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Inflation worries as China's economy surges

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HEADLINE: Inflation worries as China's economy surges CAPTION: New statistics showed China's torrid growth accelerated to 10.3 percent last year. But many worry that as inflation soars as well, Beijing's moves to control prices may hurt...
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VOICED : Wars and poverty force Gaza children to work

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Since the age of 10, Mustafa has sold plastic and scrap metal scavenged amid the rubble left by the three wars that have ravaged Gaza in the past eight years
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News conference by US Nobel prize winners

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1. Wide of Professor Christopher Sims (second from left) and Professor Thomas Sargent (second from right) seated during news conference at Princeton University. UPSOUND: (English) "Chris Sims can we ask you to go to the podium and say a...
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CLEAN : Beijing 2022: Peng Shuai meeting 'will take place' says IOC, no details of when

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International Olympic Committee (IOC) spokesperson Mark Adams confirms a meeting between Chinese tennis star Peng Shuai and IOC president Thomas Bach "will take place", but refuses to give details, explaining, "it would be up to her to...
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Former mayor is hired to help rid Mexico City of crimes

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1. Wide shot Former New York Mayor Rudolph Giuliani at podium with former Police Commissioner Bernard Kerik beside him 2. SOUNDBITE: (English) Rudolph Giuliani, Former Mayor of New York: "The similarities between what Mexico City faces...
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High tech gives tennis fans an insiders view of Wimbledon

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The world's top ranking tennis players are donning their all whites for the Wimbledon grand slam in the UK.This year the All England Club is promising their new technology including artificial intelligence and real time data and tracking...
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Bloomberg

Former NYPD Commissioner Bratton on NYC Crime Stats

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Former NYPD Commissioner Bill Bratton, discusses crime stats in New York City. He speaks with David Westin on Bloomberg's "Balance of Power."
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UN team assesses tsunami damage in Somalia

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1. Boat that was washed away by tsunami, pan along beach 2. Various of destroyed fishing gear 3. Displaced people 4. Destroyed buildings 5. Destroyed fishing boat 6. Various of displaced people cooking 8. Various of make shift camp for...
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High tech gives tennis fans an insiders view of Wimbledon

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The world's top ranking tennis players are donning their all whites for the Wimbledon grand slam in the UK.This year the All England Club is promising their new technology including artificial intelligence and real time data and tracking...
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Bloomberg

Fed Is No Longer a Best Friend of the Market, Says Nuveen's Doll

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Aug.24 -- Bob Doll, chief equity strategist at Nuveen Asset Management, discusses the market impact of the Federal Reserve's rate path. He speaks on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Americas."
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Pres. Biden Targets Gun Dealers, Pushes Jobs In Violence Prevention

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Gun violence is spiking in the U.S., worrying experts about a deadly summer. The White House is going after illegal gun sales to try to stop it.
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Bloomberg

This Is Worst Time for NYC Since Early 90s, Bratton Says

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Former NYPD Commissioner William Bratton says the rise in overall crime is making this the worst time for New York City since the early 1990s. He says Mayor Eric Adams is not getting the cooperation he needs from state and city...
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UK - Sale of Elton John's clothes

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Flamboyant singer Elton John offered 10,000 of his old clothes and shoes for sale to the public on Friday (28/11) to raise money for AIDS projects. The designer goods, some of them designed by his late friend Gianni Versace, were being...
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Bloomberg

Do Top Executives Need Kidnapping Insurance?

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Nov. 11 -- Roman and Associates Founder Anthony Roman discusses insuring top executives against kidnapping. He speaks on Market Makers. (Source: Bloomberg)
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SYND 6-7-72 UNITED NATIONS FAMILY PLANNING POLICY

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UN family planning management meeting addressed by the executive director of the UN Fund for Population Activities Rafael M Salas who outlines his organisations future policy 1 SOUNDBITE:(English) mcu Rafael M Salas explains how the...
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Sky News

Interview With Cate Blanchett On Blue Jasmine 2/2

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Interview With Cate Blanchett On Blue Jasmine 2/2
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Crime at Lowest Level Since 1981

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Crime at Lowest Level Since 1981
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Bloomberg

Feldstein: No Clue What Trump Would Do as President

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Sept. 13 -- Harvard University Professor Martin Feldstein discusses the prospect for stimulus spending in a Donald Trump presidency and examines the state of the U.S. economy, with a focus on debt-to-GDP, productivity, and the reforms he...
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CLEAN : Zimbabwean politician deplores depressing picture of Africa

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CLEAN : Zimbabwean politician deplores depressing picture of Africa
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Bloomberg

Unreasonable Group CEO on Solving Global Problems

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Sep.28 -- Daniel Epstein, chief executive officer at Unreasonable Group, discusses his programs that help entrepreneurs create new jobs, solve problems and address global challenges. He speaks on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Europe."
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Asia Trading Environment Will Continue to Be Volatile, Says Morgan Stanley's Chui

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Jan.17 -- Vincent Chui, head of APAC wealth management at Morgan Stanley, discusses his outlook for Asian markets in 2019, market volatility, his focus on China, their business strategy for the region and the headcount he's adding in...
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Bloomberg

How Birmingham, Alabama Is Balancing Economic and Health Crises

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May.06 -- Birmingham, Alabama Mayor Randall Woodfin, a Democrat, explains how his city is approaching reopening its economy, and dealing with revenue losses due to the coronavirus pandemic. He speaks with Bloomberg’s Taylor Riggs in this...
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New York City Hits 10,000 Dead After Including 'Probable' Deaths

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Officials are now counting nearly 4,000 extra deaths of people who never received an official test but were marked as likely coronavirus fatalities.