Eight dead in Washington state landslide, 18 missing

OLYMPIA, Washington (Reuters) – The death toll rose to eight and 18 people were missing on Sunday after a landslide in Washington state that buried homes and cars under mud and debris up to 15 feet deep, authorities said.

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Twitter turns eight: what was your first tweet?

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De Blasio’s Approval Rating Drops Eight Points

New York Mayor Bill de Blasio’s approval rating has fallen eight percentage points in the two months since he has taken office, with 45 percent of New York City voters approving of the way he’s handling his job.
The new Quinnipiac University survey also shows that the percentage of…
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Eight canceled shows that never gave us resolution

“Veronica Mars” fans are finally getting answers — but devotees of these 8 shows were permanently left hanging

    

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Culture of Greed and Arrogance: Minutes Show Bank of England was Aware of Currency Rigging Eight Years Ago

Bank of England head Mark Carney faces a grilling from lawmakers tomorrow as Minutes Show Bank of England was Aware of Currency Rigging Eight Years Ago.
Bank of England Governor Mark Carney will face his toughest public testimony to date as he seeks to defend the integrity of an institution…
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Eight anti-Putin protesters convicted in Russian ‘show trial’

MOSCOW (Reuters) – A Russian judge on Friday convicted eight defendants of assaulting police during a protest against Vladimir Putin, in what activists called a “show trial” designed to make clear the president would tolerate no dissent.

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Eight complaints justified using millions in taxpayer money

By Chris Butler | Tennessee Watchdog
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. — Complaints from eight people about TAC Air’s quality of service at the Chattanooga Airport before 2010 apparently justified using $ 4 million in state taxpayer money.
Chattanooga City Council member Larry Grohn told Tennessee Watchdog he…
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Extraordinary People. The Eight Limbed Boy

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Busting Eight Common Excuses for NSA Mass Surveillance

Cindy Cohn and Trevor TimmEFF.orgNovember 26, 2013
We’ve heard from lots of folks who are passionately concerned about the NSA’s mass spying, but are struggling to get their friends and family to understand the problem and join the over a half-million people who have demanded change through sto…
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Busting Eight Common Excuses for NSA Mass Surveillance

Cindy Cohn and Trevor TimmEFF.orgNovember 26, 2013
We’ve heard from lots of folks who are passionately concerned about the NSA’s mass spying, but are struggling to get their friends and family to understand the problem and join the over a half-million people who have demanded change through sto…
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Busting Eight Common Excuses for NSA Mass Surveillance