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BUDAPEST, Hungary — Although she turned 99 on Thursday, even a 9-year-old would have a hard time keeping up with Agnes Keleti’s irrepressible energy and enthusiasm. Keleti is the oldest living Olympic champion and a Holocaust survivor. She won 10 medals in gymnastics — including five golds — at the 1952 Helsinki Games and at
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WELLS, Minn. — Michael R. Bloomberg walked among the silos, bundled and reddening in the nine-degree air, negotiating the icy path that delivers a billionaire presidential candidate past the grain bins and the cameras and the tractor — straight into the middle of somewhere his advisers decided he should be. That place, at approximately 2
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Just kidding. No one was asking that. But the truth of the matter is that puffer coats have been tilting more in the direction of being fashionable. The coats available today are brighter, bolder and funkier than ever. Get one of these, and ― well, you won’t necessarily want to stay out in the cold
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Seth Meyers isn’t buying President Donald Trump’s blame game when it comes to Iran’s military retaliation to the U.S. assassination of its top general Qassem Soleimani. Trump and prominent conservatives have attempted to blame former President Barack Obama over Tuesday’s Iranian missile strikes on Iraqi bases housing American troops. But Meyers dismissed the claim on Wednesday’s broadcast
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Image copyright Getty Images Image caption Northern rail services could soon be brought under public control, the transport secretary has said Troubled rail operator Northern has the finances to continue only “for a number of months”, the government has said. Transport Secretary Grant Shapps has announced he is evaluating a proposal from the train operator
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AP Sportlight By Compiled by PAUL MONTELLA By The Associated Press January 9, 2020, 2:31 PM 3 min read Jan. 10 1920 — Newsy Lalonde scores six goals to help the Montreal Canadiens beat the Toronto St. Pats 14-7 at Montreal’s Mount Royal Arena. The 21 goals are an NHL record that is not matched
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A day after President Trump backed away from further military conflict with Iran, a commander of the country’s Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps declared that Iran would soon take “harsher revenge” on the United States for a drone strike last week that killed a top Iranian general. The slain commander, Maj. Gen. Qassim Suleimani, had led
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Stocks are opening broadly higher on Wall Street as traders welcome news that China’s top trade official will head to Washington next week to sign a preliminary trade deal with the U.S. Technology companies and banks led the way higher January 9, 2020, 2:44 PM 3 min read NEW YORK — Stocks are opening broadly
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Image caption Paula Thomas would like the syndrome to be acknowledged as a disability because of its effects on the person’s ability to work and their mental health A woman who has a syndrome that causes her to smell of rotten fish says it is like “living with a death sentence”. Paula Thomas, 45, from
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