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New Miss United States Kara McCullough Helps Regulate Nuclear Power Plants
- Monday May 15, 2017
- World News | Agence France-Presse
The Miss USA pageant on Sunday touted American diversity, and chose an African-American chemist with the Nuclear Regulatory Commission to wear the crown.
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From Priyanka Chopra, a Beautiful Throwback Pic of Miss World Pageant
- Saturday August 6, 2016
- Entertainment | Written by Raya Ghosh
"What a throwback! Barely 18 yrs old with No idea that these many years later I'd still be representing India.. #blessed #grateful," wrote Priyanka Chopra on Instagram. Priyanka made her debut on television last year with the American show Quantico. She is the first Indian to be cast in a starring role on an American series
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Miss America won't look the same anymore, she said before winning
- Tuesday September 17, 2013
- Entertainment | Alpan Saxena
Miss America is evolving. And she's not going to look the same anymore."
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New Miss United States Kara McCullough Helps Regulate Nuclear Power Plants
- Monday May 15, 2017
- World News | Agence France-Presse
The Miss USA pageant on Sunday touted American diversity, and chose an African-American chemist with the Nuclear Regulatory Commission to wear the crown.
- www.ndtv.com
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From Priyanka Chopra, a Beautiful Throwback Pic of Miss World Pageant
- Saturday August 6, 2016
- Entertainment | Written by Raya Ghosh
"What a throwback! Barely 18 yrs old with No idea that these many years later I'd still be representing India.. #blessed #grateful," wrote Priyanka Chopra on Instagram. Priyanka made her debut on television last year with the American show Quantico. She is the first Indian to be cast in a starring role on an American series
- www.ndtv.com/entertainment
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Miss America won't look the same anymore, she said before winning
- Tuesday September 17, 2013
- Entertainment | Alpan Saxena
Miss America is evolving. And she's not going to look the same anymore."
- www.ndtv.com/entertainment