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	In first Trump-Merkel meeting, awkward body language and a quip Reuters Trump and Merkel shook hands when she arrived at the White House but did not do so in the Oval Office where she frequently leaned towards him ... Flag as irrelevant
	Week in Review, March 18 Financial Times Week in Review, March 18 ... for the first time its US subsidiary Westinghouse could file for bankruptcy protection, writes Kana Inagaki in Tokyo. © AFP. Flag as irrelevant

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	Moderate Exercise and Oxygen Consumption in Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy The JAMA Network This randomized clinical trial assesses whether moderate-intensity exercise training, compared with usual activity, improves exercise capacity in ... Flag as irrelevant

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	Peace Arrangement in Syrian Town Could Be Post-IS Model Voice of America Joseph Dunford, left, and Russia's Chief of Staff Gen. Valery Gerasimov attend a meeting in the Mediterranean coastal city of Antalya, Turkey, March 7, ... Flag as irrelevant
	May trumps Merkel in relationship with US president The Guardian Trump, aside from a slight raise of the eyebrows and a shuffle in his seat, completely ignored Merkel, who looked bemused by the snub. Flag as irrelevant
	Tatton's got news for George Osborne about that new job in London The Guardian George Osborne: some residents in his Tatton constituency wonder if he will be able to commit enough time to them. Photograph: Jonathan Brady/PA. Flag as irrelevant
	Israel intercepts missile fired at its air force in Syria Reuters Israel intercepts missile fired at its air force in Syria ... Rocket sirens had sounded in the early morning in Israeli settlements in the Jordan Valley in the ... Flag as irrelevant

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	Google vows to change ad policy after boycotts in UK CNET Some advertising customers in the UK have pulled ads from Google-owned YouTube after some of them reportedly appeared alongside inappropriate ... Flag as irrelevant
	CO2 emissions stay same for third year in row – despite global economy growing The Guardian Carbon dioxide emissions from energy have not increased for three years in a row even as the global economy grew, the International Energy Agency ... Flag as irrelevant
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	In Cold Blood MSN.com In a never-published manuscript, Richard Hickock, one of the killers depicted in Truman Capote's 'In Cold Blood,' tells his story about the 1959 murder ... Flag as irrelevant

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	Netanyahu: Strikes in Syria targeted Hezbollah arms Aljazeera.com Israeli warplanes struck several targets in Syria early on Friday, prompting retaliatory missile launches, in one of the most serious incidents between ... Flag as irrelevant
	How Ireland is reinventing itself as the best small progressive country in the world New Statesman At the beginning of March, the Irish government formally recognised Travellers as "a distinct ethnic group within the Irish nation". Cheers broke out in ... Flag as irrelevant
	Access to drinking water around the world – in five infographics The Guardian But in 2015, 663 million people – one in 10 – still drank water from unprotected sources. Huge inequalities persist between and within countries; ... Flag as irrelevant
	Nicola Sturgeon blinks first in battle with Theresa May over independence referendum timing Telegraph.co.uk The First Minister will use key keynote speech to the SNP conference in Aberdeen to claim she is "happy" to hold talks with Mrs May over her plan for a ... Flag as irrelevant
	Trump and Merkel can't hide fundamental differences in first visit The Guardian Merkel said she was "gratified" that the US president pledged support for Nato and the Minsk peace process in Ukraine. Trump insisted that he is a ... Flag as irrelevant
	Indonesia: 8000 Islands in a Sea of Trouble? RealClearWorld The Indonesian archipelago is a place of relative calm in a restive neighborhood. To its north, China and its neighbors are disputing Beijing's ... Flag as irrelevant

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