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	What is the coronavirus situation in Germany in September 2020? The Local Germany In March and April around 6,000 daily cases were being reported. Since the start of the pandemic around 265,857 people have contracted coronavirus ... Flag as irrelevant
	These 120000-year-old footprints offer early evidence for humans in Arabia Science Magazine One day about 120,000 years ago, a few humans wandered along the shore of an ancient lake in what is now the Nefud desert in Saudi Arabia. Flag as irrelevant
	Novichok traces found on water bottle in Alexei Navalny's hotel room, his colleagues say Euronews Colleagues of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny say that a bottle of water with a trace of the Novichok nerve agent was found in his hotel room ... Flag as irrelevant
	This Week in Science Science Magazine Modern horses in Anatolia, such as this wild herd, are descended from ancestors introduced from outside the region. PHOTO: GUIMARAES ET AL., SCI. Flag as irrelevant
	Coronavirus: Football team loses 37-0 in socially distanced match BBC News Ripdorf fielded the minimum number of players on Sunday because their opponents SV Holdenstedt II came into contact in a previous game with ... Flag as irrelevant
	LIVE UPDATES: Tracking the coronavirus in New Jersey NJ Spotlight 100 in critical or intensive care; 38 ventilators in use. For more information, visit covid19.nj.gov. September 15. New Cases: ... Flag as irrelevant
	Magical Adventures in the Forbidden City review – steampunk fantasy hints at allegory The Guardian Magical Adventures in the Forbidden City review – steampunk fantasy hints at allegory. Entrancing effects, but dubbed-sounding voices and wooden ... Flag as irrelevant
	Ethiopia's democratic transition is in peril The Economist Ethnic tensions and state violence. Ethiopia's democratic transition is in peril. Abiy Ahmed has so far delivered neither democracy nor peace. Middle ... Flag as irrelevant
	In a Fitting Tribute, the Fed Cup Is Renamed After Billie Jean King The New York Times The event began in 1963 after decades of lobbying and was intended to be the equivalent for women of the Davis Cup, the men's team event that ... Flag as irrelevant

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