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	in As-it-happens update ⋅ 13 November 2019
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	Evo Morales lands in Mexico after fleeing Bolivia Deutsche Welle Evo Morales landed on Tuesday in Mexico City, following the Mexican Foreign Ministry granting an asylum request from the former Bolivian president ... Flag as irrelevant
	PalmPay launches in Nigeria on $40M round led by China's Transsion TechCrunch Africa-focused payment startup PalmPay has launched in Nigeria after raising a $40 million seed-round led by Chinese mobile-phone maker ... Flag as irrelevant
	Two people diagnosed with pneumonic plague in China The Guardian Two people in China have been diagnosed with plague, the latest cases of a disease more commonly associated with historical catastrophe. Plague is ... Flag as irrelevant
	A look inside Starbucks' newest Reserve Roastery in Chicago CNBC Chicago's "Magnificent Mile" will soon have another attraction. The largest-ever Starbucks, housed inside Crate & Barrel's former flagship location on ... Flag as irrelevant
	Apple CEO Tim Cook and President Trump to tour Apple operations in Texas together, sources say CNBC U.S. President Donald Trump and Apple CEO Tim Cook are expected to tour facilities in Texas where Apple products are made as soon as next week ... Flag as irrelevant
	Review: Playwright Exposes Himself in 'Black Exhibition' The New York Times Why would a charismatic young playwright, with a critical hit playing to 800 people a night in Midtown, debut a new work, in which he also stars, at a ... Flag as irrelevant
	For NK Jemisin, World-Building Is a Lesson in Oppression WIRED The worlds of the fantasy writer N. K. Jemisin are as imaginative as they are intimate. In her Inheritance trilogy, the gods are real and walk the streets. Flag as irrelevant
	Apple's Mac Pro ships in December with maximum 8TB of storage TechCrunch In addition to the previously announced specs, Apple also noted that it would be able to be ordered with up to an 8TB SSD. Apple's Pro Workflow ... Flag as irrelevant
	Local party official shot dead by soldier in Lebanon protests The Guardian A local political party official has been shot dead by a soldier in southern Beirut, becoming the first casualty of Lebanon's nearly month-long protest ... Flag as irrelevant
	Voters Narrowly Reject Affirmative Action in Washington State. What's Next? The New York Times SEATTLE — Opponents of affirmative action have defeated a measure in Washington State that would have restored the use of that diversity practice ... Flag as irrelevant

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