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Obama chases Exit with a Bear

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The most dangerous activity a sitting United States president is usually allowed to do is drive a golf cart.
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JFK: A conspiracy of echoes

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Theories about the death of John F Kennedy are in overdrive as the 50th ?anniversary of his death approaches — even John Kerry is weighing in.
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Deep Read: Fanning the flames of hatred

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They say the West has been hoodwinked by Muslims and claim to have been vindicated by last week's attacks, but who are America's "counter jihadis"?
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Filmmaker’s identity a mystery

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The maker of the anti-Muhammad film that sparked mayhem in Egypt and protest in Libya has gone into hiding, leaving questions about his identity.
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Comic-Con brings fantasy worlds to life

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They come from every corner of America's galaxy -- moms and dads, skywalkers and hobbits, vampires and vigilantes, all on the same mission: escape.
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Murder-free El Salvador a ‘mafia peace’

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A dramatic fall in the murder rate in El Salvador has been attributed to the gangs' truce.
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Poverty and crime bring Honduras to its knees

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Honduras is the world's murder capital, with a rate 12 times the global average, amid violent fallout from a 2009 coup.
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Young upstart sets his sights on Venezuelan presidency

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Hugo Chavez to face stiff competition from youthful presidential hopeful.
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In the killing fields

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Narco-terrorism has made Central America one of the world's deadliest regions for journalists.
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Cuba shuffle, geriatrics shuttle

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Raul Castro has proposed term limits for Cuba's rulers, including himself, in an unprecedented effort to rejuvenate the island's political leadership.
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$8bn payback for ‘Amazon Chernobyl’

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Chevron cries foul but the plaintiffs might yet push for the $27-billion they claimed.
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Clerics mine for trapped souls

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As the mine rescue drama neared a climax, clerics vied with one another to stamp their own faith on a surge in religious fervour in Chile.
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Response to the report of the independent assessors

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VUT welcomes the publishing of the report of the independent assessors to investigate concerns of poor governance, leadership, management, corruption and fraud at the university.
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NWU student receives international award

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Carol-Mari Schulz received the Bachelor of Health Sciences in Occupational Hygiene Top Achiever Award.
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Academic programme resumes at all campuses

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Lectures, practicals, seminars and tutorials will all resume today as per specific academic timetables.
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Strategic social investments are a catalyst for social progress

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Barloworld Mbewu enables beneficiaries to move away from dependence on grant funding
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We all have a part to play to make South Africa work

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Powering societal progress demands partnerships between all stakeholders
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So you want to be a social entrepreneur?

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Do the research first; it will save money and time later
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Social entrepreneurship means business

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Enterprises with a cause at their core might be exactly what our economy desperately needs
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Looking inwards

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Businesses are finding tangible ways to give back – but only because consumers demand it
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The most dangerous activity a sitting United States president is usually allowed to do is drive a golf cart.

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