(인문학) 2016년도 독서 목록

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금년도에 읽은 단행본

 1. Noam Chomsky, <Because We Say So> 2015년 12월3일부터 2016년 1월5일까지 완독.

 2. Nym Wales, <Song of Ariran> 2016년 4월7일부터 ~~~~~~~

 3. 안외순 옮김, <이이 동호문답>, 책세상, 156쪽. 2016년 8월30일부터 9월10일까지.

 4. 박홍규, <그리스 귀신 죽이기>, 생각의 나무, 277쪽. 9월10일부터 9월16일까지.

 5. 노엄 촘스키, 안드레 블첵, 권기대 역, <촘스키, 은밀한 그러나 잔혹한 - 서양이 저지른 기나긴 테러의 역사>, 베가북스,285쪽. 9월16일부터 10월6일까지.

 6. 노엄 촘스키, 강주헌 역, <촘스키, 누가 무엇으로 세상을 지배하는가>, 시대의창, 256쪽. 10월6일부터 10월12일까지.

 7. 노엄 촘스키, 강주헌 역, <촘스키, 만들어진 세계 우리가 만들어갈 미래>,시대의창, 335쪽. 10월12일부터 11월8일까지.

 8. 임원지, <왕국의 백성>, 가톨릭 출판사, 114쪽, 11월9일부터 11월13일까지

 9. 매튜 폭스, <원복 Original Blessing - 창조영성의 길라잡이>, 분도출판사, 351쪽. 11월9일부터 12월4일까지.

10. 주디 카나토, <자비로움 Field of Compassion How the New Cosmology Is Transforming Spiritual Life>, 성바오로 출판사, 281쪽. 12월4일부터 2017년 1월9일까지.

