Top 10 Most Valuable Wine Collections in the World
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Published: Feb 14, 2020
Top 10 Most Valuable Wine Collections in the World
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Top Headlines for February 20, 2020
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IMF Delegation Holds Talks on Lebanon’s Economic Crisis
A delegation from the International Monetary Fund was in Lebanon on Thursday to assess what is needed to save the Mideast country’s crumbling economy.
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Putin Says Cabinet Dismissal Didn’t Come Out of the Blue
President Vladimir Putin says the ouster of Russia’s prime minister and a cabinet reshuffle that caught many in Russia off guard in January was not in fact unexpected, but he remains vague about the reasons for the move.
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Israel, Palestinians Defuse Agricultural Trade Crisis
Israel’s defense minister said Thursday that the country would allow Palestinian agricultural exports, a move aimed at defusing what has been an escalating trade crisis that had heightened Israeli-Palestinian tensions.
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Israeli PM’s Rival Denies Wrongdoing Amid Probe Reports
Israel’s leading opposition figure Benny Gantz denied wrongdoing on Thursday after media reports said Israel would examine an allegedly shady deal between a company he headed and Israeli police.
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Australian Evacuees From Virus-Hit Ship Begin 2nd Quarantine
Around 180 Australians evacuated from a virus-stricken cruise ship in Japan arrived Thursday in the city of Darwin to begin a second quarantine period.
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2 More Russians on Cruise Ship Diagnosed With Virus
Two more Russians aboard the Diamond Princess cruise ship quarantined in Japan have been diagnosed with a new virus, the Russian Embassy in Japan said Thursday.
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Lawsuit Over Virginia Tech Hazing Suspension Settled
A lawsuit has been settled between Virginia Tech and a former student who was accused of overseeing a ceremony that violated the school’s hazing policy.
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Can AI Flag Disease Outbreaks Faster Than Humans? Not Quite
Did an artificial-intelligence system beat human doctors in warning the world of a severe coronavirus outbreak in China?
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9 Killed in Suspected Far-Right Attack in Germany
A 43-year-old German man shot and killed nine people at several locations in a Frankfurt suburb overnight in attacks that appear to have been motivated by far-right beliefs, officials said Thursday.
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Swiss Bank Penalized Over Alleged FIFA, Venezuela Corruption
GENEVA ? Switzerland?s financial market authority has penalized Julius Baer bank for violating its obligations to fight money laundering over a nearly nine-year span.
[#Money #Success] 15 Best Books That Were Made Into A MOVIE
15 Best Books That Were Made Into A MOVIE
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Published: Feb 12, 2020
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Top Headlines for February 19, 2020
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China, Southeast Asia Hold Emergency Meet on Viral Outbreak
China?s top diplomat arrived Wednesday in Laos for an emergency meeting with counterparts from Southeast Asian countries, which have expressed alarm over a viral outbreak that started in China.
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Spain Rescues 24, Continues Search for 53 Migrants at Sea
Spain´s maritime rescue service said Wednesday that it rescued 24 migrants near the Canary Islands off the northwest coast of Africa but was still looking for 53 people in two migrant boats that have been reported missing in the area for at least two days.
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Syria’s Aleppo Airport Resumes Flights for 1st Time in Years
A Syrian commercial flight landed at Aleppo airport on Wednesday from Damascus, marking the resumption of internal flights between Syria’s two largest cities for the first time since 2012.
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US Woman Who Hid Baby Arrested in Philippines for Kidnapping
An American woman charged with human trafficking for allegedly attempting to smuggle a 6-day-old baby out of the Philippines inside a sling bag was arrested on an additional count of kidnapping, authorities said.
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Brexit Pushes Growing Number of Businesses to Netherlands
Ongoing uncertainty about the effects of Brexit is pushing an increasing number of foreign companies to set up offices in the Netherlands, the Dutch government said Wednesday.
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Qatar Airways Ups Stake in British Airways Parent Firm, IAG
Qatar Airways said Wednesday it has increased its share in the parent company of British Airways, International Airlines Group, from 21.4 % to 25.1%.
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Warnings of ‘Voodoo Statistics’ as EU Budget Battle Looms
After almost two years of sparring, the European Union was girding itself Wednesday for perhaps the final round of the bloc?s traditional budget slug-fest at what is shaping up as a potentially long and fiery summit to thrash out Europe?s spending plans for the next seven years.
