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Airline Employee Spreads Cheer Far and Wide With Infectiously Joyous Dance Party

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Airline Employee Spreads Cheer Far and Wide With Infectiously Joyous Dance Party

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Robert Dillon has a lot of verve—and not just because he’s an employee of Spirit Airlines. He proved that by jumping into the fun with a group of cheerleaders entertaining themselves during a flight delay and it was all captured in a now-viral video.

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Tommy Fleetwood reveals Masters 2019 plan ahead of Augusta showdown

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Tommy Fleetwood reveals Masters 2019 plan ahead of Augusta showdown

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Tommy Fleetwood says “winning is

The Ryder Cup star trailed Rory McIlroy by two shots on the 17th tee in his last strokeplay event at The Players – and fearlessly fired at the flag on the island green.

His 9-iron bounced off a sleeper and into the water – a bogey that saw him finish in a tie for fifth. But before the first Major of the season, last year’s US Open runner-up promised the same aggressive approach if he is in contention on the back nine here on Sunday.

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Which is the world's most LGBT-friendly city?

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Which is the world's most LGBT-friendly city?

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Amid a mass of colour and pounding Latin rhythms, revellers at this year’s Bogotá Pride march waved banners stating “not one step back”. They were among tens of thousands who took to the streets to celebrate and support Colombia’s LGBT community.

Many annual Pride marches that were once solemn protests against repression have become celebrations of now-existing rights or progress, reflecting the strength of LGBT communities.

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Trump: Court defeat on asylum policy 'unfair to US'

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Trump: Court defeat on asylum policy 'unfair to US'

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"A 9th Circuit judge just ruled that Mexico is too dangerous for migrants," he tweeted. "So unfair to the US."

His policy would have returned migrants back over the border while they sought a legal right to stay in the US.

The legal defeat comes as migrant numbers at the US-Mexico border surged to their highest since 2008.

Mr Trump was said to be livid after US immigration officials estimated border apprehensions in March had topped 100,000.