금년도에 읽은 뉴스기사 및 자료들

 1. BBC: "Another Hong Kong worker at anti-Beijing bookshop 'disappears'

 2. BBC: "China defence: Work starts on second aircraft carrier

 3. BBC: "Why is in-flight turbulence so unpredictable? 미완

 4. BBC: The surprising downsides of being drop-dead gorgeous

 5. BBC: 'Comfort women': Japan and South Korea hail agreement

 6. BBC: Shostakovich's symphony played by a starving orchestra

 7. New York Time: Japan and South Korea Settle Dispute Over Wartime 'Comfort Women' 미완

 8. BBC: Mexico shooting: Mayor Gisela Mota killed in Temixco

 9. BBC: A Point of View: Is there any such thing as a wise person?

10. BBC: North Korea nuclear H-bomb claims met by scepticism

11. Aljazeera: North Korea raises alarm with nuclear test announcement

12. Washington Post: North Korea says it has conducted a successful hydrogen bomb test 미완

13. BBC: Methane leak not a catastrophe,says gas company

14. Physicians for Social Responsibility: Dirty, Dangerous and Expensive: The Truth About Nuclear Power

15. BBC: Largest ever 'age map' traces galactic history 

16. BBC: China hospital demolished 'with people inside'

17. BBC: Tech giants raise concerns over UK draft surveillance bill

18. BBC: Tsai Ing-wen elected Taiwan's first female president

19. BBC: Taiwan's first female leader, shy but steely Tsai Ing-wen

20. BBC: Foreigners shot dead at Burkina Faso luxury hotel

21. BBC: Flint, Michigan water contamination: Obama declares emergency 미완

22. BBC: Celine Dion's brother Daniel dies two days after her husband

23. BBC: Venezuela economy: Nicolas Maduro declares emergency

24. BBC: Fragmented school places system 'harms children'

25. BBC: Therapy animals: 'Something to care for and love'

26. BBC: The Internet - not an equaliser

27. Wikipedia: Education in England

28. BBC: Letter from Africa: Ghana's footballing connection to Guantanamo Bay

29. BBC: Bauxite in Malaysia: The environmental cost of mining

30. BBC: The boy accused of blasphemy who cut off his hand

31. BBC: North Korea is dropping leaflets on the South - what do they say?

32. BBC: Why are Dalit students taking their lives?

33. BBC: Are beards good for your health?

34. online: Dalit: The black untouchables of India

35. Wikipedia: McMahon-Hussein Correspondence 1915

36. Wikipedia: Balfour Declaration 1917

37. BBC: Zika virus triggers pregnancy delay calls

38. BBC: Switzerland 'made secret deal with PLO' after bomb attacks

39. BBC: A Point of View: Does cosmetic surgery really make feel better about their bodies?

40. Wikipedia: Tommy Douglas' Mouseland

41. online: Full text of Tommy Douglas' "Mouseland" Speech

42. Video: The Story of Mouseland: As told by Tommy Douglas in 1944

43. BBC: Poland surveillance law plan angers protesters

44. BBC: Could a Chinese herb stop you drinking too much?

45. BBC: Iran and China agree closer ties after sanctions ease

46. BBC: Fifty dead and thousands stranded as cold snap hits East Asia

47. BBC: US blizzard 2016: Clearing up after huge snowstorm

48. BBC: Brazil prison breakout: Inmates blow up wall to escape

49. BBC: China tourism: Crossing the new glass bridges

50. BBC: Bernie Sanders: 17 things the Democratic socialist believes

51. BBC: The Gambia: Africa's new Islamic republic

52. BBC: Haiti elections postponed a third time

53. BBC: Swimming with elephants and sharks

54. BBC: In pictures: The world's largest salt flat in Bolivia
55. Wikipedia: Nusa Kambangan

56. BBC: Needle-phobic pancreas transplant 'world first' 

57. BBC: Astronomers discover largest solar system

58. BBC: OECD deal on corporate tax avoidance signed by 31 nations

59. BBC: Germany warns Russia over teen 'rape' case

60. BBC: Google achieves Al 'breakthrough' by beating Go champion

61. BBC: Would it be wrong to eradicate mosquitoes?

62. BBC: The key ingredients of South Korea's skincare success

63. BBC: Rare glimpse of erupting Australian sub-Antarctic volcano

64. BBC: Benoit Violier: Tributes pour in for 'world's best chef'

65. BBC: Guatemala military sexual violence trial starts

66. BBC: Physics of brain wrinkles copied in a jar

67. BBC: Could Vietnam become the next Silicon Valley?

68. BBC: Safe harbour: Tech firms shudder as watchdogs meet

69. BBC: Universal Credit leaves working families worse off, IFS says

70. BBC: Q&A: Universal Credit and the benefits overhaul

71. BBC: Why are American so angry?

72. BBC: North Korea 'preparing long-range missile launch'

73. Aljazeera: North Korea missile launcher on the move, Japan reports

74. YouTube Video: The Invisible War

75. Wikipedia: List of countries by number of military and paramilitary personnel

76. BBC: Martin Shkreli: ex-drug CEO, mocks Congress amid inquiry

77. BBC: Martin Shkreli quits Turing Pharmaceuticals after arrest

78. BBC: Who is Martin Shkreli - 'the most hated man in America'?

79. Business Insider: Martin Shkreli's former company had a $23,000 yacht party while claiming it was losing money

80. Wikipedia: Turing Pharmaceuticals

81. BBC: IS conflict: Counting the civilian cost of US-led air strikes

82. BBC: Bed-bug DNA scanned for vulnerabilities

83. BBC: Deadly earthquake topples in Taiwan city of Tainan

84. BBC: iPhones 'disabled' if Apple detects third-party repairs

85. BBC: Russians sneak a peek at BBC's War and Peace

86. BBC: Bhutan's Queen Jetsun Pema gives birth to crown prince

87. BBC: What does it mean to be a progressive in the US?

88. BBC: North Korea fires long-range rocket despite warnings

