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Ladette culture blamed for rising abortions

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Ladette culture blamed for rising abortions
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Obese Babies Being Treated Before Birth

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Obese Babies Being Treated Before Birth
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Alibaba Profit More Than Doubles but Stock Is Stagnant

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May 5 -- Alibaba investors are starting to get a little antsy. The company continues to beat earnings estimates since its IPO and revenue growth has been in double digits, but the stock has languished. Bloomberg's Stephen Engle reports...
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Robotic mannequin changes shape and size

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AP Television Hong Kong, 16 April 2013 1. Wide of Associate Professor of Institute of Textiles and Clothing at The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Dr Allan Chan, taking off black jacket from fixed-size dummy and putting it on...
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Saudi Arabia Releases 2017 Budget

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Dec.22 -- Saudi Arabia unveiled its much-anticipated budget for 2017, as it announced the first detailed look at its long-term plan to end the economy’s dependence on oil. Here are its key features. Bloomberg's Riad Hamade reports on...
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CLEAN : Republicans in Britain slam media coverage

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Britains republicans say the media coverage of the birth of the royal baby has been inappropriate and intrusive and that it is unfair for the young prince to be forced into a life with very few choices. CLEAN : Republicans in Britain...
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Tim Farron Interview at Kingston Technical College

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CLEAN: Interior Interview with Liberal Democrat Leader Tim Farron whillst visiting Kingston Technical College and campaigning for the general election (PART FOUR) on 1st June 2017 Kingston Upon Thames, England.
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Review of A-Level Results Today

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Review of A-Level Results Today
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Carven takes fashion to the office and the subway for France

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Associated Press Television Paris, France, 16 January 2013 1. Various of exterior of the building 2. Various of people waiting for the show 3. Various of the show 4. Various of the finale 5. Applause to designer Guillaume Henry 6....
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Bloomberg

JPMorgan's Dimon Says He's Patient on Chinese Reforms

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Jun.05 -- JPMorgan Chase & Co. Chairman and CEO Jamie Dimon discusses his outlook for Chinese financial reforms and the yuan. He speaks with Stephen Engle from the JPMorgan Global China Summit in Beijing on "Bloomberg Markets: Middle East."
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Gerard Batten: Ukip is not the province of one man

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Ukip Party leader Gerard Batten speaks during the launch of the party's European Parliament election campaign in Westminster, London.
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Bloomberg

WHO Says It's a Mistake to Lift Shutdowns Completely

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Apr.06 -- Mike Ryan, head of the World Health Organization’s emergencies program, warns countries battling the coronavirus pandemic not to lift shutdowns too quickly. He says restrictions should be eased in a step-by-step approach. He...
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"Around 1%" will die from coronavirus, says England's chief medical officer

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England's chief medical officer Professor Chris Whitty said there is a "significant ramp up" in the death rate of those infected with coronavirus who are over 80 years old. He said: "The exact percentages will depend on a lot of factors...
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Re-openings Have Not Matched CDC Guidelines: Johns Hopkins’ Farley

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Jun.11 -- Johns Hopkins University Professor of Nursing Jason Farley discuses fears of a second wave of coronavirus in the United States, and how states have approached re-opening their economies. He speaks with Bloomberg’s Francine...
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Trichet Says Cancelling European Debt a ‘Recipe for Catastrophe’

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Dec.11 -- Former European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet says the European Central Banks cancelling debt would destroy the credibility of the euro and central bank. He speaks on “Bloomberg Surveillance.”
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Professor Chris Whitty speaking during 'Roadmap out of Lockdown' press conference

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CLEAN: Interior shots of Chief Medical Officer Professor Chris Whitty speaking at the coronavirus press briefing, announcing the 'Roadmap out of Lockdown' on 22 February 2021 in London, United Kingdom
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MACEDONIA: KOSOVO CRISIS: REFUGEES CROSS THE BORDER - LATEST

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Eng/Albanian/Nat Hundreds of ethnic Albanian refugees from Urosevac continued to filter across the Macedonian border at Blace on Sunday, bringing unverified reports of Serbian atrocities. The majority of the latest refugees to arrive...
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THAILAND: ASIAN PACIFIC AIDS CONFERENCE

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English/Nat Aids experts warned governments in the Asia Pacific region to prepare for millions of dead and dying as the Aids virus sweeps through the area threatening social and economic devastation. Delegates attending the Asia Pacific...
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USA: NEW YORK: CALVIN KLEIN UNVEILS LATEST MEN'S WEAR COLLECTION

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English/Nat Calvin Klein has unveiled his latest men's wear collection in New York. Publicity for the collection describes the clothes as: "slim, trim - but most of all sexy." Buyers can now make up their own minds. The music may have...
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President of US Chamber of Commerce Eric Johnson speaks at NAM, CIO, AFL gathering in Washington

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WS large dining room with palm trees behind dais and audience of men applauding / President of US Chamber of Commerce Eric Johnson SOT: 'we've begun to realize, probably for the first time, that the terrific struggle of war has left us...
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China's Growth Target Is Too High, Economist Joske Says

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Aug.12 -- Independent economist Stephen Joske, who was a senior advisor to the Australian Treasurer during the 1997 Asian crisis and a former senior Treasury Representative at the Australian Embassy in Beijing, talks about China's...
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Bloomberg

Does Saudi Arabia Have Enough Oil for Its Customers?

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Sep.16 -- Edward Bell, commodities analyst at lender Emirates NBD PJSC, talks about the strike on Saudi Aramco’s Abqaiq plant, one of the world’s largest crude-processing facilities, and the implications for the global oil market. He...
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CLEAN : Up to five democracies lost during pandemic says head of International IDEA

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The number of democracies is going down which was not the case two years ago explains Kevin Casas Zamora Secretary General of International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance (International IDEA) as the organisation...