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Howard Jacobson: Let's see the 'criticism' of Israel for what it really is
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Instagram of US airport security chiefs: Lipstick knives and IED training kits among items seized
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Brazil vs Germany World Cup 2014: In defence of Mesut Ozil - the Arsenal midfielder works magic in the shadows
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PornHub begs users to stop uploading video clips of Brazil getting beaten 7-1
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Tony Abbott embarrasses Australia by praising Japanese WWII military, ‘getting on the sake’ and posing for ‘crotch-shot’ photo opportunity
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Game of Thrones author George RR Martin says 'f*** you' to fans who fear he will die before finishing Westeros saga
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Instagram of US airport security chiefs: Lipstick knives and IED training kits among items seized
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Gingers face extinction due to climate change, scientists warn
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Mick Jagger denies being World Cup curse and reason for Brazil’s embarrassing defeat
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Do you know this man? Amnesia sufferer found in park pleads for help in identifying who he is
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Sustained immigration has not harmed Britons' employment, say government advisers
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Australia facing international condemnation after turning around Sri Lankans at sea
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7/7 memorial defaced on anniversary of 2005 attacks with ‘Blair lied thousands died’ graffiti
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