Input: What led to the formation of an all-out Iraqi force to liberate the Mosul? Mosul had been invaded by Wahhabi ISIS mercenaries obsessed with dominating the region with a tyrannical and merciless code of behavior (which ISIS falsely claim is instructed by Islam), and the people cried out in agony and fear and hopelessness under this evil. Women were raped and enslaved, children beheaded and brainwashed, and men slaughtered — all because they were considered not as Islamic or pious or religiously pure as the ISIS invaders. Of course this is also a great hypocrisy, since the ISIS takfiri fighters are constantly ingesting Captagon (supplied by Saudis and US CIA and Mossad) and other drugs to animate their bloody actions. This suffering, which incidentally was funded and encouraged by Saudi Arabia, Israel, the United States, and European nations, led to a great cry from the people of Mosul, and the leaders in Iraq heard it and have answered.

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Input: Giustra and Bill Clinton also jetted off to Kazakhstan in 2005 to meet with President Nursultan Nazarbayev, and Giustra’s mining company later signed a deal giving him stakes in three state-run uranium mines in the country. The mines were acquired by the Russian atomic energy agency, Rosatom, in a deal that got State Department approval on Hillary’s watch. Gilbert Chagoury, a Lebanese-Nigerian billionaire who owns Africa’s largest construction company, donated millions to the foundation and in 2009 pledged $ 1 billion to the Clinton Global Initiative, an offshoot. That same year, longtime Bill Clinton aide Doug Band sent an email to two top Hillary aides at the State Department, Huma Abedin and Cheryl Mills, asking them to set up a meeting with “a substance person on Lebanon,” according to emails made public Tuesday. It was n’t long before Chagoury had an appointment with Jeffrey Feltman, the former US ambassador to Lebanon.

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Input: And what we’re doing now is we’re being destroyed on foreign trade. And then at the same time, we lose a little less than $ 800 billion on trade. And we do things for other countries and they do n’t buy from us. But no, the answer is I like free markets. I want to make it so that people willingly want to buy from us.

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Input: Authorities have never charged him with a crime but they have mounted an extraordinary campaign to extradite him to Sweden for further questioning after he left the country. Assange has denied any criminal violation. Also, he has argued unsuccessfully in British courts that the investigation has been a ruse to extradite him to Sweden so he could then be extradited to the United States to face reported but still-secret U.S. charges. Assange is not subject to extradition directly from Britain to the United States. U.S. charges are reported to arise from WikiLeaks disclosures that severely embarrassed officials in the United States, Britain, Sweden and elsewhere in Western governments and private power centers.

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Input: According to the Russian news website ZNAK the president of the Russian Federation, Vladimir Putin has issued a command that all Russian officials must immediately fly home all members of their family who are currently living abroad. There are to be no exceptions to this mass return to Russian soil, even if those living in different countries are studying or are permanently settled in a foreign land. In recent months, there has been a hasty reclamation of the Cold War pastime of Kremlin watching among the western powers.

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Input: Also, Israel is surveying land on the outskirts of Bethlehem for the establishment of a new settlement. Mladenov said this would contribute to the "dismemberment of the southern West Bank." And more than 130 Palestinian homes have been demolished." All of these plans would essentially create new illegal settlements and I call on Israel to cease and reverse these decisions," he said. Netanyahu has said the residential projects are not an obstacle to peace.

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Input: I’m not a lawyer,” he argued, lamenting a world in which the accusations of women could tarnish such fine men as Lewandowski. “Do n’t you think she would have yelled out a scream?” March 29, nine P.M.: Trump appears at a CNN town hall in Milwaukee and suggests that Fields could have tried to attack him with either a “little bomb” or a “knife,” justifying Lewandowski’s actions. “She was n’t dragged to the ground and all of the things that she said,” he told a bewildered Anderson Cooper, adding that he would stand by Lewandowski. “She’s not a baby, O.K.

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Input: WASHINGTON, Oct. 10 (UPI) -- President Barack Obama included North Korea on a list of countries that are suspected of human trafficking violations. The presidential decree was posted to the Federal Register on Monday and follows a July U.S. Treasury decision to name Kim Jong Un a human-rights offender. The blacklisting of North Korea under the Trafficking Victims Protection Act of 2000 is mostly symbolic, since the ban would prohibit Washington from providing non-humanitarian, non-trade-related assistance to embargoed countries. North Korea is not a recipient of any U.S. funding, according to Yonhap. Other countries that have received the designation include Equatorial Guinea, Russia, Syria and Iran.

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Input: He said that work has already started to research the possibility of such a move, adding that Russia would continue to support Iran's pursuit of full membership in the Shanghai Cooperation Organization – the Eurasian military-political bloc comprised of Russia, China, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan. On August 8, Putin is expected to visit Baku and take part in the first-ever trilateral summit of the leaders of Russia, Azerbaijan and Iran. In November last year, Russia and Iran agreed to develop economic ties, with Moscow promising to provide a $ 5 billion state loan to Tehran for the promotion of industrial cooperation. The loan is expected to boost trade between the two countries, with the target set at $ 10 billion, up from the current $ 1.6 billion. READ MORE: Russia to open ‘green corridors’ for Iranian goods

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Input: She asked one of her aides in September 2009 to check on the "status" of a visa for an executive at Blackstone Group. Clinton wrote to the aide that Steve Schwarzman, Blackstone's CEO, had "wanted help on a visa" and that her chief of staff, Cheryl Mills, had already been approached about securing it. The Blackstone Group donated between $ 250,000 and $ 500,000 to the Clinton Foundation, donor records show. Honeywell In the same email from September 2009, Clinton asked her aide to help another corporate donor, Honeywell, with some export regulations that were hampering Honeywell's bottom line.

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Input: "I reinforced President Obama's pledge to roll back sanctions when all of the provisions of Minsk are complete, including the withdrawal of all weapons and fighters and the return of Ukraine's sovereign border," he said. The parties also discussed the case of Ukrainian captive pilot Nadia Savchenko, who has recently been sentenced by a Russian court to 22 years in prison." Finally, I did raise the case of Nadia Savchenko and her conviction and her sentencing with hopes that she will be allowed to return to Ukraine and as a matter of humanitarian interest that this case could be resolved immediately, as well as all others who are unlawfully detained," Kerry said. If you notice a spelling error, please highlight it with your mouse and press Ctrl+Enter

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Input: The Sanders campaign believes that the Saudis are the solution and are looking to the Saudis to fight our fight against ISIS. We're arguing for a peace offensive to stop ISIS in its tracks and end the wars for oil. And a peace offensive basically consists of a weapons embargo, because they're mostly coming from the U.S. We can begin this weapons embargo, and we can also impound the funding that is the bank account of the countries that are funding terrorism. As well, we believe we need to hold the Netanyahu government accountable, as all governments must be held accountable. Right now we are paying $ 8 million a day to maintain the Israeli army, which is in flagrant violation and committing war crimes in these periodic massacres.

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Input: 6:02: Trump says “all hell broke loose” when he talked about illegal immigration when he announced his campaign. He says he has friends in California and Texas who have told him about the illegal immigration problem. He also has friends who have been addicted to drugs and knew about the illegal immigration problem when D.C. elites were clueless. He says we would n’t be talking about illegal immigration had it not been for him. 5:58: Trump slams Rubio for supporting Disney’s plan to bring in foreign workers.

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Input: This is why the White Helmets should win the Nobel Peace Prize Mr Trump’s reported nomination comes after he made a number of inflammatory and divisive comments in the run-up to the caucus. The billionaire business magnate enraged millions by proposing Muslims be banned from entering the US and has been condemned for his comments about immigration and Mexican migrants, with one of his most infamous pledges being to build a “big beautiful wall” between the US and Mexico. Kristian Berg Harpviken, a Nobel-watcher and head of the Peace Research Institute in Oslo, told Reuters earlier this year the NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden has also been tipped for an award, alongside Colombian peace negotiators, US Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz and Ali Akbar Salehi, head of Iran's Atomic Energy Organisation. Most controversial Nobel Peace Prize nominees

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Input: In a statement calling for a revocation of Fast Track authority given to Obama by establishment Republicans in Congress, Sessions also highlighted the “global governance” danger from TPP. “Among the TPP’s endless pages are rules for labor, environment, immigration and every aspect of global commerce — and a new international regulatory structure to promulgate, implement, and enforce these rules,” he explained. “This new structure is known as the Trans-Pacific Partnership Commission — a Pacific Union — which meets, appoints unelected bureaucrats, adopts rules, and changes the agreement after adoption.” On the campaign trail, meanwhile, virtually no candidate has been willing to associate themselves with Obamatrade — a sign of just how unpopular the scheme is becoming among Americans of all political persuasions. Seizing on bipartisan hostility to the “Obamatrade” TPP regime, leading Republican presidential hopeful Donald Trump vowed to crush it if elected president.

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Input: As you are aware, the Justice Department, the FBI, and NSA have all yielded recent patriots who, in such circumstances, decided that whistleblowing – rather than silence – was the only way to honor the oath we all swore – to support and defend the Constitution. To sum up our concern regarding how all this plays out, if you order the Justice Department and FBI to pursue the investigation with “all deliberate speed,” so to speak, and Secretary Clinton becomes president, the juicy email secrets in the hidden hands of the NSA and FBI are likely to give those already powerful institutions a capacity for blackmail that would make J. Edgar Hoover’s mouth water. In addition, information hacked by foreign intelligence services or Guccifer-like hackers can also provide useful grist for leverage or blackmail. Taking Care the Laws Are Faithfully Executed We strongly urge you to order Attorney General Loretta Lynch to instruct FBI Director James Comey to wind up a preliminary investigation and tell the country now what they have learned.

