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Breakingviews: Barclays stays on rails - 05:05
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Breakingviews: China needs to target corruption at source - 02:41
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Breakingviews: Europe strikes back - 04:43
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Breakingviews: South Korea foolishly stoking property bubble - 02:44
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Breakingviews: Reckitt ditches Suboxone - 03:44
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Breakingviews: Why automakers race to chop China part prices - 01:56
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Breakingviews: Facebook canopies Amazon - 02:54
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Breakingviews: RBS gains buffer - 03:45
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Breakingviews: China pulls tech star Qualcomm back to Earth - 02:45
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Sierra Leone's top Ebola doctor dies from the virus
Dr. Sheik Umar Khan is being hailed as a national hero by Sierra Leone for his efforts to combat the worst outbreak of Ebola on record. Dr. Khan himself succumbed to the disease.
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Tracing South China Sea conflict back to a home port
Fleets of Chinese fishermen are appearing off Vietnam’s coast in contested waters. Reuters' John Ruwitch describes how he tracked one down to its home port in China’s Hainan island.
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A new boot design to put a spring in your step
A British biomechanist believes he can help ease the strain on the shins of walkers and soldiers trekking for many miles while wearing heavy loads on their backs with a new type of footwear. Can a spring change the way we walk? Jim Drury looks at the product's first steps.
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Shipping crates get new 'lease' on life
With the U.S. importing more than it exports, shipping containers are piling up at American ports. Lily Jamali reports on a Washington, D.C. architect who is recycling them into affordable housing.
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Ancient mummies digitally unwrapped to reveal new secrets
State-of-the-art CT scanning is giving researchers at the British Museum the opportunity to digitally unwrap ancient Egyptian mummies.