Ebola Continues Deadly Toll in Africa; Steelers Routed by Ravens
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— -- quicklist:title: World Health Organization Needs More Ebola Health Workers text: The World Health Organization (WHO) is asking for assistance from additional health workers as the Ebola death toll rises to 2,400 people out of 4,784 cases. During a news conference in Geneva Switzerland today, WHO director general Margaret Chan called for an unprecedented emergency response. Libera, Sierra Leone and Guinea have among the most desperate Ebola health situations.
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quicklist:title: Baltimore Ravens Trounce Pittsburgh Steelerstext: The Pittsburgh Steelers came, they saw and they did not conquer at Thursday night's NFL game. The Baltimore Ravens beat the Steelers 26-6 on home turf in the first game since Ray Rice was suspended from the Ravens.media: 25456776
quicklist:title: Apple Fans Rush to Preorder iPhone 6 Plustext: Apple fans eagerly preordered the iPhone 6 Plus and 6 online today after Apple's ballyhooed presentation Tuesday in Cupertino, California. The term "iPhone 6 preorder" is a top search item, according to Google, though customers may have to wait weeks for the product to ship.
Where to Preorder the New Apple iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus
Apple iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus Spark Pre-Order Frenzy
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quicklist:title: Marlins Player Has Multiple Facial Fracturestext: Miami Marlins star outfielder Giancarlo Stanton was hit in the face by a pitch Thursday night, falling to the ground before taken away in an ambulance. Stanton, 24, was trying to get out of the way as the pitch sailed out of the strike zone. Milwaukee Brewers pitcher Mike Fiers threw up his hands, visibly shaken.
Stanton suffered multiple facial fractures, dental damage and cuts that needed stitches. Marlins manager Mike Redmond acknowledged that Stanton could miss the remainder of the season.
Miami Marlins Star Giancarlo Stanton Struck in the Face by Pitch
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