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	US Navy: Penis in sky drawn by jet trail was 'unacceptable' BBC News US Navy officials have said it was "absolutely unacceptable" that one of their pilots used a jet's contrail to draw a penis in the sky. The phallic outline over Okanogan County in the western US state of Washington provoked much mirth online. But commanders at Naval Air Station Whidbey Island did not ... Flag as irrelevant
	Small steps forward as UN climate talks end in Bonn BBC News UN climate talks in Bonn have concluded with progress on technical issues, but with bigger questions about cutting carbon unresolved. Delegates say they are pleased that the rulebook for the Paris climate agreement is finally coming together. But these technical discussions took place against the ... Flag as irrelevant
	Tax plan could hurt homeowners and create credit risk in high tax areas CNBC Congressional tax overhaul could hurt home prices in high-tax states and create looming credit risk for local governments. S&P Global Ratings said this week there could "be a credit impact from both the tax base reductions and resulting lower tax revenues" for local governments dependent on property ... Flag as irrelevant

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	Lebanon's Hariri arrives in France to meet Macron Aljazeera.com Lebanese leader Saad Hariri has arrived in Paris to meet French President Emmanuel Macron, who said he expected him to return to Lebanon within days or weeks. Despite Hariri announching his resignation in a televised speech two weeks ago, Macron has said he will welcome Hariri "with the ... Flag as irrelevant
	The Atlantic's Week in Culture The Atlantic The Intolerant Left—Adrienne LaFrance recaps a conversation with the writers Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, Ta-Nehisi Coates, and Jeffrey Goldberg about self-righteousness among progressives, the appeal of Donald Trump, and the entitlement that comes with being white in America. Flag as irrelevant

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	Hariri Arrives in Paris With Family Amid Saudi-Iran Tensions Bloomberg In limited public comments and on Twitter, Hariri has sought to dispel speculation that Saudi Arabia asked him to resign because he wouldn't confront Hezbollah, an Iranian-backed Shiite Muslim group that plays a key role in Lebanon's fragile government. The group is considered a terrorist organization ... Flag as irrelevant
	Why Bitcoin Is Super Hot in Zimbabwe Inc.com This week, at the same time military leaders were placing longtime president Robert Mugabe under house arrest, rising demand pushed the cost of one bitcoin in the African nation to $13,000 U.S. That's double the international rate, CNN Money reports. According to Bloomberg, bitcoin and other digital ... Flag as irrelevant

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	In the Balkans, the forces of pious chauvinism speak louder again The Economist (blog) But after 1999, when NATO bombing forced Serbia to back down, talk of civilisational clashes in the Balkans receded as the region fell under broadly Western influence. Every country in the neighbourhood was either in the European Union or wanted to be. Recently though, religiously inspired ... Flag as irrelevant
	Zimbabwe's Mugabe digs in heels as ruling party moves to depose him Reuters HARARE (Reuters) - Zimbabwe's ruling ZANU-PF party called on Friday for President Robert Mugabe to resign, the main state newspaper The Herald reported, the latest sign that the aging leader's authority has collapsed after an army takeover. Flag as irrelevant
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	Holiday in the Park Six Flags New England's largest holiday celebration will debut as Six Flags New England decks the halls in a dazzling display of lights, sights, and sounds for its inaugural holiday extravaganza, select days November 24 - January 1. Holiday in the Park at Six Flags New England offers an entirely new and unique ... Flag as irrelevant

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	Taylor Wessing prize: who is the man in the photograph? The Guardian The young Malian and more than 363,000 other migrants and refugees crossed the Mediterranean to reach Europe in 2016. Like many of them, Sumaila had never seen the sea, never imagined that so many people could be crammed into a small boat and never thought it would be so hard to breathe. Flag as irrelevant
	Peter Carey: 'You wake up in the morning and you are the beneficiary of a genocide' The Guardian It's all anyone wants to talk to him about at the moment. Carey's new novel, A Long Way From Home, is his first attempt at tackling the living legacies of colonialism in Australia head-on, including genocide, slavery, rape, the Stolen Generation – things he admits he's been silent about for most of his life. Flag as irrelevant
	What to watch for in upcoming Salesforce earnings CNBC The trend in the company's international growth will be most interesting to Tepper, he explained Friday on CNBC's "Trading Nation." He said there is more ... 57 percent year to date. Bottom line: Trends in international growth will be important to watch for in the company's earnings report next week. Flag as irrelevant
	Week in pictures: 11 - 17 November 2017 BBC News Our selection of some of the most striking news photographs taken around the world this week. A farmer fertilizes his farm as Mount Sinabung volcano erupts behind him. Image copyright IVAN DAMANIK/ AFP Image caption In the Karo lands of Indonesia, a farmer fertilises his farm as Mount Sinabung ... Flag as irrelevant
	Apple reportedly working with Intel to put 5G modem in future iPhones Ars Technica While it will be some time before 5G LTE becomes standard, Apple is thinking ahead about how to best incorporate 5G technology into its iPhones. According to a Fast Company report, Apple has been working with Intel to incorporate the chipmaker's 5G modems in future iPhones while talks with ... Flag as irrelevant

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