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1. Democratic Party sources said the party and Clinton's presidential campaign were deeply concerned about possible publication by WikiLeaks or other hackers of a new torrent of potentially embarrassing party information ahead of the Nov.

Các nguồn tin của Đảng Dân chủ cho biết đảng và chiến dịch tranh cử tổng thống của Clinton vô cùng lo ngại về khả năng bị WikiLeaks hoặc các tin tặc khác công bố một loạt thông tin mới về đảng có khả năng gây bối rối trước tháng 11.

2. The Southeast Asian city-state registered the quarter's steepest rise in sentiment at 29 points, resulting in a neutral subindex at 50 after two deeply pessimistic quarters.

3. "The entire Bush family is deeply grateful for 41's life and love, for the compassion of those who have cared and prayed for Dad, and for the condolences of our friends and fellow citizens.

4. Despite being deeply loved by the Mansson family and enjoying living conditions everyone arguably aspires to, Alma also realized she looked different from those around her with her darker skin and black hair.

5. Tai felt deeply about the fact his clip helped bring together the family before Vietnamese Family Day, June 28, as he narrated the sequence of events to VnExpress.

6. She also said that the relationship between the two countries has become strong because "it is deeply rooted, not just a treaty or some sort of agreement that the two have signed together.

7. "For ordinary voters I thought it would be relevant to hear what the president of the United States, who loves the British people and cares deeply about this relationship, has to say about it.

8. "Martin Senn's family has informed us that Martin committed suicide last Friday," the company said in a statement on Monday, adding it was "stunned and deeply shaken".

9. Vietnam on Thursday said it is deeply concerned about China's announcement of a military drill around the mouth of the Gulf of Tonkin in the East Sea, the Vietnamese reference for the South China Sea.

10. " Child rights activists have pushed for decades to increase the age of consent, but stubborn social norms in the deeply religious country where abortion and divorce are illegal had frustrated their efforts.