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Input: The Dubai-based Landmark Group, one of the Middle East’s largest retail companies, said it was pulling products with Trump’s name off of its shelves. With Middle Eastern business partners and American allies turning on him, Trump lashed out. Prince Alwaleed bin Talal — the billionaire who aided Trump during his corporate bankruptcies in the 1990s by purchasing his yacht, which provided him with desperately needed cash — sent out a tweet amid the outcry in Dubai, calling the Republican candidate a “disgrace.” (Alwaleed is a prodigious tweeter and Twitter’s second largest shareholder.) Trump responded with an attack on the prince — a member of the ruling Saudi royal family — with a childish tweet, saying, “Dopey Prince @Alwaleed_Talal wants to control our U.S. politicians with daddy’s money. Ca n’t do it when I get elected.

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Input: The coordinator, Stephanie Holderfield, did not return a phone message and the Trump campaign did not respond to questions. Donald Trump visited the Polish National Alliance before going on to the Bolingbrook Golf Club for an appearance Sept. 28, 2016. In recent weeks, Trump has put a spotlight on Chicago's slayings and shootings, contending streets are safer in Afghanistan and calling the city "war-torn" during Monday night's debate. He also has called for Chicago to combat the problem by using controversial "stop-and-frisk" police tactics that were found unconstitutional in New York. But during his visit Wednesday, Trump did not make mention of the city's gun violence problems.

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Input: In 2011, Unaoil helped solve a dispute involving one of its Australian clients by reaching out to “several influential contacts … including the head of the Iranian Police”. Prior to the recent easing of sanctions, Unaoil used strategies including front companies to avoid the scrutiny of Western officials. It advised its corrupt fixers to not wire funds using US dollars and to use companies “not having the name Iran in it”. LIBYA “… what type of Baksheesh is needed to present to these men in order to get work”

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Input: Gen. Mohammad al-Dahabi, who ran the service from 2005 to 2008, was later convicted of stealing millions of dollars that G.I.D. officers had seized from Iraqi citizens crossing into Jordan in the years after the American invasion of Iraq in 2003. His trial showed that he had also arranged for money to be smuggled in private cars from Iraq into Jordan and had been involved in sellingJordanian citizenship to Iraqi businessmen. He was sentenced to 13 years in prison and fined tens of millions of dollars. Advertisement Continue reading the main story

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Input: Cruz added that Trump would lack similar advantages heading into South Carolina’s primary on Feb. 20. Conservatives "have been burned over and over again,” he said." The people in South Carolina do n’t want to nominate another deal-maker, someone who will give in and capitulate and give up on our principles. “I think they’re looking for a strong constitutional conservative,” Cruz added." What we are seeing is conservatives uniting behind our campaign.”

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Input: I am not certain where he is now, but in 2013, he was living quietly in his villa with five of his wives and many children.” The terrorist leader Osama Bin Laden was supposedly killed by United States Navy SEALs on May 2 2011, is still alive in a luxurious Nassau suburb. Mr. Snowden says the CIA orchestrated the fake death of the former leader of Al Qaeda, while he was actually transported with his family in an undisclosed location in the Bahamas. “Osama Bin Laden was one of the CIA’s most efficient operatives for a long time,” claims the famous whistleblower. “What kind of message would it send their other operatives if they were to let the SEALs kill him?

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Input: The Bill, Hillary, and Chelsea Clinton Foundation improperly exploited its tax status to expand in size and stature, Daily Caller News Foundation investigations indicate. TheDCNF’s Mark Tapscott and Richard Pollock reported in recent weeks that the Clinton Foundation deceived the IRS with respect to its tax status, and that the Foundation often does not abide by good governance practices common to charities. Taken together, these revelations could present a significant legal problem for the Foundation. As Tapscott reports, when the Foundation registered as a charity with the IRS in 1997, it was designated strictly as a presidential archive.

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Input: He also called their anti-police chants a form of incitement. “The whole time when you sat there listening to them, their words were not conducive to a peaceful-type demonstration,” he said. Marjorie Esman, the director of the American Civil Liberties Union in Louisiana, condemned the arrests as unlawful in a statement: The Baton Rouge police used violent, militarized tactics on groups of people who have gathered peacefully in protest of Alton Sterling’s killing. We were on the scene and witnessed police in full riot gear with assault rifles while individuals were exercising their lawful rights and posed no threat. The police lunged and grabbed at peacefully assembled people and threw them to the ground.

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Input: With the very notable exception of the Associated Press’ Matt Lee, most of Washington’s journalists, who are supposed to be the eyes and ears of the American people, actively helped them. The White House’s political war on Iran deal opponents reconfigured the debate as a partisan issue, as Rhodes had planned. In the New York Times Magazine, Rhodes — and, by extension, the president he continues to work for — confessed to misleading the media, members of Congress, and the American people, all in service of a truly massive re-alignment of the nation’s interests and security. Abandoning longtime allies while embracing states that have long been enemies is a massive strategic shift more momentous than what can ordinarily be explained as “foreign policy”; in a free society, it requires the assent of the American people. Like its manipulation of the Constitution’s treaty process, this White House subverted that assent to convince Americans that they live in a different, less dangerous world.

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Input: Here is the first document: Advertisement While Clinton was severely injured, we also see that Commander Job W. Price was killed on that flight. Now, what is extremely interesting is the document shows that the Iranians acknowledge that they will keep this crash silent and report that there were technical difficulties that forced Hillary’s secret plane to land. The documents also indicate that the United States reported that Commander Price’s death was investigated as a possible suicide as he died from what the American Defense Department describes as “a non-combat related injury.” They lied to cover this up, and another death associated with Hillary Clinton is swept under the rug to save her politically.

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Input: In L.A., tensions were building between the newsroom and the management of the Chicago-based Tribune Company, which had acquired The Los Angeles Times from the Chandler family in 2000. Carroll and Baquet were under pressure to cut costs and share resources with other newspapers in the chain, which also included The Chicago Tribune and The Baltimore Sun. Carroll quit amid the hostilities in 2005, which meant Baquet, who succeeded him, earned an EIC title for the first time in his career — a major achievement, but also a burden, since Baquet would now be the one expected to trim the ranks. The honeymoon, if you could call it that, did n’t last long. In November 2006, in a scene that would become the stuff of journalism lore, Baquet stood on a desk and announced to an embattled newsroom that he’d been fired after refusing to make further cuts.

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Input: If they fail either one, that they’re a systemic risk, a grave risk to our economy, or if they fail the other, that their living wills, which is what you’re referring to, is inadequate. Let’s look at what is at stake here. We can never let Wall Street wreck Main street again. I spoke out against Wall Street when I was a Senator from New York. I have been standing up and saying continuously we have the law.

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Input: In an interview Sunday with ABC News ' "This Week," Morell said "the video did play a role in that attack, and Republicans don't want people to believe that." Morell said in 2014, the Federal Bureau of Investigation testified to the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence that it believed "the video was a motivation in this attack. Abu Khattala, who is the only person arrested, said that the video was a motivation." But he acknowledged the mother of victim Sean Smith has called Clinton a "liar" for asserting the terror strike was caused by a video – and that this is resonating with voters.

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Input: Some supermarket chains and industry groups in the US are pioneering ugly produce sections and actively campaigning to reduce such losses. But a number of producers and distributors claimed that some retailing giants were still using their power to reject produce on the basis of some ideal of perfection, and sometimes because of market conditions. The farmers and truckers interviewed said they had seen their produce rejected on flimsy grounds, but decided against challenging the ruling with the US department of agriculture’s dispute mechanism for fear of being boycotted by powerful supermarket giants. They also asked that their names not be used. Facebook Twitter Pinterest Compost collection at Union Square Greenmarket in New York.

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Input: Hillary, June 13, 2016 As secretary of state, Hillary Clinton worked to restore America’s leadership in the world after it was badly eroded by eight years of the Bush administration’s go-it-alone foreign policy. She oversaw significant accomplishments, from building a global coalition to impose crippling sanctions against Iran, to brokering a ceasefire in Gaza and protecting Israel, to supporting President Obama’s decision to bring Osama bin Laden to justice, and much more. Defending America and our core values is one of the cornerstones of Hillary’s campaign. As president, Hillary will:

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Input: Hide Caption 70 of 93 Photos: Mosul operation: Iraqi-led forces push into key city Kurdish Peshmerga forces take positions as they start to move toward the Imam Reza and Tizxirab villages of the Bashiqa district on Sunday, October 23. Hide Caption 71 of 93 Photos: Mosul operation: Iraqi-led forces push into key city Iraqi forces distribute fruit to children in the village of al-Khuwayn, south of Mosul, after recapturing it from ISIS on October 23. Hide Caption 72 of 93 Photos: Mosul operation: Iraqi-led forces push into key city Kurdish security forces detain a suspected member of ISIS in the eastern suburbs of Kirkuk on Saturday, October 22. Hide Caption 73 of 93 Photos: Mosul operation: Iraqi-led forces push into key city An Iraqi forces member helps a man push a car as they arrive at a refugee camp in Qayyara on October 22. Hide Caption 74 of 93 Photos: Mosul operation: Iraqi-led forces push into key city An Iraqi boy who lost an eye in fighting between government forces and ISIS poses for a photograph in the Debaga refugee camp on October 22.

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Input: Since 1998, Deutsche has been a lender or co-lender in at least $ 2.5 billion in loans to Trump or his companies, a Wall Street Journal analysis found in March. But Trump and Deutsche have also clashed. In 2008, the bank asked for Trump to make payments on a $ 640 million construction loan for the Chicago tower given by a Deutsche-led group of lenders. Instead, Trump sued, saying the bank should pay him $ 3 billion because it had undermined his project, in part, by creating “the current financial crisis.” The bank countersued, saying the lawsuit was “classic Trump” and an attempt “to avoid living up to the deal he reached with Deutsche Bank.” Trump and the bank settled, and the loan has since been repaid.

