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Steven Seagal Accused Of Raping 18-Year-Old, Adding To Decades Of Claims Against Actor
- Wednesday March 21, 2018
- Entertainment | Amy B Wang, The Washington Post
Regina Simons, who was an extra in Steven Seagal's On Deadly Ground, alleged that the actor had raped her in 1993 when she was 18
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Rio 2016 Gymnastics: Simone Biles Clinches Fourth Gold, China Flops
- Wednesday August 17, 2016
- Written by Agence-France Presse
Simone Biles becomes the fifth woman to win four gold at the same Olympics joining Hungarian Agnes Keleti (1956), Soviet Larissa Latynina (1956), Czech Vera Caslavska (1968) and Romanian Ecaterina Szabo (1984). Meanwhile, China return home without a title since they got a first gymnastics gold in 1984
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Jupiter Can Help Decode Earth's Weather System Better
- Wednesday August 5, 2015
- World News | Indo-Asian News Service
Learning more about Jupiter and its Great Red Spot could help scientists understand the Earth's weather system better, says a NASA expert.
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Steven Seagal Accused Of Raping 18-Year-Old, Adding To Decades Of Claims Against Actor
- Wednesday March 21, 2018
- Entertainment | Amy B Wang, The Washington Post
Regina Simons, who was an extra in Steven Seagal's On Deadly Ground, alleged that the actor had raped her in 1993 when she was 18
- www.ndtv.com/entertainment
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Rio 2016 Gymnastics: Simone Biles Clinches Fourth Gold, China Flops
- Wednesday August 17, 2016
- Written by Agence-France Presse
Simone Biles becomes the fifth woman to win four gold at the same Olympics joining Hungarian Agnes Keleti (1956), Soviet Larissa Latynina (1956), Czech Vera Caslavska (1968) and Romanian Ecaterina Szabo (1984). Meanwhile, China return home without a title since they got a first gymnastics gold in 1984
- sports.ndtv.com
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Jupiter Can Help Decode Earth's Weather System Better
- Wednesday August 5, 2015
- World News | Indo-Asian News Service
Learning more about Jupiter and its Great Red Spot could help scientists understand the Earth's weather system better, says a NASA expert.
- www.ndtv.com