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Oppenheimer Trailer: Cillian Murphy Muses on the Destructive Power of the First Atomic Bomb
Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer just got a full-length trailer, showcasing a tense Cillian Murphy murmuring about the trials and tribulations of creating the first atomic bomb. In it, he plays the titular theoretical physicist Robert J. Oppenheimer, leading the development at the Manhattan Project, set during World War II. The film also stars Rob...
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IPL Not Hampering New Zealand Players' World Cup Preparations, Says Coach Gary Stead
New Zealand skipper Kane Williamson has registered a poor outing in the IPL 2019, scoring just 28 runs in four matches.
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Man Accused In US Shooting Had Been Convicted For Beating Girlfriend
A "disgruntled" employee, who fatally shot five people and wounded five officers at an Illinois warehouse Friday, severely beat a woman years ago in a domestic violence incident that turned him into a felon - and should have kept him from buying a gun.
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Dismissed Employee Kills 5 Co-Workers In Illinois Factory Shooting
A gunman opened fire in an industrial warehouse in Aurora, Illinois, on Friday, killing five people and wounding five police officers before he was slain, law enforcement officials said.
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Gary Ballance will be Back, says his Ashes Replacement Jonny Bairstow
Bairstow to bat at No 5 with Ian Bell at No 3 and Joe Root No 4
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Yuvraj Singh launches a free Cancer Detection Centre in Ranchi
Stating that he had the firm belief that "You & We together can fight cancer", Yuvraj said he would be extremely happy if this initiative of cancer screening makes a difference to people and save lives.
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Emotional Yuvraj recalls his struggles on Cancer Day
The 31-year-old said his aim now is to generate awareness and facilitate early detection of cancer through his initiative 'YouWeCan'.
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When Goldman's new CFO talks, insiders say they listen
In 2004, Harvey Schwartz, who was then head of the financing business at Goldman Sachs Group Incs investment bank, came up with a new way for the bank to make money from a seemingly mundane activity- helping companies buy back their shares.
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Sania Mirza appreciates courage of cancer survivors
Tennis star Sania Mirza on Saturday, interacted with a group of cancer survivors at a hospital here and appreciated their grit and courage.
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I have always been more nervous than him, says Yuvraj's mother
Happiness has many manifestations. For Yuvraj Singh and family it was crying together when given the news of the cricketer's inclusion in the India T20 squad against New Zealand.
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Lance Armstrong still remains my hero, says Yuvraj Singh
India's star cricketer Yuvraj Singh, who was honoured with the Arjuna Award, said Lance Armstrong continues to be his hero despite the cyclist having been stripped of his seven Tour de France titles and banned by the US Anti-Doping Agency last week.
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New Zealand fight to bridge gap against West Indies
Brendon McCullum struck 84 while opener Martin Guptill added 67 Saturday as New Zealand batsmen led a spirited fightback on day four of the first cricket test against the West Indies at the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium.
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New Zealand 232/4 at close against West Indies
New Zealand were 232/4 at the close on the opening day of the first of two Tests against the West Indies as Martin Guptill spurned the chance of a century.
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To remain positive is the best way against cancer: Yuvraj Singh
Flamboyant India cricketer Yuvraj Singh has said that cancer survivors do not need pity and sympathy. After having successfully battled a rare germ cell cancer, the south-paw also encouraged others suffering from the disease to fight back.
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1st T20 preview: New Zealand take on West Indies
Spin is expected to play a dominant role as New Zealand arrive to take on West Indies in the first of the weekend's two T20 clashes.
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Oppenheimer Trailer: Cillian Murphy Muses on the Destructive Power of the First Atomic Bomb
Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer just got a full-length trailer, showcasing a tense Cillian Murphy murmuring about the trials and tribulations of creating the first atomic bomb. In it, he plays the titular theoretical physicist Robert J. Oppenheimer, leading the development at the Manhattan Project, set during World War II. The film also stars Rob...
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IPL Not Hampering New Zealand Players' World Cup Preparations, Says Coach Gary Stead
New Zealand skipper Kane Williamson has registered a poor outing in the IPL 2019, scoring just 28 runs in four matches.
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Man Accused In US Shooting Had Been Convicted For Beating Girlfriend
A "disgruntled" employee, who fatally shot five people and wounded five officers at an Illinois warehouse Friday, severely beat a woman years ago in a domestic violence incident that turned him into a felon - and should have kept him from buying a gun.
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Dismissed Employee Kills 5 Co-Workers In Illinois Factory Shooting
A gunman opened fire in an industrial warehouse in Aurora, Illinois, on Friday, killing five people and wounding five police officers before he was slain, law enforcement officials said.
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Gary Ballance will be Back, says his Ashes Replacement Jonny Bairstow
Bairstow to bat at No 5 with Ian Bell at No 3 and Joe Root No 4
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Yuvraj Singh launches a free Cancer Detection Centre in Ranchi
Stating that he had the firm belief that "You & We together can fight cancer", Yuvraj said he would be extremely happy if this initiative of cancer screening makes a difference to people and save lives.
-
Emotional Yuvraj recalls his struggles on Cancer Day
The 31-year-old said his aim now is to generate awareness and facilitate early detection of cancer through his initiative 'YouWeCan'.
-
When Goldman's new CFO talks, insiders say they listen
In 2004, Harvey Schwartz, who was then head of the financing business at Goldman Sachs Group Incs investment bank, came up with a new way for the bank to make money from a seemingly mundane activity- helping companies buy back their shares.
-
Sania Mirza appreciates courage of cancer survivors
Tennis star Sania Mirza on Saturday, interacted with a group of cancer survivors at a hospital here and appreciated their grit and courage.
-
I have always been more nervous than him, says Yuvraj's mother
Happiness has many manifestations. For Yuvraj Singh and family it was crying together when given the news of the cricketer's inclusion in the India T20 squad against New Zealand.
-
Lance Armstrong still remains my hero, says Yuvraj Singh
India's star cricketer Yuvraj Singh, who was honoured with the Arjuna Award, said Lance Armstrong continues to be his hero despite the cyclist having been stripped of his seven Tour de France titles and banned by the US Anti-Doping Agency last week.
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New Zealand fight to bridge gap against West Indies
Brendon McCullum struck 84 while opener Martin Guptill added 67 Saturday as New Zealand batsmen led a spirited fightback on day four of the first cricket test against the West Indies at the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium.
-
New Zealand 232/4 at close against West Indies
New Zealand were 232/4 at the close on the opening day of the first of two Tests against the West Indies as Martin Guptill spurned the chance of a century.
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To remain positive is the best way against cancer: Yuvraj Singh
Flamboyant India cricketer Yuvraj Singh has said that cancer survivors do not need pity and sympathy. After having successfully battled a rare germ cell cancer, the south-paw also encouraged others suffering from the disease to fight back.
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1st T20 preview: New Zealand take on West Indies
Spin is expected to play a dominant role as New Zealand arrive to take on West Indies in the first of the weekend's two T20 clashes.
