And two of the most sensational talents are still only 17.
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As journalistic fiascos go, it was one of the most sensational.
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It's being called one of the most sensational discoveries in recent times.
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Fox has been benefiting from the most sensational U.S. presidential election campaign.
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The F.B.I. has not corroborated the most sensational assertions in the dossier.
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The trial was one of the most sensational of the 20th century.
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It has gifted us with perhaps the most sensational black witch to appear onscreen.
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The most sensational work of perhaps the entire exhibition is in the introductory gallery.
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Even the most sensational ghost stories can be lost to time — sometimes for good reason.
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His next project would be one of the most sensational buildings in New York City.
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The most sensational mosaic yet found at Huqoq involves a possible depiction of Alexander the Great.
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"It's time to get things started on the most sensational inspirational, celebrational, Muppetational," the characters croon.
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They enjoined the entirety of the order while lashing out at Trump's most sensational campaign rhetoric.
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For female authors, this meant writing personal essays on the most sensational slivers of their lives.
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The Times described it as 'one of the greatest and most sensational political conspiracies of modern times.
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"The most sensational news I ever heard was that we had exploded an atomic bomb," Woody wrote.
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The last chapter was without doubt the most sensational — and he did not get to write it.
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But in many respects, the most sensational component of the trial may have passed by 9:25 a.m.
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True, he was midwife to some of the most sensational and genuinely consequential journalistic disclosures of recent years.
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And so you know the most sensational sells, and that's what they'll be subjected to, and that pains me.
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Yet, though I often find her the most sensational ballerina in America, I've been unmoved by her this season.
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Discouraging news also came from Cam Ne, a village that had already produced one of TV's most sensational stories.
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Murphy clearly has a savvy eye for picking the most sensational stories, with built-in audience recognition, for his revisitations.
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And "The Odd Couple," another of his most sensational hits and also a Tony winner, was set on Riverside Drive.
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There are many variations of the Franceska Mann story but perhaps the most sensational is told by Holocaust historian Cynthia Southern.
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When Gloria was 10, her mother and a wealthy aunt sued each other in the era's most sensational child-custody case.
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She would go on to write several books and magazine articles that delved behind some of the nation's most sensational headlines.
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The most sensational moments of the trial came on August 7th-11th, when "Nalo", a brawny shaven-headed gangster, took the stand.
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The most sensational and horrifying evidence, also found in the suitcase, was tape recordings the couple had made, apparently of Lesley's murder.
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Her father, George, was also responsible for one of the most sensational unsolved murders in American history: the case of the Black Dahlia.
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GOP at war — with itself ... The "DO NOT CONGRATULATE" leak about Putin was the most sensational and newsworthy over the last 24 hours.
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Last week the Ballet de Lorraine brought one of the most sensational of these, "Sounddance" (1975), to the Joyce Theater in New York.
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That gives the disclosures in Mr. Wolff's latest book a secondhand feeling — and one of his most sensational claims drew a quick, emphatic rebuttal.
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But Mr. Comey's testimony would be the most sensational moment to date in a controversy that has engulfed the Trump administration from its beginning.
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Ms. Park's trip from the presidential Blue House to the jail house is the most sensational political downfall South Koreans have seen in decades.
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The most sensational attempt occurred in 1981, when an inmate was nearly plucked off the rooftop recreational center by confederates in a hijacked helicopter.
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That was the most sensational way to interpret those comments, rather than entertaining the possibility that Trump meant those folks should get out and vote.
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The documents released so far this year have cast fresh light on one of the most sensational and still-debated events in modern American history.
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Meanwhile, a joint investigation between The Boston Globe and WBUR tries to crack open one of the most sensational unsolved art heists of all time.
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Because news outlets around the world already report on Mr Trump's most sensational tweets, many do not feel compelled to join the platform to discover them.
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In one of the most sensational revelations in court Friday, McBride accused the Franklins of killing their son two hours after watching Manchester by the Sea.
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Los Angeles (CNN)Americans revisited one of the most sensational murder trials of modern times when a new twist appeared Friday in the O.J. Simpson case.
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But the nature of an outbreak unfolding live on social media means that all results, especially the most sensational ones, can go viral before they're vetted.
