: RIA

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European shares head for longest winning streak in three years, M&A in focus

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Chinese censorship of Eurovision prompts LGBT community outcry

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Hundreds evacuated in Hong Kong after third WWII bomb found this year

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New Italy PM could be independent figure, top 5-star member says

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Brexit campaign group fined by British elections watchdog for breaking spending rules

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ISF arrests man in Bekaa for transporting drugs to Beirut

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Iran nuclear deal: France condemns US move to re-impose sanctions

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Malaysia's jailed Anwar 'to get pardon'

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Eurovision 2018: Chinese channel barred from airing contest

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Seven people found dead in Western Australia, police say

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Noura Hussein: Sentenced to death in Sudan for killing 'rapist husband'

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Ex-UK PM launches global schools fund

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Massive wave is southern hemisphere record, scientists believe

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Trump-Kim Jong-un summit set for Singapore on 12 June

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Eurovision 2018: Second semi-final sees Russia eliminated

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Origins of amphibian-killing fungus uncovered

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Catalonia's Carles Puigdemont opts out of presidency

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Madrid Open: Rafael Nadal breaks John McEnroe's 34-year-old set record

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Meet Netta, Eurovision 2018's #MeToo voice

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Red tide: Electric blue waves wash California shore

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The bike graveyards of China

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Malaysia election: Why did young voters pick a 92-year-old?

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The feminist squat in Brazil run by women

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The North Korean YouTuber pushing for peace

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Trump welcomes three Americans released by North Korea

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Diego Rivera painting beats Frida Kahlo's record

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Chinese broadcaster censors LGBT symbols at Eurovision

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Iraq elections: Could Iran be the real winner?

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Police called after black Yale student fell asleep in common room

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If Australia can be at Eurovision, why not Canada?

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Why did Walmart buy India's Flipkart?

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Can these seedballs solve Kenya's deforestation crisis?

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Africa's week in pictures: 4 May - 10 May 2018

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What Keeps Xi Jinping Awake at Night

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Philippine Court Removes Chief Justice, a Critic of Duterte

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‘America Is Respected Again,’ Trump Says in Elkhart, Ind., a City Obama Once Championed

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Motherless, but Growing Toward the Light

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Winnipeg Stuns the Predators to Reach Its First Conference Final

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Can a Shiite Cleric Pull Iraq Out of the Sectarian Trap?

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Word + Quiz: languor

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Skyscraper Stunts

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Iran, Theresa May, Bats: Your Friday Briefing

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What’s on TV Friday: ‘Undercover Boss: Celebrity Edition’ and ‘Evil Genius’

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Trump Presses Arab Allies to Do More to Counter Iran

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Review: In ‘The Gentleman Caller,’ a Talky Tennessee Williams

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We Asked College Students How They Navigate Consent. These Are Their Stories.

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Celebrities, Rain and the Red Sox Come On Strong in a Yankees Defeat

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Dustin Johnson Shoots 66, Joining a Crowd in the Players Championship Lead

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Corrections: May 11, 2018

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Chewy, Fruity Candy

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‘RuPaul’s Drag Race’ Season 10, Episode 8: The Generation Slap

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‘Atlanta’ Season Finale Recap: Earn Turns a Corner

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Hiro Murai on the ‘Atlanta’ Finale and ‘This Is America’ Video

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Turkey detains 150 soldiers over alleged Gulen links: Anadolu agency

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Iran says Syria has every right to defend itself against Israel: TV

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Germany says no reason to change export guarantees for Iran trade

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7 found dead with gunshot wounds on west Australia property

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Indonesia evacuates residents, shuts airport after Java volcano erupts

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UN chief asks for halt to 'all hostile acts' in Middle East

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Trump fumes at Homeland Security head over immigration

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Philippine top judge, Duterte's critic, ousted by colleagues

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Trump hails capture of five Daesh commanders

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U.S. slaps sanctions on Iran fund-channeling network

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Aoun: New representation cements stability

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Netanyahu defends airstrikes, says Iran crossed red line

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British support for refugees grows

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Imam killed in South Africa mosque attack

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Scientist kills himself in assisted suicide

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First U.S.-NKorea summit set for June 12 in Singapore

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Each promoted club in top five divisions stay up

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Wenger urges successor to ‘respect’ Arsenal values

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Stoke, West Brom relegated; Swansea set to follow

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Homenetmen edge Riyadi for series lead

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Iran says Syria has every right to defend itself against Israel: TV

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Malaysia's Mahathir says king willing to grant full pardon for Anwar

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Brexit campaign group fined by British elections watchdog for breaking spending rules

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