89. Aljazeera: N Korea launches long-range rocket despite warnings

90. BBC: Lunar New Year in pictures

91. BBC: How the British and Americans started listening in

92. BBC: Letter from Africa: Mugabe the feminist?

93. BBC: The potato farmer who swapped bankruptcy for making millions

94. Aljazeera: The country with the world's worst drink problem

95. BBC: Horses recognise human emotions

96. BBC: Climate change 'to make transatlantic flights longer'

97. BBC: 'First triplets' set to serve in Army after studying at Hampshire College

98. BBC: Why South African mayor offers virgin scholarships

99. BBC: Flashes of light may stop jet lag

100. BBC: Lartigue's life in colour

101. BBC: North Korea to cut hotlines with South amid Kaesung shutdown

102. BBC: UK challenges China over missing Hong Kong bookseller Lee Bo

103. BBC: The kowtow of a Chinese son and the debate about repect

104. BBC: Einstein's gravitational waves 'seen' from black holes

105. BBC: Gravitational waves: Numbers don't do them justice

106. BBC: Hilary Clinton and Bernie Sanders clash over Obama in debate

107. Wikipedia: Modernization Theory

108. Wikipedia: Dependency Theory

109. Wikipedia: Records of the Grand Historian

110. Wikipedia: John A. Hobson

111. Wikipedia: Ancient Futures

112. BBC: Pope Francis urges Mexico to vanquish drugs scourge

113. BBC: John Paul letters reveal 'intense' friendship with woman

114. BBC: The secret letters of Pope John Paul II

115. BBC: Why a blind professor decided to forget his wife's face 

116. BBC: Alzheimer's preventative drug hope

117. New York Times: Stopping North Korea's Nuclear Threat

118. BBC: Bling below the waves: 'A submarine of my own'

119. BBC: North Korea's 'biggest' export - giant statues

120. BBC: Excitement at new cancer treatment

121. BBC: California methane leak 'permanently sealed'

122. BBC: Chinese Communist Party explains wedding and funeral rules

123. BBC: Islamic State militants in Libya 'threatens US interests'

124. BBC: 'Moonies' hold mass wedding in South Korea

125. BBC: Yosemite 'firefall' has hikers transfixed

126. BBC: Italian write Umberto Eco dies at 84

127. BBC: Harper Lee: US author of To Kill a Mockingbird dies aged 89

128. BBC: Albert Woodfox freed after 43 years in US solitary prison

129. BBC: Nicaragua priest who defied Vatican to champion literacy dies aged 82

130. BBC: Uganda challenger Besigye claims poll fraud over Museveni win

131. BBC: A Point of View: What does vanilla yogurt have to do with the secret onf happiness

132. BBC: Is Pope Francis' contraception hint just a puff of smoke?

133. BBC: Meet the 'founding father' of electronica

134. BBC: Annette Kellerman: Hollywood's first nude star

135. BBC: Obituary: Harper Lee

136. BBC: Is India's $3.60 smartphone too good to be true?

137. Business Insider's video: This is why no one can legally own the Moon

138. Wikipedia: Outer Space Treaty

139. Business Insider: 10 things Samsung Galaxy S7 can do that the iPhone can't do

140. Business Insider: Here's what would happen if we colonized Mars

141. BBC: Using talk to tackle Zimbabwe's mental health crisis

142. BBC: Trabzonspor fans show support to Salih Dursun over red card

143. BBC: How much does it cost to win an Oscar?

144. BBC: Yelp v Talia Jane: Entitled Millennial or starving ex-employee? 

145. BBC: Why does China have women-only mosques?

146. BBC: Are billionaires more likely to be graduates?

147. BBC: Hong Kong outrage over Chinese subtitle switch

148. BBC: Is university free speech under threat?

149. BBC: Harvard abolishes 'master' in titles in slavery row

150. BBC: California methane leak 'largest in US history'

151. BBC: Eleven inmates killed in Papua New Guinea prison break

152. BBC: Obesity linked to 'worse memory' 

153. BBC: How easy is it to hack a home network?

154. BBC: How Northern Eastern waters soak up carbon dioxide

155. BBC: Lab-grown sperm makes healthy offspring

156. YouTube video: Kyung Wha Chung plays Sarasate Caprice Basque Op. 24

157. Wikipedia: Kyung-wha Chung

158. Wikipedia: Filibuster

159. Wikipedia: Gerrymandering

160. Wikipedia: Ku Klux Klan

161. BBC: Australia's Cardinal Pell testifies from Rome in abuse inquiry

162. BBC: China internet: Ren Zhiqiang's account blocked after Xi criticism

163. BBC: French cleaners scrub off street art

164. BBC: US election 2016: Bernie Sanders' and Hilary Clinton's policies compared

165. BBC: US condemns Zhang Kai 'confession' on Chinese state TV

166. BBC: California Ku Klux Klan rally ends with stabbings and arrests

167. BBC: Baidu apps found to be 'leaking' personal data

168. BBC: Missing Hong Kong booksellers paraded on Chinese TV

169. Wikipedia: Ren Zhiqiang 

170. Wikipedia: 613 Commandments

171. Huffington Post: 11 Middle-Aged Women Strip Down to Reclaim 'Sexy' on Their Own Terms

172. BBC: Critics fear Beijing's sharp turn to authoritarianism

173. BBC: Scientists find 'cancer's Achilles heel'

174. BBC: Speeding Australian warships upset New Zealand community

175. National Geographic: How the Virgin Mary became the World's Most Powerful Woman

176. Wikipedia: Patriot Act

177. BBC: Japan halts US Okinawa base expansion

178. WHO: Obesity and overweight

179. Jamaica Observer: Third Catholic teacher confesses to sexual abuse in Spain

180. BBC: China magazine Caixin defiant on censorship of article

184. Wikipedia: Caixin

185. BBC: Anti-depressants: WHO concern over use by children

