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	Lebanon's Hariri arrives in Paris as Macron plays mediator CNBC Saad al-Hariri, who resigned as Lebanon's prime minister this month while in Saudi Arabia, arrived in Paris on Saturday as part of French mediation ... Coming to grips with the fear of war in Lebanon - Aljazeera.com Saad Hariri, Lebanon PM, to return to Beirut 'in coming days' - BBC News Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	Giant airship comes loose in UK The Guardian Giant airship comes loose in UK ... longest aircraft has come loose from its moorings in Bedfordshire less than 24 hours after a successful test flight. Flag as irrelevant

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	Drinking Alone Leads to Divorce—In Rodents National Geographic The team found that males who drank alone spent less time with their original partners than the other males spent with their original partners. When partners drank together, or both abstained, they were more likely to hang out with each other. (See National Geographic's pictures of animals in love.) ... Flag as irrelevant
	Who wins and loses in Trump's tax plan? The Guardian Over the Thanksgiving break Congress will have time to start digesting Donald Trump's plans to implement the largest tax overhaul in a generation. It already has Trump's critics – and several leading Republicans – reaching for the Tums. According to the president, the tax plans had some simple aims: to ... Flag as irrelevant
	Easter Island candidate puts self-rule on ballot in Chile election The Guardian Sunday's general election is unlikely to throw up major shocks, with centre-right candidate Sebastián Piñera expected to return to the presidency he held from 2010 to 2014, but Rapu will make history as the first Easter Island woman to run for a seat in the house of representative. And whether or not she ... Flag as irrelevant
	If Unleashed in the Wild, Gene Drives Could Create a "Highly Invasive Species," Researchers Say MIT Technology Review As we've reported in the past, the technique can be used to easily insert fertility-reducing genes into the DNA of disease-carrying insects or invasive species (such as the humble starling in the U.S., were we so inclined) to systematically wipe them out. Applied to mosquitoes, it could fight malaria and Zika ... Flag as irrelevant
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	The week in wildlife – in pictures The Guardian The week in wildlife – in pictures ... Chinese paramilitary policemen measure a stranded humpback whale on a beach in Qidong, Jiangsu province. Photograph: China Stringer ... Rescuers try to push a sperm whale back into the sea – one of nine stranded on Ujong Kareung beach, in Aceh, Indonesia. Flag as irrelevant
	Highs and lows of the Bonn climate talks – in pictures The Guardian At the second week of the conference, German chancellor Angela Merkel, the UN secretary general, Emmanuel Macron, prime minister of Fiji Frank Bainimarama and others urged the world's leaders to use the last days of the talks to succeed in their negotiations, saying: "Climate change is an issue ... Flag as irrelevant
	Bill Clinton continues to be an honored guest even in the #MeToo era. Should he be? Vox Earlier this week, former president Bill Clinton walked onstage at the National Book Awards to a lengthy standing ovation. In a warm, charming speech, with frequent pauses for approving applause, Clinton spoke of the importance of books, and how we as a nation need to ensure that every child has ... Flag as irrelevant
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	Here US Department of State The Office of Website Management, Bureau of Public Affairs, manages this site as a portal for information from the U.S. State Department.External links to other Internet sites should not be construed as an endorsement of the views or privacy policies contained therein.Note: documents in Portable ... Flag as irrelevant

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	Foot Locker shares surge the most in 40 years after earnings beat CNBC Shares of Foot Locker spiked 28 percent Friday after the shoe retailer posted stronger-than-expected earnings, the best performance for the shares since 1977. CEO Richard Johnson said the company has made "solid progress" on its digital e-commerce platform, its mobile app development and its new ... Flag as irrelevant
	Life in the shadow of Grenfell: the tower next door The Guardian Joe Walsh looks out the window of his flat on the 14th floor of Whitstable House in west London. He can see his whole life in front of him: to the north, Aldermaston Street, where he spent his earliest years, until his parents' house was demolished to make room for the Westway dual carriageway; to the ... Flag as irrelevant
	Tens of thousands gather in Harare for anti-Mugabe rally Financial Times Pressure intensified on Robert Mugabe to resign as president of Zimbabwe on Saturday as tens of thousands of Zimbabweans flooded the streets of Harare for a mass rally calling for an end to his 37-year rule. The armed forces now in control of the country said it backed the mass demonstration, which ... Robert Mugabe attends graduation in cap and gown, in first appearance since Zimbabwe's military ... - Telegraph.co.uk Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	UN agencies rush in medical supplies for thousands wounded in Iran-Iraq earthquake UN News Centre Families in Kani Bardina village, Sulaymaniyah governorate, receive health check-ups and assistance from IOM Iraq Mobile Medical team, following an earthquake on the evening 12 November. Photo: UN Migration Agency (IOM) ... Flag as irrelevant
	Two teenagers guilty of stabbing music producer to death in London The Guardian Two 18-year-old men are facing life imprisonment for murdering a young music producer who became caught up in a gang feud played out in YouTube videos featuring the DJ Tim Westwood. Dean Pascal-Modeste, 21, known as Floss, was an innocent victim of the dispute between the B Side gang and ... Flag as irrelevant
	EA is scrapping a controversial money-making feature in new 'Star Wars' game after backlash CNBC EA has temporarily scrapped a controversial money-making feature in its "Star Wars Battlefront II" video game which was released on Friday, following backlash from fans online. The controversy centered around in-game purchases that allow players to save time by spending real money to make key ... Flag as irrelevant
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	Resting in the Open Nature of Life Zen Habits And so many more examples, I can't even list them all. Underneath most things we do is a feeling that we should be doing more, that we should be doing things differently, that we don't want to be doing what we should be doing, that we're failing in small ways. It's stress, worry, anxiety, frustration, ... Flag as irrelevant

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