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2015

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You showed us Lowcountry horses, now let’s see ???

The Post and Courier 

There are a lot of horses in the Lowcountry and even more horse lovers. We asked for photos of Lowcountry horses and had a number of fine submissions. It was not easy, but Margo Mizell’s tightly cropped close-up of a horse in Moncks Corner was the one we picked as the best.

Libya factions restart peace talks, deadline draws near

Reuters 

SKHIRAT, Morocco, Sept 10 (Reuters) - Libya's warring factions began a round of U.N.-backed negotiations on Thursday in an attempt to end their conflict, with the U.N. envoy telling factions they must reach a final deal by Sept. 20.

UN Security Council OKs Syria chemical probe

ABCNews4 

The U.N. Security Council on Thursday authorized a groundbreaking international investigative body that will be allowed to establish who is responsible for chemical attacks in Syria for the first time.

Polish duo banned after anti-corruption investigation

Reuters 

LONDON (Reuters) - Polish players Piotr Gadomski and Arkadiusz Kocyla have been banned for seven and five years respectively after being found guilty of betting-related offences under the Tennis Anti-Corruption Programme.

Apple, biotech lift stocks higher

Reuters 

Stocks managed to post gains on Thursday, despite nervousness ahead of the much-anticipated Federal Reserve meeting next week. Bobbi Rebell reports.

Apple, biotech lift stocks higher

Reuters 

Stocks managed to post gains on Thursday, despite nervousness ahead of the much-anticipated Federal Reserve meeting next week. Bobbi Rebell reports.



Apple, biotech lift stocks higher

Reuters 

Stocks managed to post gains on Thursday, despite nervousness ahead of the much-anticipated Federal Reserve meeting next week. Bobbi Rebell reports.

Apple, biotech lift stocks higher

Reuters 

Stocks managed to post gains on Thursday, despite nervousness ahead of the much-anticipated Federal Reserve meeting next week. Bobbi Rebell reports.

Insurgent attack on Syrian airbase kills 56 soldiers

Reuters 

Al Nusra Front fighters seize Abu al-Duhur military base in Idlib province, in a major victory for the insurgents, reported the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights. Deborah Gembara reports.

Insurgent attack on Syrian airbase kills 56 soldiers

Reuters 

Al Nusra Front fighters seize Abu al-Duhur military base in Idlib province, in a major victory for the insurgents, reported the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights. Deborah Gembara reports.

Insurgent attack on Syrian airbase kills 56 soldiers

Reuters 

Al Nusra Front fighters seize Abu al-Duhur military base in Idlib province, in a major victory for the insurgents, reported the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights. Deborah Gembara reports.

Insurgent attack on Syrian airbase kills 56 soldiers

Reuters 

Al Nusra Front fighters seize Abu al-Duhur military base in Idlib province, in a major victory for the insurgents, reported the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights. Deborah Gembara reports.

Social media gets fashion front row

Reuters 

Fashion designers are kicking up their social media efforts to maximize exposure and engage new consumers at this fall's New York Fashion Week. Bobbi Rebell reports.

Social media gets fashion front row

Reuters 

Fashion designers are kicking up their social media efforts to maximize exposure and engage new consumers at this fall's New York Fashion Week. Bobbi Rebell reports.

Social media gets fashion front row

Reuters 

Fashion designers are kicking up their social media efforts to maximize exposure and engage new consumers at this fall's New York Fashion Week. Bobbi Rebell reports.

Scientists shift medicinal properties from one plant to another

Reuters 

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A number of important drugs come from plants, but some medicinal plants are endangered or tricky to grow. For some scientists, finding ways to ensure ready access to these drugs has become a priority.

Scientists shift medicinal properties from one plant to another

Reuters 

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A number of important drugs come from plants, but some medicinal plants are endangered or tricky to grow. For some scientists, finding ways to ensure ready access to these drugs has become a priority.


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