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Economics Explained

Does Tesla Deserve to be The World's Most Valuable Automaker?:

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Tesla is today the most valuable automaker in the world by market capitalization beating out industry giants like General Motors, Ford, Volkswagen group, and even Toyota. It has achieved this impressive feet despite a short operating...
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Intel buys Israel self-driving car software firm

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Computer chip maker Intel will buy Israel's Mobileye in a deal valued at more than 15 (b) billion US dollars, instantly propelling the computer chip and technology giant to the forefront of autonomous vehicle technology.The deal combines...
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Rio de Janiero in Brazil is experiencing a property boom

Higher Ed
Copacabana, Rio de Janeiro Brazil - 14th November 2012 1. Wide of the famous Copacabana sidewalk in front of building. 2. Wide of beach in front of building 3. Mid of beach tent and fishing boat 4. Wide of building, beach and sidewalk 5....
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Downpour halts first day of air show amid economic gloom

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UK AIR SHOW SOURCE: AP HORIZONS, LIFESTYLE, HEALTH AND TECHNOLOGY RESTRICTIONS: HORIZONS CLIENTS AND AP LIFESTYLE, HEALTH AND TECHNOLOGY CLIENTS ONLYLENGTH: 5:19SHOTLIST:AP TelevisionFarnborough, UK - 11 July 20161. Wide of black rain...
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UN Representative reports on latest mission to Libya

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LEAD IN:The UN representative in Libya says that fight against the Islamic State in the country must be led by Libyans and not foreigners. Martin Kobler defines the humanitarian situation in the country as "dire". STORY-LINE :Libya needs...
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Associated Press

LEBANON: BEIRUT: FRENCH LEAD RETURN OF WESTERN BUSINESSMEN

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For longer edit see Story Number: G06387 French/Nat Lebanon's former imperial rulers are flocking back in droves. The French are leading a return of Western businessmen to Lebanon after the long civil war which made the city a no-go area...
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Lebanon displays three ancient sculptures returned by the US

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Lebanese officials on Friday displayed three ancient sculptures that were recently returned from the United States. The treasures arrived home last month and were put on display at the Beirut National Museum on Friday. The pieces include...
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Turkish jewllery loses its shine due to regional instability

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FOR CLEAN VERSION SEE STORY NUMBER: 4060586LEAD IN: Its a tough time to be a Turkish jeweller. The situation in Syria, terror attacks, a failed coup and a long-running internal conflict with the Kurdish minority, are all having a...
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Specialist clocks, watches and cameras go under the hammer

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1. Various of people in exhibition looking at objects to be auctioned 2. Various of watches 3. Various of Lei Ming, expert from the watch, clock and camera department of China Guardian Auction Company inspecting pocket watch, UPSOUND...
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Preview of Latin American art sales in New York auction houses

Higher Ed
1. Wide exterior of Sotheby's auction house 2. Pan of Latin American art exhibit 3. Pull out of painting by Fernando Botero, "Jugadoras de Cartas II," (estimated value 1.5- 1.8 million (m) US dollars) 4. Close-up male figure in...
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Catholic church back in business in Czech Rep

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The Catholic church is brewing itself back into business in the Czech Republic, where for 40 years under Communist rule its activities had been decimated and priests and nuns persecuted.Inside the 12th century Zeliv monastery, overlooked...
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Local businesses threatened by upmarket development

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CAMBODIA BEACHES SOURCE: AP HORIZONS, LIFESTYLE, HEALTH AND TECHNOLOGY RESTRICTIONS: HORIZONS CLIENTS AND AP LIFESTYLE, HEALTH AND TECHNOLOGY CLIENTS ONLYLENGTH: 5:02SHOTLIST:AP TelevisionOchheuteal Beach, Sihanoukville, Cambodia - 9...
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Local businesses threatened by upmarket development

