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33-Year-Old Popular Instagram Bodybuilder From Brazil Dies Of Cardiac Arrest
Doctor Rodolfo Duarte Ribeiro dos Santos regularly posted photos from his daily life including time spent with his fiancee and at the gym.
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Covid Showed Multilateralism Way Forward: Inter-Parliamentary Union Chief
Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU) president Duarte Pacheco said the coronavirus pandemic has shown multilateralism is the way forward and added that India has set an example by providing vaccine to other countries.
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Indian Economy Under PM Modi Is Amazing: Inter-Parliamentary Union Chief
The Indian economy under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi is 'amazing', said Duarte Pacheco, President of Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU), Geneva, on Monday.
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Argentinian Man Couldn't Afford To Get Resume Printed, So Wrote It Down. It's Now Viral
A man looking for a job reportedly ended up with offers pouring in for him, thanks to a Facebook post about him that's gone viral all over the Internet. The viral post details how he couldn't afford to get his resume printed so hand wrote it instead in the hopes of finding a job. The man's effort has touched a chord with thousands of people online ...
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Mass Grave With Over 160 Skulls Could Be "Biggest In Mexico, Even World"
Last year, in the Mexican state of Veracruz, authorities announced that they had found a mass grave filled with more than 250 human skulls.
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Catalans Declare Independence As Spain Prepares To Hit Back
Catalonia is headed for a dramatic confrontation with Spain after the insurgent region's parliament voted to declare independence and the government in Madrid gained the power to oust its separatist leadership.
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Catalans Signal They May Declare Independence Within A Week
Catalan separatist leaders signaled they may be moving toward a unilateral declaration of independence as early as this week after hundreds of activists were injured on Sunday as they sought to stop Spanish police from shutting down an illegal referendum.
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Violent Storm Wipes Southern And Central California, Four Killed
A severe storm pounding southern and central California reportedly killed at least four persons overnight on Friday, causing flash floods and forcing the evacuation of hundreds of people from their homes.
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Silencer Used to Kill Mexico Photojournalist: Lawyer
A silencer was used to kill a Mexican photojournalist and four women last month, a lawyer said, providing new details of a murder that drew a new international call for justice.
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Cuba Looks to Mangroves to Fend Off Rising Seas
Many people in this tiny hamlet on the southern coast of Cuba remember when the shore lay about 100 meters (yards) farther out. That was four decades ago.
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FIFA World Cup 2014, Highlights: Costa Rica Stun Uruguay 3-1 in Group D Opener
Joel Campbell, Oscar Duarte and Marcos Urena scored once each as Costa Rica shocked Uruguay 3-1 in their FIFA World Cup opener. Catch all the highlights from the Group D encounter here.
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TV Mogul Nancy Malone Dies at 79
The star of 1960s TV drama Naked City died of pneumonia related to a battle with leukemia on May 8 at a hospital in Duarte, California, reports femalefirst.co.uk.
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25 killed in Mexico bus crash: official
A bus burst into flames after slamming into the back of a parked trailer-truck in southeastern Mexico, killing at least 25 people and injuring four others, an official said on Sunday.
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Luiz Felipe Scolari heaps praise on Ramires, Bernard after Brazil's friendly win
Ramires and Bernard shone in midfield having been drafted into Scolari's starting lineup after injuries to Hulk (hamstring) and Oscar (ankle) during the week.
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Shakhtar Donetsk sign promising Brazilian winger Bernard for $33 million
Bernard, who had attracted interest from England's Arsenal, Tottenham and Liverpool, as well as from Portuguese Porto, was named among 20-players in the Brazil national squad for the friendly match against Switzerland Aug 14.
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33-Year-Old Popular Instagram Bodybuilder From Brazil Dies Of Cardiac Arrest
Doctor Rodolfo Duarte Ribeiro dos Santos regularly posted photos from his daily life including time spent with his fiancee and at the gym.
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Covid Showed Multilateralism Way Forward: Inter-Parliamentary Union Chief
Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU) president Duarte Pacheco said the coronavirus pandemic has shown multilateralism is the way forward and added that India has set an example by providing vaccine to other countries.
-
Indian Economy Under PM Modi Is Amazing: Inter-Parliamentary Union Chief
The Indian economy under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi is 'amazing', said Duarte Pacheco, President of Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU), Geneva, on Monday.
-
Argentinian Man Couldn't Afford To Get Resume Printed, So Wrote It Down. It's Now Viral
A man looking for a job reportedly ended up with offers pouring in for him, thanks to a Facebook post about him that's gone viral all over the Internet. The viral post details how he couldn't afford to get his resume printed so hand wrote it instead in the hopes of finding a job. The man's effort has touched a chord with thousands of people online ...
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Mass Grave With Over 160 Skulls Could Be "Biggest In Mexico, Even World"
Last year, in the Mexican state of Veracruz, authorities announced that they had found a mass grave filled with more than 250 human skulls.
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Catalans Declare Independence As Spain Prepares To Hit Back
Catalonia is headed for a dramatic confrontation with Spain after the insurgent region's parliament voted to declare independence and the government in Madrid gained the power to oust its separatist leadership.
-
Catalans Signal They May Declare Independence Within A Week
Catalan separatist leaders signaled they may be moving toward a unilateral declaration of independence as early as this week after hundreds of activists were injured on Sunday as they sought to stop Spanish police from shutting down an illegal referendum.
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Violent Storm Wipes Southern And Central California, Four Killed
A severe storm pounding southern and central California reportedly killed at least four persons overnight on Friday, causing flash floods and forcing the evacuation of hundreds of people from their homes.
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Silencer Used to Kill Mexico Photojournalist: Lawyer
A silencer was used to kill a Mexican photojournalist and four women last month, a lawyer said, providing new details of a murder that drew a new international call for justice.
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Cuba Looks to Mangroves to Fend Off Rising Seas
Many people in this tiny hamlet on the southern coast of Cuba remember when the shore lay about 100 meters (yards) farther out. That was four decades ago.
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FIFA World Cup 2014, Highlights: Costa Rica Stun Uruguay 3-1 in Group D Opener
Joel Campbell, Oscar Duarte and Marcos Urena scored once each as Costa Rica shocked Uruguay 3-1 in their FIFA World Cup opener. Catch all the highlights from the Group D encounter here.
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TV Mogul Nancy Malone Dies at 79
The star of 1960s TV drama Naked City died of pneumonia related to a battle with leukemia on May 8 at a hospital in Duarte, California, reports femalefirst.co.uk.
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25 killed in Mexico bus crash: official
A bus burst into flames after slamming into the back of a parked trailer-truck in southeastern Mexico, killing at least 25 people and injuring four others, an official said on Sunday.
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Luiz Felipe Scolari heaps praise on Ramires, Bernard after Brazil's friendly win
Ramires and Bernard shone in midfield having been drafted into Scolari's starting lineup after injuries to Hulk (hamstring) and Oscar (ankle) during the week.
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Shakhtar Donetsk sign promising Brazilian winger Bernard for $33 million
Bernard, who had attracted interest from England's Arsenal, Tottenham and Liverpool, as well as from Portuguese Porto, was named among 20-players in the Brazil national squad for the friendly match against Switzerland Aug 14.
