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English Singer Marianne Faithfull Dies At 78: Report
English singer and actress Marianne Faithfull, best known for her 1960s hit "As Tears Go By", has died aged 78, British media reported on Thursday.
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Trump Slams "Nasty" Bishop For "Boring", "Uninspiring" Service, Seeks Apology
Reacting to Washington Bishop's speech, the US President accused her of being a Trump hater and carrying a nasty tone.
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Who Is Mariann Edgar Budde, Bishop Who Urged Trump To Show Compassion
Episcopal bishop of Washington, Mariann Edgar Budde, on Monday, urged Donald Trump to show compassion towards marginalised groups, including gay, lesbian, and transgender children, as well as undocumented immigrants.
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Marianne Williamson, Dean Phillips: The Democrats Pitched Against Biden In US Polls
One is a best-selling self-help writer, the other a US congressman -- and both are applying their rhetorical talents to pitch themselves to Democrats as better bets than President Joe Biden to beat Donald Trump in November.
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"Not Modi's Idea Of India": French Actor Alleges Forced To Leave Goa Home
A 75-year-old French actor, who had alleged she was held hostage in her own home in North Goa over a property dispute, said she has left the premises and that she is disappointed despite Prime Minister Narendra Modi's efforts to create a tourism-frie
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French Actor Claims She's Being Held Hostage In Goa Home Over Property Row
A 75-year-old French actor has alleged she is being held "hostage" in her house at Calangute in North Goa since earlier this week over a property dispute and finds herself in a "dangerous situation".
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British Singer Marianne Faithfull Tested Positive For Coronavirus
British singer Marianne Faithfull has tested positive for coronavirus and is being treated in hospital, her publicists said on Saturday.
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Facebook Sorry For Blocking Eugene Delacroix Masterpiece Over Nudity
Facebook admitted on Sunday making a mistake after it banned an advert featuring French artist Eugene Delacroix's famous work, "Liberty Leading the People," because it depicts a bare-breasted woman.
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Worn Down By Terror Grief: Paris Cleans Symbolic Statue
Paris city workers today set to scrubbing a monumental bronze statue which has become a battered rallying point for France's secular republic after a string of terror attacks.
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World's Oldest Message In A Bottle Discovered In Germany
A 108-year-old postcard offering a shilling in exchange for its return to an English marine research institute is now officially the world's oldest message in a bottle after being recovered in Germany.
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World's 'Oldest' Message in a Bottle Found in Germany
A message in a bottle that washed up on a beach in Germany more than 108 years after it was thrown into the sea is believed to be the world's oldest.
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Swedish Prosecutors drop Julian Assange Sexual Assault Probe
Swedish prosecutors dropped a sexual assault probe against Julian Assange on Thursday after the time limit on the case expired, but still want to question the WikiLeaks founder about a rape allegation.
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Ultra-Local 'Facebook' Turning City Neighbours Into Friends
Perched on makeshift seats next to a buffet with fresh fruit, elderflower cordial and homemade muffins, neighbours laugh and chat on a leafy patch amid modern apartment blocks in Vienna's 15th district.
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Israel Navy Seizes Ship Seeking to Break Gaza Blockade: Army
Israeli naval forces boarded and took over an activist vessel seeking to break the Gaza blockade, and were escorting it to an Israeli port early today, the military said, saying that the navy did not use force.
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Outrage in Israel as Arab Member of Parliament Says to Join Gaza Flotilla
An announcement by an Arab Israeli lawmaker that he plans to join a pro-Palestinian flotilla seeking to break Israel's blockade on Gaza caused outrage today among the country's political class.
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English Singer Marianne Faithfull Dies At 78: Report
English singer and actress Marianne Faithfull, best known for her 1960s hit "As Tears Go By", has died aged 78, British media reported on Thursday.
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Trump Slams "Nasty" Bishop For "Boring", "Uninspiring" Service, Seeks Apology
Reacting to Washington Bishop's speech, the US President accused her of being a Trump hater and carrying a nasty tone.
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Who Is Mariann Edgar Budde, Bishop Who Urged Trump To Show Compassion
Episcopal bishop of Washington, Mariann Edgar Budde, on Monday, urged Donald Trump to show compassion towards marginalised groups, including gay, lesbian, and transgender children, as well as undocumented immigrants.
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Marianne Williamson, Dean Phillips: The Democrats Pitched Against Biden In US Polls
One is a best-selling self-help writer, the other a US congressman -- and both are applying their rhetorical talents to pitch themselves to Democrats as better bets than President Joe Biden to beat Donald Trump in November.
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"Not Modi's Idea Of India": French Actor Alleges Forced To Leave Goa Home
A 75-year-old French actor, who had alleged she was held hostage in her own home in North Goa over a property dispute, said she has left the premises and that she is disappointed despite Prime Minister Narendra Modi's efforts to create a tourism-frie
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French Actor Claims She's Being Held Hostage In Goa Home Over Property Row
A 75-year-old French actor has alleged she is being held "hostage" in her house at Calangute in North Goa since earlier this week over a property dispute and finds herself in a "dangerous situation".
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British Singer Marianne Faithfull Tested Positive For Coronavirus
British singer Marianne Faithfull has tested positive for coronavirus and is being treated in hospital, her publicists said on Saturday.
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Facebook Sorry For Blocking Eugene Delacroix Masterpiece Over Nudity
Facebook admitted on Sunday making a mistake after it banned an advert featuring French artist Eugene Delacroix's famous work, "Liberty Leading the People," because it depicts a bare-breasted woman.
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Worn Down By Terror Grief: Paris Cleans Symbolic Statue
Paris city workers today set to scrubbing a monumental bronze statue which has become a battered rallying point for France's secular republic after a string of terror attacks.
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World's Oldest Message In A Bottle Discovered In Germany
A 108-year-old postcard offering a shilling in exchange for its return to an English marine research institute is now officially the world's oldest message in a bottle after being recovered in Germany.
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World's 'Oldest' Message in a Bottle Found in Germany
A message in a bottle that washed up on a beach in Germany more than 108 years after it was thrown into the sea is believed to be the world's oldest.
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Swedish Prosecutors drop Julian Assange Sexual Assault Probe
Swedish prosecutors dropped a sexual assault probe against Julian Assange on Thursday after the time limit on the case expired, but still want to question the WikiLeaks founder about a rape allegation.
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Ultra-Local 'Facebook' Turning City Neighbours Into Friends
Perched on makeshift seats next to a buffet with fresh fruit, elderflower cordial and homemade muffins, neighbours laugh and chat on a leafy patch amid modern apartment blocks in Vienna's 15th district.
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Israel Navy Seizes Ship Seeking to Break Gaza Blockade: Army
Israeli naval forces boarded and took over an activist vessel seeking to break the Gaza blockade, and were escorting it to an Israeli port early today, the military said, saying that the navy did not use force.
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Outrage in Israel as Arab Member of Parliament Says to Join Gaza Flotilla
An announcement by an Arab Israeli lawmaker that he plans to join a pro-Palestinian flotilla seeking to break Israel's blockade on Gaza caused outrage today among the country's political class.