Higher Ed
CAMBODIA BEACHES SOURCE: AP HORIZONS, LIFESTYLE, HEALTH AND TECHNOLOGY RESTRICTIONS: HORIZONS CLIENTS AND AP LIFESTYLE, HEALTH AND TECHNOLOGY CLIENTS ONLYLENGTH: 5:02SHOTLIST:AP TelevisionOchheuteal Beach, Sihanoukville, Cambodia - 9...
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PERU: LIMA: BEAUTY QUEEN STRIPPED OF HER TITLE

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Spanish/Nat Miss Perú 1999, Rosa Elvira Cartagena, has been stripped of her title after it was discovered she lied about winning another international title. The tall, dark haired Cartagena claimed she had won a beauty queen contest in...
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Preview of $40m Picasso to feature in world's biggest art sale

Higher Ed
1. Wide of auction room 2. People inspect Picasso (left) and Gauguin (right) paintings 3. Woman looks closely at Picasso's "Angel Fernandez de Soto" 4. Cutaway of photographers 5. Various of Picasso's "Angel Fernandez de Soto", including...
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WRAP Wife of ousted Prime Minister gets three years for tax evasion

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1. Exterior of court building, pan down people outside entrance 2. Security gathered outside court house 3. Supporters of ousted Thai Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra awaiting arrival outside court 4. Zoom in to Thaksin emerging from...
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Delegation of Spanish businessmen lobby for better trade

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Havana - 6 July 2001 1. Wide of business conference 2. Various of Spanish investors in Cuba 3. International flags 4. Spanish owned Melia Habana hotel 5. Wide of Melia Habana hotel 6. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) José Fernandez, President of...
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City cracks down on exercising in public spaces

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AP Television Santa Monica - 20ÄÅ¼Ë December, 2012 1. Wide of beach and view of Malibu from Palisades Park 2. Wide of women jogging in park 3. Wide of women jogging with baby buggies 4. Wide of woman doing tai chi with sea behind her 5....
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Bridal gown studded with diamonds worth 1 million euros

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1. Wide of hotel exterior ++NIGHT SHOT++ 2. Wide pan of wedding fair 3. Medium of models 4. Cameraman 5. Set up shot of Mikhail Semyonov 6. SOUNDBITE: (Russian) Mikhail Semyonov, creative manager of Wedding Fair Show: "The wedding sector...
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Brazil - Rousseff impeachment / Rousseff: govt suffered a "parliamentary coup" / Brazil senators question Rousseff for 14 hours / Brazil's ousted president slams process / Brazil's Lula Da Silva charged with corruption

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00:00:00Rousseff: govt suffered a "parliamentary coup"4052622AP TELEVISIONBrasilia - 29 August 20161. Wide of Senate floor2. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Dilma Rousseff , suspended president of Brazil:"this impeachment process that is taking...
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New cinema prize hopes to encourage local filmmaking

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LEAD IN:A new award to support Palestinian cinema has been launched.The first Sunbird Prize went to Izriqaq, a film about a mysterious murder.STORY-LINE:There's nothing like the hushed darkness of a cinema.And in the West Bank, there's...
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Hollande ducks affair question at presser with UK PM, comment on military deal, EU, Syria

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French President Francois Hollande said on Friday he wants the United Kingdom to remain part of the European Union, while British Prime Minister David Cameron said Europe and the Eurozone need changing. Hollande is in Britain for a...
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COLOMBIA: US DRUG 'CZAR' WANTS STRONGER COLOMBIAN ARMY

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English/Nat U-S Drug Czar General Barry McCaffrey has said peace talks to end Colombia's 35-year conflict will only prosper if the country's security forces are strengthened against the threat of 'narco-guerrillas.' His comments came...
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Teachers protest against the World Cup, demand better salaries and labour conditions

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Hundreds of striking teachers returned to the streets of Rio de Janeiro on Thursday night to protest the World Cup that kicks off next week in Brazil and to demand better salaries and labour conditions. The teachers are against the money...

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