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Healthcare workers strike over ongoing austerity cuts

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1. Wide of protesting medical workers marching with banner reading: (Greek) "No to the destruction of health-welfare services - Take back the memorandum" 2. Close-up writing on banner reading: (Greek) "No" 3. Mid of protesters holding...
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ITALY: ROME: FILMING BEGINS ON MOVIE BASED ON MURDERED US BOY

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English/Nat Filming has begun on a movie based on the story of a young American boy's murder in Italy and his parents' generous act in donating his organs. Seven-year-old Nicholas Green was killed during a kidnap attempt in 1994 while...
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First legal crop for medicinal use

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RESTRICTION SUMMARY: AP CLIENTS ONLYSHOTLISTAP TELEVISION - AP CLIENTS ONLYSantiago - 7 April 20151. Ana Maria Gazmuri, president of Daya Foundation, harvesting cannabis plant2. Close up of cannabis plant3. Gazmuri and others pruning...
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Brother supports hunger striker; protest rally

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RESTRICTION SUMMARY: AP CLIENTS ONLY SHOTLISTAP TELEVISION NEWS - AP CLIENTS ONLY Einabus, near Nablus, West Bank - 9 August 2015 1. Various of Ameed Allan, brother of Palestinian prisoner Mohammed Allan, outside Mohammed Allan's house2....
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Human rights activist Nabeel Rajab back at work after release from jail

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BAHRAIN HUMAN RIGHTS SOURCE: AP TELEVISION RESTRICTIONS: MIDDLE EAST EXTRA CLIENTS ONLYLENGTH: 4:17SHOTLIST:AP TelevisionBani Jamra, Bahrain - 21 July 20151. Human rights activist Nabeel Rajab silhouetted against a window in his home2....
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NPC briefing on reforms in Chinese health system

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8 March, 2011 1. Wide exterior of clinic 2. Close of sign with red cross indicating healthcare facility 3. Wide of patients in injection room 4. Close of migrant worker, Wu Xuejun 5. Close of drip 6. Close of tubes going into hand...
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A fourth Oakland police officer has died after being shot by a man wanted on a parole violation. The officer was kept alive after being declared brain dead Sunday so vital organs could be donated to four patients.

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HEADLINE: Death toll from Oakland rampage up to 4 officers CAPTION: A fourth Oakland police officer has died after being shot by a man wanted on a parole violation. The officer was kept alive after being declared brain dead Sunday so...
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On eve of star-studded Aids concert, fears corruption is denying patients treatment

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Singer and songwriter Elton John and British band Queen will perform at a charity concert in the Ukrainian capital on Saturday, to raise awareness of those affected by AIDS. Ahead of the event, advocacy groups have accused the Ukrainian...
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Eid festival boosts bangle sales in Pakistan

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AP Television Hyderabad, Pakistan - 24 July 2013 1. Wide of workers putting recycled glass into furnace at "Kiran Glass" factory 2. Close-up of recycled glass being shovelled into furnace 3. Various of workers taking melted glass out of...
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Economic woes mean imported medicines are in short supply

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LEAD IN:Egyptian patients in need of medication are struggling to find the drugs they need.Economic problems are causing problems with importing stock and pharmacists have shortages of many medicines.STORY-LINE:A member of staff bags up...
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Chile: Protest demands legalisation of marijuana

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Tens of thousands of Chilean people took to the streets of the capital on Sunday to demand the legalisation of marijuana.The twelfth annual "Grow your rights" protest drew over 100,000 people to downtown Santiago, according to...
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Woman fights Russia law on organ removal consent

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When Elena Sablina's daughter was killed in a car crash in Moscow in January 2014, she was devastated.The next month, Sablina accidentally discovered from a forensic report that six of her daughter Alina's organs, including her heart and...
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Charities provide food to poor families this Ramadan

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FOR CLEAN VERSION SEE STORY NUMBER: 4039675LEAD IN:Charitable organisations are on the frontline in Pakistan's fight against poverty in a country where six out of 10 people are deemed food insecure.Millions of Pakistani's rely on the...
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German protest calls for marijuana legalization

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RESTRICTION SUMMARY: AP CLIENTS ONLY SHOTLIST:AP TELEVISION - AP CLIENTS ONLY Berlin - 13 August 20161. Wide of pro-cannabis parade2. Mid of pro-cannabis parade3. Close-up placard with TV character Spock from Star Trek, reading...
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Thousands Sign for Arizona Marijuana Vote

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Thousands of signatures to get an initiative legalizing marijuana in Arizona on the November ballot were submitted Thursday, likely making the state one of several seeking to relax laws surrounding pot.Representatives of the Arizona...
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Thousands Sign for Arizona Marijuana Vote

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FOR CLEAN VERSION SEE STORY NUMBER: apus058500Thousands of signatures to get an initiative legalizing marijuana in Arizona on the November ballot were submitted Thursday, likely making the state one of several seeking to relax laws...
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Oregon Allows Sale of Recreational Pot Edibles

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FOR CLEAN VERSION SEE STORY NUMBER: apus056790Medical marijuana dispensaries in Oregon may now legally sell edibles and extracts to recreational users who do not have a medical marijuana card.On Thursday, the first day of the new sales...
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Campaign 2016, Why It Matters: Health Care

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FOR CLEAN VERSION SEE STORY NUMBER: 4014488; apus035345About 9 in 10 Americans now have health insurance, more than at any time in history. But progress is incomplete, and the future far from certain. Rising costs could bedevil the next...
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CLEAN : Suspected top drug traffickers remanded in Kenya

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CLEAN : Suspected top drug traffickers remanded in Kenya
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Doctors praise China prisoner organ decision

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Surgeons from around the world gathered at a conference in Beijing on Monday in China's latest effort to fight persistent skepticism about whether its hospitals have stopped performing transplants with the organs of executed...
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Trump Talks Drug Price Overhaul, Stocks Fall

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RESTRICTION SUMMARY: AP CLIENTS ONLYSHOTLIST:POOL - AP CLIENTS ONLYNew York - 11 January 20171. President-elect Donald Trump walks out to press conference 2. SOUNDBITE (English) President-elect Donald Trump:"We've got to get our drug...
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A college student who received a life-saving liver transplant says she couldn't imagine saying no to a doctor's request that a piece of her donated liver be used to help a very sick baby.

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HEADLINE: Split transplant; two patients share one organ CAPTION: A college student who received a life-saving liver transplant says she couldn't imagine saying no to a doctor's request that a piece of her donated liver beused to help a...
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HHS' Price: New Health Care Plan About Patients

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Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price spoke to reporters at the White House press briefing on Tuesday, touting the new Republican health care legislation overhauling the nation's existing health care law.Price said the new plan...
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Doctors use plastic bags to save pre-term babies

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Neonatal doctors in India say plastic bags may can save the lives of thousands of premature babies. They say wrapping a newborn in a polythene sheet is an effective way of treating premature born early with low body...