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	Hurricane Matthew: Scenes of destruction in Haiti Aljazeera.com Hurricane Matthew has left a trail of devastation in the Caribbean, particularly in Haiti, where thousands of homes have been flattened and at least 22 ... Flag as irrelevant
	On the trail of Indian labourers in Cuba Aljazeera.com In March 2014, the Cuban government removed a major barrier to hiring foreign workers when it passed a new foreign investment law allowing ... Flag as irrelevant
	Salesforce CEO talks Twitter speculation: 'It's in our interest to look at everything' CNBC But in the scheme of things, if you look back at my track record as a CEO, I think you'll find that while I look at a lot of things, I actually pass on most.". Flag as irrelevant
	Average Americans have a lot at stake in the stock market CNBC Thus, this exposure and increase in households' equity allocation is likely the result of the market's outperformance over other asset classes such as ... Flag as irrelevant
	Who will win the Nobel Peace Prize in 2016? Telegraph.co.uk The prize winner has been notoriously difficult to predict in previous years, with the committee often bestowing the honour on unexpected candidates. Flag as irrelevant
	Cramer Remix: What the pop in Wells Fargo means for the market CNBC Cybersecurity has landed as a top technical concern, especially in light of the massive hack at Yahoo. However, Cramer noted that it is also a ... Flag as irrelevant
	Fugitive mafia boss found hiding in secret room in his own house The Guardian Italian police have arrested a top mafia boss who escaped from a hospital in 2011, finding him in a hideout built between the bathroom and his son's ... Flag as irrelevant
	Looming megadroughts in western US would make current drought look minor The Guardian The harsh drought currently gripping California may appear trivial in the future as new research shows that the south-west US faces the looming threat ... Flag as irrelevant
	Thailand Is Marking the Darkest Day in Its Living Memory TIME Decades later, no one has been held accountable for the atrocity, and the country's current junta — which assumed power in a coup in 2014 — has ... Flag as irrelevant
	Thousands Flee Fighting in Northern Afghanistan Wall Street Journal KABUL—The United Nations warned Thursday of a humanitarian crisis in the northern Afghan city of Kunduz, where it said fighting between the ... Flag as irrelevant

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