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Can Iran Legally Collect Tolls On Vessels Passing Strait Of Hormuz?
UN Convention on the Law of the Sea provides vessels a right of unimpeded "transit passage" through the Strait of Hormuz.
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Ahead Of Court Verdict, Ex-SS Guard Apologises To Holocaust Victims
A 93-year-old former Nazi concentration camp guard apologised to Holocaust victims at a Hamburg court on Monday, ahead of the verdict in the high-profile trial over his complicity in the World War II atrocities.
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FBI Contacts Second Woman Who Has Accused Kavanaugh Of Sexual Misconduct
The FBI has begun contacting people as part of an additional background investigation of Judge Brett Kavanaugh, including a second woman who alleges that the Supreme Court nominee sexually assaulted her.
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Lawyers: Melania Trump 'Has No Intention' Of Using Her Public Position For Personal Gain
A day after Melania Trump filed a lawsuit accusing a British news company of hurting her ability to build a profitable brand, her representatives issued a statement saying that the first lady "has no intention" of using her public position for personal gain.
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German Court Bans Sections Of Poem Mocking Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan
A Hamburg court issued a preliminary injunction on Tuesday banning re-publication of sections of a satirical poem by a German comedian mocking Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan, saying they amounted to abuse and libel.
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Meet Merrick Garland, President Barack Obama's Nominee For The Supreme Court
On April 19, 1995, as the first reports came in about a bombing in Oklahoma City, some of the federal government's top prosecutors gathered in the office of Merrick Garland - who at the time was the second-in-command to the Justice Department's second-in-command.
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Facebook Wins Ruling Cutting Hamburg Data Regulator's Powers
A Hamburg court halted enforcement of an order by the city's data watchdog who had told Facebook to allow users to sign up to the social network under a pseudonym.
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Holocaust-Denying 'Nazi Grandma' Gets 10 Months in Jail
A German court has sentenced an 87-year-old grandmother to 10 months in jail for Holocaust denial after a trial in which she insisted that Auschwitz was "not historically proven" to be a death camp.
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Marines Case: India to Challenge Italy's Decision in International Tribunal
India will challenge Italy's decision to take the issue of two of its marines, accused of killing two Indian fishermen three years ago, to an international tribunal which will hear it on August 10-11 in Hamburg, Germany.
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German Courts Uphold Ban on Uber Ride-Share Service
Courts in Berlin and Hamburg upheld bans on online transportation service Uber on Friday, saying the company did not comply with German laws on the carriage of passengers.
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Uber Gets Respite in German City of Hamburg
A court on Friday suspended a ban imposed by local regulators.
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Ride App Uber Gets Respite in German City of Hamburg
Uber, whose smartphone app summons rides at the touch of a button, won a new lease of life in the German city of Hamburg on Friday when a court suspended a ban imposed by local regulators.
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Leonardo Mayer Upsets David Ferrer in Hamburg to Win Maiden Title
Leonardo Mayer saved five of the eight break points he faced and converted five of his seven chances to beat David Ferrer in the clay court tournament.
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Healthy Roger Federer says back pain a memory
The Swiss, who celebrated his 32nd birthday on the practice court in the muggy Midwest venue on Thursday, is counting on "passion" to re-ignite his tennis after Wimbledon disappointment followed by injury-plagued weeks on the clay courts in Hamburg and Gstaad.
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Google ordered to stop copyright violations on YouTube
A court in Hamburg orders Google to install filters on its YouTube service in Germany to stop people from gaining access to copyrighted material.
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Can Iran Legally Collect Tolls On Vessels Passing Strait Of Hormuz?
UN Convention on the Law of the Sea provides vessels a right of unimpeded "transit passage" through the Strait of Hormuz.
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Ahead Of Court Verdict, Ex-SS Guard Apologises To Holocaust Victims
A 93-year-old former Nazi concentration camp guard apologised to Holocaust victims at a Hamburg court on Monday, ahead of the verdict in the high-profile trial over his complicity in the World War II atrocities.
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FBI Contacts Second Woman Who Has Accused Kavanaugh Of Sexual Misconduct
The FBI has begun contacting people as part of an additional background investigation of Judge Brett Kavanaugh, including a second woman who alleges that the Supreme Court nominee sexually assaulted her.
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Lawyers: Melania Trump 'Has No Intention' Of Using Her Public Position For Personal Gain
A day after Melania Trump filed a lawsuit accusing a British news company of hurting her ability to build a profitable brand, her representatives issued a statement saying that the first lady "has no intention" of using her public position for personal gain.
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German Court Bans Sections Of Poem Mocking Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan
A Hamburg court issued a preliminary injunction on Tuesday banning re-publication of sections of a satirical poem by a German comedian mocking Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan, saying they amounted to abuse and libel.
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Meet Merrick Garland, President Barack Obama's Nominee For The Supreme Court
On April 19, 1995, as the first reports came in about a bombing in Oklahoma City, some of the federal government's top prosecutors gathered in the office of Merrick Garland - who at the time was the second-in-command to the Justice Department's second-in-command.
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Facebook Wins Ruling Cutting Hamburg Data Regulator's Powers
A Hamburg court halted enforcement of an order by the city's data watchdog who had told Facebook to allow users to sign up to the social network under a pseudonym.
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Holocaust-Denying 'Nazi Grandma' Gets 10 Months in Jail
A German court has sentenced an 87-year-old grandmother to 10 months in jail for Holocaust denial after a trial in which she insisted that Auschwitz was "not historically proven" to be a death camp.
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Marines Case: India to Challenge Italy's Decision in International Tribunal
India will challenge Italy's decision to take the issue of two of its marines, accused of killing two Indian fishermen three years ago, to an international tribunal which will hear it on August 10-11 in Hamburg, Germany.
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German Courts Uphold Ban on Uber Ride-Share Service
Courts in Berlin and Hamburg upheld bans on online transportation service Uber on Friday, saying the company did not comply with German laws on the carriage of passengers.
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Uber Gets Respite in German City of Hamburg
A court on Friday suspended a ban imposed by local regulators.
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Ride App Uber Gets Respite in German City of Hamburg
Uber, whose smartphone app summons rides at the touch of a button, won a new lease of life in the German city of Hamburg on Friday when a court suspended a ban imposed by local regulators.
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Leonardo Mayer Upsets David Ferrer in Hamburg to Win Maiden Title
Leonardo Mayer saved five of the eight break points he faced and converted five of his seven chances to beat David Ferrer in the clay court tournament.
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Healthy Roger Federer says back pain a memory
The Swiss, who celebrated his 32nd birthday on the practice court in the muggy Midwest venue on Thursday, is counting on "passion" to re-ignite his tennis after Wimbledon disappointment followed by injury-plagued weeks on the clay courts in Hamburg and Gstaad.
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Google ordered to stop copyright violations on YouTube
A court in Hamburg orders Google to install filters on its YouTube service in Germany to stop people from gaining access to copyrighted material.