186. BBC: Googles AI beats world Go Champion in first of five matches

187. BBC: Qatar commuters started as escaped tiger appears on Doha motorway

188. BBC: US election 2016: Clinton and Sanders spar in Florida debate

189. BBC: Myanmar begins presidential selection as Aung San Suu Kyi ruled out

190. Wikipedia: Members states of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations

191. BBC: Zika virus: Sexual transmission 'more common than thought'

192. BBC: Australia town shocked as girl, 10, 'takes own life'

193. BBC: US election 2016: Trump and Rubio row over Islam 'hate'

194. Wikipedia: Sundar Pichai (CEO of Google)

195. Wikipedia: Tim Cook, CEO of Apple

196. Wikipedia: AlphaGo

197. BBC: South Sudan: Women raped 'as reward for fightets'

198. BBC: Artificial Intelligence: Go mast Lee Se-dol wins against AlphaGo program

199. Wikipedia: Pygmalion effect or Rosenthal effect

200. Wikipedia: Google

201. BBC: Is fermented food a recipe for good gut health?

202. BBC: 'Good bacteria' key to stopping asthma

203. BBC: What happened when Vietnam's national broadcaster was caught pinching YouTube videos

204. BBC: North Korea submarine 'missing' as US-South Korea drills continue

205. BBC: Japan tsunami remembered firve years on

206. BBC: Venezuela opposition launches protest to oust Maduro

207. BBC: Brazil artist blindfolds Rio statues as protest

208. BBC: Why is math education a huge political issue in America?

209. BBC: Apple customer goes to the top for iPhone battery answer

210. BBC: Mars mission targets Monday launch

211. BBC: Europe's rarest seabird 'faces extinction'

212. BBC: Stephanie Beacham 'reveals rape trauma' during early 1970s

213. BBC: Why Chinese officials are afraid to look smart

214. BBC: Myanmar elects Htin Kyaw as first civilian president in decades 

215. BBC: Cambodia PM Hun Sen denied buying Facebook likes

216. BBC: Chinese columnist Jia Jia 'goes missing' en rout to HK

217. China Digital Times: Loyal Party Members Urge Xi's Resignation

218. China Digital Times: 忠诚党员促习近平辞职的公开信（忠誠黨員促習近平辭職的公開信)

219. BBC: Giant web probes spider's sense of vibration

220. BBC: Paris attacks: Abdeslam's capture 'major blow' to IS in Europe

221. Wikipedia: Xu Zhongxun

222. Wikipedia: Zhang Xueliang

223. Wikipedia: Long March

224. BBC: China columnist Jia Jia detained by Beijing police, his lawyer says

225. BBC: Twitter's role in modern warfare

226. BBC: Why women are worst hit by India's farm crisis

227. BBC: Brazil crisis: There may be biger threats than Rousseff's removal

228. BBC: Indonesia 'will ask Australia to take more refugees' 

229. BBC: FBI warns on risks of car hacking

230. Wikipedia: Haile Sellassie, Emperor of Ethiopia (1892-1975)

231. Wikipedia: History of terrorism

232. BBC: Does Uganda have more mobile phones than light bulbs?

233. BBC: Nigeria indicts firms over arms fraud contracts 

234. BBC: Why can't the date of Easter be fixed?

235. Wikipedia: Gregorian Calendar

236. Wikipedia: Equinox

237. BBC: My mother's favourite flower: A life remembered

238. BBC: Pope delivers Easter message of hope after grim week of terror

239. Vatican: Pope Francis at Chrism Mass: full text of homily

240. Vatican: Easter 'Urbi et orbi' Message of Pope Francis: full text and video

241. Wikipedia: Urbi et orbi

242. BBC: Descendants of the Sun: the Korean military romance sweeping Asia

243. BBC: The tangled tale of New Zealand's flag debate

244. BBC: Can you earthquake-proof a city?

245. BBC: Pope Francis reforms polarise the Vatican

246. BBC: Brazil's Lula jumps to President Rousseff's defence

247. BBC: When is a fine a bribe?

248. BBC: Should diplomats still have immunity?

249. BBC: Fidel Castro scorns Obama's Cuba visit

250. BBC: In pictures: The cyclists of Burundi

251. BBC: In pictures: online community award winning images

252. BBC: Warning over 'nasty' ransomware strain

253. BBC: Arctic winter sees sluggish sea-ice growth

254. BBC: Cracked iPhone: Should you be worried?

255. BBC: Myanmar lifts Rakhine emergency four years after communal violence

256. BBC: Rakhine: Myanmar's restive state

257. Wikipedia: Bay of Pigs Invasion 1961

258. BBC: Public battle over S Korea rape claim

259. BBC: Inside a hijack: The unheard stories of the Pan Am 73 crew

260. BBC: Outrage after S Korean contestant lambasted on Asia's Next Top Model

261. BBC: Venezuela's National Assembly passes amnesty bill

262. BBC: GlaxoSmithKline to 'drop patents in poor countries for better drug access'

263. Wikipedia: St. Faustina Kowalska

264. BBC: Will tomorrow's smart office be a savior or a spy?

265. BBC: Panama Papers: Mossack Fonseca leak reveals elite's tax havens

266. Wikipedia: Panama Papers

267. Wikipedia: Offshore leaks

268. ICIJ: Giant Leak of Offshore Financial Records Exposes Global Array of Crime and Corruption

269. YouTube video: The Panama Papers: Victims of Offshore

270. Wikipedia: Center for Public Integrity

271. ICIJ: About the ICIJ

272. Wikipedia: Xi Jinping

273. Wikipedia: The Song of Ariran

274. The Atlantic: China's Forgotten Liberal Hero

275. Wikipedia: Hu Yaobang

276. BBC: Panama Papers: Iceland PM Sigmundur Gunnlaugsson resigns

277. BBC: Why babies all over the world are now sleeping in boxes?

278. Wikipedia: Bethany  Hamilton

279. BBC: Brazil committee head recommends Rousseff's impeachment

280. BBC: Panama Papers: How China's wealth is sneaked abroad

281. Wikipedia: List of therapies

