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Presumptive Republican presidential candidate was to hold an event at the UIC Pavilion in Chicago.
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Donald Trump abandons his Apple boycott after only 3 weeks by tweeting from his iPhone again
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North Korea's Kim Jong-un orders more nuclear tests
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London mayoral election 2016: Zac Goldsmith commends British Sikhs during visit to Gurudwara
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US Election 2016: Donald Trump tells CNN TV interviewer 'Islam hates us'
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Obama greeted Trudeau on the White House's south lawn at the start of the state visit.
EU referendum: David Cameron warns Brexit vote would push mortgage rates up
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Mayoral Election: Britain First banned from using 'Keeping London British' slogan
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US election 2016: Donald Trump addresses Nazi salute questions
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Former Brazilian president Lula da Silva charged over money laundering probe
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Aung San Suu Kyi ruled out as Myanmar's next president as she gives approval to Htin Kyaw
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US elections 2016: Carly Fiorina endorses Ted Cruz while actor Jon Voight backs Trump
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US expresses concern over Iran's ballistic missile tests
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