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Treasury says country has long played ‘prominent role’ in allowing Palestinian militant group to access funds
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Colorado-based group’s purchase is its latest in Europe
Company says Trian is working with ousted executive who has ‘personal agenda’ against CEO Bob Iger
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William Oldroyd’s subtle 1960s-set movie has tricks up its sleeve
Waad Al-Kateab’s film is a snapshot of the team that competed in Tokyo in 2021
The Finnish director’s latest is both very funny and epically unfussy
Murphy’s comic timing is still casually brilliant in a movie that swings between manic and sedative
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Supreme Court ruling places gay and transgender rights campaigns on legal par with al-Qaeda and Isis
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