| Super Bowl Commercials 2015: All The Ads Canadians Missed Out On (VIDEO)
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 Super Bowl is here and you've prepped the snacks, picked your team and even done your homework on the halftime performers. But if you are in Canada, you'll not be seeing all the great commercials airing on U.S. television. But don't fret. Like last year, we've got you covered on all things Super-Bowl-ad-related so keep checking back as the night goes on because the list of commercials is only going to grow. Here's a taste of what you're missing out on:
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| Peter Greste Released From Egyptian Prison, But Mohamed Fahmy, Baher Mohamed Remain
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 CAIRO - Al-Jazeera English reporter Peter Greste left Egypt on Sunday after the president approved his deportation, but there's no official word on jailed colleagues Egyptian-Canadian Mohamed Fahmy and Egyptian Baher Mohamed. Greste was released after more than a year behind bars in a case that was widely condemned by rights groups. A Cairo airport official said Greste, an Australian national, is on an EgyptAir flight to Larnaca, Cyprus that took off shortly after 4 p.m. (1400 GMT) on Sunday. An Egyptian prison official and the nation's official news agency said Greste was released ...
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| Jordan Presses for Update on Captive Pilot
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 Jordan reiterated a demand for proof that an air force pilot captured by Islamic State militants is alive after the militants released a video purporting to show the beheading of Japanese journalist.
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| Barcelona 3-2 Villarreal
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 Lionel Messi scores the winner as Barcelona twice come from behind to beat Villarreal and make it eight straight victories.
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| Detroit man walks 21 miles in work commute
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 Ever since his car quit on him a decade ago, James Robertson has walked 21 miles a day to get to and from work, because Detroit buses only cover part of the route. It's tough, but you won't hear the 56-year-old complain.
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| France Offers Support For Greece Amid Bailout Tensions
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 France's Socialist government offered support Sunday for Greece's efforts to renegotiate debt for its huge bailout plan, amid renewed fears about Europe's economic stability. The backing was a victory for Greek Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis, striking a more conciliatory tone as he seeks new conditions on debt from creditors who rescued Greece's economy to save the shared euro currency. Worries have mounted that Greece's new far left government might not pay back its debts. Varoufakis is also visiting London and Rome — and in a sign that his government may be trying to avoid a collision ...
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