282. Wikipedia: Occupational Therapy

283. Wikipedia: Philip Ahn

284. BBC: China hotel 'assault video' sparks anger and debate

285. The Wall Street Journal: Do you cry easily? You May Be a 'Highly Sensitive Person'

286. Wikipedia: Entomophagy

287. The Huffington Post: Men Are Just As Sensitive As Women

288. Dailymail: Women more prone to emotional stress than men 'because of sensitivity to hormone'

289. Medical Diary: Study: Women's Brains Are More Sensitive to Negative Emotions; React Differently Than Men's

290. BBC: Why the top 10 tax havens don't include Panama

291. BBC: Mobile drought insurence to protect Africa's farmers

292. BBC: Chinese medicine plant secrets probed

293. Wikipedia: Rainmaking

294. QUARTZ: China creats 55 billion tons of artificial rain a year - and it plan to quintuple that

295. BBC: South Korea elections: Saenuri party looks to strengthen position

296. BBC: China media break silence on journalist Rui Chenggang, sparking intrigue

297. BBC: What is being done to tackle tax-dodging?

298. BBC: India weather: Dangerous temperatures  arrive early

299. Wikipedia: Tropical monsoon climate

300. BBC: Can you beat a lie detector test?

301. BBC: Wealthy students keep getting richer

302. BBC: South Korea elections: President Park's party loses majority

303. BBC: Brazil Supreme Court upholds Rousseff impeachment vote

304. BBC: Bernie Sanders calls for a 'moral economy' at the Vatican

305. BBC: E-skin can 'monitor body's oxygen level'

306. BBC: How to silence an arrogant person: the thine line between self-esteem and self-obsession

307. BBC: Why are India's housewives killing themselves?

308. Wikipedia: Wang Guowei

309. Wikipedia: 王国维

310. BBC: Should you be allowed to use a phone in the cinema?

311. BBC: YouTube live-streams in virtual reality adds 3D

312. BBC: Ecuador earthquake: At least 413 people confirmed dead 

313. BBC: Pulitzer fiction prize winner: 'People fear refugees'

314. BBC: Skin cancer: Pair of drugs 'eliminate 20% of tumors'

315. BBC: India drought: '330 million people affected'

316. BBC: China warns of 'dangerous love' with spies

317. BBC: Canada to push for making sale marijuana legal 

318. BBC: Ecuador quake: Millionaires to be taxed more to pay for relief

319. BBC: Venezuela cuts power for four hours a day to save energy

320. BBC: Rio de Janeiro cycleway collapses, killing two

321. BBC: Snowden files Norway lawsuit over Ossietsky award

322. BBC: The child bride who's glad her husband abandoned her

323. BBC: Pakistan army sacks six senior officers amid corruption claims

323. BBC: US mulls tech to disable rogue drones near airports

324. BBC: Seed clue to how birds survived mass extinction

325. BBC: Solar Impulse lands in California after Pacific crossing

326. BBC: Final piece of type 1 diabetes puzzle solved

327. BBC: Mum 'had to dump 500oz of breast milk' Heathrow Airport 

328. BBC: 'This what it's like to pee after female genital mutilation'

329. BBC: Who are Islamic 'morality police'?

330. BBC: The massive phone scam vexing China and Taiwan

331. BBC: Bangladesh university professor hacked to death in Rajshahi

332. BBC: Egypt unrest: Sisi warns over anti-government protests

333. BBC: Venezuela introduces two-day week to deal with energy crisis

334. BBC: Should we give every homeless person a home?

335. BBC: Burial protest over gender equality at Kumbh Mela festival

336. BBC: Bed bugs repulsed by certain colors

337. BBC: Identity 2016: 'Global citizenship' rising, poll suggests

338. BBC: E-cigarettes should be offered to smokers, say doctors

339. BBC: US election 2016: Bernie Sanders begins campaign lay-offs

340. YouTube 동영상: 王国维（07）人间词话（上） CCTV高清720P 

341. YouTube 동영상: 王国维（08）人间词话（下） CCTV高清720P 

342. The Phnom Penh Post: Another drought year in store for Cambodia

343. The Phnom Penh Post: Rubber prices bounce back

344. The Phnom Penh Post: Should education be both theoretical and practical?

345. The Phnom Penh Post: Tall order: With Asian Gold in rearview, Brazil beckons

346. The Phnom Penh Post: Stung Treng vendors want market to be restored as it was

347. The Phnom Penh Post: National Police deputy  chief becomes trafficking point man

348. The Phnom Penh Post: Government seeks to incentivise green practices

349. The Phnom Penh Post: Transport companies agree to drop fees

350. BBC: Us anti-Vietnam war priest Daniel Berrigan dies aged 94

351. BBC: Cambodia restarts passenger trains after 14 years 

352. BBC: Identity 2016: What's it like to date someone who's asexual?

353. BBC: What is the most expensive object on earth?

354. BBC: US Supreme Court approves expanded hacking powers

355. Wikipedia: Genetically modified organism.

356. BBC: How the Hillsborough disaster unfolded

357. Radio Vatican: Pope Francis' Apostolic Exhortation on the Joy of Love

358. The Phnom Penh Post: Millions of SIM cards still missing ID

359. The Phnom Penh Post: Sugar cane harvesters find their sweet spot

360. BBC: Repair businesses provide antidote to throwaway culture

361. BBC: Why Kerala is the best place in India to die

362. BBC: Indonesia police confiscate sex toy mistaken for 'angel'

363. BBC: Is China's media tycoon Jack Ma the new Rupert Murdoch?

364. BBC: IBM allow free access to quantum processor online

365. BBC: Air pollution: Benefits of cycling and walking outweigh harms - study

366. BBC: Cambridge and Oxford universities slip in world rankings

