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Roy Moore is defeated in Alabama's Senate election INITIALLY the mood at Doug Jones's election-night party was genial but uneasy. Guests knew Mr Jones was closer to winning one of Alabama's Senate seats than any Democrat in a quarter-century; they also knew that Mr Trump won the state by 28 points, and the last two Republican Senate candidates ...
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| Commonwealth Bank admits to failures in money-laundering case The bank's response includes an admission that it was late in filing more than 53,500 reports of transactions of $10,000 or more through its deposit-taking ATMs between 2012 and 2015. CBA said those reports were late due to one systems-related error, and will argue those contraventions should be ...
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| Anglo-Saxon Graves Show Older Women Were Not Respected In Death Grave 95 at Mill Hill, Deal, Kent. This woman was the oldest burial in the cemetery and received a modest burial – a very plain brooch as illustrated, in a cemetery where women were buried with up to six brooches, many of silver, with garnets and highly decorative, as well as some beads, a knife and ...
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| Greece's rejected asylum seekers stuck in limbo Mytilene, Lesbos Island, Greece - When Armine Nenareh's first asylum application was rejected by Greek authorities three months ago, he was overwhelmed with fear of being sent back to Iran. Living in a squatted office belonging to Syriza, Greece's ruling left-wing party, in Mytilene, the 30-year-old ...
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