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Input: Let’s allow the man to speak for himself: After facing predictable attacks by Democrats, the man who calls his opponent “Crooked Hillary” told an Iowa rally: Former Mayor Michael Bloomberg blasts ‘demagogue’ Donald Trump “I mean, the things that were said about me, I was going to hit a number of those speakers so hard their heads would spin, they’d never recover!” Trump then got specific:

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Input: “He is a minority shareholder in one of our companies and makes some money out of it, but not billions of dollars, of course,” Mr. Putin said. “That is nonsense.” Mr. Roldugin used the money to import musical instruments, Mr. Putin said. “Almost all the money he earned he spent on musical instruments that he bought abroad,” he said, adding that Mr. Roldugin recently began donating the instruments to government institutions. On paper, Mr. Roldugin’s shares in enterprises linked to friends of Mr. Putin, especially Bank Rossiya, give him a net worth of hundreds of millions of dollars.

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Input: “This could be an amazing breakthrough. If [Trump] becomes president and actually becomes friends with Putin, we would avoid 10 wars every year at least.” Editor’s note: A previous version of this story said the Agalarovs’ fortune was built in part through state-funded construction projects; it has been updated to reflect the Agalarovs’ statement that they have yet to make money from contracts for state-funded projects. Birnbaum reported from Moscow. Alice Crites, Sean Sullivan and Steven Mufson contributed to this report.

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Input: As an Apple executive told The New York Times, “We do n’t have an obligation to solve America’s problems.” Donald Trump is right to worry about American sovereignty. But the real threat to our sovereignty is n’t imports or immigrants. It’s global money influencing our politics. Protecting our democracy requires two steps that Trump and his leading supporters oppose:

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Input: Merkel told German MPs on Wednesday that the country's current economic and social situation was as good as ever. There were more jobs, falling unemployment, increased purchasing power, and her government had presided over the largest pension increase in 23 years, she said." We have used the good revenues to strengthen social security," the Chancellor told parliament, referring to strong tax revenues from a buoyant economy. Her speech came three days after her

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Input: "And they’ve endorsed me, endorsed me fully. I’ve been endorsed by virtually every police department and police group. And I’ve been endorsed largely, conceptually at least, by the military and by the vets," he continued. In September, Trump, the Republican presidential nominee, won the endorsement of 88 retired generals and admirals who publicly expressed their support in a joint letter. However, he has also faced heavy opposition from military figures. In August, a group of 50 top Republican national security officials wrote in a letter that Trump would jeopardize the nation’s safety. Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton Hillary Rodham ClintonGOP fires opening attack on Dem reportedly running for Heller's Senate seat Trump seeks tech's help for government IT overhaul What do Democrats stand for?

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Input: The secondary popup comes up as an error message appearing on top of a permissions window, and tricks users by disguising itself as an intermediary screen with a “continue” button perfectly overlaid on top of an activation button. (Lollipop does n’t show secondary popups on installation screens, so you’d have to be gullible enough to manually approve it if you’ve upgraded — but only a third of phones in the Android ecosystem are up-to-date). The ransomware encrypts users’ files and requires a ransom to decrypt them, and blackmails users by threatening to send their browsing history to all their contacts. Lockdroid is currently being distributed through the “Porn ‘O’ Mania” app. Despite the City of Chicago trying to cover up the police execution of black teenager Laquan McDonald, dashcam footage was released last November, over 13 months after the shooting had taken place.

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Input: TV camerawoman Petra Laszlo tripping Osama Abdul Mohsen and his son, Zaid MARKO DJURICA / Reuters Laszlo said at the time that she panicked as refugees and migrants broke through police lines near her position and she felt under attack. She kicked a boy and a girl and later tried to trip a man carrying a boy. Laszlo later told Russian newspaper Izvestia that her life was "ruined" by the incidents which took place Sept. 8, 2015, and she was considering moving to Russia. She did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

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Input: A Russian politician who introduced the country’s anti-gay “propaganda” law has said she wants to decriminalise domestic violence, calling the current punishments "absurd". Yelena Mizulina introduced amendments which would reduce punishments for spousal or child abuse to a misdeameanour and administrative offence. Domestic violence is currently punishable by fines of up to 40,000 rubles (£ 457) or two years in jail, but women's rights groups point out this is rarely enforced. Ms Mizulina introduced the 2013 law which bans the “promotion of non-traditional sexual relations” to minors. The law was widely condemned and campaigners have called for a boycott of Russia during the Sochi Winter Olympics.

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Input: Later, the president would say that he had failed to fully appreciate the fear many Americans were experiencing about the possibility of a Paris-style attack in the U.S. Great distance, a frantic schedule, and the jet-lag haze that envelops a globe-spanning presidential trip were working against him. But he has never believed that terrorism poses a threat to America commensurate with the fear it generates. Even during the period in 2014 when isis was executing its American captives in Syria, his emotions were in check. Valerie Jarrett, Obama’s closest adviser, told him people were worried that the group would soon take its beheading campaign to the U.S. “They’re not coming here to chop our heads off,” he reassured her. Obama frequently reminds his staff that terrorism takes far fewer lives in America than handguns, car accidents, and falls in bathtubs do.

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Input: The Republican presidential nominee noted he opposed the Iraq war more than a decade ago, while blaming what he called the "disastrous" decisions of President Obama and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, his 2016 rival, for the spread of radical Islamic terror. “We can not let this evil continue,” Trump said of the radical Islam threat. During his speech Trump proposed “extreme vetting” of Muslim immigrants and visitors to the United States, vowing once more to block those who sympathize with extremist groups or don't embrace American values. He said the policy would first require a temporary halt in immigration from dangerous regions of the world." We can never choose our friends, but we can never fail to recognize our enemies,” Trump said.

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Input: The man swore fidelity to Baghdadi before the shooting spree in a posting made on what was apparently his Facebook page. The attack is believed to have been inspired by ISIS. June 26, 2015 -- A man on France's terror watch list shoots selfies with the decapitated body of his boss before -- A man on France's terror watch list shoots selfies with the decapitated body of his boss before launching an attempted suicide attack at a U.S.-owned chemical factory near Lyon in southeastern France. Photos made with suspect Yassin Salhi's phone may have been intended to become part of a social media propaganda campaign for ISIS, said Paris prosecutor Francois Molins. The head was tied to the factory's fence, along with two flags bearing "the Islamist profession of faith," authorities said.

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Input: [Applause] But there is no question that the world and the United States, we are safer now than we were before this agreement. And we accomplished it without firing a single shot, dropping a single bomb or putting a single American soldier in harm’s way. [Applause] Donald Trump says we should n’t have done the deal.

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Input: Antar, dubbed "Kurdish Angelina Jolie" by the Western media for her good looks, had become the poster girl for the Syrian Kurdish Women's Protection Units (YPJ) in the war-ravaged country. She stopped the cars being driven straight at the Kurdish frontline position, the Times reported on Wednesday (9 September)." She and her fellows blew up two of them but the last was very close to her when it exploded," Commander Shirin Abdullah, YPJ spokeswoman, said. YPJ is the all-female brigade of the Syrian Kurdish People's Protection Unit (YPG) — both of which are the armed wings of a Kurdish coalition that has taken de facto control over much of Syria's predominantly Kurdish north, Rojava. Antar, a machine gunner and a feminist, was one among the female Kurdish fighters guarding the village of al-Yashli when the militants launched the attack.

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Input: To understand how ludicrous that position is, it’s worth remembering a few things. First, the evidence that Iraq had weapons of mass destruction was extremely weak. Yes, the U.S. government in October 2002 produced a National Intelligence Estimate that appeared to suggest Iraq had chemical and biological weapons and a nuclear-weapons program. But a 2004 Senate review concluded that “most of the major key judgments in the Intelligence Community’s October 2002 National Intelligence Estimate (NIE) … either overstated, or were not supported by, the underlying intelligence reporting.” The NIE, which was produced under intense pressure from White House and Pentagon officials seeking a justification for war, painted a far more menacing picture of Iraq’s WMD programs than had previous U.S. assessments. As the head of British intelligence famously remarked, “intelligence and facts were being fixed around the policy.” The unclassified summary of the NIE was also far more categorical than the full, classified version, which, according to Florida Senator Bob Graham, was “pocked with dissent, conditions, [and] minority opinions on a variety of critical issues.” After reading the full NIE, Graham voted against authorizing war.

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Input: “It is terrifying to think that a mentally ill man like Imdad Ali could now hang because judges are pretending that schizophrenia is not a serious condition." Pakistan’s President needs to urgently intervene to stop this sickening attempt to hang Imdad.” The UN’s human rights office has called on the government to halt Mr Ali’s execution and to launch a re-trial “in compliance with international standards”. “It is a violation of death penalty safeguards to impose capital punishment on individuals with a psychosocial disability,” said a panel of experts from the Office for the High Commissioner of Human Rights (OHCHR). “The courts have disregarded medical reports asserting that the defendant has a psychosocial disability and have not conducted an independent evaluation of his mental health status.

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Input: (Reuters) Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff was officially removed from office. She was technically impeached for violating budget laws, but most believe her ouster has more to do with her unpopularity and the fact that the economy in Latin America's largest country is in deep trouble. (Marina Lopes and Dom Phillips) North Korea's Kim Jong-un executed his deputy premier of education and sent other top aides to re-education camps. Jong-un apparently blamed the education premier for a “disrespectful posture” toward him at a June meeting. (Anna Fifield) Scientists believe they have discovered the oldest fossils ever ... on a formerly snow-cropped mountain in Greenland.

