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Four Of Diamonds favourite to leave The X Factor this weekend
During filming, Keith Lemon asked the pair: "Why do you think you were voted out the show so early?" Saara Aalto, Four Of Diamonds and Sam Lavery were named as the acts facing the singoff tonight and just a minute ago, O'Leary opened the lifeline vote.
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Voter intimidation arguments head to federal court
The lawyers for the pro-Trump defendants argued there is no evidence of voter intimidation and that OH law already prevents the type of harassment described in the complaint . A federal judge Friday warned Donald Trump's campaign and Republican operative Roger Stone against any "voter intimidation" activity in OH, the result of one of several cases brought by Democrats before Election Day.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation chief: No charges against Clinton after new email review
Comey gave no clue what was behind probe number two. Clinton spokesman Brian Fallon said her campaign is validated in its belief that nothing would change. "We were always confident nothing would cause the July decision to be revisited". The National Jewish Democratic Council said the ad's use of anti-Semitic stereotypes is "shocking and risky".
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Germany expands diesel probe to include VW board chairman
Poetsch was VW's chief financial officer when the company's efforts to rig cars to cheat on USA diesel emissions tests became public in September 2015. Separately, Bild am Sonntag reported that a USA regulator had found software in some Audi vehicles that lowered their carbon dioxide emissions if it detected they were being used under test conditions.
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Fed holds off on rate hike ahead of election
The Fed said that the case for rate hike has "continued to strengthen" but that it had chose to wait for further evidence of progress toward its objectives. The group in lieu of a rate hike released a statement acknowledging economic improvements that aren't yet enough to generate a policy tightening.
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Iraqi troops begin assault deeper into Mosul neighborhoods
Iraq's Ministry of Displacement and Migration said Saturday that it had received 9,000 displaced Iraqis over the previous two days, while more than 29,000 have been displaced since the operation began. "They're criminals, let the dogs eat them", another officer said. The push began as dawn broke with artillery and mortar strikes on the Aden, Tahrir, and Quds districts, west of the special forces' footholds in the Gogjali and Karama neighborhoods, al-Timimi said.