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No Go For Pokemon Go: Chicago Lawmaker Proposes Ban On Pokestops
Invasive weeds have long threatened to erode dunes on a portion of the Chicago lakefront, but the area recently had to contend with a virtual invasion: "Pokemon Go" characters.
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Philippine Police Issue Pokemon Go Safety Tips
Pokemon players in the crime-plagued Philippines were warned today to play the game in pairs for their own safety.
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Hundreds Of Taiwan Drivers Fined After Pokemon Go Launch
Nearly 350 drivers in Taiwan were slapped with fines for playing on their phones after Pokemon Go launched on the island, which has already resulted in broken legs and museum bans.
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Hundreds Hit Streets In Hong Kong's First 'PokeWalk'
Hundreds gathered in Hong Kong to live out their childhood dream of catching Pokemon in the wild in what was billed as the city's first Pokemon Go walk today.
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Wait Over For Pokemon Go In Brazil Ahead Of Olympics
Olympians can now go for their "Pokemon Go" medals.
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Drunken Driver Was Playing 'Pokemon Go' During Crash
Vermont State Police say a drunken driver was playing "Pokemon Go" on his cellphone when he crashed his car.
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An Iowa Football Player's Pokemon Go Game Ends With Four Police Guns Pointed At His Face
Faith Ekakitie described what happened when he met the description of an armed bank robber.
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'Pokemon Go' Players Stumble On Hidden History
Historical markers have long dotted the landscape, often barely noticed by passers by until they became treasure-filled stops this month on the "Pokemon Go" trail.
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Pokemon No-Go For Indonesian Civil Servants
Indonesian civil servants have been ordered not to play Pokemon Go at work in a bid to protect "state secrets", the latest sign of a growing backlash in the country against the smartphone game.
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Indonesia Shrugs off Pokemon Fatwa As Gaming Fever Takes Hold
Avid players of smash-hit mobile phone game Pokemon GO in Indonesia, home to the world's largest Muslim population, are not letting religious decrees or security warnings get in the way of their mission to catch their next cartoon creature.
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No 'Pokemon Go' Yet In Japan, But Government Already Worried
The "Pokemon Go" craze has yet to hit Japan, but reports of robberies, traffic accidents and other mishaps abroad already has the government worried.
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No Go For Pokemon Go: Chicago Lawmaker Proposes Ban On Pokestops
Invasive weeds have long threatened to erode dunes on a portion of the Chicago lakefront, but the area recently had to contend with a virtual invasion: "Pokemon Go" characters.
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Philippine Police Issue Pokemon Go Safety Tips
Pokemon players in the crime-plagued Philippines were warned today to play the game in pairs for their own safety.
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Hundreds Of Taiwan Drivers Fined After Pokemon Go Launch
Nearly 350 drivers in Taiwan were slapped with fines for playing on their phones after Pokemon Go launched on the island, which has already resulted in broken legs and museum bans.
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Hundreds Hit Streets In Hong Kong's First 'PokeWalk'
Hundreds gathered in Hong Kong to live out their childhood dream of catching Pokemon in the wild in what was billed as the city's first Pokemon Go walk today.
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Wait Over For Pokemon Go In Brazil Ahead Of Olympics
Olympians can now go for their "Pokemon Go" medals.
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Drunken Driver Was Playing 'Pokemon Go' During Crash
Vermont State Police say a drunken driver was playing "Pokemon Go" on his cellphone when he crashed his car.
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An Iowa Football Player's Pokemon Go Game Ends With Four Police Guns Pointed At His Face
Faith Ekakitie described what happened when he met the description of an armed bank robber.
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'Pokemon Go' Players Stumble On Hidden History
Historical markers have long dotted the landscape, often barely noticed by passers by until they became treasure-filled stops this month on the "Pokemon Go" trail.
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Pokemon No-Go For Indonesian Civil Servants
Indonesian civil servants have been ordered not to play Pokemon Go at work in a bid to protect "state secrets", the latest sign of a growing backlash in the country against the smartphone game.
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Indonesia Shrugs off Pokemon Fatwa As Gaming Fever Takes Hold
Avid players of smash-hit mobile phone game Pokemon GO in Indonesia, home to the world's largest Muslim population, are not letting religious decrees or security warnings get in the way of their mission to catch their next cartoon creature.
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No 'Pokemon Go' Yet In Japan, But Government Already Worried
The "Pokemon Go" craze has yet to hit Japan, but reports of robberies, traffic accidents and other mishaps abroad already has the government worried.