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The sessions, which lasted off and on until September 1960, were "among the most sensational" hearings of that Congress, a syndicated columnist wrote at the time.
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Casting JonBenet / U.S.A., Australia (Director: Kitty Green) — The unsolved death of six-year-old American beauty queen JonBenet Ramsey remains the world's most sensational child murder case.
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Trump stayed at the Ritz-Carlton for only two nights, but his presence there has given rise to the most sensational accusation about his time in Moscow.
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The most sensational testimony came from Alexander Butterfield, assistant to Nixon's chief of staff, who revealed the president had been recording his conversations in the White House.
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A number of academic and governmental studies have found no evidence of voter fraud to back up what would be the most sensational story election in American history.
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And that sentence sets me up quite nicely to describe what has to be the most sensational — and funniest — sex scene on a New York stage these days.
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It is the UK's first show of the famously gruesome Spanish Baroque painter Jusepe de Ribera (1591–1652), presenting eight of his "most sensational and shocking" monumental paintings.
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SEOUL, South Korea — Amid the more than 30,000 defections to South Korea from North Korea, Lee Soo-keun's stands out as one of the most sensational and tragic.
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Cotton has focused on the most sensational crimes, like sexual violence, while ignoring all the built-in safeguards that make people convicted of such crimes ineligible to earn credits.
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That, Dovey Johnson Roundtree knew, could have immense significance for her client, a feebleminded day laborer accused of one of the most sensational murders of the mid-20th century.
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"When we hear the name 'Bobbitt' we think of one of the most sensational incidents to ever be catapulted into a full blown media spectacle," Peele told Variety in April.
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"There's always been asymmetry of passion on social platforms: The most compelling content is the most sensational," Renee DiResta, a computational propaganda researcher with the Mozilla Foundation, told BuzzFeed News.
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MIAMI — Senator Marco Rubio of Florida said he had come to regret what became one of the most sensational moments of his campaign: his schoolyard taunting of Donald J. Trump.
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The South's government promptly announced their defection, which was the most sensational in years, involving a large group of people who, as workers abroad, belonged to the North Korean elite.
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Widely considered one of, if not the best soccer player of all time, Barcelona's Lionel Messi closed out a dominant decade with one of his most sensational years to date.
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But rather than attempt to contain the fallout with sincere contrition, Trump signaled Sunday in the most sensational way imaginable that he will subject Clinton to the most agonizing personal indignities.
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Barring the most sensational disclosures, impeachment in the House will never lead to conviction, unless at least 20 Republicans join Democrats to reach the required two-thirds majority in the Senate.
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But in one of the most sensational nights in British electoral history, a resurgent Labour Party denied her an outright win, throwing the country into political turmoil as no clear winner emerged.
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He had earlier worked with one-time domestic security chief Zhou Yongkang, who was jailed for life in 2015 after a secret trial in China's most sensational graft scandal in 70 years.
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It doesn't mean the actual hearing will be any less interesting, but it does mean that the most sensational aspects of the Democrats' narrative are about to die in blaze of embarrassing glory.
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"O Rangasayee," an extraordinary 20-minute solo made by Mr. Morris for himself and now revived for the dancer Dallas McMurray, is the evening's most sensational success, a dance of obsessively rapturous devotion.
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In a dizzying turn of events, his firm, which normally occupies a back seat at the glamorous event, was suddenly at the center of one of the most sensational stories in Oscars history.
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Though numerous artifacts have been removed from the site since its discovery, the most sensational find was the seemingly anachronistic clockwork mechanism, considered the most technologically advanced device to have survived from classical antiquity.
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One of the most sensational began in December 2013, when the FBI raided a Detroit warehouse owned by a man named Arthur Rathburn; inside, the bureau found more than 13,000 body parts on ice.
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Instead, inside the box, Frederick-Frost discovered nine notebooks full of meticulous notes about some of the most sensational criminal trials of the day, according to a recent article posted on the NIST website.
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Yet, Comey failed to fully brief the president on this piece of political muckraking, focusing exclusively on the most sensational portions of it while not explaining the source of the material to the president.
