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First Details on the Final Season of 'Game of Thrones'

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James Hibberd, editor-at-large for Entertainment Weekly, divulged the few details he could on the highly anticipated final season of HBO's "Game of Thrones."
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'Game of Thrones' Final Season Secrets: Kit Harington's Tears, the Final Battle Scene

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Millions of die-hard fans will presumably cry when HBO airs its final episode of flagship series "Game of Thrones." Kit Harington certainly did when he read the scene pages. Twice. James Hibberd, editor-at-large for Entertainment Weekly,...
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Facebook's Controversial Content Standards Are Better Than the Alternative

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The social media platform has received a lot of criticism recently for how it handles fake news, particularly when it comes to conspiracy theorist Alex Jones. But censoring content would be a much worse strategy, said Axios reporter Sara...
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To Win the World Cup, Teams Should Embrace the Stress

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Any professional athlete faces the pressure to win, but the stakes are higher in the World Cup, where soccer players carry the added burden of an entire nation's expectations. To rise to the occasion, athletes "have to have a shared...
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Dealing with a populist government in Italy

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Italian government bonds were under pressure on Friday, with investors eyeing the fraught political situation in Rome and looming tensions with the European Union. After criticizing Italy for being EU-sceptic, Brussels has changed...
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Belgium: tackling the 'root problem' of radicalisation

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Belgium continues to face the tough task of trying to stop young people being radicalised. But how do you turn individuals away from the path? Euronews spoke to Rachid Madrane, a minister for the French community of Belgium. We started...
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Sprint CEO Marcelo Claure: These Two Companies Need Each Other

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The mobile network needs to pool resources with T-Mobile, said Sprint CEO Marcelo Claure. "The world's best partnerships...have been formed when the two companies realize that they need each other," he told Cheddar Monday. T-Mobile and...
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What's Next for Disgraced Elizabeth Holmes?

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For now, Elizabeth Holmes, Founder and CEO of Theranos, says she plans to stay on in that role at the company. But the criminal investigation is still ongoing, and indictments could follow, says John Carreyrou, an investigative reporter...
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What's Next for Elizabeth Holmes?

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For now, the disgraced founder and CEO of Theranos, says she plans to stay on in that role at the company. But a criminal investigation is still ongoing, and indictments could follow, says John Carreyrou, an investigative reporter at The...
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Black Panther: The start of a Hollywood culture shift?

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Marvel's Black Panther could be be the start of a Hollywood culture shift and may signal the arrival of afrofuturism as a cultural phenomenon. Critics have chastised Hollywood's superhero movies for under-representing people of colour...
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Blade Runner 2049 makes much-anticipated debut

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Blade Runner 2049 is off to a strong start at the box office and could be the rare sci-fi film that merits Oscar mention, says CBC's Eli Glasner
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How This Music App Caught Fire on Kickstarter

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Steven Dourmashkin, co-founder of Specdrums, an app that translates color into sound, explains how a ring on your finger assigns different tones to different colors. He talks about the inspiration for this app and how educators can use...
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Pocketing Cash in College

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Anthony ONeal, author of "The Graduate Survival Guide: 5 Mistakes You Can't Afford to Make in College," advises all college students to only use cash and a debit card. He explains why getting into credit card debit as a student could...
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What is your plan to win back seats in Atlantic Canada?

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NDP leadership candidates on how they would bolster support in the Atlantic region after a Liberal sweep in 2015
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The NDP needs to reclaim its progressive identity | ViewPoints

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OPINION | Justin Trudeau and the Liberals stole the NDP’s progressive thunder in the 2015 federal election, so political writer Brittany Andrew-Amofah thinks the party needs to reclaim its identity
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Hearing-impaired Ottawa girl to see Paris before losing vision

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Suffers from Usher Syndrome and may lose sight within 5-10 years
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CeBIT: Japan’s vision of Society 5.0

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There is a new technological revolution arising, and Japan wants to be at the forefront of it. It was this year’s partner country at CeBIT – the world’s biggest IT fair in the German city of Hanover. Japan’s prime minister Shinzo Abe...
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CeBIT showcases world’s most advanced Virtual Reality system

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Some 200,000 people and 3,000 companies have come together at CeBIT in the German city of Hannover to celebrate all things digital. One of the big trends at CeBIT is virtual reality (VR), the ability to touch things. Euronews reporter...
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Trauma in art by Yayoi Kusama and Louise Bourgeois

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Two iconic female artists and how they turned their traumas in to art can be seen in an exhibition in London. One is known for her “Polka Dots” art, Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama. The other is French American artist Louise Bourgeois,...
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524 million euros to be invested in Lisbon

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Mayor of Lisbon, Fernando Medina explains public investment plans and challenges. Fernando Medina: “The 250 million loan from EIB (European Investmant Bank) are a part of a total investment plan of more than 520 million, so 250 million...
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Danish band Lukas Graham set for Grammy Awards with ’7 Years’

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Danish pop band Lukas Graham’s hit song ’7 Years’ has been nominated for three Grammy Awards, including ‘Song Of The Year’, ‘Record Of The Year’, and ‘Best Pop Duo/ Group Performance’. The song is from the soul-pop band’s self-titled...
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Chong chides Alexander's 'lock her up' response

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Leadership contender says he wants to build a 'greater' Conservative party
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Niki Ashton vying to become new NDP leader

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Ashton speaks with CBC News ahead of the final NDP leadership debate on Sunday
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Vision For a Healthy Aging Europe

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Pedro Barros, Professor of Economics at the Nova School of Business & Economics is an expert in Health Economics and explains to host, Maithreyi Seetharaman, why Europe needs to have a New Vision for how it will take care of the health...