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Mohammed Shami Bowls 13 Dots, Clocks 139 Kmph, Smashes 17-Ball-32 In Bengal Victory
Mohammed Shami carried Bengal to the quarterfinals of the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy by smashing a game-changing 17-ball-32 and bowling 13 dot balls in his four overs.
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Father Of Muslim 'Clock Boy' Files Defamation Lawsuit
The father of Ahmed Mohamed, the teenager arrested in the US last year when he brought a homemade clock to school, has filed a defamation suit against media outlets and commentators for fanning Islamophobia.
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Family Of Muslim Student Suspended For Homemade Clock Sues School
The family of a Muslim teen arrested for taking a homemade clock to school -- only to have it mistaken for a fake bomb -- filed a lawsuit today claiming his civil rights were violated.
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Ahmed Mohamed's Family Seeks $15 Million in Compensation for Clock Incident
The Texas teenager arrested after his clock was mistaken for a bomb, has demanded $15 million in compensation and written apologies from Irving city's mayor and police chief.
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Ahmed Mohamed, US Teen Falsely Accused of Making a Bomb, Gets Back His Clock
US Muslim teenager Ahmed Mohamed has got back his clock that was mistaken for a bomb. The 14-year-old Texas boy had hoped to impress teachers by bringing his clock to his school earlier this year, but was instead accused of trying to scare people with a hoax bomb and escorted from the school in handcuffs.
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US Muslim Teen Accused of Clock-Bomb to Move to Qatar
The Muslim teenager arrested when a Texas teacher mistook his homemade clock for a bomb is moving to Qatar, local media reported a day after Ahmed Mohamed visited the White House.
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Student Clockmaker Visits White House
Ahmed Mohamed, the 14-year-old Texas boy who became a cause celebre after he was detained and handcuffed for taking a homemade clock to school, visited the White House on Monday for its second astronomy night.
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Clock Kid Keeps Ticking - And So Does Media Interest
The saga of the clock kid, now entering its second month, keeps on ticking.
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Muslim Teen Arrested for Clock Pulled From Texas School
A Muslim teenager who became an overnight sensation after a Texas teacher mistook his homemade clock for a bomb has been withdrawn from his school, local media reported Tuesday.
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Muslim Boy Handcuffed for Making Clock is Guest at Google Fair
Ahmed Mohamed, the 14-year-old Muslim schoolboy, who was arrested last week in the US after his homemade clock was mistaken for a bomb was the surprise guest at the fifth annual Google Science Fair in California.
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Not Just Obama. Twitter is 100% Behind Ahmed, Teen Handcuffed For Clock
Ahmed Mohamed, the 14-year-old boy who invented a homemade digital clock for a class project, has received a huge outpouring of support, especially from the people on Twitter.
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Ninth-Grader's Arrest Over a Home-Built Clock Strikes a Chord Across America
Ahmed Mohamed just wanted to impress his teachers with a homemade invention. The story of what happened next has made the 14-year-old from Irving, Texas, the object of national outrage and attention.
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Mohammed Shami Bowls 13 Dots, Clocks 139 Kmph, Smashes 17-Ball-32 In Bengal Victory
Mohammed Shami carried Bengal to the quarterfinals of the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy by smashing a game-changing 17-ball-32 and bowling 13 dot balls in his four overs.
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Father Of Muslim 'Clock Boy' Files Defamation Lawsuit
The father of Ahmed Mohamed, the teenager arrested in the US last year when he brought a homemade clock to school, has filed a defamation suit against media outlets and commentators for fanning Islamophobia.
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Family Of Muslim Student Suspended For Homemade Clock Sues School
The family of a Muslim teen arrested for taking a homemade clock to school -- only to have it mistaken for a fake bomb -- filed a lawsuit today claiming his civil rights were violated.
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Ahmed Mohamed's Family Seeks $15 Million in Compensation for Clock Incident
The Texas teenager arrested after his clock was mistaken for a bomb, has demanded $15 million in compensation and written apologies from Irving city's mayor and police chief.
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Ahmed Mohamed, US Teen Falsely Accused of Making a Bomb, Gets Back His Clock
US Muslim teenager Ahmed Mohamed has got back his clock that was mistaken for a bomb. The 14-year-old Texas boy had hoped to impress teachers by bringing his clock to his school earlier this year, but was instead accused of trying to scare people with a hoax bomb and escorted from the school in handcuffs.
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US Muslim Teen Accused of Clock-Bomb to Move to Qatar
The Muslim teenager arrested when a Texas teacher mistook his homemade clock for a bomb is moving to Qatar, local media reported a day after Ahmed Mohamed visited the White House.
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Student Clockmaker Visits White House
Ahmed Mohamed, the 14-year-old Texas boy who became a cause celebre after he was detained and handcuffed for taking a homemade clock to school, visited the White House on Monday for its second astronomy night.
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Clock Kid Keeps Ticking - And So Does Media Interest
The saga of the clock kid, now entering its second month, keeps on ticking.
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Muslim Teen Arrested for Clock Pulled From Texas School
A Muslim teenager who became an overnight sensation after a Texas teacher mistook his homemade clock for a bomb has been withdrawn from his school, local media reported Tuesday.
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Muslim Boy Handcuffed for Making Clock is Guest at Google Fair
Ahmed Mohamed, the 14-year-old Muslim schoolboy, who was arrested last week in the US after his homemade clock was mistaken for a bomb was the surprise guest at the fifth annual Google Science Fair in California.
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Not Just Obama. Twitter is 100% Behind Ahmed, Teen Handcuffed For Clock
Ahmed Mohamed, the 14-year-old boy who invented a homemade digital clock for a class project, has received a huge outpouring of support, especially from the people on Twitter.
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Ninth-Grader's Arrest Over a Home-Built Clock Strikes a Chord Across America
Ahmed Mohamed just wanted to impress his teachers with a homemade invention. The story of what happened next has made the 14-year-old from Irving, Texas, the object of national outrage and attention.
