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"Deeply Troubling, Cruel": Huge Outcry Over 1st Nitrogen Gas Execution In US
The White House said Friday it was "deeply troubled" by the first-ever execution in the United States using nitrogen gas, an untested method which also drew condemnation from the United Nations and European Union.
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Steve Smith Denies Scuffing Rishabh Pant's Guard Mark, Says Controversy Overshadowing India's Great Batting Display
Australia vs India: Earlier on Tuesday, Australia skipper Tim Paine had also defended Steve Smith while asserting that the Indian team would have raked up the issue if any wrong was committed.
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Steven Smith, Brendon McCullum Praise Day-Night Test as Success
Thirty-seven wickets tumbled in three days as the pink ball dominated the bat, and the first Test to be played under lights in the 138-year history of the five-day game drew a total of 123,736 fans through the gates.
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Indian-origin academician, Rakesh Khurana, appointed dean of Harvard College
Indian-origin academician Rakesh Khurana has been appointed dean of the prestigious Harvard College and will take over his new role in July.
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Drew Smith - Smoke And Mirrors (YouTube Video)
The video is one example of the breadth of outsourcing, which has come to include the kind of highly specialized skills - like microchip design, which IBM contracted to an Indian company in 2005 - that were once considered unexportable. Companies in the West often claim that while they outsource factory jobs, the creative and innovative work is sti...
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Now out-sourced to India, the music video
Drew Smith found himself in the same position as many independent musicians trying to make a living in the struggling music business. He had no record label to underwrite his career, no publicity machine to get his music into listeners' hands and not nearly enough money to make a music video.
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Aussies braced for 'brilliant' Malinga
Australia all-rounder Steve Smith on Wednesday hailed history-maker Lasith Malinga as "brilliant" as the defending champions drew up plans to counter the Sri Lankan slinger at the World Cup.
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"Deeply Troubling, Cruel": Huge Outcry Over 1st Nitrogen Gas Execution In US
The White House said Friday it was "deeply troubled" by the first-ever execution in the United States using nitrogen gas, an untested method which also drew condemnation from the United Nations and European Union.
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Steve Smith Denies Scuffing Rishabh Pant's Guard Mark, Says Controversy Overshadowing India's Great Batting Display
Australia vs India: Earlier on Tuesday, Australia skipper Tim Paine had also defended Steve Smith while asserting that the Indian team would have raked up the issue if any wrong was committed.
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Steven Smith, Brendon McCullum Praise Day-Night Test as Success
Thirty-seven wickets tumbled in three days as the pink ball dominated the bat, and the first Test to be played under lights in the 138-year history of the five-day game drew a total of 123,736 fans through the gates.
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Indian-origin academician, Rakesh Khurana, appointed dean of Harvard College
Indian-origin academician Rakesh Khurana has been appointed dean of the prestigious Harvard College and will take over his new role in July.
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Drew Smith - Smoke And Mirrors (YouTube Video)
The video is one example of the breadth of outsourcing, which has come to include the kind of highly specialized skills - like microchip design, which IBM contracted to an Indian company in 2005 - that were once considered unexportable. Companies in the West often claim that while they outsource factory jobs, the creative and innovative work is sti...
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Now out-sourced to India, the music video
Drew Smith found himself in the same position as many independent musicians trying to make a living in the struggling music business. He had no record label to underwrite his career, no publicity machine to get his music into listeners' hands and not nearly enough money to make a music video.
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Aussies braced for 'brilliant' Malinga
Australia all-rounder Steve Smith on Wednesday hailed history-maker Lasith Malinga as "brilliant" as the defending champions drew up plans to counter the Sri Lankan slinger at the World Cup.
