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U.S.-led coalition confirms French jihadist killed in Syria

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German airport in Duesseldorf reopened after security incident: airport spokeswoman

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Gun Battle Rages in Somali Capital After Shabab Suicide Bombing

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Swastika on a Bathroom Stall: Anti-Semitism Still Plagues Upstate School District

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US-led coalition confirms French militant killed in Syria

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Bin Laden: US offers reward for Osama's son Hamza

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Trump-Kim summit: North Korea says country seeks partial relief

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André Previn dies at the age of 89

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Abhinandan: Pakistan 'to free Indian pilot on Friday'

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Somali militants holed up as battle rages in Mogadishu

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George Pell: Cardinal argues 'irregularity' in sexual abuse conviction

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Benjamin Netanyahu: Israel PM faces corruption charges

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Huawei reaches out to Americans in ad

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Gap to shut shops and hive off Old Navy

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Michael Jackson 'abused us hundreds of times'

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Australia experiences hottest summer on record

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Emotional support pit bull 'mauled girl at Portland airport'

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Life on each side of the Kashmir conflict

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How one teenager is making millions by hacking legally

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'A year ago I couldn't swim': The refugee hoping to be an Olympic star

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Otto Warmbier: Was Kim Jong-un really clueless about US student?

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Trump-Kim summit: US president emerges the 'biggest loser'

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Netanyahu and the allegations of corruption

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Lady Gaga shoots down Bradley Cooper romance rumours

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Family pug seized by town over unpaid debts and sold on eBay

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Life inside the chaos left by the Islamic State group's fall

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Masks come out in Swiss 'valley of monsters'

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Trump Kim talks: What to make of the Hanoi summit collapse?

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Viewpoint: Trump's biggest legal headache might not be Mueller

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Africa's week in pictures: 22-28 February 2019

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Trudeau and Wilson-Raybould: The scandal that could unseat Canada's PM

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On Politics: Trump Ordered Kushner’s Security Clearance

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The Tallest Man I Ever Loved

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Your Food Obsession

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Word + Quiz: pilfer

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What’s on TV Friday: ‘The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind’ and ‘The Widow’

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A Strongman Denies It? Often Good Enough for Trump

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Las principales noticias del viernes

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Mexico Approves 60,000-Strong Security Force. Critics Call It More of the Same.

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For Trump, It’s Just ‘Trust,’ Not ‘Trust, but Verify’

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Disclosing Subpoena for Testimony, Chelsea Manning Vows to Fight

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Quotation of the Day: Sleaze Intrudes Among the Palm Trees

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Review: ‘Superhero,’ a Comic-Book Musical Too Flimsy to Fly

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Knicks Blow 14-Point Fourth-Quarter Lead and Keep East Cellar to Themselves

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James Harden Scores 58, the Most the Heat Have Given Up, in a Rockets Win

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Corrections: March 1, 2019

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French diplomat in Beirut for CEDRE talks

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Afghan forces clash with Taliban to retain control over military base

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Grounded ship leaks 80 tons of oil near Pacific UNESCO site

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Israel's Netanyahu jolted by corruption recommendations

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Death toll in Somalia bombing, clashes rises to 29

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US, North Korea offer dueling accounts of talks breakdown

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Pakistan ready to hand over Indian pilot amid more shelling

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Pompeo assures Philippines of U.S. protection in event of sea conflict

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Federer through to semis, two wins off 100

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Leclerc sets fastest time of F1 preseason tests

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A new month of Francophone culture

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In ‘Fighting With My Family,’ wrestling dreams turn real

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Spanish king’s inflammable statue sparks art fair row

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Religion and ethnicity: How Turkey controls Syria

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Migration myths versus actual economic facts

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Overcoming the ideology of climate inaction

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U.S. economic growth slows in Q4

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U.S. backs push for minimum global tax rate

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Record number of robots put to work in 2018 by U.S. firms

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‘Risk-free’ Ranieri barely lasts three months at Fulham

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Afghan forces clash with Taliban to retain control over military base

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Gun battle rages between Al Shabaab and Somali troops after hotel attack

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Death toll from Al Shabaab suicide car bomb in Somalia rises to 29 - police

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Bangladesh tells U.N. Security Council cannot take more Myanmar refugees

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South Korea to work with U.S. and North Korea after failed nuclear talks

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Measured North Korea media over failed summit signals Kim not about to walk away

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Green economy? Thai party campaigns on marijuana as cash crop

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