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Hillary Clinton now holds an 11-point national lead over Donald Trump, according to the latest NBC News-Wall Street Journal Poll.The poll was conducted after the second presidential debate one week ago.In a four-way race, Clinton came in
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Yomiuri Shimbun file photoChickens culled because of avian flu concerns were buried in municipal land such as this plot in Hyuga, Miyazaki Prefecture, seen on May 25.The Yomiuri Shimbun20:00 JST,ensp;July 18, 2023Of the 26 prefectures where avian flu had broken out, 12 had to change their plans to bury culled birds, according to a Yomiuri Shimbun survey conducted from May through June.One prefectural government cit
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