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When Michelle Obama published her memoir in 15.14.95, the most sensational and surprising part was its intimate, detailed account of her struggle with miscarriage and infertility (Malia and Sasha Obama were eventually born via IVF).
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Next to to the famed Poltimore Tiara (only the most sensational bathtub accessory in world history), it is perhaps one of the few pieces of jewelry that is closely associated with the former Princess Royal.
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In the aftermath of one of the most sensational nights in British electoral history, politicians and commentators called her decision to hold the election a colossal mistake and derided her performance on the campaign trail.
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Local news aired images of families and allies and corporate floats rather than honing in on the most sensational visuals of naked gay boys lacquered in glitter paint, like they had nearly every year prior.
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On another spectacular night for the N.B.A.'s most sensational scorer, Harden not only notched his career high with 61 points, but tied Bryant's record for a visiting player at the current Madison Square Garden.
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He was a top official at the powerful Ministry of Public Security, which Zhou oversaw before he was jailed for life in June after a secret trial in China's most sensational graft scandal in 70 years.
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"The story of the von Bulows will go down in history as one of the most sensational scandals in American high society," Dawn Olmstead, UCP's executive vice president for development, said in announcing the project in March.
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Prosecutors had intentionally left many of these pieces of evidence blank on an itemized list of documents they are presenting in court, signaling they could be the most sensational and attention-grabbing files in the evidence binder.
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It has grown clear in the years since Mr. Steele compiled his dossier that while many Trump aides welcomed contacts with Russians, some of its most sensational claims appeared to be false or were impossible to prove.
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The best example is the blatant theft of intellectual property that makes for the most sensational headlines, such as the charges laid in 2014 against five Chinese military officers for hacking into American nuclear, solar and metals firms.
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Perhaps the most sensational account was detailed in the 2013 book "The Nuns of Sant&aposAmbrogio," based on the archives of the Vatican&aposs 1860s Inquisition trial of abuse, embezzlement, murder and "false holiness" inside a Roman convent.
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QUMRAN, West Bank (Reuters) - In the cliffs high above the Dead Sea archaeologists chip away with pick axes, hoping to repeat one of the most sensational discoveries of the last hundred years - the finding of the Dead Sea Scrolls.
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DENVER (Reuters) - Police investigating the slaying of Colorado child beauty queen JonBenet Ramsey declined on Thursday to address the media hype surrounding the 20th anniversary of one of the most sensational unsolved murders in the annals of American crime.
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The arrest, after years holed up in a few cramped rooms at the embassy, represented one of the most sensational turns in a tumultuous life that has transformed the computer programmer into a fugitive wanted by the United States.
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After several more years of being the namesake of a man who was then famous for starring in the most sensational tabloid stories of the era, Don Jr. graduated from college, moved to Colorado and got a job bartending.
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Ken DerowSwarthmore, Pa. To the Editor: Not surprisingly, coverage of the new Bob Woodward book amplifies its most sensational aspects, in particular the damning judgments by Donald Trump's inner circle that portray the president as erratic, ignorant and delusional.
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The CEO touched on his borderline content policy that quietly demotes posts that come close to breaking its policy against nudity, hate speech etc that otherwise are the most sensational and get the most distribution but don't make people feel good.
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Northwestern South Carolina was already shocked by the kidnapping case that came to light on Thursday when the sheriff on Saturday revealed Kohlhepp's confession to the quadruple homicide, one of the county's oldest unsolved cases as well as one of its most sensational.
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Ultimately, the dossier was used for precisely the purpose described by Steele: It led to the special counsel investigation, which quickly diverted to other criminal allegations unrelated to the dossier's most sensational claims, like hacking or coordination with WikiLeaks and Russian trolling operations.
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From the most sensational headlines about cut-throat rivalries among top leaders to back-page news about internet catfights among intellectuals, the sacking of an editor at some obscure journal or the shuttering of a think-tank, Mao loyalists have been part of the story.
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The show, conceived by Canadian opera director Robert Carsen, was held in the glass-domed Grand Palais - the same quintessentially stylish structure that housed some of Lagerfeld's most sensational shows, which included elements as spectacular as a 265-tonne iceberg and a replicate Eiffel tower.