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Input: Multiple cyber forensics groups and the DNC have confirmed that the intrusion was almost unequivocally the work of two well-known groups associated with the Kremlin. U.S. intelligence officials have told the White House they have “high confidence” Russia was behind the breach but have stopped short of confirming it to be an attempt to shift the results of the 2016 election, according to The New York Times. But a growing chorus of Democrats — and some Republicans — are urging Obama to take public action in response to mounting evidence that Russia may have orchestrated Friday’s leak of the stolen emails in order to benefit GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump Donald TrumpLewandowski near ' high six-figure book deal ': report GOP fires opening attack on Dem reportedly running for Heller's Senate seat Overnight Tech: Trump seeks tech's help for ' sweeping ' IT overhaul | FTC looks to block sports fantasy merger | Firm exposes nearly 200 M voters ' data MORE. “If true, then the episode would represent an unprecedented attempt to meddle in American domestic politics — one that would demand a response by the United States,” Schiff and Feinstein wrote in their Wednesday letter. The release of the emails — just days before Hillary Clinton Hillary Rodham ClintonGOP fires opening attack on Dem reportedly running for Heller's Senate seat Trump seeks tech's help for government IT overhaul What do Democrats stand for?

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Input: The United States said it would work with partners to impose new sanctions, and called on China to use its influence-as North Korea's main ally-to pressure Pyongyang to end its nuclear program. In Beijing on Saturday, Chinese Vice Foreign Minister Zhang Yesui told North Korea's ambassador to China, Ji Jae Ryong, that the test was "not conducive to the peace and stability of the Korean peninsula", China's Foreign Ministry said." China urges North Korea not to take any more actions that could exacerbate tensions, and return as soon as possible to the correct direction of denuclearisation," Zhang said. But Russia was skeptical that more sanctions were the answer, while China was silent on the prospect of a new U.N. Security Council resolution, although state media did carry commentaries criticizing the North. Under 32-year -old leader Kim, North Korea has sped up development of its nuclear and missile programs, despite U.N. sanctions that were tightened in March and have further isolated the impoverished country.

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Input: India Could Get Billions from the U.S. To Build a Nuclear Reactor India is negotiating with U.S. Export-Import Bank for an $ 8-9 billion loan to finance six Westinghouse Electric nuclear reactors, two sources familiar with the talks said, although a lending freeze at the trade agency threatens progress. The mega-project, the result of warming U.S.-India ties in recent years, could open up billions of dollars of further investment in India's nuclear power sector, which was for decades shut out of the global market. India now targets a tenfold expansion in capacity to 63,000 MW by 2032, and U.S., French, and Russian companies are among those chasing the business.

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Input: That so much has survived is thanks to past Polish and Lithuanian monarchs and Russian czars, who kept it as a royal hunting preserve. Only in the last 100 years has it begun to face logging and human encroachment. Szyszko last week dismissed 32 of 39 scientific experts on the State Council for Nature Conservation after they criticized the logging plan. They have since been replaced by people who mainly come from the forestry and hunting sectors that favor greater wood extraction. They council’s new leader, Wanda Olech-Piasecka, also supports limited commercial hunting of bison, an endangered species.

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Input: Not likely, but he is what Lenin would have called a ' useful idiot ' His carefree ways with other people’s money — including numerous near-bankruptcies in past decades — mean that American banks shun him. Yet his debts have grown over the past year, from £ 270 million to £ 485 million; which suggests he may have borrowed heavily. His cash assets, meanwhile, have shrivelled. So where is the money coming from?

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Input: You avoid surprises by painstakingly planning for every possible line of questioning and attack. Debates are remembered for just one moment, and most of the time it is a moment that one of the participants was not prepared for. Michael Dukakis was ready to talk about his opposition to the death penalty, for example, but he was not ready for Bernard Shaw to ask whether he’d favor the death penalty for a man who raped and murdered his wife. -- That’s why good prep is less about mimicking Trump’s mannerisms and more about mirroring his personality. You’re not preparing for “Saturday Night Live.” Clinton needs someone in this role who can get in her head, interrupt her, throw her off her game, make her feel uncomfortable and angry, challenge assertions she’s not used to having challenged and make the best possible arguments against her.

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Input: That decision, said several officials who spoke on the condition of anonymity, appeared to contradict longstanding Justice Department guidelines discouraging any actions close to an election that could influence the outcome. One official complained that no one at the F.B.I. or the Justice Department is even certain yet whether any of the emails included national security material or was relevant to the investigation into whether Mrs. Clinton had mishandled classified material in her use of a private email server. “The F.B.I. has a history of extreme caution near Election Day so as not to influence the results,” Senator Dianne Feinstein, Democrat of California, said in a statement.

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Input: "I think that should be absolutely disavowed." ADVERTISEMENT Reporters bombarded Ryan, who also criticized the remarks last week, with questions about Trump at an event intended to discuss solutions for poverty as part of the House GOP policy agenda." I think they're wrong. I don't think they're right-headed," the Speaker, who endorsed Trump for president last week, said of the remarks.

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Input: Donald Trump’s Campaign Stands By Embrace of Putin Campaign rushes to defend candidate [New York Times] U.S. Voting System So ‘Clunky’ It Is Insulated From Hacking, FBI Director Says James Comey points to system’s dispersal over 50 states, no centralized computer system [Wall Street Journal] Politics Newsletter Sign up to receive the day’s top political stories.

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Input: The law should recognise the right to free speech as nearly absolute. Exceptions should be rare. Child pornography should be banned, since its production involves harm to children. States need to keep some things secret: free speech does not mean the right to publish nuclear launch codes. But in most areas where campaigners are calling for enforced civility (or worse, deference) they should be resisted.

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Input: Email contact@9news.com.au Emirates chairman Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed al-Maktoum thanked all those who assisted in the emergency and honoured the fallen firefighter. “We pay tribute to the firefighter who lost his life fighting the blaze. We thank all teams that dealt with the incident,” he said. “We are sorry for any inconvenience caused to our customers and we really appreciate their understanding and show of support."

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Input: In recent days, Rep. Jason Chaffetz, R-Utah, the chairman of the House Oversight Committee, has continued to raise questions about why the FBI did not recommend an indictment of Clinton in its probe of her email setup and said he sees a need for hearings." This is a flashing red light of potential criminality," he told Fox News on the day that allegations surfaced of a proposed "quid pro quo" between the State Department and the FBI related to classification of Clinton's emails. Clinton's tendency to offer legalistic responses was perhaps most vividly on display during the first debate, when Trump accused her of flip-flopping on the Trans-Pacific Partnership, a pending trade deal that Clinton had called the "gold standard" while serving as secretary of state but came out against in the midst of a heated Democratic nominating contest with Sen. Bernie Sanders of Vermont." I was against it once it was finally negotiated and the terms were laid out," Clinton said." The facts are-I did say I hoped it would be a good deal, but when it was negotiated.

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Input: SHERIFF 'S DEPUTY DEREK GEER Derek Geer Geer, 40, of the Mesa County Sheriff's Office died February 8 after he was shot as he tried to detain a man in Grand Junction. The deputy had responded to a report of a person walking past an office building with a handgun under his armpit, near railroad tracks south of the Interstate 70 business loop, police said. Geer saw someone matching the person's description and tried to stop him, even Tasering him, but the person shot Geer, police said.

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Input: The biggest constraints on further military advances now are largely political, U.S. officials say. Progress on important fronts such as reconciliation in Iraq and diplomatic efforts to end the war in Syria are not keeping pace with the advances on the battlefield, stalling plans to take the fight to the Islamic State’s most vital strongholds. Plans for an operation to capture Raqqa, the de facto capital of the Islamic State’s self-styled caliphate, are on hold because of tensions between Kurds and Arabs over who would participate and how to govern the city after it has been taken. The YPG has declared a breakaway federal region that does not include Raqqa, while U.S. plans to train and equip an Arab force to fight for the town are lagging. Likewise, preparations for an offensive for Mosul, the biggest city under Islamic State control, are being held up by disputes over who should take part and how to govern the northern Iraqi city after it falls.

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Input: His estimates are based on an analysis from the conservative Tax Foundation, which finds much larger economic effects from tax cuts than most other economists. And even the Tax Foundation does n’t buy Trump’s claim that his tax plan would n’t add to the deficit; the foundation’s analysts recently concluded the plan would reduce revenue by $ 2.6 trillion to $ 3.9 trillion, even after factoring in the economic growth they think the plan would deliver. Clinton spent much of her time criticizing Trump’s plan as “trickle-down economics.” But when she discussed her own plan, she embraced an explicitly liberal vision of higher taxes on the wealthy, both as a matter of fairness and as a way of funding her other policy priorities such as paid family leave and debt-free college. She also mentioned her plan to provide tax credits to companies that share their profits with workers, an approach that some economists have greeted with skepticism. Before the debate began, I wondered whether either candidate would bring up recent census data showing a big jump in household income in 2015.

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Input: One of the officers wrote on the front page of the book: “From Adolph Hitlers [sic] apartment in Munich on May 2 1945.” The book, in which Hitler outlined his vision of the “thousand-year Reich” and also policy of exterminating whole peoples in Europe, is on sale at $ 12,000 -15,000. Except the Mein Kampf copy, several other artifacts are to be auctioned off, including Hitler’s dessert forks and plates as well as personal cocktail and water glasses. Letters and notes by SS chiefs Heinrich Himmler and Reinhard Heydrich, the main architects of the Holocaust, are on sale as well. Hitler's ' Mein Kampf ' published in Germany for first time since WWII https://t.co/IXriu5pvuEpic.twitter.com/iE57ueYfmU — RT (@RT_com) January 9, 2016

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Input: Ready for the punch-line? This guy is living in Houston and is a Commissioner for the Port Authority of Houston. You can read more about it in an article dated July 28, 2016 by IWB entitled HIGH TREASON: Hillary Sells Arms to Qatar, Transfers 20% of US Uranium Production To Russia, Sides With BLM Over Land Grab, Receives TONS of Money from Nigerian Terrorist Billionaire. You can also read about the $ 2.35 million given in four donations from a Russian Uranium mining concern to the Clinton Foundation, signed off and shifted by Clinton when she was Secretary of State and headed the State Department. These donations came between 2009 to 2013.