367. BBC: Rolling Stones tell Trump to stop using their music

368. BBC: Bitcoin 'creator' backs out of Satoshi coin move 'proof'

369. BBC: Pakistan elders 'ordered girl's killing' in Abbottabad

370. The Phnom Penh Post: All aboard: A history of Cambodia's railways 

371. The Phnom Penh Post: Analysis: Is ACU's political face bad for business?

372. The Phnom Penh Post: Fires burn large part of Battambang forest

373. The Phnom Penh Post: Government drought relief efforts can't reach 500,000 people

374. The Phnom Penh Post: Mangoes bound for European market

375. The Phnom Penh Post: Cambodia waiting for WHO dengue vaccine approval

376. BBC: North Korea sanctions should be eased, say Nobel laureates

377. BBC: Cards against corruption: A game about the Philippines

378. BBC: Panama Papers: Source breaks silence on Mossack Fonseca leaks

379. BBC: Poland: Fresh anti-government protest in Warsaw

380. BBC: Canada Wildfire: Odd items people took during their evacuation

381. BBC: Trump v Clinton on foreign policy

382. BBC: Global sleeping patterns revealed by app data

383. BBC: Flight delayed after passenger become suspicious of equation

384. BBC: Illegal wildlife trade campaign enlists tourists

385. Wikipedia: Chinese cuisine

386. Wikipedia: Baijiu

387. BBC: Russian WW2 Victory Day parade showcases new weapons

388. BBC: Japan vagina artist cleared over kayak model but fined for data distribution

389. BBC: Philippines election: Outspoken mayor Duterte 'ahead'

390. BBC: US election: Trump apparent reverse on taxes for rich

391. BBC: Facebook wins China trademark case

392. BBC: Mercury's journey across Sun under way

393. BBC: Kew report makes new tally for number of world's plants

394. Investopedia: Quants: Rocket Scientists Of Wall Street

395. BBC: Death of 'social media star' whale shark sparks Chinese anger

396. BBC: Filipino netizens react to Duterte alcohol ban proposal

397. BBC: Bernie Sanders beats Clinton in West Virginia primary

398. The Phnom Penh Post: Vietnam flights to broaden coastal tourism

399. The Phnom Penh Post: Illegal rice imports still  pouring across border

400. The Phnom Penh Post: Canberra embassy probed for 'duty-free abuse': report

401. New York Times: How 'Crazy' Are the North Koreans?

402. New York Times: 13 Questions To Ask Before Getting Married

403. Wikipedia: Foot Binding

404. Wikipedia: Empress Dowager Cixi

405. BBC: Argentina ex-President Fernandez de Kirchner charged with fraud

406. BBC: Is technology becoming less disruptive?

407. BBC: The slow and deadly dzud in Mongolia

408. BBC: Lightning strikes kill 50 in Bangladesh

409. BBC: Venezuela crisis: Maduro threatens seizure of closed factories

410. The Phnom Penh Post: Kratie man arrested for beating wife to death 

411. The Phnom Penh Post: Exhibit explores injustice in Kingdom

412. The Phnom Penh Post: Ministry to discuss Sihanoukville beach development

413. BBC: China's Cultural Revolution: 50th anniversary unmarked by state media

414. Wikipedia: List of intelligence agencies

415. BBC: GCHQ intelligence agency joins Twitter

416. BBC: April breaks global temperature record

417. BBC: The Vegetarian: How to learn Korean and win awards

418. BBC: Han Kang's The Vegetarian wins Man Booker International Prize

419. BBC: Chinese women react to sexual harassment of men

420. BBC: Cultural Revolution: China's media breaks silence over anniversary

421. BBC: India to 'divert rivers' to tackle drought

422. BBC: Why Tamil Nadu may soon ban alcohol

423. BBC: Robin Wright: A movie star and a maths expert fight for equal pay

424. BBC: India records its hottest day ever

425. BBC: Taiwan's Tsai Ing-wen sworn in as first female president

426. BBC: Migrant crisis: Child trafficking on rise in EU

427. Wikipedia: 미세먼지

428. BBC: Chinese couple spend wedding night writing out Communist doctrine

429. BBC: Uber joins for driverless cars

430. Wikipedia: Vesak

431. The Phnom Penh Post: Nuclear plans among topics at Russian meet

432. The Phnom Penh Post: Metfone stake up for grabs: sources

433. The Phnom Penh Post: Nutrition shortfalls harming Kingdom's economy, report finds

434. BBC: China denies selling human flesh as tinned corned beef in Zambia in Africa

435. BBC: Solar Impulse aeroplane reaches Ohio

436. BBC: MH17 crash: Victims' families sue Putin and Russia

437. BBC: Cyclone Roanu: Half a million flee in Bangladesh

438. BBC: Global antibiotics 'revolution' needed

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442. BBC: Barack Obama to lift US arms embargo on Vietnam

443. BBC: China 'flooding' social media with fake posts

444. BBC: India launches mini space shuttle

445. Tuoi Tre: US lifts arms embargo on Vietnam as regional tensions simmer

446. Wikipedia: Battle of Baekgang

447. Tuoi Tre: Vietnamese carrier signs deal to purchase 100 Boeing planes during Obama trip

448. BBC: Why Vietnam wants US weapons

449. BBC: Angelina Jolie to teach masters course at London School of Economics

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451. BBC: Japan ATM scam using fraudulent cards nets $12.7m

452. BBC: French labour dispute: Strike hits all eight oil refineries

453. BBC: Six things about the $6 Bourdain-Obama meal

454. BBC: Viewpoint: Are e-cigarettes really a menace?

455. BBC: Mount Everest: Altitude sickness claims third death in three days

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457. The Phnom Penh Post: Starbucks enters mix at Aeon Mall

