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Title : Italy election: Projection points to hung parliament
State TV projection suggests centre-right coalition
backed by Silvio Berlusconi has won most seats.
Title : US aircraft carrier Carl Vinson in historic Vietnam visit
The visit represents the largest US military presence
in Vietnam since the end of the war in 1975.
Title : China enforces 'holidays' onto dissidents of the state
The ruling party makes sure critics have no voice during
its annual congress.
Title : Wiggins and Team Sky ‘crossed ethical lineâ€Ö
Sir Bradley Wiggins and Team Sky "crossed an ethical
line" by using drugs allowed under anti-doping rules
to enhance performance, a report by MPs says.
Title : Notre-Dame: Cracks in the cathedral
Parts of Paris's 850-year-old Gothic masterpiece
are starting to crumble, because of pollution eating
the stone.
Title : China's 'two sessions': Economics, environment and Xi's power
It's a big event in China's political theatre and will
boost the president's grip on power.
Title : Jailed school shooter praises Florida student activists
Jon Romano, who took a shotgun into school in 2004,
praised student activists and gun control calls.
Title : Syria war: Residents flee Eastern Ghouta bombardment
The Syrian military steps up operations in the Eastern
Ghouta, despite an international outcry.
Title : IS video 'shows deaths of US soldiers in Niger ambush'
The video purports to show US soldiers being ambushed
by IS-linked militants in Niger.
Title : Slovakia's leaders clash over journalist's killing
President Kiska calls for a government shake-up after
the murder of a journalist, angering the PM.
Title : Conte defends Chelsea tactics
Chelsea boss Antonio Conte defends his tactical approach
during 1-0 defeat at Manchester City, who move 18 points
clear at the top of the table.
Title : South Africa listeria: Source of 'world's worst outbreak'
found
A South African factory is blamed for a listeria outbreak
that has killed 180 people in a year.
Title : Davide Astori: Fiorentina captain and Italy international
dies at the age of 31
Fiorentina captain and Italy international Davide Astori
dies at the age of 31.
Title : Big in Asia: The woman showing plus-size can be beautiful
Wang Chi is a plus-size social media celebrity in Taiwan,
but she's taking on a new challenge.
Title : Your pictures: Fashion
Each week, we publish a gallery of readers' pictures
on a set theme. This week it is "fashion".
Title : Syria: Children in Aleppo return to school
The fighting in Aleppo has ended. Life is resuming
for children, but it's a very different life for some
of them.
Title : Baby chimp rescued from poachers in Africa
The orphaned animal sat with his pilot as they travelled
to a new home in DR Congo.
Title : Catalonia Spain: Pro-unity marchers parody secessionists
Demonstrators hit back at the independence movement by
demanding their own fictional state, Tabarnia.
Title : County Cork great-grandmother sledging picture goes viral
Eileen Maguire, 86, wasn't going to miss out on her
chance to hit the snowy slopes.
Title : Venezuelan cash crisis: Where a coffee costs wads of
banknotes
Venezuela used to be the richest country in South
America. But now the economy has collapsed.
Title : The killer disease with no vaccine
Since the beginning of the year, Nigeria has been
gripped by an outbreak of the deadly Lassa fever.
Title : The day Putin cried
As Russia prepares to elect Vladimir Putin for a third
term as president on 18 March, Gabriel Gatehouse looks
back at a revealing moment from February 2000.
Title : Patrik Hermansson: 'I went undercover in the alt-right'
The anti-racism activist who spent a year infiltrating
the white nationalist alt-right and saw the violence
in Charlottesville up close.
Title : Shepherd Bushiri: Meeting the man who ‘walks on airâ€Ö
Shepherd Bushiri is known around Africa for his
"miracles" - including appearing to walk on air.
Title : Florida school shooting: One mother, two gun attacks
Celia recovered from a parent's worst nightmare. Then
it happened again.
Title : Obituary: Roger Bannister
The first man to run a mile in under four minutes who
went on to became a distinguished neurologist.
Title : A routine abduction - of a 13-year-old girl
Up to half a million children go missing in India
every year. Sonia Faleiro met the parents of one, a
13-year-old girl snatched while walking with her mother.
Title : Asma Jahangir: Who will succeed the woman who fought for
Pakistanâ€Ös soul?
She faced death threats, defended women's rights and
took on critics in her stride.
Title : The luxury labels coming out of Africa
As more and more luxury labels are emerging out of
Africa, how will they compete with the global market?
Title : Do people in India's northeast feel alienated?
The BBC asked people in Nagaland, a hilly state in the
northeast, what being Indian means to them.
Title : Italy's vote: Fake claims attempt to influence election
The false claims, misinformation and altered images
attempting to influence Italy's election.
Title : Sir Roger Bannister: Lord Coe and Steve Cram hail
'inspirational' athlete after his death, aged 88
Lord Coe and Steve Cram lead the tributes to the
"inspirational" four-minute mile breaker Sir Roger
Bannister, who has died at the age of 88.
Title : Pep Guardiola: 'No place for 'political symbols in football'
- FA boss Glenn
Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola should not
wear a yellow ribbon on the touchline because it is a
"political symbol".
Title : 'Davide Astori's death leaves Fiorentina and Italy in state
of shock'
Fiorentina defender Davide Astori's death at the age
of 31 has had a profound impact in his native Italy.
Title : Lord Coe gave 'misleading' answers over doping allegations,
says DCMS report
Lord Coe gave "misleading" answers to parliament over
when he first found out about corruption and doping
allegations in athletics, a report by MPs says.
Title : Germany Women 2-2 England Women
England women are left to rue defensive blunders as they
fight back to draw with Germany in the SheBelieves Cup.
Title : World Indoor Athletics: GB 4x400m women promoted to bronze,
then disqualified, then get medal back
Great Britain's 4x400m women were disqualified from their
final at the World Indoor Athletics Championships for
"bumping and barging".
Title : Eight ways the 2018 Oscars will be different
What can we expect from the 90th Academy Awards?
Title : Oscars 2018: Get Out wins Spirit Awards best film
The horror film has won best film at the event - the
same honour Moonlight won there last year.
Title : Oscars: How Hollywood's stars approach the Academy Awards
Ahead of Hollywood's biggest night, the stars give
their guide to Oscar etiquette.
Title : Thirty years of outfits
We take a look at red carpet styles from 2008, 1998
and 1988.
Title : How to make every nominee a winner
Celebs walking the red carpet can expect plenty of perks,
from $2m rings to a DNA profile kit.
Title : Is #meToo changing Hollywood?
Female writers and directors are suddenly in hot demand
in Hollywood. But will the change last?
Title : Best picture contenders in 45 seconds
A quick guide to the films up for best picture at the
Oscars 2018.
Title : Lady Bird 'most overrated' film
From Lady Bird to The Greatest Showman: The films where
audiences and critics disagree.
Title : Why do some Chinese funerals involve strippers?
Chinese authorities are once again cracking down on
the practice which have existed for years.
Title : How to speak like Black Panther
The official language of fictional Wakanda is isiXhosa -
also spoken in parts of South Africa.
Title : Addicted to selfies: I take 200 snaps a day
Junaid Ahmed admits he's addicted to selfies - the
feeling of getting likes on his pictures is just too
"amazing".
Title : Sridevi Kapoor death: Tragedy shines light on Bollywood
pressures
The star's death has led industry insiders to talk
frankly about the disturbing pressures women face.
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convention of architects. On the second floor, there is a vinyl manufacturing
plant. On the third floor there is a fast food stand, and on the fourth
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Q: What would happen if a librarian traveled down in a small
elevator with one other person from each floor?
A: The elevator would be full.
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