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Input: The Republican nominee also urged his supporters to ‘watch’ cities with big African American populations on election day to prevent a ‘rigged’ election Donald Trump has said he would use the US presidency to impose term limits on members of Congress as part of a drive to “drain the swamp” of Washington corruption. Currently, House members can serve an unlimited number of two-year terms, while senators can serve an unlimited number of six-year terms.

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Input: “What this provision is trying to get at is stopping the resettlement of Syrian Muslim refugees, by basing acceptance criteria on identity rather than need,” says Quigley. During this election cycle, GOP candidates have seemed to be competing to express the greatest hostility toward refugees. Ted Cruz and others have said that the United States should refuse all refugees except Christians, while Donald Trump recently promised his supporters that he would look Syrian children in the faces and say, “You ca n’t come here.’” The xenophobic rhetoric in response to the current refugee crisis is ironic given the GOP’s history. Ronald Reagan, viewed as an icon by most Republicans, famously granted asylum to hundreds of thousands of refugees fleeing conflicts in Southeast Asia and Central America, and even invoked America’s generous refugee policy in his 1989 presidential farewell speech.

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Input: You decide. 1. Said that handling sexual harassment has to be “up to the individual” and said if his daughter were sexually harassed at work, he’d just tell her to quit 2. Refused to endorse Speaker Paul Ryan, earning the wrath of the Republican establishment

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Input: During her tenure as U.S. senator from New York, she had used two different emails tied to her BlackBerry, hr15@mycingular.blackberry.net, which later became hr15@att.blackberry.net when AT&T took over Cingular. There’d been little thought to archiving her emails — AT&T did n’t save users’ emails — and they disappeared whenever she changed devices, which she did frequently. Cooper had purchased her a MacBook laptop in 2008, but he did n’t think she’d ever used it. Cooper says he knew that the Apple server was already outdated by late 2008—Apple did n’t seem to integrate well with BlackBerry’s mail system — and as Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign was being dismantled, Huma Abedin suggested Cooper talk with one of its IT staffers, Bryan Pagliano, about using some of its leftover computer equipment to update the Clinton family server. Pagliano agreed to build a server setup for the Clintons and began to rummage around, collecting equipment, network switches and the various components of a modern email system from the leftovers at Clinton’s Arlington campaign headquarters.

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MacBook laptop


Input: (Read Michael Idov’s 2008 New York feature on the murky construction of the building.) A lawsuit cited by Nesbit “alleged that a primary source of funding for Trump’s big projects with Bayrock arrived ‘magically’ from sources in Russia and Kazakhstan whenever the business interest needed funding.” (Bayrock denies this and says that the allegation is absent from an amended version of the lawsuit.) This gets closer to the deepest suspicion surrounding Trump: Because his multiple bankruptcies have made him un-creditworthy — banks do n’t like lending money to people who make a practice of not paying back the loans — he has had to turn to unconventional sources. It is possible Trump is merely intertwined with Russians, as with other sources of capital. But it is also possible he has grown uniquely dependent on them in a way that gives Russia leverage over his policies.

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Input: Bill and Hillary Clinton epitomize the use of public office in behalf of the office holder’s interest. For the Clintons government means using public office to be rewarded for doing favors for private interests. The Wall Street Journal reported that “at least 60 companies that lobbied the State Department during her [Hillary Clinton’s] tenure as Secretary of State donated a total of more than $ 26 million to the Clinton Foundation.”

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Clinton Foundation


Input: From 1975 to 2014 the number of career foreign service officers in positions ranking from assistant secretary and above fell from around 60 percent to around 30 percent, an academy report found. Skeptics of political appointees argue that it's important to look beyond top-line statistics: Countries, such as Sweden, Belgium or Norway, that routinely get political appointees as ambassadors can in the long run feel undervalued as allies. Still, few career diplomats say political appointees should be abolished altogether. The tradition is as old as the republic — Benjamin Franklin, technically speaking, was a political appointee when he served as U.S. ambassador to France. Some countries may even prefer having a political appointee as the U.S. ambassador because of the belief that person is a heavy-hitter who is more likely to have the president's ear than a traditional State Department employee.

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Input: The top Democrat in the Senate on Sunday accused FBI director James Comey of violating federal law by showing favoritism to “one political party over another” by publicly stating that he had been made aware of new evidence in the Clinton email investigation. “I am writing to inform you that my office has determined that these actions may violate the Hatch Act,” Senator Minority Leader Harry Reid’s (D-Nevada) letter to Comey reads. “Through your partisan actions, you may have broken the law,” Reid said.

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James Comey

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Input: Referring to critics who spoke at the Democratic National Convention, Trump said Thursday that he wanted to “hit a number of those speakers so hard, their heads would spin.” And: “I was going to hit one guy in particular, a very little guy.” Trump made clear Friday on Twitter that he was talking about “ ‘Little’ Michael Bloomberg, who never had the guts to run for president.” Both Republicans and Democrats are publicly responding to the row between GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump and Khizr Khan. Khan's son was killed while serving in Iraq. Here's what politicians from both parties said. (Monica Akhtar / The Washington Post)

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Input: Out at sea for tomorrow's launch and landing attempt pic.twitter.com/9LMsj6qryI — SpaceX (@SpaceX) January 17, 2016 This was the second successful mission SpaceX has carried out since disaster struck in July. That's when SpaceX's rocket exploded shortly after launch, destroying an unmanned spacecraft carrying supplies to the International Space Station. It returned to space missions in December when the company successfully carried satellites into low orbit in a mission for Orbcomm (ORBC).

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Input: It was the third major attack on French soil in the past 18 months, after the jihadist carnage in Paris in November and the shootings at satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo and a kosher supermarket in January 2015. In March, Islamic State-claimed suicide bomb attacks at Brussels airport and a city metro station left 32 people dead. People leave the Olympia mall in Munich, southern Germany, Friday, July 22, 2016 after several people have been killed in a shooting In May in Germany, a mentally unstable 27-year -old man carried out a knife attack on a regional train in the south of the country, killing one person and injuring three others. Back in Munich, the shopping centre is next to the Munich Olympic stadium, where the Palestinian militant group Black September took 11 Israeli athletes hostage and eventually killed them during the 1972 Olympic Games.

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Input: Kasich: Catonsville, Savage, Md. At the White House: President Obama speaks at the White House Science Fair and views students ' projects. Later, Obama convenes the National Security Council at CIA Headquarters in Langley, Va. and then makes a statement to the press pool. On Capitol Hill: The Senate meets at 9:30 a.m. to resume work on the FAA bill. The House meets at 12 p.m. for legislative business and to consider six suspension bills.

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Langley, Va.


Input: Ilona Bogen, who immigrated from Lithuania about 15 years ago, is one of the few in Mayfield Heights likely to support Hillary Clinton. MAYFIELD HEIGHTS, Ohio — Russian pop songs play in the background as immigrants browse the local deli for items they can rarely find outside their native Moscow: candies, dried salted fish, perogies, and heaps of imported sausage. Some stop to pick up one of several Russian-language newspapers, which this week prominently feature coverage of Paul Manafort, the former campaign manager for Donald Trump whose consulting work for Russia’s allies in Ukraine has stirred controversy.

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Ilona Bogen

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Mayfield Heights


Input: This is an important distinction to note due to if these were emails obtained from a foreign government (in this case the US), the SVR would have “sole and exclusive” domain over them and would never allow their admittance in court due to the high security level they would be held under. Having been obtained from Secretary Hillary Clinton’s “private computer email server” though, FSB legal analysts state in this report, these emails are to be considered as outside of US government jurisdiction and thus legal, under Russian law, to be used in any matter before the court. As to how exactly the FSB obtained these “beyond top secret” Secretary Hillary Clinton emails this report does n’t say, but it is important to note that the former US Defense Secretary, Robert Gates, did recently acknowledge that they were in the possession of Russia and, just yesterday, the US State Department was forced to admit that 22 “top secret” emails were found on her private email server she had previously told the American were n’t there because she deleted them. Source VN: F [1.9.22_1171]

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Input: The idea was that Russia needed to modernize its economy and not rely so much on oil revenues. Instead of helping Russians modernize their economy, Russian oligarch Viktor Vekselberg, and other Russian donors to the Clinton Foundation, used this project to improve Russian military technology. Despite repeated warnings of Russians developing hypersonic cruise-missile engines, new radar equipment, and acquiring other sensitive technology from the West, the State Department did not threaten to pull these companies out of the project if the Russians did n’t stop using Skolkovo for military research. The most disturbing case from Schweizer’s book is that Rosatom, a state-owned Russian company, now controls one fifth of America’s uranium reserves. The purchase of Uranium One by Salida Capital, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Rosatom, had to be approved by the State Department among other government entities.

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Russians


Input: At an event Tuesday night, Cruz said: “Donald is a fragile soul. You know, if she asks him mean questions, I mean his hair might stand on end.” He likened it to skipping a job interview. The Republican National Committee, which sanctions and helps organize the official debates, vowed late Thursday not to intervene in Trump’s dispute with Fox. “Candidates can choose whether to participate in a debate or not,” RNC chief strategist and spokesman Sean Spicer said. When Trump addressed reporters before a rally in Marshalltown, he said he “most likely” would skip the debate.

