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	in As-it-happens update ⋅ 2 March 2018
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	China could target US soybeans in a trade dispute, but Beijing is holding off for now CNBC China's Ministry of Commerce said in early February it was investigating whether to limit imports of U.S. sorghum, a cereal grain used to feed livestock, in response to previous tariffs from the White House on solar panels and washing machines — also a move that targeted countries other than China. Flag as irrelevant
	Too many families are going hungry in Britain The Guardian Likewise, children from poorer families, for whom Feeding Birkenhead provides free dinners during the school holidays, are in some cases going without food in the morning as there is nothing to eat at home. They arrive hungry. Meanwhile, several of the town's schools report that during term time a ... Flag as irrelevant
	Eastern Ghouta bombardment: 674 Syria civilians killed in 13 days Aljazeera.com As many as 674 civilians have been killed in nearly two weeks by the continuous air attacks on the Damascus suburb of Eastern Ghouta, a Syrian volunteer group has said. The Syrian Civil Defense, also known as The White Helmets, said on Friday that more than 670 people have been killed since the ... Flag as irrelevant
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	Critical Reviews in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Taylor & Francis Online Volume 53, 2018 Vol 52, 2017 Vol 51, 2016 Vol 50, 2015 Vol 49, 2014 Vol 48, 2013 Vol 47, 2012 Vol 46, 2011 Vol 45, 2010 Vol 44, 2009 Vol 43, 2008 Vol 42, 2007 Vol 41, 2006 Vol 40, 2005 Vol 39, 2004 Vol 38, 2003 Vol 37, 2002 Vol 36, 2001 Vol 35, 2000 Vol 34, 1999 Vol 33, 1998 Vol 32, 1997 Vol ... Flag as irrelevant
	So, Uh, Are These Aliens In The Milwaukee Sky? Digg The hosts of Fox 6 Milwaukee's early morning show caught this weird phenomenon during their show, and were at a loss for what it might be. Another reporter suggested it was a flock of seagulls, but... those don't really look like seagulls? Flag as irrelevant
	'Catholics for Dreamers': a painful exercise in 1960s nostalgia Catholic Herald The protesters seemed more intent on play-acting as radicals than changing minds. This week's "Catholics for Dreamers" rally in Washington DC was excruciatingly painful to watch. Granted, I watched Tuesday's events unfold from my smartphone on a train from New York to Boston. But, judging by the ... Flag as irrelevant

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