Which is Bigger: Kim Kardashian's Ass or Comet 67P/Churyumov–Gerasimenko?
Kim Kardashian's bum picture tried to break the internet, but Comet 67P garnered more attention on Twitter
US-India Food Deal: Narendra Modi Celebrates Victory as WTO Lives to Fight Another Day
Agreement may facilitate WTO deal, but is unlikely to be greeted by Obama's domestic opponents.
APEC 2014: China Talks Peace and Trade, Hong Kong Protests Rumble on
In the run up to the Asia Pacific Economic Summit (APEC) in Beijing which got down to business on 10 November 2014, polluting factories in the Municipality and provinces close by, were ordered to shut or curtail their operations in order to reduce the host city's air pollution which can be particularly bad when there is no wind to disperse it.
General Election 2015: Can Ed Miliband Outperform Tony Blair Despite 'Leadership Crisis'?
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With West Focused on Isis and Kobani, Assad Moves to Crush Moderate Rebels
US and allies had hoped to train moderate groups to use as ground force against Isis.
Ottawa Shooting: Twitter Asks: 'Aren't Guns Illegal in Canada?'
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'If Oscar Pistorius Was A Common Bloke, He Wouldn't Get Same Treatment': South Africa Reacts to Blade Runner Sentencing
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Could Tunisia's Election Unleash the Mediterranean Tiger?
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After the Referendum: Could Labour go the way of the Tories in Scotland?
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Egypt's economy shows signs of recovery after three years of political and social turmoil.
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