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Pope Francis met gay couple at Vatican embassy in US During their meeting, they caught up on each other's lives and Pope Francis asked him about his business, a catering company in Washington.
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Paris's first attempt at car-free day brings big drop in air and noise pollution In March, a spike in air contaminants briefly turned Paris into the world's most polluted city. The noxious smog was so dense it almost obscured the ...
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Microsoft gobbles Intel's Havok 3D physics unit in cloud gaming play "Havok is an amazing technology supplier in the games industry and the leading real-time physics creator," Microsoft said in a blog post announcing ...
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New Zealand need more balance in Rugby World Cup, says Conrad Smith Too slow against Namibia and too fast against Georgia, New Zealand are finding it hard to attain the right balance in their game, according to the ...
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Cameron Adds to Criticism of Russian Airstrikes in Syria U.K. Prime Minister David Cameron added his voice on Saturday to criticism of Russia's military action in Syria, as Russian warplanes continued to ...
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Fate of cargo ship caught in Hurricane Joaquin unknown Fedor said there were 20- to 30-foot waves in the area, and that heavy winds could have destroyed the ship's communications equipment. The ship ...
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