458. The Phnom Penh Post: Sparring as PM announces date for national elections

459. The Phnom Penh Post: Direct flights to Japan to start on September 1

460. BBC: France labour dispute: Hollande 'won't back down' over protests

461. BBC: Teen can cer death rate causes alarm

462. Aljazeera: Strikes continue against French labour law changes

463. Aljazeera: Obama in Vietnam backs peaceful South China Sea

464. YouTube video: Chinese Washing Detergent Advert Is Super Racist?

465. BBC: What's behind China's 'racist' whitewashing advert?

466. BBC: Exxon: An inconvenient truth

467. BBC: 'Mass rape' video on social media shocks Brazil

468. the Conversation: Rape, murder, forced marriage: what girls in conflict zones get instead of education

469. BBC: DNA 'tape recorder' to trace cell history

470. BBC: US election: Johnson to run as Libertarian candidate

471. BBC: Chinese city bans students from tearing up textbooks, state media says

472. the Guardian: World's scariest school run? Chinese children tackle 800-meter cliff

473. new Scientist: Mongol hordes gave up conquering Europe due to wet weather

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476. Radio Free Asia: Lawyers Hit Out At Chinese Police Amid Rumors of Detainee Abuse

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478. Wikipedia: Radio Free Asia

479. BBC: India students electrocuted as live wire falls on bus

480. BBC: Tutankhamun's knife was 'made from meteorite iron'

481. BBC: How I convinced the world you can be raped by your date

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484. Huffington Post: Artist Films Herself Having Sex With A Stranger In 'Unsimulated' Commentary on Rape

485. BBC: Boxing legend Muhammad Ali dies at 74

486. BBC: University wipes out gender pay gap with salary hike

487. BBC: Bishops face sack for mishandling abuse under papal plans

488. BBC: India squatters: At least 24 killed in Mathura eviction drive

489. BBC: Why the future office will be as much  about fun as work

490. BBC: The Chinese lawyer who  had his clothes ripped off in court

491. BBC: Gaokao season: China embarks on dreaded national exams

492. scoopwhoop: 15 Countries Around The World That Have Legalized Prostitution

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494. BBC: Should America continue to be a world leader?

495. BBC: Pressure builds on Bernie Sanders to drop out of race

496. BBC: Human 'drone taxi' to be tested in Nevada

497. BBC: A peek behind the curtain at GCHQ

498. BBC: Pakistan: Mother 'burnt her daughter to death' over marriage

499. BBC: French strikes spread to bin collections ahead of Euro 2016

500. BBC: Europe floods: Storms and heavy rain batter continent

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504. BBC: Light pollution 'affects 80% of global population'

505. BBC: New treatment can 'halt' multiple sclerosis, says study

506. BBC: El Nino likely to boost CO2 in 2016

507. BBC: Spread of human diseases from animals mapped

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511. BBC: The first South Africans fight for their rights

512. BBC: Jo Cox MP dead after shooting attack

513. BBC: Colombia bill aims to tackle politicians' absenteeism

514. BBC: Obesity boom 'fuelling rise in malnutrition'

515. BBC: Cancer risk from coffee downgraded

516. The Phom Penh Post: Flooding warning issued as heavy rains due in Phnom Penh, 12 provinces

517. The Phom Penh Post: Free gov't-distributed HIV medicine found for sale at phamacies

518. BBC: Philadelphia to bring in 'soda tax' to fight obesity

519. BBC: Why North Korea is a safe haven for birds

520. BBC: South Korea holds rare court case over waitress defectors

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523. BBC: Wukan, China: Villagers rally behind chief after 'confession'

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527. BBC: Gun control protest sparks chaotic scenes in US Congress

528. BBC: IMF warns US over high poverty 

529. NCSL: STATE MINIMUM WAGES/2016 MINIMUM WAGE BY STATE

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532. The Phnom Penh Post: As surrogacy industry expands, legal and ethical issues mulled

533. BBC: Snap, swipe, like: The mobile future of fashion retail

534. BBC: EU referendum: BBC forecasts UK vote to leave

535. BBC: Swedish footballer sent off for farting on the pitch

536. BBC: Ginger and acupressure 'options for morning sickness'

537. BBC: Brexit: Asian shares fall sharply as UK votes to leave

538. Dr Mercola's website: Baking soda uses: To Remove Splinters and to Address Many Other Health Needs

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540. BBC: Wukan's 'rebel' villagers take to streets in ongoing protest

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544. Wikipedia: Member state of the EU

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547. BBC: CIA taps huge potential of digital technology

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549. The Phnom Penh Post: Cambodia PM Threatens Opposition Leader Kem Sokha with Arrest at Any Time

550. BBC: Apple patents concert camera blocker

551. BBC: Alvin Toffler: What he got right and wrong

552. BBC: 'Healing' detected in Antarctic ozone hole

553. BBC: Prosopagnosia: How face blindness means I cant recognize my mum

554. BBC: Amazon fires: Human makes rainforest more flammable

555. BBC: The massive scale of Australia's election

556. BBC: Thousands at 'March for Europe' Brexit protest

557. BBC: French poet Yves Bonnefoy dies 

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559. Wikipedia: Futurist Alvin Toffler

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565. Realclearpolitics: Noam Chosmsky: Every Word In the Phrase "Fee Trade Agreement" Is False 

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567. BBC: China flooding: Wuhan on red alert for further rain

568. BBC: Ling Jihua: China jails top Hu Jintao aid for corruption

569. BBC: Dolly: The word's most famous sheep

570. BBC: Fertility treatment 'works for most'

571. BBC: Juno probe enters into orbit around Jupiter

572. BBC: 'Celebgate' nudes hacker pleads guilty

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574. BBC: How do EU people in the UK feel about Brexit?

