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• Adidas' three stripes not recognizable enough for trademark rules EU court 19/06/2019
  The General Court of the European Union ruled on Wednesday that Adidas’ three-stripe branding was invalid as a trademark as it lacked a distinctive character. Read Full Article at RT.com
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• 11th arrest made as authorities close in on David Ortiz shooting culprits 19/06/2019
  Police in the Dominican Republic have made an eleventh arrest in relation to an alleged murder-for-hire plot stemming from the recent non-fatal shooting of MLB legend David Ortiz. Read Full Article at RT.com
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• Pentagon’s plan to counter China with robotic ships may be impractical or even bluff 19/06/2019
  The US Navy is eyeing a large-scale introduction of robotic surface ships of various sizes as a counter to China’s boosted capabilities. The vision, however, relies on not-yet-proven technologies and may even be a bluff. Read Full Article at RT.com
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• ‘A lot of noise for nothing,’ Michel Platini’s lawyer says as ex-UEFA boss released from custody 19/06/2019
  Former UEFA boss Michel Platini has been released from French custody on Wednesday after being questioned by police on alleged corruption during the awarding of the 2022 World Cup to Qatar. Read Full Article at RT.com
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• Women finally beat men in medical exams after Japanese University stops rigging test 19/06/2019
  Women are outperforming men at a Japanese University for the first time in seven years, after the medical school admitted to previously rigging entrance exams to limit female entrants. Read Full Article at RT.com
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• Judge spares cocaine user jail, says ‘he should suffer no more for dabbling than Michael Gove’ 19/06/2019
  A judge has let a cocaine user walk free after pointing out that Tory leadership contender and former Justice Secretary Michael Gove got away with the same crime. Read Full Article at RT.com
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• Rising vaccination mistrust worldwide is undermining fight against deadly diseases – research 19/06/2019
  Vaccination mistrust is highest in developed nations, with France the most skeptical, says new research. Public mistrust in vaccines is having a negative effect on the fight against deadly, preventable diseases, experts warn. Read Full Article at RT.com
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• ‘New way of looking at deep ocean’: Boaty McBoatface data may force rewrite of climate models 19/06/2019
  The ‘Boaty McBoatface’ team has published the first results from the craft’s maiden voyage, detailing a new warming mechanism in the Southern Ocean which may force a rewrite of current climate models. Read Full Article at RT.com
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• Kiev never wanted real trial, just to use me for blackmail – detained Russian journalist Vyshinsky 19/06/2019
  Russian journalist Kirill Vyshinsky, arrested in Ukraine over treason changes, says the authorities had never aimed for an actual trial and simply put him behind bars in order to use him as a bargaining chip. Read Full Article at RT.com
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• Pot calling the kettle black? Trump accuses European Central Bank of manipulating the euro 19/06/2019
  US President Donald Trump on Tuesday took a shot at ECB head Mario Draghi, who said Europe may be in line for more stimulus money – a move which would weaken the euro against the dollar. Read Full Article at RT.com
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