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China, Southeast Asia hold emergency meet on viral outbreak

China’s top diplomat has arrived in Laos for an emergency meeting with counterparts from Southeast Asian countries, which have expressed alarm over a viral outbreak that started in China By JIM GOMEZ Associated Press February 19, 2020, 10:27 AM 3 min read VIENTIANE, Laos — China’s top diplomat arrived Wednesday in Laos for an emergency […]

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Recline in Your Airplane Seat? A Debate Rages in the Skies and Online

Online, reactions to the video were divided: You’re either a recliner or you’re not. But proper airplane etiquette is more complicated than that, Henry Harteveldt, a travel industry analyst, said. Seat reclining follows an unwritten rule: You don’t do it unless you really need to. “Airplane etiquette is you only recline when necessary, and if

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In the Heart of Israel’s ‘Start-up Nation,’ an Exclusive Scene Opens Up

That possibility fuels organizations working to expand Israel’s tech sector, such as The Hybrid, which helps Arab-led start-ups scale up, and WMN, an advocacy and mentoring organization for women entrepreneurs in Tel Aviv and the north of Israel. Tech has also taken hold in Jerusalem, and is growing in Nazareth as well as cities near

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Britain Battered as Storm Dennis Brings Landslides and Travel Chaos

LONDON — Britain has been battered by severe weather for the second consecutive weekend, prompting an official warning on Sunday that lives were at risk as streets became flooded, mud flowed, rail tracks were submerged and dozens of flights were canceled. The storm, named Dennis and classified as a “weather bomb” by the national weather

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What’s Better Than One Family Home in New Zealand? Three of Them

Julian Robertson’s three new homes on New Zealand’s North Island are a matter of practicality. The co-founder, chairman and chief executive of the investment firm Tiger Management needs the residences for his growing family, which now includes his three sons, their wives and his nine grandchildren. When Mr. Robertson first built a vacation house on

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