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WRAP Opening of World Economic Forum ADDS Bush
1. Wide exterior of cars arriving at venue for World Economic Forum
2. High wide interior of people seated
3. Official at podium making introductions
4. Audience UPSOUND (English): "Ladies and gentlemen, the President of Egypt, his...
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EGYPT: EGYPTOLOGISTS CONFERENCE (2)
English/Nat
Ancient Egyptian monuments, including the pyramids and ancient monuments in the Nile Delta, are being threatened by factors such as pollution, the rising water table and population expansion.
The Egyptian government issued...
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Haitians prepare for rainy season; rain begins
1. Women taking shelter from rain under United Nations tarp ++NIGHT SHOT++
2. Child covering up belongings ++NIGHT SHOT++
3. Various of cars driving through very wet streets ++NIGHT SHOT++
4. Wide of demonstrators behind cordon demanding...
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Traditional housing replaced by apartment buildings in Kyoto, Japan
1. Wide of Gateway to Kiyomizu Temple
2. Street in Gion district of Kyoto
3. Maple leaves above the Shirogawa River in the Gion district
4. Tea houses on left bank of Shirogawa River
5. South Gate of Ken Ninji Temple
6. Wide of Ken...
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Georgia's experiencing a baby boom
Tbilisi, Georgia, 25 May 2009
1. Mid baptizing ceremony
2. Close up baby
3. Wide shot pool of holy water
4. Close up push out to wide Georgian Patriarch Ilia II blessing the water
5. Mid parents with children entering the cathedral
6....
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Government searches for ways to encourage more women to have children
Cuba's aging population has prompted the government to search for ways to encourage more women to have children, with the aim of driving up a birth rate that has fallen to the lowest in Latin America.
Authorities are now providing...
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CHINA: GOVERNMENT ADDRESSES PROBLEM OF MIGRANT WORKERS
Mandarin/Nat
The Chinese government has this week begun taking steps to tackle a growing problem linked to economic boom: migrant workers flocking to major cities to seek their fortunes.
Attracted by better salaries and job...
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ZIMBABWE: AIDS RELATED DEATHS
English/Nat
As the world's leading scientists gather this weekend in Durban for the 13th International AIDS Conference, one of the most pressing issues to be resolved is how to deal with the rapidly rising rate of HIV infection in...
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Shifting from former Mayor Bloomberg's administration, New York City's new health commissioner Dr. Mary Bassett faces broad challenges as physician-in-chief of 8.4 million New Yorkers. (Aug. 21)
The nanny days are over. After years of do-as-I say health pronouncements from on high, including limits on trans fat, and big, sugary drinks, the city's health department is shifting priorities under its newest commissioner, Dr. Mary...
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Alzheimer's Disease strikes Hispanics hardest according to US survey
AP Television
Davie, Florida, USA - December 17th, 2010
1. Mid of William Gonzalez with his wife Aida hanging laundry in the backyard of their home in Davie, Florida
2. Close of laundry bag
3. SOUNDBITE: (English) William Gonzalez, 78,...
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Preview on which Republic hopeful is appealing to the Hispanic voters in Florida
Greater Miami, Florida - 24 January 2012
1. Wide of street in Miami's Little Havana
2. Mid of neighbourhood sign reading (English) "Welcome to Calle Ocho"
3. People playing dominoes in Miami's "Domino Park"
4. Wide of Andres Cuevas with...
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Numbers of Oriental White-backed Vultures decrease sharply
Lahore, Changa Manga, 20 August 2007
1. Close of an Oriental White-backed Vulture (Gyps bengalensis)
2. Mid shot group of vultures feeding
Lahore, 19 August 2007
3. Wide pan of Bund Road beef slaughterhouse
4. Various of water buffaloes...
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As the race for the White House enters the home stretch, senator Barack Obama can rest assured he has locked up at least one demographic - Peruvian faith-healers or shamans
HEADLINE: Peruvian faith healers predict election results
CAPTION: As the race for the White House enters the home stretch, senator Barack Obama can rest assured he has locked up at least one demographic - Peruvian faith-healers or...
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Mexico City lawmakers are trying to tackle at once a dual problem in the country: it has the highest consumption of bottled water per capita in the world and among the highest rates of obesity.
Mexico City lawmakers are trying to tackle at once a dual problem in the country: it has the highest consumption of bottled water per capita in the world and among the highest rates of obesity.
Legislators recently approved a measure...
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Dalai Lama warns of 'demographic aggression'
1. Tibet's exiled spiritual leader the Dalai Lama arriving for news conference, bowing with folded hands before a picture of Buddha
2. Dalai Lama greeting the audience and taking his seat
3. Wide of press conference
4. SOUNDBITE:...
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The recession causes homelessness and job losses in Japan
Osaka (Kamagasaki District) - 2 April 2009
1. Various of homeless men gathered around a bonfire in Sankaku Park in Kamagasaki officially known as Airin District. (Airin Chiku or district is the official name for the area but most...
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New gay rights campaign sparks uproar in Italy
Florence
1. Wide skyline shot
2. Various city scenes
3. Entrance to Creativity Fair
4. Pamphlets and badges showing image of newborn baby wearing tag reading 'homosexual'
5. People at fair
5. Various close-ups of campaign materials
6....
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Haiti prepares for approaching rainy season
1. Wide of cleared field near Cite Soleil where homeless and displaced could be moved to ahead of rainy season
2. Steam roller preparing field
3. Wide of truck unloading dirt
4. Various shots of bulldozer grading ground
5. Wide of...
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West Bank settlements surge according to activists, Palestinians prepare UN Security Council resolution
The Palestinian Authority will take a new resolution to the UN to end the Israeli occupation of the West Bank inside of two years, Fatah said on Monday.
The announcement came after new figures show the Jewish settler population in the...
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Monks appear on catwalk to promote Buddhism amongst young
Tokyo - December 15, 2007
1. Wide shot of poster and Tsukiji Honganji Temple
2. Wide shot of the stage of monk fashion show
3. Monks in robes from Jodo shu sect
4. Monks in robes from Rinzai shu sect
5. Monks in robes from Nichiren shu...
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Pensions reform bill presented in parliament
1. Pan from bus station to parliament building
2. Greek flag
3. Close-up of sign announcing general strike on 8 July
4. Wide of signs announcing general strike on lamp posts with traffic passing by
5. Wide of chairman of the ADEDY civil...
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JAPAN: TOKYO: WORLD'S FIRST ROBOTIC SICKROOM UNVEILED
Natural Sound
A project team from Japan's leading university unveiled on Friday, the world's first robotic sickroom.
Sensors in the room read the patients needs, then the room itself, responds like a team of nurses and helpers.
The...
Bloomberg
Democrats Dethatching From Obama Was Mistake: Wolf
Nov. 6 -- 32 Advisors Founder and Chief Executive Officer Robert Wolf discusses the mistake Demorats made in separating themselves from President Obama. He speaks with Betty Liu on ""In The Loop."" (Source: Bloomberg)
Bloomberg
This Is Indias Moment: Neumann
Sept. 17 -- HSBC Co-Head of Asian Economics Research Fred Neumann discusses Xi Jinpings visit to India, Asias demographic challenge and his outlook for India with Bloomberg's John Dawson, Andrew Davis, Angie Lau and Rishaad Salamat on...