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Input: But she has been quick to point out the Dutch referendum's supposed flaws in order to undermine the West's criticism of another popular vote — one staged by Russia in March 2014." The way in which The Netherlands is ' properly preparing ' the referendum is meant to serve as an example of how the referendum should have been staged in Crimea," she said in a February statement on the ministry's website." So: reducing the number of polling stations, massive funding of those supporting the authorities ' point of view. The way this is being carried out is raising big questions," she said. Winners

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Input: Rubio, Trump, Sen. Ted Cruz, and others denounce the $ 150 billion that Obama is “giving” to Iran as part of the nuclear deal — not acknowledging, in some cases perhaps not knowing, that the money (more like $ 100 billion, minus $ 50 billion that will instantly go to pay off debts) is Iran’s own assets, which were frozen in response to Iran’s nuclear program. Now that the program is largely dismantled, as required the assets are unfrozen. That’s what the nuclear deal — negotiated by the United States, Iran, and five other powers (England, France, Russia, China, and Germany)—was all about. For its part of the deal, Iran was required not merely to freeze its nuclear program but to substantially roll it back. Specifically, it had to dismantle two-thirds of its centrifuges and 98 percent of its enriched uranium, to fill its Arak plutonium reactor with concrete, and, for verification, to allow international inspectors unprecedented access to its facilities.

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United States

Iran, and five other powers


Input: Share On more Share On more Share On more Share On more NEW YORK — Russian media mogul Mikhail Lesin died of wounds to the head, the D.C. medical examiner's office said Thursday. Lesin, the co-founder of the Kremlin-run news channel RT (formerly known as Russia Today), was found dead in a Washington, D.C., hotel room last November. The former head of Russia's largest TV and media company — Gazprom-Media — died of "blunt force injuries of the head," medical examiner spokesperson Beverly Fields confirmed to BuzzFeed News.

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Mikhail Lesin

a Washington, D.C., hotel room


Input: Clinton also got a boost from another super PAC, Correct the Record, led by her ally David Brock, which coordinates directly with the campaign on opposition research, taking advantage of an exemption designed for bloggers. To donors, the different groups were often presented as pieces of a unified enterprise. Four days before Clinton officially jumped in the race, retired banker Herb Sandler got an email from a Washington fundraiser working for Priorities USA Action who introduced himself as "the Finance Director for Hillary Clinton's superpac," according a message Sandler forwarded to Podesta. Two months later, Sandler gave Priorities $ US1 million. Podesta was recruited to pitch major donors to support both the campaign and Priorities as he travelled around the country, the emails show.

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Input: There are very good reasons for this. The pursuit of the lesser evil means that the best the American people are supposed to hope for is the continuation of the current state of things — that’s what you get, after all, if your only talking points fixate on stopping things from getting worse — and for most Americans today, the current state of things is unbearable. Cratering wages and soaring rents, a legal environment that increasingly denies even basic rights to everybody but corporations and the rich, an economy rigged to load ever-increasing costs on working people while funneling all the benefits to those who already have too much — well, you can fill in the list as well as I can. If you do n’t happen to belong to the privileged classes, life in today’s America is rapidly becoming intolerable, and the “realistic” politics that both parties have pursued with equal enthusiasm for decades are directly responsible for making it intolerable. Thus the reason that a large and growing number of ordinary working Americans are refusing to accept another rehash of the status quo this time around is that their backs are to the wall.

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Input: At the same time, a personality cult has grown around Kadyrov, who has humiliated those who dare criticise him. Lawyer for Russian officer on trial in Ukraine found shot dead Read more In return for the loyalty Kadyrov has pledged to Moscow, critics say he has been allowed a free hand to run the republic. Russian law often appears to be secondary to local customs or Kadyrov’s personal whims, and many of those who have investigated abuses by Kadyrov’s forces have met sticky ends. A high-ranking member of one of the armed battalions under Kadyrov’s control was charged with Nemtsov’s murder in Moscow last year.

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Input: SENATE DEBATES: -- “Indiana’s Senate race got personal Tuesday,” the Indianapolis Star’s Maureen Groppe and James Briggs write. “After weeks of attacking each other in campaign commercials, former Sen. Evan Bayh and GOP Rep. Todd Young directly accused each other of not representing Hoosiers’ interests in their [sole debate] … Young repeatedly charged Bayh, a Democrat, with following the orders of Washington insiders and looking out for himself. ‘Evan Bayh took the money and ran,’ Young said after criticizing Bayh's vote for the Affordable Care Act. ‘He joined a major lobbying firm in Washington, D.C., and he represented clients that needed relief from the very problem he created from Obamacare.’ Bayh said Young has voted against the needs of veterans, seniors and workers who are losing their jobs to overseas competition.

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Sen. Evan Bayh

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Indiana


Input: (APPLAUSE) They do not believe that there should be a constant incitement by Hamas aided and abetted by Iran against Israel. And, so when it came time after they had taken the incoming rockets, taken the assaults and ambushes on their soldiers and they called and told me, I was in Cambodia, that they were getting ready to have to invade Gaza again because they could n’t find anybody to talk to tell them to stop it, I flew all night, I got there, I negotiated that. So, I do n’t know how you run a country when you are under constant threat, terrorist tact, rockets coming at you. You have a right to defend yourself.

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Input: "This is exactly the type of irresponsible and dangerous intercepts that the air-to-air annex to CUES is supposed to prevent," said Greg Poling, director of the Asia Maritime Transparency Initiative at Washington's Center for Strategic and International Studies think-tank. Poling said either some part of China's air force "hadn't gotten the message," or it was meant as a signal of displeasure with recent U.S. freedom of navigation actions in the South China Sea." If the latter, it would be very disappointing to find China sacrificing the CUES annex for political gamesmanship." Zhang Baohui, a security expert at Hong Kong's Lingnan University, said he believed the encounter highlighted the limitation of CUES, and shows that Chinese pilots would still fly close to U.S. surveillance planes if needed." Frankly, we're always going to see these kinds of incidents as China will always put the priority on national security over something like CUES whenever it feels its interests are directly threatened," he said.

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Input: Rich’s father, Joel I. Rich, said he was offended by what he termed “bizarre” reports that are circulating on Internet discussion and message boards. Rich and his wife, Mary Ann, who live in Nebraska where their son grew up, visited the location of the shooting last week and appealed for help in finding the killer. Seth Rich was shot and killed July 10, 2016 in Washington, DC. (Family Photo) (N / A / Family Photo)

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Input: This was supposedly humanitarian imperialism implementing “R2P,” the “responsibility to protect.” Perhaps as many as — many numbers were bandied — 10,000 Libyans. R2P did not extend to protecting the estimated 200,000 Syrians that have been killed since 2011 by Bashar Assad’s tanks, artillery, bombers, barrel bombs and poison gas. Writing for Foreign Policy online, Micah Zenko notes “just hours into the intervention, Tomahawk cruise missiles launched from a British submarine stationed in the Mediterranean Sea struck an administrative building in [Khadafy’s] Bab al-Azizia compound.” A senior military official insisted “[Khadafy’s] not on a targeting list.” This was sophistry in the service of cynicism: For months, places he might be were on targeting lists. The pretense was that this not-really-NATO operation, with the United States “supporting” it, was merely to enforce UN resolutions about protecting Libyans from Khadafy.

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a British submarine

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Tomahawk cruise missiles

the Mediterranean Sea


Input: While Mrs. Clinton has opposed the proposed Trans Pacific Partnership, she strongly embraced the trade talks that led to the free trade agreement when she was secretary of state. Mr. Trump, by contrast, argues that the trade deals so beloved of fellow Republicans have invariably cost Americans jobs and revenue at home. He vows to tear them up, negotiate better deals, or start a trade war with China if necessary. “We’ve been taken advantage of by globalization because we have leaders that are incompetent,” he says, often sounding more protectionist than his Democratic rival. On Israel, Mrs. Clinton has been a fierce champion, praising the Jewish state and vowing to defend it yet again in her speech today.

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Mr. Trump


Input: GOP vice presidential nominee Mike Pence Mike (Michael) Richard PenceDems threaten to gum up Senate over ' secret ' ObamaCare bill This week: Senate plots path on healthcare Pence family adopts new kitten, puppy MORE on Thursday declined to endorse Sens. John McCain John McCainMcCain: North Korean regime murdered Otto Warmbier GOP defense spending battle delays Republican budget Otto Warmbier, US student held in North Korea for 17 months, dies MORE (R-Ariz.) and Kelly Ayotte Kelly AyotteKelly Ayotte joins defense contractor's board of directors Week ahead: Comey firing dominates Washington GOP senators pitch Merrick Garland for FBI director MORE (R-N.H.) in their reelection bids, following in the footsteps of his running mate, Donald Trump Donald TrumpLewandowski near ' high six-figure book deal ': report GOP fires opening attack on Dem reportedly running for Heller's Senate seat Overnight Tech: Trump seeks tech's help for ' sweeping ' IT overhaul | FTC looks to block sports fantasy merger | Firm exposes nearly 200 M voters ' data MORE. ADVERTISEMENT "I look forward to supporting Republican candidates in the days and weeks ahead all over the country, and so does Donald Trump," Pence told reporters Thursday at a campaign stop in Virginia, according to NBC News

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Input: Al Jazeera could not independently verify if there were any casualties. The Sakhour hospital was put out of service earlier this year after it was targeted several different times by air strikes, but members of the Civil Defence have recently by working to repair it. Since the Syrian army's assault against rebel-held Aleppo began in late September, Russian and government bombardment has killed more than 370 people, including 68 children, according to an Observatory toll. Over the past three days, as many as 100 people have been killed in the raids, rescue workers said, as the air strikes and shelling of the city's east intensified. The rising casualties in Aleppo have prompted an international outcry and a renewed diplomatic push, with talks between the United States and Russia planned for Saturday.

