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Hortensis

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10. Here's one for you. Suggest googling the "news"

Reply to AngryAmish (Reply #8)

Sat Sep 3, 2016, 11:43 AM

Sep 2016

tab if you use Google, whatever does the same for other search engines. It'll bring up more news reports than just a general search.

http://www.nytimes.com/aponline/2016/09/02/world/asia/ap-as-india-strike.html

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180 million public sector workers are currently on strike in India - Why don't we know about it? [View all] OnlinePoker Sep 2016 OP

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Here's yesterday's WaPo article, Malaise. Hortensis Sep 2016 #11

But is it on TV - network or cable malaise Sep 2016 #12

Almost NO American news is on TV, and you guys Hortensis Sep 2016 #13

International news sucks in the US Warpy Sep 2016 #3

And seemingly also if you do not. Hortensis Sep 2016 #6

Both the NY Times and WaPo reported on it yesterday. Hortensis Sep 2016 #4

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Because US "news" prefers to pretend the rest of the world doesn't exist. Odin2005 Sep 2016 #7

News is reported in written form. Read and you'll Hortensis Sep 2016 #9

Because it is in India AngryAmish Sep 2016 #8

Here's one for you. Suggest googling the "news" Hortensis Sep 2016 #10

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