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Convictions, openness, tolerance

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You might think this combination is most odd and strange, if not impossible.

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Mike Tyson has had to scrap an appearance in London to promote his new autobiography after discovering he is banned from entering Britain because of his past criminal convictions.

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Binay: Phl to remain in Tier 2 list in trafficking report

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Foreign media watchdog: No improvement in solving RP media killings

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