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Isis has reportedly endorsed the 'harvesting' of organs from live prisoners in order to save the lives of Muslims, an official document captured by US special forces in a Syrian raid revealed.

The decision to open access to Facebook, Twitter and the New York Times site was reportedly endorsed by Premier Li Keqiang and is part of an effort to spur interest from foreign investors in the Shanghai Free-Trade Zone by making it more attractive for expats.

The proposal was reportedly endorsed by the chairmen of a number of Premier League clubs.

Shortly before his death, he reportedly endorsed a similar measure for Jewish scholar Lazăr Șăineanu, expressing condemnation for those antisemites within his own party who made efforts to block it.

A majority of 150 lawmakers in the 290-seat parliament have reportedly endorsed a bill that would end capital punishment for drug trafficking, marking significant progress for reformists and human rights advocates who have been battling to overturn the law for years.

The controversy created by the "Motor City Madman" -- who reportedly endorsed GOP presidential frontrunner Mitt Romney after the campaign called him -- was seized upon by Democrats last month, who used it as an opportunity to hold the presumptive GOP nominee's feet to the fire.

The appointment accords with the constitution and has reportedly been endorsed by the UN.

Under the terms of the proposed deal, Airbnb reportedly would have endorsed a $15-an-hour 15-an-hour 15-an-houracked by the SEIU, directing hosts to use cleaners who were paid the minimum rate and trained and certified in "green home cleaning services".

Earlier this summer, Adelson endorsed Trump, reportedly signaling that he was willing to spend up to $100m on the presidential contest.

China, which cherishes stability in the North and has endorsed Mr. Kim, reportedly shipped large amounts of food aid to the North recently.

Conservative Party leadership candidate and outspoken politician Kellie Leitch is reportedly planning to endorse the legalization of mace/pepper spray in Canada, as part of a move for women to help defend themselves against violence.