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Freelance Sports Broadcaster & Producer (Ex CNN, Sky Sports, Al Jazeera & Eurosport). Stand-Up Comedian. Sports Creator Breakdown: bit.ly/48iVV2U
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Massachusetts Democrats want opposition to Trump. The rest of the state? Not so much.

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By John Gee, Richard Parr Verified
| CommonWealth Beacon Verified
THIS WEEK, Sen. Cory Booker held the Senate floor for a record-breaking 25 hours to protest actions taken during the first two months of the Trump administration. The New Jersey Democrat said the harm being caused demanded action that would call out the administration and show a willingness to fight back.
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Cyclists 'felt safe' in Rwanda despite security concerns

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By Habtom Weldeyowhannes, Richard Parr Verified, Ian Williams Verified
| MSN Singapore Verified
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Cyclists 'felt safe' in Rwanda despite security concerns

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By Habtom Weldeyowhannes, Richard Parr Verified, Ian Williams Verified
| Yahoo Sports Verified
Cyclists who took part in the Tour du Rwanda have told the BBC that they "felt safe" despite concerns over security at this year's race. The route for the eight-day event passed close to the border with the Democratic Republic of Congo on two occasions, bringing competitors within 20 kilometres of the cities of Goma and Bukavu, both of which have been captured by the M23 rebel group in the last five weeks. This led Belgian team Soudal Quick-Step to withdraw before the Tour began.
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