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US Vice President Kamala Harris Makes Historic Abortion Clinic Visit
US Vice President Kamala Harris toured an abortion clinic Thursday, highlighting the key election issue of reproductive rights in what is believed to be the first such visit by a president or vice president.
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BCCI Decision On Dravid's Future Made, South Africa Tour Offer On Table: Report
Dravid, under whose coaching India finished runners-up in both the World Test Championship (WTC) and the ODI World Cup, has had a good record in the past two years and many people in the BCCI believe that keeping him would allow the senior team to have continuity.
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US National Crosses Into North Korea During Border Tour: UN Command
A United States national entered North Korea during a tour of the heavily-fortified border and is believed to have been detained, the United Nations Command said Tuesday.
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Jofra Archer Aiming For Test Return During England's Tour Of West Indies
England fast bowler Jofra Archer, who is nursing an elbow injury, said he is aiming a comeback to the longest format of the game during England's tour of the West Indies early next year.
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Kumar Sangakkara Optimistic Sri Lanka Will Stage England Series Despite Attacks
Kumar Sangakkara lamented some Pakistan players had never played a Test in their own country and hoped his own nation would not face a similar fate.
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American's Quest To Teach Italy - Home To Espresso - How To Do It Better
Like inked art on a barista's forearm, high-end cafes are showing up everywhere. On both coasts and in the middle, over the past two decades Americans have embraced better brew, turning what was once a tiny niche into a mighty market. Nearly half the coffee consumed in the United States today comes from specialty beans ranked well above the commodi...
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Mental Battle Key To Novak Djokovic Comeback, Says Boris Becker
Former world number one Novak Djokovic's toughest hurdle when he returns to the ATP Tour after a long injury absence will be a mental one, believes former coach Boris Becker.
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Afghanistan Hopes To Play Bilateral Series In India
Shafiq Stanikzai, Afghanistan Cricket Board's (ACB) Chief Executive, believes shifting their home ground from Sharjah to Greater Noida, where they played some matches last year, will help them get more games with sides touring the country
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Anirban Lahiri Believes Asia Will Triumph in Eurasia Cup
Anirban Lahiri, the Asian Tour's Order of Merit champion-elect and the world number 41, has locked his place in the 12-man squad which will be captained by compatriot Jeev Milkha Singh at Glenmarie Golf and Country Club from January 15 to 17.
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Rohan Bopanna Believes India Can Get Back Into Davis Cup World Group
Addressing the media ahead of the World Group Play-Off tie against world number one Czech Republic, Rohan Bopanna spoke with a lot of confidence, which is a result of his consistent showing on the ATP tour where he remains a contender to win big tournaments including Grand Slams.
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Roger Federer Targets World Tour Finals, First Davis Cup Title
Roger Federer believes the extra rest he will gain after his Friday's Pasris Masters setback can work in his favour ahead of the eight-man London finale before he leads Switzerland against France in the Davis Cup final.
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Those Beyonce, Jay-Z Break-Up Rumours Just Won't go Away
It is believed the couple, who have a two-year-old daughter Blue Ivy, thought that having their first child would bring them closer again but they soon started going their separate ways.
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Test driver De Villota found dead
World Touring Car Championship and Superleague Formula driver, Maria de Villota died of natural causes in a hotel room in Sevilla. She nearly escaped death at a fatal accident last year during an aerodynamic test, and was believed to have recovered. Her family and friends grieve her death.
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Justin Bieber, a bad influence on siblings?
Singer Justin Bieber might be a teen icon for many, but his relatives reportedly think that he can be a bad influence on his siblings.
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Drugs found in Justin Bieber's tour bus
Marijuana and paraphernalia drugs were seized from teen pop star Justin Bieber's tour bus as it passed the Michigan-Canada border.
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US Vice President Kamala Harris Makes Historic Abortion Clinic Visit
US Vice President Kamala Harris toured an abortion clinic Thursday, highlighting the key election issue of reproductive rights in what is believed to be the first such visit by a president or vice president.
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BCCI Decision On Dravid's Future Made, South Africa Tour Offer On Table: Report
Dravid, under whose coaching India finished runners-up in both the World Test Championship (WTC) and the ODI World Cup, has had a good record in the past two years and many people in the BCCI believe that keeping him would allow the senior team to have continuity.
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US National Crosses Into North Korea During Border Tour: UN Command
A United States national entered North Korea during a tour of the heavily-fortified border and is believed to have been detained, the United Nations Command said Tuesday.
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Jofra Archer Aiming For Test Return During England's Tour Of West Indies
England fast bowler Jofra Archer, who is nursing an elbow injury, said he is aiming a comeback to the longest format of the game during England's tour of the West Indies early next year.
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Kumar Sangakkara Optimistic Sri Lanka Will Stage England Series Despite Attacks
Kumar Sangakkara lamented some Pakistan players had never played a Test in their own country and hoped his own nation would not face a similar fate.
-
American's Quest To Teach Italy - Home To Espresso - How To Do It Better
Like inked art on a barista's forearm, high-end cafes are showing up everywhere. On both coasts and in the middle, over the past two decades Americans have embraced better brew, turning what was once a tiny niche into a mighty market. Nearly half the coffee consumed in the United States today comes from specialty beans ranked well above the commodi...
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Mental Battle Key To Novak Djokovic Comeback, Says Boris Becker
Former world number one Novak Djokovic's toughest hurdle when he returns to the ATP Tour after a long injury absence will be a mental one, believes former coach Boris Becker.
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Afghanistan Hopes To Play Bilateral Series In India
Shafiq Stanikzai, Afghanistan Cricket Board's (ACB) Chief Executive, believes shifting their home ground from Sharjah to Greater Noida, where they played some matches last year, will help them get more games with sides touring the country
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Anirban Lahiri Believes Asia Will Triumph in Eurasia Cup
Anirban Lahiri, the Asian Tour's Order of Merit champion-elect and the world number 41, has locked his place in the 12-man squad which will be captained by compatriot Jeev Milkha Singh at Glenmarie Golf and Country Club from January 15 to 17.
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Rohan Bopanna Believes India Can Get Back Into Davis Cup World Group
Addressing the media ahead of the World Group Play-Off tie against world number one Czech Republic, Rohan Bopanna spoke with a lot of confidence, which is a result of his consistent showing on the ATP tour where he remains a contender to win big tournaments including Grand Slams.
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Roger Federer Targets World Tour Finals, First Davis Cup Title
Roger Federer believes the extra rest he will gain after his Friday's Pasris Masters setback can work in his favour ahead of the eight-man London finale before he leads Switzerland against France in the Davis Cup final.
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Those Beyonce, Jay-Z Break-Up Rumours Just Won't go Away
It is believed the couple, who have a two-year-old daughter Blue Ivy, thought that having their first child would bring them closer again but they soon started going their separate ways.
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Test driver De Villota found dead
World Touring Car Championship and Superleague Formula driver, Maria de Villota died of natural causes in a hotel room in Sevilla. She nearly escaped death at a fatal accident last year during an aerodynamic test, and was believed to have recovered. Her family and friends grieve her death.
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Justin Bieber, a bad influence on siblings?
Singer Justin Bieber might be a teen icon for many, but his relatives reportedly think that he can be a bad influence on his siblings.
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Drugs found in Justin Bieber's tour bus
Marijuana and paraphernalia drugs were seized from teen pop star Justin Bieber's tour bus as it passed the Michigan-Canada border.
