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	What Happened in the Impeachment Inquiry This Week? The New York Times (blog) Representative Elijah Cummings, a powerful Baltimore Democrat who was a key figure in the impeachment investigation of President Trump, died at ... Flag as irrelevant
	Greta Thunberg calls for climate action in Canada's oil heartland Deutsche Welle Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg joined thousands of protesters marching in Alberta, Canada's energy heartland, on Friday as a smaller ... Flag as irrelevant
	Go loco: top 10 autumn city breaks in Europe by train The Guardian With the crowds gone but the cultural scene buzzing, autumn is perfect for a European break. And our pick of destinations in five countries are ... Flag as irrelevant
	From Ferguson to Fort Worth, police reform moves in fits and starts CNN International (CNN) Less than two weeks ago, S. Lee Merritt hailed the murder conviction of a former Dallas police officer who fatally shot her neighbor as a "huge ... Flag as irrelevant
	Today, in fintech marketing FT Alphaville Mundane fintech company: "we really need to get across just how radical and disruptive our product is. We're just not getting the kind of traction we ... Flag as irrelevant
	Currency traders called in early to cover fallout from Brexit vote Financial Times Currency traders in New York and London have been ordered into the office on Sunday to make money from opportunities unleashed by the crunch ... Flag as irrelevant
	Washington Post: Career diplomat testifies he raised concerns about Hunter Biden's Ukraine work ... CNN Washington (CNN) Career diplomat George Kent told congressional investigators earlier this week he had voiced concerns in early 2015 about former ... Flag as irrelevant
	Birds of a green and yellow feather flock together in artistic glory The Guardian Growing up in India to an Indian mother and Anglo-Australian father, the artist Leila Jeffreys found herself drawn to the myriad rainbow-coloured birds. Flag as irrelevant
	Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, holding back tears: 'Not many people have asked if I'm OK' CNN International The clip is a part of the British television channel's documentary, "Harry & Meghan: An African Journey," which will be released in the UK on Sunday. Flag as irrelevant
	In Ann Arbor, the Student Newspaper Is the Only Newspaper The New York Times A high school newspaper in Pittsburg, Kan., forced the resignation of the principal after discovering discrepancies in her résumé. After writing an article ... Flag as irrelevant
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	Clustering & Machine Learning Combination in Sales Prediction Towards Data Science PREDICTION is an essential component to successful inventory management in retail. Identifying and understanding past trends in sales transactions ... Flag as irrelevant
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	Catching Rays in the Desert NASA Earth Observatory Egypt has plenty of oil and gas supplies underground. It also has an abundance of clear skies and sunlight. In 2019, the nation harnessed some of that ... Flag as irrelevant

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	Welcome to one of the most important days in British political history CNN International London (CNN) Welcome to what might be one of the most important days in British political history. Earlier this week, Boris Johnson did the near ... Flag as irrelevant
	Australia's pain self-inflicted in Rugby World Cup loss to England The Guardian Statistically, the Wallabies entered their quarter-final against England at Oita Stadium on Saturday as one of the most dominant attacking teams in the ... Flag as irrelevant
	Europe's largest floating solar plant opens in France EURACTIV The most powerful floating solar PV plant in Europe was inaugurated in southern France on Friday (18 October), marking another milestone in the ... Flag as irrelevant
	What Happens Next in Ecuador TIME The protestors won this week! No, not those protestors. Or those. Or those. But demonstrators in Ecuador did force president Lenin Moreno to ... Flag as irrelevant
	In House Antitrust Hearing, Lawmakers Focus on Harms to Privacy The New York Times But some Republicans expressed concerns that efforts to regulate privacy, including aggressive data protection regulations in Europe, could hurt ... Flag as irrelevant
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	CSS3 in 10 days Dev.to Most of the time, we developers struggle with CSS and take the help of some CSS framework like bootstrap or foundation. Nothing wrong in using ... Flag as irrelevant
	Nuclear remains in South Africa's energy plans World Nuclear News Nuclear remains in South Africa's energy plans. 18 October 2019. Share. The operation of the Koeberg nuclear power plant will be extended by 20 ... Flag as irrelevant

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	Turkey's military operation in Syria: All the latest updates Aljazeera.com In a Twitter post, the Turkish leader said he spoke with US President Donald Trump on the phone and expressed his "satisfaction with the mutual steps ... Flag as irrelevant
	Fifth day of protests in Catalonia, in pictures EL PAÍS in English ... Barcelona on Friday, in the wake of the Supreme Court ruling that jailed nine pro-independence leaders for their role in the 2017 secessionist drive. Flag as irrelevant
	Trump awarded the G7 to his resort in Doral – without telling anyone in Doral The Guardian Yet buried in the ballyhoo of the extraordinary announcement was an even more surprising revelation (or maybe not): nobody had bothered informing ... Flag as irrelevant
	Weapons seized from alleged neo-Nazi leader in Washington state CNN International (CNN) A man who Seattle Police say is the Washington cell leader of a neo-Nazi group isn't allowed to own any guns for one year, according to a ... Flag as irrelevant
	WHO Continues Emergency Status for Ebola Outbreak in Congo The New York Times The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo is still a public health emergency and will be one for at least the next three months, the World ... Flag as irrelevant

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