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Harry Potter Officially Abandons ‘Sorcerer’s Stone’ After 28 Years

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For nearly three decades, American and British Harry Potter fans have been reading essentially the same book, just with two very different titles. When J.K. Rowling first introduced the Boy Who Lived to the world in 1997, his debut adventure was called Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone but…

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  2. Nigeria records 1.69m barrels daily oil output in October Punch ·

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  3. Celebrity boxing taking over Nigeria’s entertainment space — E-Money Punch ·

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  5. COP31: UN chief demands $1.3tn finance for developing countries Punch ·

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  7. US indicts three Iran-backed operatives over nearly 20 attacks targeting Jews across Europe Jerusalem Post ·

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  8. 'A craving for mayhem’: Idaho man who planned ISIS church attacks gets 18 years in prison Jerusalem Post ·

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  9. Turkey’s banking watchdog chief submits resignation amid fund scandal Al-Monitor ·

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  10. Parts of B.C. could be without power for days as storm continues to batter province CBC News ·

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