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" One "man of God," Bishop Donald Trautman, the former bishop of Erie, Pennsylvania, successfully lobbied state Attorney General Josh Shapiro to sign a stipulation expressly acknowledging that some of the report's most sensational charges alleging cover-ups "are not specifically directed at Bishop Trautman.
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Yet of all the headlines generated by the conflict, perhaps the most sensational was the story of a pair of American teenagers from Laredo who were recruited and trained by one of the warring factions, known as the Zetas, to work as paid assassins.
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While Ailes' departure may not come at an ideal time for Fox News, the momentum of record ratings amid the most sensational U.S. presidential election in decades may give the cable network some breathing room to recover, media buyers and Wall Street analysts have told Reuters.
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SEOUL, South Korea — It was the most sensational defection by North Koreans in years: In April 2016, South Korea announced that 12 young waitresses and their male manager, all members of North Korea's elite, deserted their government-run restaurant in China and fled to the South.
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Detroit Population: 673,225 Murders: 295 Murder rate: 43.8 Violent crime rate: 1,759.6 The nation briefly turned its head to Detroit's murder problem during one of 18.63's most sensational cases: a mother who was later convicted of torturing her two children, killing them and storing them in the freezer.
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Yet anyone who thought that being implicated in a crime in one of the most sensational political moments of recent history would soon temper Trump's behavior, stop his White House peddling untruths or reshape the political terrain that sustains his presidency is being disappointed -- at least for now.
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Potential Russian leverage on Trump The most sensational claim in the dossier memos is that Trump was involved with prostitutes while he stayed at The Ritz-Carlton in Moscow during his trip there for the 20163 Miss Universe pageant — and that the Russians had this blackmail, or kompromat, on Trump.
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Denmark: Claus von Bülow, the Danish-born man-about-society who in two trials was convicted and later acquitted of twice trying to murder his heiress wife — placing him at the center of one of the most sensational social dramas of the 1980s — died on Saturday at his home in London.
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Claus von Bülow, the Danish-born man-about-society who in two trials was convicted and later acquitted of twice trying to murder his heiress wife, placing him at the center of one of the most sensational social dramas of the 1980s, died on Saturday at his home in London.
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News recently emerged that the Mississippi woman who said that the 14-year-old Till whistled at her and was verbally and physically aggressive — an account that led to Till's abduction, torture and killing — told a historian in 2007 that she had made up the most sensational part of her account.
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But the release on Thursday of the report by the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, underscored what had grown clearer for months — that while many Trump aides had welcomed contacts with the Russians, some of the most sensational claims in the dossier appeared to be false, and others were impossible to prove.
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"The meme battalions created a mass of pro-Trump iconography as powerful as the Obama 'Hope' poster and far more adaptable; they relentlessly drew attention to the tawdriest and most sensational accusations against Clinton, forcing mainstream media outlets to address topics—like conspiracy theories about Clinton's health—that they would otherwise ignore," Schreckinger wrote.
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According to published reports, the Clinton campaign is expecting it to get even nastier, prepping the Democratic nominee to debate Trump by drilling her on the nastiest and most sensational accusations against her, including the death of former White House aide Vince Foster and, of course, President Bill Clinton's disastrous affair with then-intern Monica Lewinsky.
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After glancing at a host of these stories overrunning my newsfeed, I couldn't help but wonder how the public is served by learning about the legal and criminal issues faced by Dao more than a decade before he became the victim of one of the most sensational abuses of force by officers documented on video this year.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Unlikely Hot Spot for Traffic Accidents: New Panama Canal" (news article, July 31): Your second major article on the performance of the newly expanded Panama Canal rightly avoided the most sensational questions about faulty construction that appeared in the first ("The New Panama Canal: A Risky Bet," front page, June 22).
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In his report on the origins of the F.B.I.'s Russia investigation, and in testimony before Congress on Wednesday, the inspector general of the Department of Justice, Michael Horowitz, demolished President Trump's most sensational allegations about the Russia inquiry: He concluded that the opening of the investigation was lawful and legitimate, that there was no improper "spying" on the Trump campaign and that the F.B.I. wasn't part of some "deep state" conspiracy to overthrow the president.
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