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    More than 100 aftershocks hit Japan after powerful quake that killed 13

    People are being urged to stay alert, with earthquake aftershocks potentially reaching magnitude 7, officials say

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    ‘This is our land’: Why one woman fights to expel South Africa’s migrants

    Poverty, hopelessness, and political manipulation are pushing many South Africans into a violent movement against migrants.

    Christian Science Monitor Mixed / center
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    Why Scientists Couldn’t Find this Tadpole for 125 Years - PBS

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    Thousands in Spain return home but new heatwave raises wildfire fears

    Spain and France are both braced for the start of the fourth heatwave so far this summer and some fires have continued to burn.

    BBC World Mixed / center
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    Japan in a ‘race against time’ to rescue people trapped beneath rubble after quake

    At least 13 people have been killed after the earthquake struck the island of Kyushu on Tuesday.

    BBC World Mixed / center

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