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Three health chiefs quit within days in Italy's toe, embarrassing government
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GameStop investor Ryan Cohen urges strategic review
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UAE crown prince, Israeli president exchange invitations for visits
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LGBT activists welcome rainbow light show in Poland, say more action needed
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U.S. household debt rises above pre-pandemic levels due to mortgages
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Home Depot boosts staff pay by $1 billion after uninterrupted sales surge
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Iraqi PM discusses future of cooperation with the U.S.-led coalition with Pompeo
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Walmart forecasts promising holiday season as online sales soar
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U.S. retail sales slow amid pandemic, lack of fiscal stimulus
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U.S. Senate vote on Fed nominee Shelton in doubt as Grassley quarantines
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U.S. senators' absences put Senate vote on Shelton for Fed seat uncertain
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Peru to swear in new president to calm anger, markets buoyed
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SoftBank's Son wants to deploy cash on public and private firms
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Netanyahu speaks with Biden and had 'warm' talk, Israel PM's office says
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Congress to press ahead on government funding even as COVID-19 aid stalls, McConnell says
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'In the hands of God:' Hurricane Iota pummels Central America
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Saint Pope John Paul II - a hasty halo?
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Turkey to impose new measures to fight coronavirus surge, Erdogan says
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French rights activists protest proposed curbs on identifying police
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BoE's Ramsden sees possible plus for economy from vaccine news
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Walmart forecasts promising holiday season as online sales soar
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'SpaceX, this is Resilience': Four astronauts begin six-month stay on space station
Four astronauts riding a newly-designed spacecraft from Elon Musk's rocket company SpaceX greeted their new crewmates aboard the International Space Station on Tuesday after successfully docking in a landmark achievement for private space travel.
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