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Virologist: Olympics Could Not Be Held Now; Hopeful for July
A respected Japanese virologist on Wednesday said if the Tokyo Olympics were tomorrow, the games probably couldn’t be held because of the fast-spreading coronavirus from Wuhan, China.
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Sweden: 1986 Murder of Palme May Be Close to Being Solved
The unsolved murder of former Swedish Prime Minister Olof Palme, who was shot dead 34 years ago in downtown Stockholm, may be a step closer being solved.
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Ex-S. Korea President Lee Sent Back to Jail Over Corruption
Nearly a year after he was bailed out of jail while facing corruption charges, former South Korean President Lee Myung-bak was taken back into custody on Wednesday after an appeals court sentenced him to a lengthier prison term of 17 year over bribery, embezzlement and other convictions.
[#Money #Success] 5 TV Shows We Loved in 2019
5 TV Shows We Loved in 2019
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Published: Dec 17, 2019
5 TV Shows We Loved in 2019 | Short Series
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Top Headlines for February 18, 2020
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German Ex-Environment Minister Seeks to Lead Merkel’s Party
A former German environment minister on Tuesday became the first prominent figure to officially declare his candidacy for the leadership of Chancellor Angela Merkel’s center-right party.
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Farmers Block Highways in Spain to Protest Low Food Prices
Farmers in fluorescent yellow vests have begun blocking highways in southwestern Spain with tractors and other vehicles in the latest mass protest over what they say are plummeting incomes for agricultural workers.
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Greece: Ferries, Urban Transport Halted by Strikes
A 24-hour strike in Greece halted ferries, public transport, and municipal services in Athens and other parts of the country Tuesday as unions mounted protests against pension reforms by the center-right government.
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Bloomberg Makes Debate Stage, Facing Dem Rivals for 1st Time
Billionaire Mike Bloomberg has qualified for the upcoming Democratic presidential debate, marking the first time he?ll stand alongside the rivals he has so far avoided by bypassing the early voting states and using his personal fortune to define himself through television ads.
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Italian Bank Intesa SanPaolo Offers to Buy Smaller Rival
Italian bank Intesa SanPaolo announced Tuesday a 4.9 billion-euro ($5.3 billion) takeover offer for smaller rival UBI Banca – an unexpected move, even if experts have long called for consolidation in the sector.
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Government Troops, Rebels Exchange Fire in Eastern Ukraine
Ukraine and Russia-backed separatists blamed each other for an outbreak of fighting in the country’s rebel-held east on Tuesday.
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UK Issues Severe Flood Alerts as Storm-Swollen Rivers Surge
Residents in central England and Wales braced Monday for more flooding as rivers peaked in the wake of a weekend storm that brought up to 6 inches (150 mm) of rain to an already waterlogged region.
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Japan Says 88 More Virus Cases Confirmed on Quarantined Ship
Japanese health authorities said Tuesday they have confirmed 88 more cases of the new virus on a quarantined cruise ship near Tokyo.
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Iran Sentences Alleged US Spies to Up to 10 Years in Prison
Iran sentenced eight environmental activists, including an Iranian who reportedly also has British and American citizenship, to prison sentences ranging from four to 10 years on charges of spying for the United States and acting against Iran’s national security, the judiciary said Tuesday.
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EU Adds 4 Jurisdictions to Its Blacklist of Tax Havens
The European Union has added four countries and jurisdictions to its blacklist of tax havens.
[#Money #Success] 15 Unpopular Opinions about MONEY
15 Unpopular Opinions about MONEY
By Alux.com
Published: Oct 27, 2019
15 Unpopular Opinions about MONEY| Sunday Motivation
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Top Headlines for February 17, 2020
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Automakers in China Gradually Reopen After Virus Shutdown
Automakers are reopening factories in China that were idled by anti-virus controls as they try to reverse a sales slump in their biggest market.
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Portugal Leaders Rally Around Porto Player Over Racist Slurs
The president and the prime minister of Portugal added their voices Monday to a national outcry over racist abuse aimed at a black FC Porto soccer player who walked off the field after hearing monkey chants.
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French TGV Maker Alstom in Talks to Buy Bombardier Rail Unit
French train maker Alstom said Monday that it is in talks to possibly take over the train business of Bombardier, the Canadian aerospace and engineering company.
