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Bloomberg

Where Are We in the Mining Cycle?

Higher Ed
Oct. 15 -- Blackrock Natural Resources Equity Team CIO Evy Hambro discusses Rio Tintos increase in iron ore production, commodities and the China slowdown. He speaks with Bloomberg's Rishaad Salamat on ""On the Move."" (Source: Bloomberg)
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Bloomberg

Deflation a Symptom of Post-Crisis Economy: Moore

Higher Ed
Oct. 24 -- Eric Moore, U.K. fund manager at Milton Group, discusses the factors impacting U.K. GDP growth. He speaks on The Pulse.
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Bloomberg

The Global Fallout From the Plunge in Oil Prices

Higher Ed
Dec. 23 -- Institute of International Finance's George Abed and Cumberland Advisors' David Kotok discuss the global fallout from the collapse in oil prices.
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Sky News

Plans to allow local residents to rent out driveways during match days

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Plans to allow local residents to rent out driveways during match days
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Curated Video

WRAP Israelis says ceasfire is possibility, Hamas urges caution

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Jerusalem 1. Mark Regev, Israeli Foreign Ministry spokesman, coming out of office 2. SOUNDBITE: (English) Mark Regev, Israeli Foreign Ministry spokesman: "We are following very closely the developments on the ground. There are some...
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Curated Video

CAMBODIA: ELECTION OBSERVERS PREPARE TO OVERSEE POLLS

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Mandarin/Eng/Nat Hundreds of foreign election observers have started moving into the Cambodian countryside to monitor parliamentary elections. The international community will oversee polls on Sunday after concerns that they will not be...
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US Senator John McCain visits Iraq

Higher Ed
1. Wide of news conference 2. SOUNDBITE: (English) John McCain, US Senator: "I believe we have a new strategy that is making progress and it is not to say that things are well everywhere is Iraq, far from it, we have a long way to go." ...
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UN staff at airport about to leave

Higher Ed
1. Various shots of UN staff arriving at airport 2. SOUNDBITE: (English) Hiro Ueki, UN spokesman: "It's unfortunate that we have to leave now. I think we have done our part. Our job is unfinished but I think that all the inspectors and...
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Curated Video

Tourists and WC visitors warned to be on the alert for sharks if they dare to take a dip

Higher Ed
Thousands of tourists are flocking to the beach at Boa Viagem, which translates to "safe journey", in the World Cup host city of Recife, attracted by the aquamarine water and white sand. But local officials want to make sure they know...
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As Washington gets ready for the inauguration of Barack Obama as the nation's first black President; some are reflecting on changes in racial boundaries over the years

Higher Ed
HEADLINE: Inauguration preps hit emotional chord CAPTION: As Washington gets ready for the inauguration of Barack Obama as the nation's first black President; some are reflecting on changes in racial boundaries over the years. (Jan. 11)
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Curated Video

Israeli and Palestinian comments on prospects of ceasefire

Higher Ed
Sderot 1. Various shots of Sderot, a southern border town that has been a frequent target of Palestinian rocket attacks 2. Sharon in meeting; pull back to wide 3. SOUNDBITE: (Hebrew) Ariel Sharon, Israeli Prime Minister: "After a long...
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Security staffing chaos continues to loom over London 2012 build-up

Higher Ed
Border guards at British airports will walk off the job July 26, the day before the London Olympics begin, creating an Olympic-sized logistical headache for British officials. Members of the Public and Commercial Services Union voted for...
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USA: PENTAGON KOSOVO PEACE DEAL PRESS BRIEFING

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English/Nat The Pentagon says there are signs that Serb forces are making preparations to withdraw from Kosovo. But Pentagon spokesman Kenneth Bacon stressed that no Serb troops have started moving or assembling for a pullout. He said...
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FEARS OF STARVATION AS DROUGHT HITS MAIZE CROP

Higher Ed
As Muchafa Garavaziva walks through his field of maize he sees only a poor crop that will sustain neither him nor his family. The 70 year old resettled farmer is one of many suffering from Zimbabwe's severe food shortages - the country...
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Sky News

Sky Crew Crossing Border Into Gaza

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Sky Crew Crossing Border Into Gaza
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Israeli forces and Hamas militants in Gaza continue to exchange fire as this border conflict stretches into a seventh day. Aron Heller of The Associated Press surveys the scene from along the Israel-Gaza border.

Higher Ed
HEADLINE: First Person: Israel-Gaza crossfire unrelenting CAPTION: Israeli forces and Hamas militants in Gaza continue to exchange fire as this border conflict stretches into a seventh day. Aron Heller of The Associated Press surveys the...