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Hong Kong on Verge of 'Full-Fledged Banking Crisis,' Hayman's Bass Says

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Jan.15 -- Kyle Bass, Hayman Capital Management founder and chief investment officer, says Hong Kong is poised to experience a "full-fledged banking crisis" this year. He speaks during an interview with Bloomberg's Vonnie Quinn and Guy...
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South Africa - Major medical breakthrough

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South African scientists claim to have made a medical breakthrough which raises hopes that human organs will soon be able to be frozen while awaiting transplant operations. The scientists, from the University of Pretoria, successfully...
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Guy Pearce, James Franco, Joseph Gordon-Levitt and more talk Sundance and films

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AP Entertainment Park City, Utah, 20 January 2013 1. SOUNDBITE (English) Guy Pearce/Actor, on Sundance: "My wife and I got to see 'Kill Your Darlings' the other day, which was great -- Jack Huston and who else is in it?" Drake...
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The Rise of Egg-Freezing in Silicon Valley

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Sept. 15 -- Beth Seidenberg, Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers partner, and Gina Bartasi, Progyny chief executive officer, discuss fertility technology with Bloomberg's Emily Chang on "Bloomberg West."
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What Does Trump-Kim Summit Mean for China?

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Feb.26 -- Tong Zhao, fellow at the Carnegie-Tsinghua Center for Global Policy, talks about the upcoming summit of President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, and the implications for China. Zhao speaks with Tom Mackenzie...
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Gangs of New York Premiere

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CLEAN: Interior shots of Gangs of New York premiere arrivals, Leonardo DiCaprio speaking to the press on 7th January 2003 in London, United Kingdom.
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India's ace designer Tarun Tahiliani unveils Bollywood-inspired collection

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music on catwalks not cleared for use. replace with your own clearable music AP Entertainment New Delhi, India, March 13, 2008 1. Various of designer Tarun Tahiliani's fashion show 2. Cutaway audience member clicking picture 3. Various...
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London Girl’s Remains Cryopreserved in Michigan

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RESTRICTION SUMMARY: AP CLIENTS ONLYSHOTLIST:AP TELEVISION – AP CLIENTS ONLYClinton Township, Michigan – Nov. 21, 20161. Various of facility manager Andy Zawacki (zuh-WAHK'-ee) at the Cryonics Institute 2. SOUNDBITE (English):...
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Bloomberg

Texas Grid Operator Says Outages Could Have Been Worse

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Feb.17 -- The CEO of the nonprofit organization that manages the power grid in Texas says rolling power outages across the state were meant to spare customers from a longer lasting "catastrophic blackout." Bill Magness is the CEO of...
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Iran's Oil Output Edges Higher

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Sept. 8 -- Oil production in Iran continues to edge back towards pre-sanctions levels. The state oil company says the four-million barrels a day target could be reached in two to three months. Bloomberg's Sam Wilkin reports on "Bloomberg...
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One thousand take Arctic dip in Alaska

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ONE THOUSAND PEOPLE TAKE THE POLAR PLUNGE IN ALASKAMore than a thousand people in Alaska on Saturday (17 DEC 2016) dressed up as elves or in other elaborate costumes while some stripped down to barely anything to take part in a polar...
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Bloomberg

Venezuela's Del Pino Sees Oil at $60-$70 on Inventories

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Dec.01 -- Eulogio Del Pino, Venezuela oil minister and chairman of the board and president at Petroleos de Venezuela, explains the details of the OPEC production agreement, including his role in getting Russia on board with cutting...
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Bloomberg

Roubini Says Markets Too Complacent, Chance of Recession Over 25%

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Sep.06 -- Nouriel Roubini, chairman at Roubini Macro Associates and a professor at New York University's Stern School of Business, discusses risks facing the global economy, banking system and financial markets. He talks with Francine...
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Curated Video

VOICER Refugees return from Pakistan to appalling living conditions

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0000 Wide shot bullet scarred and bombed out buildings that house returning Afghan refugees 0007 Mid shot bombed out house 0012 Various of Mahin's young children, one of them crying from the cold 0022 Various of Afghan refugee Mahin...
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Beyonce unveils her new movie, The Fighting Temptations

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20 mins approx 1. VS exterior and crowds 2. B-roll arrivals 3. LS Jodie Marsh posing for photographs outside cinema 4. B-roll Jodie Marsh and Fran Cosgrave walking up cinema steps 5. Pan up Jodie Marsh being interviewed 6. VS arrivals 7....
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Over 1K Take Arctic Dip in Alaska Polar Plunge

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More than a thousand people in Alaska on Saturday dressed up as elves or in other elaborate costumes while some stripped down to barely anything to take part in a polar plunge.The fundraiser for Special Olympics Alaska took place at...
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NY Gov tours aging rail tunnel in funding push

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BELGIUM: TUK-TUK ADVENTURER & HIS DOG ARRIVE AFTER 10 MONTH JOURNEY

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English/Nat A Belgian adventurer and his dog have arrived in Brussels after a ten-month journey from Thailand in a tuk-tuk taxi. Axel Ewbank and his dog Raja made the trip in Bangkok's typical three-wheel taxi to promote tourism in the...
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Frozen cars sputtered, schools canceled classes and cold-weather enthusiasts opted to stay inside Monday as a bitter blast of below-zero temperatures with promises of minus-50 wind chills gripped the Northeast.

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HEADLINE: Raw Video: Deep freeze chills northeast CAPTION: Frozen cars sputtered, schools canceled classes and cold-weather enthusiasts opted to stay inside Monday as a bitter blast of below-zero temperatures with promises of minus-50...
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Droves of people are braving the cold to hike a frozen Lake Superior to see dramatic ice caves in northern Wisconsin. Since the caves were deemed accessible in January, more than 35,000 have hiked to see the ice formations. (Feb. 13)

Higher Ed
This winter's relentless cold is not keeping an unprecedented number of people from trekking on a frozen Lake Superior to view the ice caves in northern Wisconsin. Julie Van Stappen, Chief of Planning and Resource Management at the...
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Merkel, Geldof, Darfur survivor, comment on situation in Sudan

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Pool 1. SOUNDBITE (German with English Translation) Angela Merkel, Chancellor of Germany: "We're thinking today of people in Zimbabwe and Darfur. Suffering in these countries is unbearable. Here we appeal to the Sudanese President...
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INGUSHETIA: KARABULAK REFUGEE CAMP (V)

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Voice and effects VOICED BY: Richard Vaughan The European Union reiterated its concern to Russia on Thursday about increased fighting in Chechnya and the plight of refugees, hinting the EU may be seeking to mediate in the crisis. But...
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Freezing rain and snow fell on North Texas Wednesday dealing another blow to the region. Mix that with bone chilling temperatures in the single digits and it's another day of chaos on the roads and airports.

Higher Ed
HEADLINE: Harsh winter weather slams Texas CAPTION: Freezing rain and snow fell on North Texas Wednesday dealing another blow to the region. Mix that with bone chilling temperatures in the single digits and it's another day of...
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Bloomberg

Saudi Maintains Oil Policy Under New Minister

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May 9 -- Robin Mills, chief executive officer at Qamar Energy, discusses Saudi Arabia's new oil minister, the production output and the outlook for the commodity. He speaks to Manus Cranny and Rishaad Salamat on "Bloomberg Markets Middle...