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The bulk of the crisis was over by the time aid hit the areas most affected by the Ebola outbreak.
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Companies routinely violate Chinese labor laws, forcing workers into long shifts without proper compensation, says the world’s largest union federation.
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North Korea accused Washington of trying to shift the blame for the deadlock in negotiations over the country's controversial nuclear program.
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Xiaomi May Turn Away Nine Out of 10 People Who Want a Mi4 In Its First India Sale
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Chinese Official Warns Universities Against Spreading 'Western Values' In Classrooms
In recent months, the ruling Communist Party has attempted to tighten control over educational institutions in the country.
Malaysia Airlines MH370 Search: Families, Loved Ones Of Victims Demand Answers
Family members of the passengers who were on board the missing plane expressed dissatisfaction and anger at Malaysia calling it an "accident."
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North Korea Demanded $10B To Participate In Inter-Korea Talks: Ex-South Korea President
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