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	John Bolton says he knew in advance Huawei executive would be arrested The Guardian The US national security adviser, John Bolton, has said he knew in advance that a top Chinese telecoms executive would be arrested in Canada to ... China-US feud threatens Canada as Huawei executive due in court - The Guardian Huawei arrest of Meng Wangzhou: A 'hostage' in a new US-China tech war - BBC News Anger in China over arrest of Huawei's Meng Wanzhou in Canada - Aljazeera.com Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	Ice loss in Greenland is Accelerating Universe Today The study shows that throughout the 90s there were only modest changes to the ice thickness. But in the mid 2,000s, that rate of change sped up, and ... Flag as irrelevant
	'Like a horror film': The efforts to contain Ebola in a war zone Washington Post NAIROBI — The medical anthropologist was in the shower when she heard the first pops of gunfire. Initially, she thought it might be the action movie ... Flag as irrelevant
	Pete Shelley on making Buzzcocks' masterpiece Ever Fallen in Love The Guardian In a final, previously unpublished Guardian interview, the late Buzzcocks frontman and sleeve designer Malcolm Garrett dissect punk's anthem to ... In pictures: Buzzcocks' Pete Shelley - BBC News Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	The rocket tower being built in tropical jungle BBC News To get the best view of the vast European spaceport at Kourou in French Guiana, you have to climb a steep hill through tropical jungle. It's a strenuous ... Flag as irrelevant
	Job market is strong and hiring robust, in contrast to market fears CNBC November's jobs report Friday should show a strong pace of hiring in a solid underlying economy, a stark contrast to some of the worst fears in ... Flag as irrelevant
	Job growth falls short of expectations in November: 155000 payrolls created vs 198000 estimate CNBC Job growth slowed in November amid fears that economic growth is losing steam. Nonfarm payrolls increased by 155,000 for the month while the ... Flag as irrelevant
	Why investors in emerging-market bonds are so attuned to political risk The Economist But if you invest in emerging-market government bonds, Mr Guedes is the sort of person you might want as economy minister, the post he will take up ... Flag as irrelevant
	Nearly 130 public libraries closed across Britain in the last year The Guardian Almost 130 public libraries have closed in the last year in Britain while an extra 3,000 volunteers have been brought in to run remaining services, ... Flag as irrelevant
	The art thriving in the most heavily bombed country in history The Guardian In 2012 he started taking photographs, interviewing people and researching the damage done by the unexploded ordinances that have killed or ... Flag as irrelevant

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