Новости за 21.11.2018

Patrice Evra, 37, who apparently has a lot of time on his hands now that he is without a club, posted a video of him fondling a raw bird in what appears to be an unconventional nod to the US holiday of Thanksgiving.
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The White House has reportedly issued a memo authorizing troops stationed at the Mexican border to engage in law enforcement duties and use lethal force against illegal immigrants if necessary.
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Russia should be allowed to use its nuclear arsenal in response to a non-nuclear strike with a strategic weapon, Russian senators believe. Their recommendation is to amend Russia’s nuclear posture accordingly.
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Khabib Nurmagomedov's manager Ali Abdelaziz says his charge could fight Floyd Mayweather Jr. when his contract with the UFC expires, before warning 'Money' should have life insurance before stepping into the octagon.
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Omnipotent internet search giant Google has apparently gone down, with users reporting outages across the US, in parts of Europe, and beyond.
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Norwegian chess grand master Magnus Carlsen has suffered a bruising encounter away from the board, injuring his eye ahead of the crucial match against US star Fabiano Caruana at the World Chess Championship in London, UK.
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Manchester United’s share price plummeted on Tuesday by 8.65 percent, suffering its biggest drop in more than a year on the New York Stock Exchange and reflecting a volatile day on the markets.
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The Italian icon, the Leaning Tower of Pisa, may soon lean no more – that’s according to an annual study that shows the tower is standing more upright as time goes on.
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African Americans across the US rise above their struggles in one of the few ways available to them. Speaking to RTD, black citizens tell tales of drugs, gangs, and police violence – and using music to overcome their oppressors.
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A Moscow city legislator has come up with an idea to create a publicly available blacklist of “phony wizards,” while “legit” warlocks should get together and form a trade union of sorts.
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The world’s fastest man is still chasing a career in professional soccer after being released by Central Coast Mariners but it appears that Usain Bolt may have found a home with the Mexican team managed by Diego Maradona.
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It has been five years to the day since Ukraine’s ‘Euromaidan’ protest movement began, with anti-government protesters demanding an end to corruption and a closer relationship with the European Union. But what became of the dream?
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A former welder-turned-inventor has taken Chinese social media by storm with his utterly useless but highly entertaining contraptions, amassing a fervent following in the millions.
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Chinese marathon runner He Yinli has been accused of desecrating the national flag after throwing it to ground several times as she was denied victory during a controversial finish in the Suzhou Marathon in eastern China.
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German F3 driver Sophia Floersch has vowed to return to racing after the teenager underwent spinal surgery following her horrifying high-speed smash in Macau over the weekend.
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US President Donald Trump attacked Pakistan for “doing nothing” to combat terrorism, but it was Washington’s own past policies which led to the rise of the Islamist militants in the region, a foreign affairs expert told RT.
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In the age of career-busting hashtags, how do celebrities steer clear of accusations of sexual assault? British actor Taron Egerton prefers to avoid being alone with women out of fear of being put in #MeToo’s crosshairs.
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Durham University PhD student, Matthew Hedges has been sentenced to life in prison after allegedly spying on the United Arab Emirates for the UK, a court in Abu Dhabi has ruled.
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The European Union took the first step on Wednesday toward fining Italy after ruling that the country's spending drive violates the bloc's fiscal rules. Brussels has rejected Rome's budget plan for 2019.
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Stronger output in the agriculture and industrial sectors boosted the Russian economy in October against the same period a year ago, the country’s economy ministry said on Tuesday.
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A star 8,000 light years from Earth is on the verge of a huge supernova explosion, which could produce the Milky Way’s first gamma-ray explosion, a dangerous and extremely energetic event.
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A lingerie-clad outdoor enthusiast tested the waters of a frozen lake in Balashikha, Russia last week, or at least tried to. Her epic (and painful) fail has now spread far and wide across the internet.
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The husband of Rachael Ostovich has been arrested for second degree attempted murder after the UFC figther was hospitalized following an alleged domestic assault in Hawaii over the weekend, according to reports.
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A key part of Theresa May’s argument for her Brexit withdrawal agreement was undermined by her ally, Amber Rudd, when the new cabinet member said that parliament “will stop” a no-deal Brexit.
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Stocks continued to crash on Wednesday, led in part by a decline in US technology shares, which had helped to propel Wall Street’s long bull market.
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