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Hollywood actor Sean Penn questions US policy on Iraq

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Al-Rasheed hotel 1. Hollywood actor Sean Penn waling in to press conference at the Al-Rasheed hotel 2. Wide of journalists attending press conference 3. SOUNDBITE: (English) Sean Penn, Actor: "I needed to come here and see a smile,...
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First water ship to alleviate drought reaches Barcelona

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1. Wide pan across city centre to port 2. Various of ship tanker carrying water arriving at dock 3. Various cutaway of press 4. Various of ship 5. Set up shot of Leonard Carcole, general director of Aguas de Barcelona water company 6....
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Focus shifts to preparations for the 2016 Olympic games in Rio

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With the London Olympics drawing to a close on Sunday, the world's attention is already turning to Rio, which will host the Games in 2016. Although there are four years to go until the world's biggest sporting event gets under way again,...
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LIBERIA: US OFFICIAL DELEGATION TO DISCUSS CEASEFIRE

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English/Nat U-S officials are on their way to Liberia to discuss how to bolster the fragile cease-fire in the country. The delegation is to explore ways of providing greater support for the weak African peacekeeping army, sent in to...
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CHINA: RED CROSS SAY NORTH KOREA MAY SOON FACE NEW HEALTH CRISIS

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English/Nat While North Korea's famine appears to have eased in some areas, foreign aid workers say the country may now be facing a new health crisis. Red Cross workers have just returned to China after a two week visit to two ...
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GWT: WRAP Wreckage of Saddam's yacht, missiles in port, statue toppled

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1. Wide of yacht wreckage 2. Pan from Iraqi men on motor boat to yacht wreckage 3. Mid shot of yacht's blown out windows 4. Rescue boat on board yacht 5. Various tracking shots of Iraqi men walking on board yacht wreckage 6. Various...
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US military begins running 24-hour relief operation

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US Brigadier General Paul Kennedy said on Wednesday that his troops would install equipment at Tacloban airport to allow planes to land at night, as relief operations in this typhoon-devastated region of the Philippines picked up pace....
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Rio claims the world's largest water treatment plant

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Rio de Janeiro - December 2007 1. Aerial of tropical forest in Rio de Janeiro, city in background. 2. Forest stream 3. Cascading water at small dam in the forest 4. Operators opening water passage. 5. Small treatment station in...
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Indian FM concludes Asia Europe conference with remarks on Philippines, Sri Lanka, Pakistan

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India will provide relief materials to the storm-ravaged Philippines, Foreign Minister Salman Khurshid said on Tuesday. Speaking at a news conference in New Delhi after the 11th Asia-Europe Meeting (ASEM), Kurshid said the materials will...
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Outgoing US amb regrets leaving the country mired in violence

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1. Various of dancers performing Kurdish folk dancing, celebrating the arrival of outgoing US Ambassador Zalmay Khalilzad to the region 2. Khalilzad and Prime Minister of Kurdistan Autonomous region Nijirvan al-Barazani 3. Pan from...
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PERU: EL NINO STORMS CAUSE DEVASTATION ACROSS MUCH OF COUNTRY

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Spanish/Nat Months of torrential rains caused by the El Nino weather phenomenon have had devastating effects on much of Peru. Extensive flooding affecting drinking supplies has prompted the European Union and the Red Cross to intervene...
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Michigan governor booed at Obama Flint event

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Speaking over waves of boos, Michigan Governor Rick Snyder apologised for Flint's contaminated water crisis.Snyder's appearance at a Flint high school on Wednesday surprised more than 1,000 people who were waiting to hear from President...
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Michigan Gov. Snyder Booed at Obama Flint Event

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FOR CLEAN VERSION SEE STORY NUMBER: apus054834Speaking over waves of boos, Gov. Rick Snyder has apologized for Flint's contaminated water crisis.Snyder's appearance at a Flint high school Wednesday surprised more than 1,000 people who...
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Michigan Gov. Snyder Booed at Obama Flint Event

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Speaking over waves of boos, Gov. Rick Snyder has apologized for Flint's contaminated water crisis.Snyder's appearance at a Flint high school Wednesday surprised more than 1,000 people who were waiting to hear from President Barack...
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Group of Flint Residents Condemns Trump’s Visit

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RESTRICTION SUMMARY: AP CLIENTS ONLYSHOTLIST:AP TELEVISION – AP CLIENTS ONLYFlint, Michigan – 14 September 20161. Various of anti-Trump protesters holding up a "wall" made of used water bottles at the site of a news conference...
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Haiti hurricane victims restless as aid arrives

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While workers stacked bags of rice inside a warehouse on Sunday, an angry group of residents at a Haitian coastal town swept by Hurricane Matthew watched past UN troops protecting the delivery.The amount of medical and food aid arriving...
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Haiti hurricane victims restless as aid arrives

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Workers on Sunday stacked bags of rice inside a warehouse in a Haitian coastal town swept by Hurricane Matthew, under the watchful protection of UN troops, as an angry group of residents watched.The amount of medical and food aid...
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Trump Tours Flint Water Treatment Plant

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Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump briefly toured the Flint, Michigan water treatment facility Wednesday afternoon.The mayor of Flint, Michigan, is not happy that Donald Trump is planning to visit her city as it deals with its...
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Key water facility reopens in Mosul

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Water flows freely again at this water treatment facility in Mosul. Like much of the city's infrastructure, it was badly damaged during the nine months of fighting between government forces and the Islamic State militants...
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Thousands infected in Yemen cholera epidemic

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Collapsing in the street and constantly vomiting, some of the Yemeni villagers barely make it to the tiny health centres where doctors spread sheets in the backyard and use trees to hang bags of IV fluids for patients. ...
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Work on Palestinian/Israeli water sharing deal begins

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LEADIN: A US-brokered water sharing deal between Israel and the Palestinian territories has started being implemented. The deal was reached last month and is bringing an increased water supply to thousands of...
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Outbreak of diseases feared in Freetown disaster zone

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Aid groups in Sierra Leone were distributing water filters, buckets, storage tanks and hygiene materials across Freetown on Saturday to prevent an outbreak of waterborne following deadly flooding and mudslides in Sierra Leone. ...
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Long lines for water and ice in Puerto Rico town

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In the town of Dorado, just 15 miles west of the Puerto Rican capital of San Juan, people are coming from far and wide to get their rations of clean water and bags of ice Saturday. The local water treatment plant, whose...
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PM tours water plant before returning to West Bank

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LEADIN: Palestinian Prime Minister Rami Hamdallah visits a new saltwater desalination plant in Deir al-Balah on Thursday. It was opened by international aid workers in co-operation with the Palestinian...