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Under blue skies and gentle waves, the LACMA gala was a scene all its own. “It was just gorgeous,” said Lacey Chabert, with daughter Rachel, as they shopped for mini Martha Stewart bake-tins while…
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About half a million Nigerian workers lost their jobs during what is now a protracted period of national unrest. That figure is contained in a government audit report of the second round of the…
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Move, aimed at reversing population decline, comes amid a controversial smuggling trade in endangered species “Go be happy, go be happy!” a team of wardenos shouted from their trucks as they drove to the…
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For the second consecutive day, Syria appears to have faced horrific attacks from U.S.-backed militia while battling Islamic State terrorists. According to local officials and videos posted by activists, dozens of civilians, including children,…
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I didn’t know the holiday season would be so fraught. The inside of my head feels like a minefield, a gauntlet of competing pleasure. The hair on my arms, the tone of my voice,…
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Search team officers stand outside of an apartment building following an overnight standoff, which lasted for several hours, in Vaughan, Ont., Monday, May 14, 2018. (The Canadian Press/Ryan Remiorz) Police are investigating the death…
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Peter Goldring says international co-operation must strengthen and the UK must lead the way The government has repeatedly tried to keep the public “tuned in” to the speed of emissions reductions, forgetting that some…
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The Holiday Romance, (By A n : ) The Luxury Singles by Danielle Winfrey Philip is 40 and still single. He loves to travel, but he still has nothing for the bedding departments of…
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Low water A section of West 42nd Street flooded last week after a gas main broke, ending an 8-day stretch of non-stop rain and raising questions about whether city water main breaks are more…
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Report says infant mortality in Pakistan’s cities jumped 2.6 per cent last year and rates are expected to climb in the coming years despite country’s efforts to tackle the problem by providing low-cost services…
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