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The US treasury department sanctions Rafael Márquez for being a "front person" for a drug trafficker.
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"It's never too late to study" says 91-year old Thai woman who just picked up her bachelor degree.
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A judge rejects Cassie Sainsbury's plea bargain on charges of attempting to smuggle cocaine.
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All government workers are told to take Thursday off work because of exceptionally high temperatures.
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Set in the US city of Baltimore the film focuses on three young women taking part in the dance team.
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The pair freeze to death in bad weather before they can reach the 4,248-metre Mont Blanc du Tacul.
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The US retailer apologises for a sign over a gun display that said "own the school year like a hero".
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Beachgoers in southern Spain look on as the boat's passengers scramble to reach the shore.
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The object is uncovered by workers constructing a car park within the Fukushima facility in Japan.
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An Australian-led police operation is said to have smashed an international drugs syndicate
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The man described as Algerian was shot by French police in a car chase after an attack on soldiers.
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A Hong Kong counsellor says there should be rules for maids using air-con.
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The decision was made after US staff in Havana suffered from mysterious physical symptoms.
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The test should boost the chances that secure communications will be carried out over very long distances
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The former US vice president says the US will meet its targets "in spite of Donald Trump."
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The dance move is banned in the country due to perceived links to drug culture.
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The German-born doctor and nun devoted her life to eradicating leprosy in Pakistan.
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The BBC's Rupert Wingfield-Hayes in Guam, as North Korea threatens to fire missiles near the island.
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South African Stephen McGown describes the moment he was released by al-Qaeda after six years.
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Pyongyang says plans that could see it fire four missiles near the US territory will soon be ready.
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How a seven-word Facebook post set off months of controversy and intense discussion in Australia.
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Botswana will declare a national holiday in honour of Isaac Makwala if he wins 200m gold at the World Championships.
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UK supermarkets have withdrawn several products which contain eggs, including sandwiches and salads.
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The UN say at least 19 migrants have died after being forced from boats travelling to Yemen.
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African and American observers are satisfied with the electoral process, despite rigging claims.
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Stephen McGown and Johan Gustafsson were captured in Mali in November 2011, and released this year.
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Twenty tonnes of insecticide-tainted eggs sold in Denmark, says food safety authority
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President Trump warns North Korea it should be "very, very nervous'" if it does anything to the US.
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The painkillers are now claiming four times as many lives in the US as 20 years ago.
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As the war of words between the US and North Korea escalates, test your knowledge of who said what.
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A train narrowly misses slamming into a packed car which had broken through a barrier.
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The US president said he wanted to thank his Russian counterpart for reducing US payroll costs.
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Johan Gustafsson spent almost six years in the Sahara after being kidnapped in Mali.
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The number of arrivals has tripled compared to the same period last year, a Un agency says.
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Legend has it that a group of Scots settled in the Italian Alps in 1525 and never left. Could it possibly be true?
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Mexican cartels have turned Reynosa into the most dangerous town along the US-Mexico frontier.
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The fruit harvest has been decimated by a mild winter and a late freeze - with devastating consequences.
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