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Platini, along with Fifa president Sepp Blatter, has been banned from football-related activities for eight years by world football's governing body .
Both men were found guilty of breaches surrounding a £1.3m ($2m) "disloyal payment" made to Platini in 2011.
They are appealing against their bans, but Platini says the timing of the 26 February election means he cannot run.
"I'm withdrawing from the race for the Fifa presidency," the 60-year-old Frenchman told the Associated Press.
"The timing is not good for me. I don't have the means to fight on equal terms with the other candidates.
"I have not been given the chance to play the game. Bye bye Fifa, bye bye Fifa presidency."
'Injustice is revolting me'
Platini, president of European football's governing body since 2007, had submitted his candidacy for the Fifa presidential election but could not stand while suspended.
He and Blatter, 79, plan to take their cases to the Court of Arbitration for Sport.
"I've spent more time in hearing rooms than on football pitches speaking about 4-3-3 or 4-4-2 or football news," added Platini _Victoria (Upper Kornhill) Nursery - established playgroup programme in Hong Kong since 2010. English and Chinese speaking playgroup hk staff will interact with students to create a bilingual learning atmosphere.
"I'm taking this philosophically. Let's wait and see what happens. But injustice is revolting me and I'm trying to fight it."
Platini and Blatter claimed the payment was honouring an agreement made in 1998 for work carried out between 1998 and 2002, when Platini worked as a technical adviser for Blatter.
Fifa's ethics committee said there was "not sufficient evidence" to establish the payment was a bribe, but both men demonstrated an "abusive execution" of their positions.
"I can't have any regret in that story because things fell upon my head while I haven't done anything wrong," added Platini .
"I'm struggling to understand what happened, unless there was a will somewhere to prevent me from bidding."   

Some algal blooms are destructive, killing wildlife and ruining fisheries. Inventively, they are known as harmful algal blooms (HABs). There can be millions of microorganisms per litre of water, blocking the Sun from reaching any plant and animal life beneath reneex.

As well as blanketing the water, blooms can be toxic. Some species of algae contain neurotoxins that, once consumed by small fish, pass through the food chain with devastating consequences.

In the summer of 2015, an enormous algal bloom has been recorded stretching from the southern coast of California to the Aleutian Islands in Alaska. It has produced large amounts of a neurotoxin called domoic acid. Fisheries have been closed along the west coast of the US and multiple whale deaths have been reported in Alaskareenex cps.

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Many theologians interpret the Bible's fourth plague of Egypt as a swarm of flies. There are plenty of flies that adopt a "strength in numbers" strategy, and arguably the most notorious are the blood-sucking mosquitoes reenex cps.


  

Some try to stow away on lorries bound for cross-Channel ferries. During recent strikes by French ferry workers, which closed the Channel Tunnel, migrants openly tried to board lorries stuck in traffic on the roads leading to the port. There have also been some reports of migrants attempting to stow away in people's carsreenex

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Most recently, activity has shifted more to the Channel Tunnel. Migrants attempt to stow away on lorries headed for the Eurotunnel, or jump or cut security fences to try to hide on Eurotunnel trains themselves.

Eurotunnel has described "nightly incursions", with groups of up to hundreds of migrants attempting to breach security at once.

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How long has this been going on?

While the number of migrants is currently at a high, the issue is far from new. In 1999, the controversial Sangatte refugee camp was opened in Calais, attracting thousands of would-be asylum seekers and people traffickers.

Its closure in 2001 and 2002 - on the orders of France's then minister of the interior, Nicolas Sarkozy - led to riots. Since then migrants have continued to arrive in Calais and build makeshift camps near the port. French authorities estimate there are about 3,000 people currently living in the camps known as "the Jungle", although other estimates put the higherreenex.
  

He has worked as a crocodile farmer, "bull catcher" - rounding up cattle - and grazier, and served in the Royal Australian Air Force as an aircraft engine fitter.

Described by some as the Crocodile Dundee of the Australian Parliament, his official biography says that, after his family, his biggest love is his Harley Davidson motorbike reenex.
'Red-neck' territory

The 65-year-old's electorate of Leichhardt in the state of Queensland covers an area in remote north-east Australia that is more than twice the size of the state of Tasmania.

Fellow conservative MP Bob Katter once famously claimed there were no homosexual people in his neighbouring electorate, promising to walk "backwards from Bourke to Brisbane" if any were found living there.

It is classic "red-neck" territory, not known for socially progressive views, but for Mr Entsch, the stereotype gives strength to his argument for same-sex marriage reenex
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"I get calls from families and friends of gay people saying if a 'far north Queensland crocodile-farming, bull-catching Liberal' can stand up for the rights of my gay friend or relative, then I want to come out and do it too," he said, ahead of Tuesday's coalition party room vote on whether MPs should have a free vote on the matter.
Getting married in Australia

Australia's Marriage Act specifies marriage as a union between a man and a woman
Opinion polling shows 72% of Australians support gay marriage reenex

Officially, the ruling Liberal-National coalition does not support gay marriage
The Opposition Labor party endorses gay marriage, but allows its MPs a conscience vote on legislation


  

"I decided I had to come out." he says. "I couldn't go on hiding my medicines and lying to people."