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Input: The secondary popup comes up as an error message appearing on top of a permissions window, and tricks users by disguising itself as an intermediary screen with a “continue” button perfectly overlaid on top of an activation button. (Lollipop does n’t show secondary popups on installation screens, so you’d have to be gullible enough to manually approve it if you’ve upgraded — but only a third of phones in the Android ecosystem are up-to-date). The ransomware encrypts users’ files and requires a ransom to decrypt them, and blackmails users by threatening to send their browsing history to all their contacts. Lockdroid is currently being distributed through the “Porn ‘O’ Mania” app. Despite the City of Chicago trying to cover up the police execution of black teenager Laquan McDonald, dashcam footage was released last November, over 13 months after the shooting had taken place.

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Input: Julia Louis-Dreyfus said politics is getting harder to satirize on VEEP because it's all so crazy: Al Franken tweaked Cruz and Paul Ryan: Clinton's campaign is running an ad in Connecticut featuring the daughter of the slain principal at Sandy Hook Elementary: Finally, watch an Irish runner make an incredible comeback to win a race:

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Input: Congress would have to pass new laws for that to happen, although a President Trump could take some steps to reduce legal immigration using his own authority, noted Doris Meissner, former immigration commissioner. A legislative push would likely set off an enormous battle that could dominate the first year of a new administration. Sessions and his allies have called, for example, for ending the visa lottery that allows about 50,000 people a year to immigrate and has been a major way for people to come to the U.S. from Africa and Asia. Advocates for greater restrictions have also called for eliminating legal provisions that allow naturalized citizens to bring their parents and adult siblings to the U.S. In addition to the cuts in legal immigration, Trump pledged to build a wall along the border with Mexico, aggressively step up efforts to detain and deport immigrants convicted of crimes, complete a long-planned effort to accurately track entry and exit visas, greatly expand the size of the Border Patrol and the immigration service and cut off federal money to cities and other local governments that fail to cooperate with federal enforcement efforts.

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Input: That's my view." It's depressingly amazing that even "That's my view" is part of the same memorized speech that someone probably wrote for him. And this is from the previous debate." I think if Teddy Roosevelt were alive today, a good Republican by the way, what he would say is: Break them up; they are too powerful economically; they are too powerful politically. And that is what I believe and many economists believe.

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Input: Yeah, they are. He’s more conservative than I am.” Sensing an opening, Trump sent out a flurry of tweets criticizing Sanders for shifting his support to Clinton – and urging Sanders supporters to “fight.” “Looks like the Bernie people will fight,” Trump tweeted on Sunday morning. “If not, their BLOOD, SWEAT AND TEARS was a total waste of time.”

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Input: This included engagement with controversial international political groups and countries that had hostile relationships with the United States. Sanders found multiple ways to involve himself in the war between the Sandinistas and the Contras in Nicaragua. In addition to traveling to the country and attending Ortega’s rally, Sanders’s Progressive Coalition on the board of aldermen passed a 1985 resolution pledging Burlington would defy President Ronald Reagan’s embargo of Nicaragua. Sanders also established a sister city relationship with a Nicaraguan town, Puerto Cabezas. His actions drew such attention that the “Doonesbury” comic strip infamously nicknamed Sanders’ city the “People’s Republic of Burlington” after he took office.

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Input: After Khizir Khan, who lost his son in a suicide bombing in Iraq, declared at last week's Democratic National Convention that Trump had "sacrificed nothing," the Republican nominee claimed he'd been "viciously attacked" and questioned why Khan's wife, Ghazala, didn't make her own remarks. Criticism from Trump's own party came swiftly, including in a lengthy statement from McCain, whom Trump previously derided for having been taken captive in the Vietnam War. But he and other top GOP leaders, including Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and House Speaker Paul Ryan, made little indication they would withdraw support for the Republican candidate. Trump has also taken flak for appearing unaware that Russian forces had annexed Crimea in early 2014, saying on ABC's "This Week" Sunday that President Vladimir Putin is "not going into Ukraine." Later, he argued that the people of Crimea "would rather be with Russia than where they were" -- an argument that Putin himself has made in justifying his annexation of the disputed Ukrainian territory.

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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and House Speaker Paul Ryan


Input: Not wanting to overdo it, he wrote that he was apolitical, and thought all politics were cynical. It was not good enough to pass. Before he was told he had failed, however, other people in the room were told they had passed the preliminary test and were set to work composing comments on two English-language articles about Ukraine – one by the New York Times and another by CNN. Lawyers in St Petersburg said it was extremely rare for such a big enterprise to be working entirely on the “black economy”, not paying any tax and not officially registering its employees. Leaked documents have linked the opaque company running the troll factory to structures close to the Kremlin, but there has been no hard evidence.

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Input: The decision comes after the collapse of a U.S.-Russia brokered cease-fire that took effect at the beginning of September. If the cease-fire held for seven days and humanitarian aid got to besieged areas of the country, the United States and Russia were to start coordinating militarily to target the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) and the group formerly known as al Nusra. But the cease-fire crumbled after the United States accidentally struck Syrian troops while targeting ISIS and an aid convoy was destroyed in an airstrike suspected to be carried out by Russia or the Syrian regime. Further hope for a renewed cease-fire evaporated as regime forces, with Russian backing, pummeled Aleppo in a new assault on rebel-held parts of the city. On Wednesday, the United States threatened to cut off talks with Russia if bombing in Aleppo did n’t immediately stop.

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Input: Anyone going to work in the morning would run into a picket line in front of the schools in every part of the city. Then in the afternoon, the streets of downtown were clogged by demonstrations of teachers and parents and students and community members. And everywhere you went and with everyone you talked to, there were discussions that just didn't come up before: about what the teachers were fighting for, what the community needed, how Emanuel and the city were ready to wreck the schools and everything else. The sense of solidarity and confidence was incredible. That's just nine days in one city, but it gives you a different sense of what socialism is about: the mass mobilizations and mass actions you read about in history.

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Input: “The Channel still represents a significant physical and cultural and psychological barrier,” the study noted. Should the project go ahead, a Tallinn-Helsinki tunnel could be a reality by 2030. Traditionalists can rest assured that forecast demand means ferries would continue to run, and most cargo would still be transported across the water. Planners also expect the majority of tourist and leisure trips, where Finns regularly stock up on Estonia’s far cheaper alcohol, to be conducted by ship for many years to come.

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Input: But we might put out some teasers as early as the next week or the week after. ' He went on to excoriate Clinton for telling the FBI that she didn't know what the lower case ' c ' in parentheses meant in emails she received while she was secretary of state. According to notes from her interview with the authorities that were released by the FBI last Friday, Clinton said she believed them to be paragraph markers, given that the emails lacked a classified heading. The ' (c) ' in those emails stood for ' Confidential, ' which is a classification level. ' Everyone in positions of government and in Wikileaks knows it stands for classified confidential, ' Assange told Hannity.

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Input: She supplied cops with a description of what he was wearing Mina said Austin (right) was sporting a red ' Make America Great Again ' hat (file above left) when he left the restaurant they were having dinner at before he allegedly went on a random killing attack The 19-year -old college student is accused of stabbing to death Michelle Mishcon, 53, and her husband, John Stevens III, 59 (pictured together) before reportedly biting pieces of flesh off of the man's face About five days before Harrouff allegedly launched a deadly knife attack on the random couple, he posted a video online in which he mused about bodybuilding and steroids. Daily Mail on Wednesday uncovered Harrouff's YouTube channel containing several videotaped fitness tutorials, as well as impromptu karaoke performances by Harrouff.

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Input: It’s what has happened between the United States and China for the last couple of decades. China has had consistent trade surpluses, but it did not want its currency to rise in a way that would undermine its exporters. So money has flowed from China into the United States — both from the Chinese government’s purchases of United States Treasury bonds and more recently in the form of direct investment from Chinese companies into the United States. When you see a headline about a Chinese company buying an American hotel group for $ 13 billion, you’re seeing the flip side of the trade deficit Mr. Trump bemoans. (The same when a citizen of China buys a luxury apartment in a Trump tower.)

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Input: This attack comes on the heels of the arrest of Salah Abdeslam in Belgium, who is accused of being involved in the Paris attacks of November 13, 2015, where 130 people were killed. At this time, reports out of Belgium say at least 31 people died and hundreds more wounded, with the death toll likely to rise. Officials are saying that a suitcase bomb was detonated at Brussels Airport and another bomb was detonated in the metro system. 20 people died and 106 people were injured in the subway attack alone, while 14 people were killed and 92 were injured at the airport. Can attacks similar to Paris and Belgium happen in the United States of America, and are we being vigilant and doing everything in our power to thwart the threat of Islamic terrorism here on our own soil?

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Input: He expected the number of new cases in 2015 to be at least 93,000, up from just under 90,000 in 2014. That, he said, would be the largest number of new cases since Russia began keeping data almost 30 years ago. The escalation comes as Russia struggles financially, beset by low oil prices, Western sanctions and a falling ruble. Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev called last October for a series of urgent measures to respond to the growing epidemic. The government plans to spend 40 billion rubles ($ 475.20 million) on fighting HIV / AIDs in 2016.

