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Myanmar's military regime announces it will pardon hundreds of prisoners

State media in Myanmar announces that hundreds of prisoners arrested by the military regime will be pardoned.

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Starbucks to lay off 300 corporate employees, close some support offices

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Pentagon seeks $1.5 trillion budget though it has failed every audit

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