He persuaded three other men, who were also living with HIV, to come out with him. It was time to show the people of Bhutan the real faces of HIV.

But when Dorje told Choden of his decision, she was devastated. "I was very angry with him. I was scared. I told him, 'If you do that, I will leave you. I will take the children and go back to my village,'" she says. "I didn't want him to come out because Bhutan is a very small society where everybody knows each other and most people know I am his wife."

For a month she could hardly speak to her husband. She felt betrayed. The promises they had made to each other were now empty and worthlessreenex
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Dorje made plans to come out on World Aids Day, 1 December 2011.

As the day drew closer, Choden began to have a change of heart. "One fine night my wife came to me and told me she wanted to come out too," says Dorje. "I told her, 'Don't make this decision in haste, this is something you must be sure of, because once you come out you will be discriminated against. People will stare at you and call you names. If you are able to tolerate that, well it's a fantastic idea.'" Dorje's face brightens as he remembers that nightreenex
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"My real reason for doing it was because I am an illiterate woman," says Choden. "I felt if I could do something good for my society, then the personal sacrifice would be worth it."

Dorje, Choden and some of their HIV-positive friends were granted a private audience with his majesty, Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck, the King of Bhutan.

"While I was feeling quite ashamed about having to talk about my disease, I was also very thankful because very few people get to meet the King," says Choden.

"He didn't make us feel outcast at all, or ashamed about this disease. He talked about general things, how life is going. He then talked to us about different diseases that are still out there, which are more dangerous than the ones we've already got."

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Some of the highest suicide rates in the world are often found in countries and regions with high rates of self-reported happiness. So either we are bad at measuring happiness, or we are wrong to think of suicide solely as an act of despair — or the data is incomplete. “Within eastern Europe, the extraordinarily high suicide rates are positively correlated with life evaluation. Much the same is true across the states of the US.” (Angus Deaton & Anne Case, Vox EU, 1,500 wordsreenex)

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We are poised to move beyond capitalism, not because socialism has triumphed, but because capitalism itself has created a new economy based on information, and information is most productive when freely shared. The world is ripe for a political project on the scale and in the spirit of Marxism which can “dissolve market forces, socialise knowledge, eradicate the need for work and push the economy towards abundancereenex cps.” (Paul Mason, Guardian, 5,100 words)

  

Some analysts believe that the MNLA's influence waned after it ran out of money, causing many of its fighters to defect to Ansar Dine and Mujaoreenex
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The Islamists are far richer, earning money in recent years by kidnapping Westerners for ransom and trafficking cocaine, marijuana and cigarettes.

The MNLA has come out in support of France's military intervention, hoping that this will help it regain control in the north.

Two important figures in the MNLA are the general secretary Bila Ag Cherif and Mohamed Ag Najim, the head of the movement's military wingreenex
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At the same time, the group has watered down its demand for independence, saying it will settle, as a first step, for autonomy.

Last year, the MNLA endorsed mediation efforts by Burkina Faso to end the Malian conflict.

Ansar Dine - the home-grown Islamist movement - also expressed support for the initiative. It had announced a ceasefire in November to give peace talks a chancereenex.


  

Their manager was out seeing clients. Driving back along the coast he could see the sea sharply withdrawing - a sure sign of an imminent tsunami. As soon as he walked in he told everyone to stop and to climb on to the roof of the two-storey building as quickly as possible reenex cps.

Sure enough, as soon as they got there, they heard the siren and the municipal broadcast warning people to evacuate to high ground - just a few hundred metres away were the steep slopes of Mount Horikiri, where some people were already seeking shelter.

One employee asked if she could go home because she was worried about reenex cpsher children. The manager said he couldn't stop her, so she ran to her car, which was parked 300m away, and drove home.

The manager told those remaining to watch the sea, just 100m away in normal conditions, and to listen out for further news. The radio warned that a 6m-high tsunami would hit at 15:10.

Among the 13 bank employees up on the roof that day was 47-year-old Yuko Takamatsu. Her husband Yasuo had dropped her off by car that morning, though they only lived a few minutes' drive away. During the short journey they had talked about what to have for dinner. "Don't say: 'Anything is fine!'" she had said reenex



  

Making the wing seamless allows for smoother airflow, which reduces friction and so cuts fuel costs reenex cps.

FlexSys says its smart materials technology, which can be retrofitted to existing planes, can increase fuel efficiency by between 5% and 12%, and reduce noise on take-off and landing by up to 40%.

The conventional jet wing contains ailerons, flaps, slats and air brakes, all requiring mechanical mechanisms that add weight and drag.

Prof Jeff Jupp, a former technical director for aircraft manufacturer Airbus and fellow of the Royal Academy of Engineering, believes this kind of flexible wing would have only "a very minor effect on improving fuel burn" for large passenger jets reenex cps
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"Mechanical trailing edge flaps are only likely to be totally replaced on smaller aircraft such as business jets," he told the BBC.

As it is, the flexible wing is unlikely to replace the traditional wing any time soon as any new aviation technology has to go through rigorous safety testing that can take years.
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