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Input: Islamic State (IS, formerly ISIS / ISIL) claimed responsibility for the attack, adding that its fighters detonated explosive belts “at a gathering of Shiites,” according to IS-affiliated Amaq news agency. Islamic State is now trying to claim responsibility for every terrorist attack both in Western countries and in the Middle East as it wants “to impose itself as the only [organization] which is able to carry out such attacks and is powerful enough to have a greater reach,” Catherine Shakdam, a political analyst and writer, told RT. Dozens killed and wounded in Kabul demo twin suicide attack.#Afghanistanpic.twitter.com / HNL7gUgjEi — Pajhwok Afghan News (@pajhwok) July 23, 2016 At the same time, she stressed that the attack could also have been carried out by “other groups trying to stir sectarian tensions,” as “there is almost a competition between different terrorist organizations and ISIL is really trying to impose itself as the only one worthy of supporting.” She also said that it is “a worrying trend” because “ISIL is extremely violent and bloodthirsty” and “the degree of its violence is troubling.”

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Input: “I believe strongly that we need to make sure that Wall Street never wrecks Main Street again,” Mrs. Clinton said in January. “No bank is too big to fail, and no executive is too powerful to jail.” As she sought to burnish her image as an advocate of working America, Mrs. Clinton declared her opposition to the Trans-Pacific Partnership, Mr. Obama’s 12-nation trade pact, and distanced herself from Nafta, which her husband signed into law. But in a 2013 speech to a Brazilian bank, Mrs. Clinton took a far different approach. “My dream,” she said, “is a hemispheric common market, with open borders, sometime in the future.”

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Input: He went to steal firearms. Yaroslavsky, Primorsky Krai, August 25, 2002: 5 killed and 10 wounded. The Yaroslavsky shooting was a mass murder that occurred in Yaroslavsky, Primorsky Krai, Russia on August 25, 2002, when 40-year -old police captain Sergey Semidovskiy (Russian: Сергей Семидовский) killed five people and wounded ten others in and outside a bar with a Saiga carbine, after an argument with several customers. For Bosnia Lipnaca, Bosnia-Herzegovina, May 29, 2008: six killed and one wounded

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Sergey Semidovskiy

Yaroslavsky


Input: Lopez-Sanchez, who is in the U.S. illegally, has a history of felony convictions and has been deported five times. ADVERTISEMENT Critics of the sanctuary laws say such policies encourage people to immigrate to the U.S. illegally at the expense of citizens. “A refuge for whom? A sanctuary for whom?” Rep. Trey Gowdy Trey GowdyHouse Dems: ' Does not appear ' Flynn disclosed trip to Middle East Chaffetz: Trump administration ' almost worse ' than Obama's on transparency Gowdy: Mueller a ' quintessential straight arrow ' MORE (R-S.C.) said.

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Input: Most of the Republican Party remains firmly distrustful of Russia. But not Mr. Trump, its standard-bearer. “If the United States got along with Russia, would n’t be so bad,” he said Wednesday, uttering not a word about Mr. Putin’s land grabs. Instead, he urged viewers to “take a look at the ‘Start Up’ they signed,” apparently confusing the lingo of Silicon Valley with New START, the 2010 arms control treaty. The problem, he said, is that Russia is outbuilding the United States’ nuclear arsenal — it is not, at least so far, because of the treaty’s limits.

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Mr. Putin


Input: The Israeli government in November voted to allow the immigration of some 9,100 Falash Mura. But on March 7, an official from Netanyahu's office informed members of parliament the decision would not be implemented because of budgetary constraints. The issue will be discussed in the coming months as part of the budget discussions, the prime minister's office said. Netanyahu's office considers reuniting Falash Mura families an issue "of humane and social importance". READ MORE: Ethiopian Jews: Not Jewish enough

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Input: The Trump campaign responded by going after the Democratic nominee as well as the President." Hillary Clinton has proven herself unfit to serve in any government office," a Trump statement said, listing a number of policy concerns." Obama-Clinton have single-handedly destabilized the Middle East, handed Iraq, Libya and Syria to ISIS, and allowed our personnel to be slaughtered at Benghazi." Later Trump in an interview with WJLA said of Obama:" He's a terrible president. He'll probably go down as the worst president in the history of our country.

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Input: Number one, Sen. Sanders voted for the crime bill, I did not have a vote, I supported efforts, both to try to reverse the tide of time, but also to go against crime against women, get rid of assault weapons, give kids something to say yes to with more after-school activities, and as we have seen it played out both at the federal and then the state, which took their lead from it, we have learned that there were too many people being sent to prison for low-level nonviolent offenses, the very first speech I gave back in this campaign back in April was calling for criminal justice reform, calling to end the era of mass incarceration and of course, I am calling for common sense gun safety measures to protect people. So I have a very robust agenda, we have learned what we need to be doing to divert people from the criminal justice system. We need to attack systematic racism because there is no doubt that African Americans are often arrested, charged, convicted and incarcerated for doing the exactly the same thing as white Americans do. So I take this whole set of issues very seriously. I've talked about it at length in many different settings.

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Input: His poll numbers turned sharply downward after his first debate with Clinton on Sept. 26. Then, on Oct. 7, the Washington Post unearthed a recording of Trump talking on a hot mic in 2005 about groping women without invitation and being able to “do anything” to women because of his fame. The same day, CNN published a 2005 radio interview in which Trump said that owning beauty pageants meant he could go backstage to see women naked under the auspices of “inspecting” things. Several women who were teenage pageant contests have said they recall Trump doing that; some declined to be named, and others surveyed by BuzzFeed News said they did n’t recall Trump doing that. Get the latest on global politics in your inbox, every day.

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Input: Ukrainian general prosecutor has confirmed that Pavel Sheremet was murdered — an explosive device was found in the car. Ukraine's police chief Khatia Dekanoidze (pictured) says investigation into Sheremet's murder is her point of honour pic.twitter.com/xZiNEd45Vy — Myroslava Petsa (@myroslavapetsa) 20 July 2016 According to the reports, the car belonged to his employer, the head of Ukrainskaya Pravda newspaper.

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Input: We have endorsed Ms. Clinton for president, contending that she is well qualified, well prepared and likely to do a good job. But to voters who disagree — who have never voted for a Democrat, say, or who question our assessment of her qualifications — we would argue that Mr. Trump’s challenge to the very core of our democracy nonetheless provides strong reason to vote for her. At a campaign rally in Portsmouth, N.H., on Oct 15, Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump said the election was being rigged by "corrupt media" and added that the media is pushing "false allegations" and "lies" regarding sex assault claims against him. (The Washington Post) You may disagree with Ms. Clinton about Obamacare, Russia policy or Planned Parenthood.

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Portsmouth, N.H.


Input: He also changed into even more casual clothes — dark blue jeans and a short-sleeve shirt. The competing and often discordant demands of the White House are part of the job description, and Obama has had to weigh the merits of upending his personal schedule during moments of domestic or international crisis. President Obama used his weekly address to talk about the mass shooting in Orlando and urge lawmakers to revisit the issue of gun control. (Reuters) Obama delayed his annual Christmas vacation to Hawaii three consecutive years over contentious fiscal negotiations with Congress.

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Input: Alexander Historical Auctions in Maryland will open up bidding on the 1927 edition of Adolf Hitler’s Nazi manifesto for March 17 and 18. “This edition of ‘Mein Kampf,’ volume II, was published by official N.S.D.A.P. publishers Verlag Franz Eher in Munich, 1927 … in a finely-grained red leather cover with four raised hubs on the spine,” the auction’s listing says. “It is a rare edition of the work, not available to the general public, and was likely kept by Hitler for his own use or as a potential gift for an admirer.” The book was originally found by 11 US officers of a field artillery battalion of the 45th Infantry Division in Hitler’s Munich flat following his death in April 1945, and it remained in the possession of one of the officers’ daughters until last year.

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Maryland


Input: But there were some problems, some unintended consequences. Too many young African-American and Latino men ended up in jail for nonviolent offenses. And it's just a fact that if you're a young African-American man and you do the same thing as a young white man, you are more likely to be arrested, charged, convicted, and incarcerated. So we've got to address the systemic racism in our criminal justice system. We can not just say law and order.

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Input: Libertarian presidential nominee Gary JohnsonGary JohnsonMueller to give first speech since taking on Russia probe Poll: 85 percent of Clinton supporters would vote for her again Open primaries are the answer to America’s election woes — so what are we waiting for? MORE on Sunday said people shouldn't politicize the Orlando, Fla., nightclub shooting that left 49 dead and 53 injured." Thoughts are with the # Orlando victims & a community who has been attacked," Johnson tweeted on Sunday." It's a time to mourn, be strong & be what makes America great."

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Orlando, Fla., nightclub


Input: IS, however, continued to gain strength as the U.S.-backed Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki led the country, favoring his fellow Shiites over Sunni Iraqis. The civil war in neighboring Syria was another destabilizing factor that also gave IS room to grow and take over large areas of both countries to set up a self-declared caliphate. The rise of the group also can be attributed to its savvy in using social media to recruit fighters and followers and its ability to reap millions, including through smuggling oil. Since the U.S.-led coalition began its anti-Islamic State campaign in 2014, the coalition has cut the numbers of IS core fighters by half, to about 15,000, and cost the group 45 percent of its territory, which once comprised one-third of Iraq and Syria. The U.S. has 3,830 military service personnel in Iraq, advising and training Iraqi ground forces, and 50 or so special operations forces in Syria.

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Syria


Input: And yet, in the pursuit of documents, many investigators made their mission known to rebel commanders with murky connections. “Our people are extremely well trained on what to do if they’re captured,” Wiley told me. “The equipment they have is encrypted and sufficiently sophisticated that anyone going through it would not find any evidence of the work they’re doing.” Only one investigator, a Syrian woman, who was captured more than two years ago, is currently detained by the Syrian regime. Moving documents to the international borders is by far the most dangerous step in the CIJA’s operation. Paper is heavy and incriminating for the carrier; on the other hand, photographs, while more portable, can be difficult to authenticate in court.

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Syrian woman