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Body of Pakistani Reporter Found Hours After He Went Missing
The body of a Pakistani journalist was found dumped in a canal just hours after he went missing while on his way to work, police said Monday. His family said he was brutally killed but that they have no idea who was behind the slaying.
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2 Killed, Dozens Injured in Highway Pileup in South Korea
Two people were killed and 38 were injured Monday in a highway pileup in snowy weather in southwestern South Korea, officials said.
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New French Health Minister Takes Up Post With Raised Profile
Incoming French health minister, Olivier Veran, a lawmaker and doctor, was handed the keys to his new ministry on Monday while it is in middle of dealing with the threat of coronavirus.
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Nepal’s Former Parliament Speaker Acquitted of Rape Charges
A court in Nepal acquitted on Monday the former speaker of parliament on charges he raped a government worker at her home while he was intoxicated last year.
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Gunmen Kill 24 in Attack Near Church in Burkina Faso
Gunmen killed 24 men , including a church pastor, and kidnapped three others on Sunday in Burkina Faso, an official said. It was the latest attack against a religious leader in the increasingly unstable West African nation.
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Gregg, Former Man United Player and Munich Hero, Dies at 87
Harry Gregg, a former Manchester United goalkeeper called the ?hero of Munich' for rescuing two teammates as well as a baby and her pregnant mother from the burning fuselage in the 1958 air disaster that killed 23 people, has died. He was 87.
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Japan Confirms 99 More Cases of New Virus on Cruise Ship
Japanese officials have confirmed 99 more people infected by the new virus aboard the quarantined cruise ship Diamond Princess, bringing the total to 454, the Health Ministry said Monday .
[#Money #Success] 15 Best Books on DYSTOPIAN Futures
15 Best Books on DYSTOPIAN Futures
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Published: Feb 05, 2020
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Top Headlines for February 16, 2020
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Israel’s Gantz Vows to Form Government Without Netanyahu
Israeli opposition leader Benny Gantz is vowing to form a government that will include neither the indicted Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu nor the Arab parties in parliament.
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Police: 1 Dead, 4 Wounded in Connecticut Club Shooting
Multiple people were shot at a Connecticut nightclub, leaving one person dead, police said early Sunday.
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UK Hit by Hurricane-Force Winds,’ Life-Threatening’ Floods
Storm Dennis roared across Britain on Sunday, lashing towns and cities with high winds and dumping so much rain that authorities urged residents to protect themselves from ?life-threatening floods' in Wales and Scotland.
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Ministers Seek to Reinforce Drive to Cut Libya Arms Supplies
Foreign ministers and other top officials from about a dozen countries gathered Sunday in Germany to keep up the push for peace in Libya after countries with interests in its long-running civil war agreed to respect a much-violated arms embargo and back a full cease-fire.
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Worku, Leonard Help UC Irvine Beat Hawaii 70-63
Eyassu Worku scored 19 points, Evan Leonard added 18, and UC Irvine beat Hawaii 70-63 on Saturday night.
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Nylander Nets 2, Blackhawks Beat Flames 8-4 to Snap Skid
Alex Nylander had two goals and the Chicago Blackhawks snapped a five-game losing streak with an 8-4 victory over the Calgary Flames on Saturday night.
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Fleury Gets 60th Career Shutout, Vegas Blanks Islanders 1-0
Vegas Golden Knights defenseman Nate Schmidt said he missed the gold goalie pads Marc-Andre Fleury was set to sign and let the team auction off for charity. For the past couple of weeks, he had been pushing the veteran goaltender to dust them off.
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Orangutan Granted ‘Personhood’ Turns 34, Makes New Friend
A orangutan named Sandra, who was granted legal personhood by a judge in Argentina and later found a new home in Florida, celebrated her 34th birthday on Valentine’s Day with a special new primate friend.
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Davison Lifts E. Washington Past Portland St. 89-81
Jacob Davison had 30 points as Eastern Washington beat Portland State 89-81 on Saturday night.
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Nnaji Scores 21, Grabs 11 Boards as Arizona Beats Stanford
Arizona coach Sean Miller kept talking about needing to find different ways to win games. The Wildcats found a way in Saturday?s 69-60 victory over Stanford.




