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US Republicans accuse Canada of wildfire inaction

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By Zahra Fatima Verified
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Zahra Fatima Four Republican members of Congress have accused Canada of failing to do enough to prevent wildfire smoke drifting into the US. In a joint letter addressed to the Canadian prime minister, the Michigan lawmakers claimed "continued inaction" from Canada was "unacceptable." Canadian leader Mark Carney did not respond directly to the claims, but said that both countries had a responsibility to fight climate change.
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Sir David Beckham consoled by Victoria after heartbreaking World Cup defeat

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By Zahra Fatima Verified
| Yahoo News Malaysia Verified
As the final whistle blew in Atlanta, Sir David Beckham cut a dejected figure in the stands - comforted by his wife Victoria while appearing to shed a tear as England slid to a 2-1 loss to Argentina. His nation's one-time captain remains one of the best known figures in world football, and has been ever-present throughout England's run to the semi-finals.
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David Beckham consoled by Victoria after heartbreaking World Cup defeat

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By Zahra Fatima Verified
| MSN Verified
Zahra Fatima As the final whistle blew in Atlanta, David Beckham cut a dejected figure in the stands - comforted by his wife Victoria while appearing to shed a tear as England slid to a 2-1 loss to Argentina. His nation's one-time captain remains one of the best known figures in world football, and has been ever-present throughout England's run to the semi-finals.
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