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VideoWhat's on the voters’ minds as India heads into a 6-week national election
Nearly 970 million people are eligible to vote in India’s 6-week national election starting Friday. AP spoke to some voters about their hopes for who will succeed, and the issues they see as the most important. (AP Video: Rishi Lekhi/Shonal Ganguly)
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VideoScene outside western Sydney church after stabbings
Australian police say a knife attack in Sydney that wounded a bishop and a priest during a church service as horrified worshippers watched online and in person and sparked a riot, was an act of terrorism.
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VideoRescuers find last 2 bodies in Indonesia's Sulawesi island landslide which killed 20
A search and rescue team found 20 people killed by landslides on Indonesia's Sulawesi island, as the search operation was officially closed. Rescuers found the last two bodies in South Makale village on Monday afternoon, according to the chief of Makassar Search and Rescue.
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Vancouver marks a decade of TED talks
When Sunny Bates visited Vancouver the first time the city hosted the TED conference in 2014, one word came to mind."Beautiful," said the executive recruiter visiting once again from New York City for this week's event. Bates first started attending TED conferences in 1992 when they were held in Southern California and has now been to every iteration in Vancouver.The city's sparkling waterfront, framing mountains and welcoming nature make it a perfect fit for the world-renowned conference, Bates
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Video#TheMoment a man outran the New York City subway
Joe Fowler beat the New York City subway by sprinting from 14th Street to 18th Street right before the doors shut. His professional runner friend Tyler Swartz came up a few seconds short.
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Video'Woodland rapist' victim says genealogy helped police crack cold case
A man who was attacked in a Brampton, Ont., park 30 years ago is speaking out for the first time, telling CBC News that police told him they identified the alleged 'woodland rapist' after a relative of the suspect submitted DNA to an ancestry-type website.
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VideoIsrael weighs response to Iran attack as allies urge restraint
Israel's military chief says the country will respond to Iran's weekend missile and drone attack, even as world leaders urge Israel not to retaliate. One expert says the response will likely be more symbolic than something that would further escalate the conflict.
