Tassé

Tassé is a commune in the Sarthe department in the region of Pays-de-la-Loire in north-western France.

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    ... said was being held in the South Korean port of Busan, TASS news agency quoted the Russian embassy in Seoul as saying....
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    Dueland, Dr. Rudolf "Tass" Jr.

    Madison 30 Sep 2018
    BLACK EARTH—Dr. Rudolf “Tass” Dueland Jr. passed away peacefully on Thursday, Sept. 20, 2018, at age 85. Tass, a proud Norwegian, was born in Staten Island, N.Y. on Feb. 16, 1933, and lived in many places through his life, most ... ....
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    Presidential peril: What happened when Trump made landfall at the UN

    The Guardian 29 Sep 2018
    American diplomats prepare for Donald Trump’s annual trip to UN general assembly the way emergency services get ready for a hurricane. They imagine the worst and then make a plan to deal with it. Compared to UNGA, the rest of Trump’s existence is carefully controlled – a tight circuit from the White House and the golf course and back again, enlivened by occasional rallies of the faithful ... Read more. Trump was taken aback ... Play Video. 1.57....
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    Qatar World Cup workers still exploited, says Amnesty report

    The Guardian 26 Sep 2018
    Migrant workers building infrastructure for the 2022 World Cup and other big projects in Qatar are still suffering exploitation and severe human rights violations despite promised government reforms, according to a highly critical report by Amnesty International. The report names an engineering company, Mercury MENA, which it says left almost 80 workers from Nepal, India and the Philippines stranded and unpaid for months in Qatar ... .......
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    Vladimir Putin, Hassan Rouhani, and Recep Tayyip Erdogan attend a joint press conference in Tehran, Iran, Sept. 2018

    EU, China and Russia in move to sidestep US sanctions on Iran

    The Guardian 26 Sep 2018
    The European Union, Iran, China and Russia have set out a new plan to sidestep unilateral US sanctions designed to cripple the Iranian economy and force the Iranians to renegotiate the nuclear deal signed in 2015. European diplomats hope the proposed measure – known as a Special Purpose Vehicle – will help persuade an increasingly reluctant Iran to stay inside the deal in the hope of rescuing its economy ... 'There will be hell to pay'....
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    Salisbury poisoning suspect is Russian colonel – reports

    The Guardian 26 Sep 2018
    Investigative journalists have claimed to have identified one of the two suspects in the Salisbury poisoning as a highly decorated officer in Russia’s military intelligence service (GRU) ... More details to follow .......
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    A pleasure to hold hands with octopus | Brief letters

    The Guardian 23 Sep 2018
    Although octopuses are generally not touchy-feely with each other (Octopuses on Ecstasy, 21 September), perhaps they are better at being friendly with other species. I can empathise with that! On holiday in Turkey I came across a smallish octopus, tentacles less than a metre, slithering between rocks. We held each other’s arms and tentacles for several minutes before we parted. It seemed friendly, interested and tactile. I felt honoured....
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    Nikki R. Haley, Permanent Representative of the United States to the UN and Security Council President for the month of September, chairs the Security Council meeting on the protection of civilians in armed conflict, 21 September, 2018.

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    The Guardian 22 Sep 2018
    The official theme of this year’s UN general assembly is “making the United Nations relevant to all people” but everyone attending next week’s sprawling summit in New York knows that one person is more relevant than others. Donald Trump is expected to dominate proceedings ... No one doubts he will use those appearances to show disdain for diplomatic niceties for the benefit of his supporters and bang the drum of “America First” ... Read more....
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    Wada lifts Russia’s three-year doping suspension and faces its biggest crisis

    The Guardian 20 Sep 2018
    The World Anti-Doping Agency is facing the gravest crisis in its 19-year history after it lifted Russia’s suspension, despite pleas from the rest of the anti-doping community that such a decision would be unwise and premature. Wada appears to have complied with Russia – wasn’t it meant to be the other way round? . Marina Hyde. Read more ... .......
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    Russia loses contact with military aircraft over Syria

    The Guardian 18 Sep 2018
    Reports of the downed plane came after missiles were fired from the sea at several locations in the Syrian coastal city of Latakia on Monday ... .......
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    Anti-doping rift deepens as agencies turn on Wada over Russia ‘compromise’

    The Guardian 18 Sep 2018
    The civil war in global anti-doping has intensified further after the World Anti-Doping Agency was accused by 13 major anti-doping agencies – including the UK and US – of “moving the goalposts” and “sending a message to the world that doping is tolerated” over its willingness to strike a deal with Russia. In an extraordinary attack the 13 agencies also said they were “dismayed” by Wada’s behaviour ... Read more ... To me it looks dodgy.” ... .......
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    Novichok Suspects 'Have Anything To With Putin', Says Russia

    Huffington Post 16 Sep 2018
    The two suspects in the poisoning of former spy Sergei Skripal have nothing to do with Russian President Vladimir Putin or the government, a Kremlin spokesman said on Sunday. Alexander Petrov and Ruslan Boshirov have been identified by the UK Government as those behing the attempted assassination of Skripal and his daughter Yulia by spraying Novichok on their front door in Salisbury in March ... Wow ... ....
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    'Sounds ridiculous': Russians question novichok suspects' Salisbury trip

    The Guardian 14 Sep 2018
    Even RT’s editor-in-chief had to suppress a laugh when the two suspects in the Skripal poisoning case said they had travelled thousands of kilometres to visit the “wonderful city” of Salisbury. After all, many Russians have never even heard of the town ... Having lunch in a Moscow park on Friday, she said the men’s itinerary seemed strange for a three-day visit. “It does sound ridiculous ... Russians know Stonehenge ... “Yes, that may be it.” .......
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