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While you were sleeping: 1 November 2016
Clinton emails do little to affect polls, CNN axes analyst in WikiLeak scandal, and Aussies send in Starc Industries against Proteas.
“All the best romances bloom in the midst of a good siege.”
– Miles Cameron
WHILE YOU WERE SLEEPING
Clinton’s emails have little
The latest poll to emerge following renewed FBI interest in Hillary Clinton’s emails has indicated
CNN analyst fired over WikiLeaks scandal
CNN has fired Donna Brazile, a prominent political commentator on the cable network. This was the result of a WikiLeaks release showing Brazile was often in contact with Hillary Clinton, sending her questions before the network’s shows. To CNN’s credit, Brazile was fired the moment the leak occurred, but the lack of computer literacy in the Clinton camp is beginning to approach the stupendous.
Douglas reveals Kilmer has cancer
Michael Douglas has revealed this his co-star and longstanding friend, Val Kilmer, is suffering from oral cancer. Kilmer previously denied any problems with his health, saying that he was perfectly fine. If Douglas is correct, the 56-year-old Maverick is anything but.
Strike bowler Mitchell Starc will lead the Australian charge against South Africa in the upcoming Test match on Thursday, despite an injury.
IN NUMBERS
4-6 years
The age range of a toddler fight club set up by two New Jersey day care employees. They’re in prison now (the employees, not the toddlers).
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Attaining a second passport: Dual citizenship and South Africans
The difficulties of travelling on a South African passport, and the Republic’s often turbulent local politics, have prompted thousands of South African business people and families to investigate how they can acquire dual citizenship. By Sable International
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Canada is in the process of naming its thousands of nameless lakes after fallen soldiers.
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