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U.S., Japan, India and Australia Strengthen Ties to Counter China

  
WSJ - 10.06.2020 Original article ›
Alastair Gale In Tokyo, Rajesh Roy In New Delhi
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The foreign ministers of the U.S., Japan, India and Australia meet in Tokyo as Mr. Pompeo visits Tokyo to meet the new prime minister, Mr. Yoshhide Suga. The Quad group is now coming closer for economic and military cooperation to counter China's aggressive positions in the Himalayas, in the South China Sea, in interference in Australia's domestic affairs, and in the Taiwan Strait.

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A Tax Deal, and a President, Under Fire

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New York Times - 12.10.2010 Original article ›
Letters

David Brooks’s choice words on Cruz — ‘satanic,’ ‘pagan’ — draw fire and a little brimstone - The Washington Post

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Washington Post - 01.14.2016 Original article ›
Fred Barbash, Fred, Barbash, Justin Moyer, Justin, Moyer

Foreclosures Halted Until March at Citi and JPMorgan

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New York Times - 02.14.2009 Original article ›
The Associated Press, The, Associated, Press

For first time ever, an emoji is crowned Oxford Dictionaries’ Word of the Year - The Washington Post

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Washington Post - 11.17.2015 Original article ›
Yanan Wang, Yanan, Wang
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The rapid spread of emoji chracters originating from Japan in our daily text conversations. This is bringing emotional state into daily conversations with a simple click on a smartphone. Shigetaka Kurita a designer for Docomo in Japan noticed the use of a picture of the sun in Japan for sunny weather not the use of words as in the U.S., and the use of a bulb over a head for someone with a smart idea, hearts common in Japan for affection, and this led him to the idea of creating a whole set of characters for different moods and emotional states to use in mobile conversation. Apple was the first to adopt them on its smartphones after the emoji were already popular in Japan for about 10 years.
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Prince Alwaleed bin Talal: An Ally Frets About American Retreat

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Wall Street Journal - 11.22.2013 Original article ›
Matthew Kaminski, Matthew, Kaminski

Mortgages, Wine and Renovations: Silicon Valley Bank’s Deep Tech Ties

  
NYTimes.com - 03.17.2023 Original article ›
Erin Griffith, Mike Isaac, Sheera Frenkel
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This report in the NYT shows Silicon Valley Bank and Silicon Valley its people are highly intertwined, each supporting the other except when SVB's looked insolvent. At that point there was a run on the bank as venture capital pulled out, and $42 billion was withdrawn on just one day, according to the reports. The next the FDIC took over the bank.

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Trial of an Ex-Premier Raises Tensions in Thailand Further

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New York Times - 12.12.2013 Original article ›
Thomas Fuller, Thomas, Fuller

An Ultramarathon Runner at 71

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WSJ - 11.10.2018 Original article ›
Jen Murphy
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Eric Spector is an ultra marathon runner at age 71. He lives in Palo Alto, Calif., and is semiretired, until 2014 he worked as CEO of OneRoof a social enterprise that opened internet centres in rural Mexico and India. He has run as much as 100 miles. His first was 50K. He avoids trail running because of the hazards.

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Accord reached after Sanders sues the DNC over suspended access to critical voter list - The Washington Post

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Washington Post - 12.19.2015 Original article ›
John Wagner, John, Wagner, Abby Phillip, Abby, Phillip

Facebook to Change News Feed to Focus on Friends and Family

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The New York Times - 06.29.2016 Original article ›
Mike Isaac, Mike, Isaac, Sydney Ember, Sydney, Ember
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Facebook announced changes in June 2016 for the way its algorithm for news feed will work with increasing importance for content that is posted by the friends and family of users. The impact of this change is that the content directly posted by publishers will now get less importance. Under the Instant Articles initiative Facebook had previously given publishers a way to reach the larger social media audience it attracts. This now changes with publishers reminded of the uncertainty in the way social media sites continue to change their algorithm.

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Commonwealth Games 2022: hockey, diving, athletics and more – live!

  
The Guardian - 08.05.2022 Original article ›

Opinion | A Hardheaded Guide to Deterring Russia and China

  
WSJ - 02.24.2022 Original article ›
Robert C. O’brien, Alexander B. Gray

How Amazon's Shipping Empire Is Challenging Fedex and UPS

  
Wall Street Journal - 08.30.2019 Original article ›

Napoléon bicentenary: news, videos, reports and analysis - France 24

  
France 24 - 05.11.2021 Original article ›

Farmers defy Indian pollution law and burn their crops

  
The Times - 11.21.2019 Original article ›
Saurabh Sharma, Uttar Pradesh | Hugh Tomlinson, Delhi

Alabama Pensions’ Troubled Bet: Lobster Rolls and Star Wars

  
WSJ - 12.25.2019 Original article ›
Ryan Dezember, Heather Gillers

U.S. Added 850,000 Jobs in June, and Wages Rose

  
NYTimes.com - 07.03.2021 Original article ›
Patricia Cohen

Why You Should Cut Cable—and What You’ll Miss

  
WSJ - 02.14.2018 Original article ›
David Pierce

Hand Grenades and Gang Violence Rattle Sweden’s Middle Class

  
The New York Times - 03.03.2018 Original article ›
Ellen Barry, Christina Anderson

The New Job Hot-Spots: Phoenix, Orlando and Albuquerque

  
WSJ - 03.08.2024 Original article ›
Te Ping Chen

Trump and Harris Battle for Latino Vote in Philadelphia

  
WSJ - 09.08.2024 Original article ›
Catherine Lucey
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The race to get the votes of 240,000 Latinos in Latino areas of Philadelphia for Harris-Walz, particularly Latino men.

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An Aereo Court Victory Could Be More Noise Than Signal

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Wall Street Journal - 04.23.2014 Original article ›
Miriam Gottfried, Miriam, Gottfried

Dollar Poised for Gains Against Euro and Pound

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Wall Street Journal - 03.02.2009 Original article ›
Riva Froymovich, Riva, Froymovich

Ford and G.M. Could Gain From Japan Quake

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New York Times - 04.15.2011 Original article ›
Nick Bunkley, Nick, Bunkley

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