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	Pipelines have a place in clean energy Financial Times Yet the Atlantic Coast Pipeline experience shows that the US will struggle to develop the necessary gas pipeline. In that case, the real losers will not be " ... Flag as irrelevant
	Poland's Duda holds slim lead in presidential election, exit poll suggests BBC News He said the turnout was nearly 70%, which, if confirmed by election officials, would be a record high for a presidential election in the country. A win for Mr ... Flag as irrelevant
	COVID-19: Surge in new coronavirus cases in Eastern Europe prompts new restrictions Euronews Countries in Eastern Europe are facing rising waves of coronavirus infections, leading to riots in Serbia, mandatory face masks in Croatia and travel ... Flag as irrelevant
	In Depth: CATL loses EV battery crown as foreign players muscle in Nikkei Asian Review Founded in 2011, CATL grew into an electric-car battery giant largely by piggybacking on government policies, including a de facto ban on foreign ... Flag as irrelevant
	Could This City Hold the Key to the Future of Policing in America? The New York Times The Camden Police Department's efforts to reduce its use of force have made it one of the most compelling turnaround stories in U.S. law enforcement. Flag as irrelevant
	New stars found in the Milky Way were born outside of it CNN This new star cluster has been named Nyx, for the Greek goddess of the night. They are within the vicinity of our sun's location in the galaxy and extend ... Flag as irrelevant
	2 Police Officers Are Shot and Killed in McAllen, Texas The New York Times Two police officers were fatally shot on Saturday by a man who later killed himself after they responded to a domestic disturbance call in McAllen, ... Flag as irrelevant
	Changes in criminal law as Sudan annuls apostasy death sentence Aljazeera.com Changes in criminal law, including outlawing FGM, are being made to achieve equality, Sudan's justice minister says. 16 hours ago. whatsapp. Flag as irrelevant
	Ubisoft's "most powerful creative force" resigns in wake of sweeping allegations Ars Technica Ubisoft's "most powerful creative force" resigns in wake of sweeping allegations. CCO Serge Hascoet is out. So are the global head of HR, head of ... Flag as irrelevant

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