Paris elects first female mayor Hidalgo in landslide
In Paris Anne Hidalgo, a Socialist ally of outgoing mayor Bertrand Delanoe, defeats Nathalie Kosciusko-Morizet to become the city’s first female mayor. The round of municipal elections also boosts the National Front as support grows for far right aims in cities beyond Paris.
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France
National Front
Hidalgo
Francois Hollande
Anne Hidalgo
Nathalie Kosciusko-Morizet
Bertrand Delance
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Test accurately rules out heart attacks
A Swedish study shows a blood test plus ECG accurately rules out heart attacks in ER chest pain cases. Of nearly 9,000 low risk patients, 15 had a heart attack in a month and none died, suggesting 20 to 25 percent of admissions could be avoided.
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Washington
Sweden
Nadia Bandstein
Karolinska University Hospital
Stockholm
Ukraine identity solidifies as Russia aggression unfolds
The article portrays Ukraine's evolving national identity amid the Crimea crisis. It highlights Yevgeny Komarovsky urging Russians to see Ukraine as a distinct nation, the surge of patriotism across language divides, and expert views that unity strengthens despite imperial legacies and regional tensions.
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Crimea
Yevgeny Komarovsky
Komarovsky
Vladimir Putin
Putin
Crimean
Kremlin
France
Europe
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Soviet Union
Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin
Donetsk
Tetyana Ryabchenko
Ryabchenko
Mykhailo Mishchenko
Razumkov Center
Seabed features shape hunt for Malaysia jet remains
Two miles below the surface, the Indian Ocean search area near Broken Ridge shows a mostly flat seabed with a single deep trench and a broad plateau. Experts say debris could lie on the soft ooze near the ridge while the Diamantina trench to the south marks extreme depth.
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Wellington
New Zealand
Indian Ocean
Malaysia Airlines
Poland
New Mexico
William Sager
University of Houston
Texas
Sager
Broken Ridge
Robin Beaman
Australia
James Cook University
Diamantina Trench
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