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Armed with meat cleaver and knives, two young mean hacked a young soldier in Woolwich to death. The video of a young man waving a blooded knife and cleaver caused uproar in what Prime Minister David Cameron slammed as a possible terrorist attack.

Faced With Cheaper Asian Imports, Ford Will Stop Making Cars In Australia Where Company Says It Costs Four Times As Much To Manufacture Cars There As It Does In Asia

Ford is ending manufacturing activities in Australia after 87 years as the country's auto production has been hit hard by cheaper Asian imports.

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China Lifts Ban on New Zealand Lamb Mutton, Beef Meat

China has finally lifted the ban it imposed on New Zealand's lamb mutton and beef meat products.

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Hundreds of Ford workers in Australia were in shock as the company announced its plan to shut down operations by October 2016. As the news broke out, hundreds of workers were devastated.

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Israeli Family Caught Trying To Join 'Jewish Taliban' In Canada: What Is The Lev Tahor Cult? [PHOTO]

An Israeli family was caught trying to flee the country to enter into an extremist cult in Canada known for its violent punishments, mental manipulation and burqa-like attire.

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Nissan Recall 2013: Japanese Automaker Recalls 841,000 Cars Worldwide, Full List Of Affected Vehicles

Nissan Motor Co Ltd says it will recall about 841,000 vehicles worldwide including the Micra compact car, also known as the March, as a result of a steering wheel glitch.

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China Discovers Gold Mine in Northwest With 53 Tonnes Worth of Reserves

China on Wednesday announced it has discovered a gold mine in the Ili Valley in the country's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region. With reserves estimated to be at 53 tonnes, the said discovery could translate to an economic value of $3.2 billion.

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Virgins Wanted: Australia Weekly TV Reality Show Auctioning Virgins to the Highest Bidder Planned

Australian filmmaker Justin Sisely will be giving away virgins weekly. He originally planned to make a feature-length documentary about a man and woman who auction their virginity to the highest bidder, but says he will instead produce a weekly reality show due to overwhelming demand for virgins.


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