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Workers prune marijuana plants at a Clever Leaves greenhouse in Pesca, Colombia. The company employs over 450 people.
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Colombia Is Turning Into A Major Medical Marijuana Producer[hhmc]
Indian Space Research Organization employees react as they learn that mission control lost communication with its unmanned landing module moments before it touched down on the moon's south pole Saturday (local time.)
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A satellite image taken Friday shows damage and oil leaking from a terminal on Grand Bahama. The company that owns it says 1.8 million barrels were being stored there when Hurricane Dorian hit late Sunday.
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A monitor in the House of Lords shows its approval of a bill blocking a no-deal Brexit Friday.
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Pope Francis waves as he arrives at Zimpeto Stadium in Maputo, Mozambique, on Thursday, where he led a public Mass.
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The sudden arrest of three rights advocates indicates China's now-vanishing civil society is being dealt a final blow.
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Evacuee Samazio Rolle and his dog, Logan, sit in the shade next to an airplane in the afternoon heat at a landing strip on Abaco, in hopes of catching a flight to Nassau. The pair survived Hurricane Dorian's punishing strike on the Bahamas — and now they want to leave Abaco.
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'You Can't Stay Here': Dorian Leaves Parts Of The Bahamas Uninhabitable[hhmc]
An aerial view shows damage after Hurricane Dorian on Great Abaco Island, Bahamas.
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As Bahamas Turn To Recovery, U.S. Worries About China Stepping In To Help[hhmc]
Robert Mugabe, shown at Zimbabwe's 34th annual independence celebrations in 2014, led the nation from its independence in 1980 until 2017.
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A child is immunized against measles, mumps and rubella in Lyon, France.
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The destruction caused by Hurricane Dorian is seen from the air in Marsh Harbour on the Bahamas' Great Abaco Island. The death toll from the hurricane, officially at 30, is expected to climb.
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Jo Johnson, brother of Britain's prime minister, Boris Johnson, resigned from Parliament and his brother's Cabinet on Thursday.
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James Toner feeds cows at his family's dairy farm in Northern Ireland's County Armagh. Thirty-five percent of Northern Irish milk is sold to Ireland. Northern Irish farmers who have built lucrative cross-border trade with the Irish Republic are especially worried about the possibility of a no-deal Brexit.
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How A No-Deal Brexit Could Destroy The Irish Dairy Industry — And Threaten Peace[hhmc]
Work on Paris' Notre Dame Cathedral continues following a devastating fire in April.
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What Will A Reconstructed Notre Dame Look Like? The Answer Is Up For Debate[hhmc]
Elena Hinestrosa and her ensemble, Integración Pacífica, perform at one of Petronio Alvarez Music Festival's educational panels.
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Colombia's Big Summer Music Festival Is All About Blackness[hhmc]
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Greg Craig, former White House counsel to former President Barack Obama, was found not guilty of making false statements to investigators.
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