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US' Most Experienced Astronaut Will Be Commander For Indian's Spaceflight
A trained biochemist and America's most experienced astronaut, 64-year-old Dr Peggy Annette Whitson, is the designated Commander of the Axiom-4 mission on which Group Captain Shubhanshu Shukla, 39, will fly to the International Space Station.
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Lecturer Awarded Rs 1 Crore After She Was Fired For Being "Loud"
The academic was dismissed from her service of 29 years by the University Of Exeter
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Death On The Nile Trailer: Emma Mackey To Ali Fazal, Every Passenger On This Cruise Is A Murder Suspect
The new trailer of Kenneth Branagh's murder mystery will keep you hooked to the screen till the very end
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Omicron Surges From 3% To 73% Of All US Covid Cases Within 1 Week
The omicron variant accounted for 73% of all sequenced Covid-19 cases in the US, surging from around 3% last week, according to the latest federal estimates.
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Every Cannes Movie Coming to Mubi India, From Adam Driver’s Annette to Palme d’Or Winner Titane
Adam Driver and Marion Cotillard in Annette, Palme d’Or winner Titane, Paul Verhoeven’s Benedetta, and Jacques Audiard’s Paris, 13th District are among 10 Cannes movies coming to Mubi India.
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Cannes 2021: Sparks Fly As Annette Geeks Out Film Festival
Annette is the first of 24 films vying for the Palme d'Or, the festival's top prize
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Cannes 2021: Seven Musicals To Watch, Besides Annette
Cannes 2021: Here is a list of seven music-themed films in the festival's official selection this year
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AstraZeneca Trial Volunteer Who Died Hadn't Received Vaccine: Report
A participant who died during a trial of AstraZeneca Plc's Covid-19 vaccine in Brazil hadn't received the company's shot, according to a person familiar with the matter.
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Watch: Rare Video Shows Seabird Using A Tool To Scratch An Itch
Five years ago, on a remote island in Wales, University of Oxford scientist Annette Fayet spied a puffin doing something she had never seen before. The bird, floating on the seawater beneath a cliff, held a stick in its beak. It began to scratch its back with the stick - the puffin, as Fayet watched, was using a tool.
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'Can I Hug Her?' In Court, Man Forgives Ex-Cop Who Killed His Brother
The white former police officer who shot and killed her unarmed black neighbor in his own apartment was sentenced to 10 years in prison - the conclusion of a dramatic trial that spotlighted issues of racial injustice, police accountability and the extraordinary capacity of a victim's family to forgive a perpetrator.
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Huge Spider Catches, Eats Bat In Web. Pics Might Make Your Skin Crawl
Annette Alaniz Guajardo of Poteet, Texas, was on her way to work on Wednesday when she came across the horrifying sight of a bat ensnared in the web of a huge spider.
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Giant Rabbit Dies After United Airlines Flight To America
A 3-foot-long giant rabbit died at a United Airlines pet holding facility in Chicago following a flight from London, in another embarrassment for the airline as it struggles with a global backlash this month over a passenger dragged from his seat.
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A Woman Was Angry Her Houseguests Wouldn't Leave - So She Started Shooting At Them, Police Say
A Florida woman who grew increasingly frustrated because her houseguests wouldn't leave is under arrest after she shot one of them, the Bay County Sheriff's Office said.
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World Bank Approves Rs 10,000 Crore to Support Swachh Bharat Campaign
The World Bank has approved a near Rs 10,000 crore (USD 1.5 billion) loan for the ambitious clean India campaign to support the government in its efforts to ensure all citizens in rural areas have access to improved sanitation and end the practice of open defecation by 2019.
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World Bank Managing Director Visiting India; to Meet Jaitley, Rajan
She is accompanied by Annette Dixon, Vice President for the South Asia Region of the World Bank.
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US' Most Experienced Astronaut Will Be Commander For Indian's Spaceflight
A trained biochemist and America's most experienced astronaut, 64-year-old Dr Peggy Annette Whitson, is the designated Commander of the Axiom-4 mission on which Group Captain Shubhanshu Shukla, 39, will fly to the International Space Station.
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Lecturer Awarded Rs 1 Crore After She Was Fired For Being "Loud"
The academic was dismissed from her service of 29 years by the University Of Exeter
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Death On The Nile Trailer: Emma Mackey To Ali Fazal, Every Passenger On This Cruise Is A Murder Suspect
The new trailer of Kenneth Branagh's murder mystery will keep you hooked to the screen till the very end
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Omicron Surges From 3% To 73% Of All US Covid Cases Within 1 Week
The omicron variant accounted for 73% of all sequenced Covid-19 cases in the US, surging from around 3% last week, according to the latest federal estimates.
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Every Cannes Movie Coming to Mubi India, From Adam Driver’s Annette to Palme d’Or Winner Titane
Adam Driver and Marion Cotillard in Annette, Palme d’Or winner Titane, Paul Verhoeven’s Benedetta, and Jacques Audiard’s Paris, 13th District are among 10 Cannes movies coming to Mubi India.
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Cannes 2021: Sparks Fly As Annette Geeks Out Film Festival
Annette is the first of 24 films vying for the Palme d'Or, the festival's top prize
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Cannes 2021: Seven Musicals To Watch, Besides Annette
Cannes 2021: Here is a list of seven music-themed films in the festival's official selection this year
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AstraZeneca Trial Volunteer Who Died Hadn't Received Vaccine: Report
A participant who died during a trial of AstraZeneca Plc's Covid-19 vaccine in Brazil hadn't received the company's shot, according to a person familiar with the matter.
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Watch: Rare Video Shows Seabird Using A Tool To Scratch An Itch
Five years ago, on a remote island in Wales, University of Oxford scientist Annette Fayet spied a puffin doing something she had never seen before. The bird, floating on the seawater beneath a cliff, held a stick in its beak. It began to scratch its back with the stick - the puffin, as Fayet watched, was using a tool.
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'Can I Hug Her?' In Court, Man Forgives Ex-Cop Who Killed His Brother
The white former police officer who shot and killed her unarmed black neighbor in his own apartment was sentenced to 10 years in prison - the conclusion of a dramatic trial that spotlighted issues of racial injustice, police accountability and the extraordinary capacity of a victim's family to forgive a perpetrator.
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Huge Spider Catches, Eats Bat In Web. Pics Might Make Your Skin Crawl
Annette Alaniz Guajardo of Poteet, Texas, was on her way to work on Wednesday when she came across the horrifying sight of a bat ensnared in the web of a huge spider.
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Giant Rabbit Dies After United Airlines Flight To America
A 3-foot-long giant rabbit died at a United Airlines pet holding facility in Chicago following a flight from London, in another embarrassment for the airline as it struggles with a global backlash this month over a passenger dragged from his seat.
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A Woman Was Angry Her Houseguests Wouldn't Leave - So She Started Shooting At Them, Police Say
A Florida woman who grew increasingly frustrated because her houseguests wouldn't leave is under arrest after she shot one of them, the Bay County Sheriff's Office said.
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World Bank Approves Rs 10,000 Crore to Support Swachh Bharat Campaign
The World Bank has approved a near Rs 10,000 crore (USD 1.5 billion) loan for the ambitious clean India campaign to support the government in its efforts to ensure all citizens in rural areas have access to improved sanitation and end the practice of open defecation by 2019.
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World Bank Managing Director Visiting India; to Meet Jaitley, Rajan
She is accompanied by Annette Dixon, Vice President for the South Asia Region of the World Bank.
