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“We all try to free, the sighs of the past, we don’t want to last.” The melancholic indie singer-songwriter Sharon Van Etten is not as gloomy as her music, and she doesn’t walk under her personal rain cloud. She arrives in Canada for a pair of concerts,...
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Three years later, the community of Muyexe remains as impoverished as ever after being fleeced by a consultant who drew a monthly salary of R95000 from a R1.39-million Old Mutual loan he had allegedly duped members of a women's cooperative into taking. ...
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Invited guests capture cellphone images during the showing of fashion from the Fall 2012 collection of Richard Chaion Thursday, Feb. 9, 2012 in New York. View Photo »
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When he pulled it out, it had ‘Dave’ inscribed on it ... He called me right away, from his cellphone.
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"There's so many cellphones," said Debora Cottle, the 911 manager who oversees the Public Safety Communications Center. On Feb. 6, the county's board of commissioners allocated $200,000 after Emergency Management Director Warren Lee outlined a need for...
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A passer-by talks on a cellphone in front of the electronic stock board of a securities firm in Tokyo Wednesday, Feb. 8, 2012. Asian stocks rose Wednesday as Japan's powerhouse exporters got a boost from hopes of new moves to weaken the yen while a deal... View Photo »
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Their modus operandi was to approach female victims, threaten them with a firearm and demand their belongings ... They targeted people with cellphones, which they sold for money. After an intense investigation conducted by Bothasig SAPS, District Watch and Burgundy Estate Security, a cellphone belonging...
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Since his rise to prominence as a senior aide to Bill Clinton, Emanuel's outbursts and cantankerous relationships with the press, political foes and coworkers alike have become the stuff of legend. When The Promise, Jonathan Alter's in-depth account of...
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