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Women in three US states were allegedly not shown job ads for certain "male-dominated professions".
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The woman who says the US Supreme Court pick once attacked her has had to flee home, says her lawyer.
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Daniel Love is not a citizen but he cannot be deported as a foreigner, his lawyers argue.
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India police say the woman was locked up by her brother and intermittently starved for two years.
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PM Scott Morrison unveils strict new laws, amid alarm over needles hidden in strawberries.
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The pair were caught selling cereal treats, brownies and puddings laced with marijuana, police say.
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Thomas Borgen quits following an investigation into suspicious payments through its Estonian branch.
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The state of Georgia judge is "gravely concerned" about hacking - but allows e-voting to go ahead.
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While North Korea's military threat remains, the Pyongyang summit puts diplomacy back on track.
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A large area of land by a lagoon in western Greece is covered by a giant spider-web.
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Transport police in Bogotá makes a group of fare dodgers mop the floors as punishment.
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Theatre director Lee Yoon-Taek was accused by multiple women in the wake of the #MeToo movement.
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Videos show four men assaulted a woman, 19, near a Toulouse nightclub at the weekend, prosecutors say.
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Alexandre Benalla defends himself in front of the French senate in the wake of a political scandal.
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South Korea's president says he and his North Korea counterpart have agreed ways to achieve denuclearisation.
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A Hong Kong court finds a doctor guilty of killing his wife and daughter with a gas-filled yoga ball.
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A Beirut street is named after a late Hezbollah commander who was accused of assassinating Rafik Hariri.
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French police have dismantled a network selling the small metal souvenirs to tourists across Paris.
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Researchers in the US will release a 3D image on Friday before a planned excavation in 2019.
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In his fiercest attack yet on Jeff Sessions, the US president says he is "very disappointed".
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North Korea has agreed to shut one of the country's main missile testing and launch sites.
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The Alibaba chair says he can no longer create one million US jobs because of rising US-China tensions.
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US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo says the aim is North Korea's denuclearisation "by January 2021".
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Pakistan's ex-prime minister, his daughter and son-in-law have all had their jail terms suspended.
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The World Anti-Doping Agency (Wada) proposed a compromise with Russia in May that would allow a suspension of its anti-doping agency (Rusada) to be lifted.
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A man's neighbour invited him on holiday to war zone in Afghanistan for an extraordinary experience.
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Why some earth tremors in Nigerian's capital, Abuja, have caused such a stir.
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Proportionally the UK stands to lose more, says Jean-Claude Trichet, former European Central Bank boss.
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