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› As numbers fall, Paris seeks UNESCO help for classic bistros
PARIS (Reuters) - It might seem like there are two on every corner in Paris, but old-style bistros and street cafes are dying out to such an extent that a movement has started to try to protect them. |
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› With riot of color, Virgil Abloh marks new era for Vuitton menswear
PARIS (Reuters) - On an outdoor catwalk decked out in a riotous rainbow of colors, Louis Vuitton's new menswear designer Virgil Abloh unveiled his streetwear-infused take on the brand with his first... |
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› Outrage after escaped lion shot dead in Belgium
BRUSSELS (Reuters) - A lion escaped its enclosure at a Belgian zoo on Thursday and was shot dead by police after attempts to sedate the animal failed, the zoo said, drawing sharp criticism from... |
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› Refugee chefs serve up treats at Brussels food festival
BRUSSELS (Reuters) - In the bustling kitchen of the upscale Le Mess restaurant in Brussels, Majid Akbari crushes simmering tomatoes in steaming pots for a dish of bass fillet with saffron, pistachio... |
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› From London to Tokyo: new cultural center offers taste of Japan in UK
LONDON (Reuters) - From bonsai trees to freshly made sushi, a cultural center in London hopes to offer a taste of all things Japanese. |
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› Music fans mark 70 years since first LP as vinyl enjoys revival
LONDON (Reuters) - In the basement of the British Library, curator Andy Linehan inspects the latest addition to a massive archive of wax cylinders, cassettes, LPs and CDs - a vinyl record that made... |
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› Koko, gorilla who used sign language, dies in California
(Reuters) - Koko, a western lowland gorilla said to have mastered American Sign Language, has died aged 46, the California institute which studied her said on Thursday. |
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› Nigeria could borrow back its plundered Benin Bronzes: governor
BENIN CITY, Nigeria (Reuters) - Nigeria could be open to borrowing its plundered Benin Bronzes back from Western museums rather than demanding a full return, officials said, a compromise that might... |
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› UK's Prince Louis to be christened next month, palace says
LONDON (Reuters) - Prince Louis, the third child of Britain's Prince William and wife Kate, will be christened by the Archbishop of Canterbury next month, Kensington Palace said on Wednesday. |
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› Ole, Ole! Urals brewer pins hopes on Mexicans to drink bars dry
POLEVSKOY, Russia (Reuters) - A tiny Urals brewery has produced special beers for each of the four World Cup matches taking place in Yekaterinburg and is counting on thirsty Mexicans to come to the... |
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