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26Aug/16

Pescara del Tronto Earthquake

Migrants volunteer in quake relief efforts in worst-hit towns

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Migrants helping in quake relief efforts in badly-hit Pescara del Tronto say they want to assist to ease the suffering of affected communities.
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20Oct/15

Missing Georgia Tech student found alive thanks to phone tracking app

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USA (Next Media) – A Georgia Tech student who had been missing for two days was found alive on Monday on railroad tracks in downtown Atlanta.
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01Oct/15

Immigrants appeal to Hungarians’ hearts via their stomachs

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Ten Budapest restaurants showcase migrants’ national dishes in a bid to encourage tolerance.

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30Sep/15

Oklahoma governor halts execution of death row inmate

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Oklahoma governor Mary Fallin issues 37-day stay of execution for death row inmate Richard Glossip, delaying his execution for more than a month.

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