575. BBC: Chilcot report: Tony Blair's Iraq War case not justified

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584. BBC: South China Sea: Philippines and China await court ruling

585. BBC: PM-in-waiting Theresa May promises 'a better Britain'

586. BBC: South China Sea: China defiant as tribunal backs Philippines

587. 人民日报：习进平：南海诸岛自古以来就是中国领土

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595. BBC: What is ARM and why is it worth ￡24bn?

596. BBC: Rolls-Royce appoints new chief excutive

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600. BBC: Kashmir protests over Burhan Wani leave 36 dead

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607. BBC: Turkey coup attempt: 'Arrest warrants issued' for journalists

608. BBC: David Duke, former Ku Klux Klan leader, to run for Congress

609. BBC: Why don't people talk more about stillbirths?

610. BBC: Is the Trump family America's next political dynasty?

611. gizmodo: Why Sleeping Alongside a Chicken is Good for You

612. BBC: Bikini-clad Swedish policewoman 'stops thief'

613. BBC: Panama launches investigation into 1989 US invasion

614. BBC: Drought 'shuts down Amazon carbon sink'

615. BBC: Hour's activity 'offsets sedentary day'

616. BBC: South China Sea: Vietnam airport screens hacked

617. BBC: Viewpoint: What if women ruled the world?

618. BBC: Are female leaders disadvantaged by media bias?

619. BBC: Pope Francis sets up commission to study question of women deacons

620. BBC: Can machines keep us safe from cyber-attack?

621. BBC: Seven times ordinary people shook up political debate

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624. BBC: Rio 2016 Olympics: an opening ceremony of warmth, passion and hope

625. BBC: Why the Indian barbershop is a unique institution

626. Tuoitrenews: Modest shooter Hoang Xuan Vinh makes history for Vietnam at Rio Olympics

627. Tuoitrenews: Ho Chi Minh city opens coworking space for startups

628. BBC: In pictures: Fighting the flab

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633. BBC: Japan's Emperor Akihito hints at wish to abdicate

634. BBC: Following Columbus: the team trying to rewrite the explorer's route

635. BBC: Behind the hype of the 'Brazilian butt lift' and its founder

636. BBC: Delta cancels 300 more flights after power cut

637. BBC: North and South Korean gymnasts pose for Olympic selfie

638. BBC: Why it pays to be grumpy and bad-tempered

639. BBC: Feeling grumpy is 'good for you'

640. Counterpunch: US Violations of International Law

641. Wikipedia: CounterPunch

642. Human Rights Watch: United States: Events of 2015

643. YouTube: Human Rights Watch: World Report 2016 - Istanbul Press Conference

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646. Spottedfashion: Current Season Styles(Price of Chanel handbags)

647. BBC: Why Apple should repay Ireland 13bd euros, European Commission ruled

648. BBC: Do women want different business advice from men?

649. BBC: Th woman who discovered India's first HIV cases

650. BBC India's Ganges floods 'break previous records'

651. BBC: Tips for Indian politicians who tell women what to wear

652. The Phnom Penh Post: 'Exercises' bring military helicopters and vessels to CNRP's doorstep

653. BBC: Brazil impeachment: Key questions

654. BBC: Geologists search for Anthropocene 'golden spike'

655. ft: Cambodia strongman's family business links under scrutiny

656. Global Witness: Cambodian ruling family's secret stranglehold on economy poses major risk to foreign investors and wreaks havoc on population

657. Global Witness: Hostile Takeover

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660. BBC: Obama calls off meeting with Philippine leader amid 'whore' jibe

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667. BBC: Robot operates inside eye in world first

668. BBC: How Zara's founder became the richest man in the world - for two days

669. BBC: North Korea's 'biggest' nuclear test sparks sanctions push

670. Aljazeera: North Korea hails 'successful' nuclear test

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673. BBC: E-cigarettes 'help more smokers quit'

674. BBC: Natalia's struggle to be heard in Russian election

675. BBC: Four Loko: 'Lose virginity' drink in China sparks debate

676. BBC: How Hanjin's collapse left a British artist stranded at sea

677. BBC: 'Fastest ever' leap in US household incomes

678. BBC: Making babies without eggs may be possible, say scientists

679. BBC: Government data security slammed in new report

680. BBC: MPs call for medical cannabis to be made legal

681. BBC: Yahoo 'state' hackers stole data from 500 million users

682. BBC: Ghana's problem with 'racist' Gandhi

683. BBC: Could turmeric really boost your health?

684. The Telegraph: Does 'plodding' UN chief Ban Ki-moon have his eye on becoming South Korea's new president?

685. The Economist: Master, mistress or mouse?

686. BBC: Zuckerberg and Chan aim to tackle all disease by 2100

687. BBC: DNA hints at earlier human exodus from Africa

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752. BBC: Portugal's Antonio Guterres elected UN secretary-general

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755. BBC: Israeli settlements: UN Security Council calls for an end

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