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Trump, Clinton win big on SuperTuesday - GN Headlines
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Good day. Welcome to the Gulf News update for Wednesday, March 2nd. Here are the top
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stories at this hour.
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Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton took major steps towards claiming their party's presidential
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nominations with sweeping wins on Super Tuesday. Clinton won seven of the 11 states for Democrats
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and Trump did at least as well for the Republicans. That increases the likelihood of a Trump-Clinton
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showdown in the November presidential elections.
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A 30 billion dirham free zone in Dubai will build upon the emirate's historic strengths
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in trade and utilise the full potential of Al Maktoum International Airport and Jebel
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Ali Port. The Dubai Wholesale City, to be implemented by Dubai Holding, will also help
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the UAE acquire a significant share of global trade, currently valued at $4.3 trillion.
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More than 15,000 wholesale traders are expected to take up locations in the city.
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Leicester City is ready to fight for the Premier League title after the setback of a 2-2 home
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draw against West Bromwich Albion. Manager Claudio Ranieri's men missed the chance to
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extend their lead to five points as they were held by West Brom on Tuesday, but Ranieri
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insists their spirit remains undimmed as they prepare for the final ten games of the season.
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A documentary about singer Amy Winehouse has won an Academy Award, but her father isn't
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celebrating. Mitch Winehouse said it's fantastic that people still love his daughter, who died
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of an alcohol poisoning in 2011 at age 27, but he says Asif Kabedia's film Amy, which
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won the Best Documentary Oscar, has no bearing on her life.
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And finally, the weather today is high across the UAE, with 25 degrees Celsius dropping
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to 18 degrees at night. That's all for now, thank you for watching. As always, you can
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