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Australia's Steve Smith To Captain Welsh Fire In The Hundred
Steve Smith will skipper Welsh Fire in English cricket's new Hundred competition two years after being stripped of the Australia captaincy for his role in a ball-tampering scandal.
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Mark Zuckerberg Says Facebook Doesn't Secretly Tap Your Microphone to Target Ads
Zuckerberg revealed that Facebook does access audio via a microphone on mobile devices to enable video recording.
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Champions League: Gary Neville Handed Chance to Become Instant Valencia Hero
The Champions League match against Lyon will be Gary Neville's first as a head coach after he was surprisingly hired by business partner and Valencia owner Peter Lim until the end of the season despite his lack of managerial experience.
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Barack Obama Musters Key 41 Senate Votes for Iran Nuclear Deal
President Barack Obama on Tuesday secured 41 votes in the US Senate for the international nuclear deal with Iran, just enough to block a final vote on a measure of disapproval.
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Barack Obama Stumps in Michigan, Where His Popularity is Still Strong
President Barack Obama made his lone campaign appearance with a Democrat running for Senate on Saturday in Michigan, urging voters to remember how his administration helped rescue the auto industry when he first took office in 2009.
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England Cricket Team Warns 'Drunk, Topless' Gary Ballance for Pub Misconduct
England cricket team head coach Peter Moores said Gary Ballance has been reminded of his responsibilities after he was pictured dancing in the nightclub.
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Ten years on, US officer's Iraq diary tells grim tale
US Lieutenant Timothy McLaughlin's Iraq diary is not an introspective journal, but 10 years after the invasion its terse, staccato account of a young man's war holds a powerful charge.
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And the Oscar goes to Batman? Could happen
The Dark Knight Rises probably has the best chance ever for a superhero film to rise into the best-picture mix at February's Oscars.
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Four Indians in Roebuck's World Cup squad
Mahendra Singh Dhoni missed the cut in the ICC World Cup XI but the India skipper has been selected by noted cricket writer Peter Roebuck in his squad of 12 players, which also has iconic Sachin Tendulkar. Apart from Dhoni and Tendulkar, Man-of-the-tournament Yuvraj Singh and joint highest-wicket taker Zaheer Khan are the two other Indians in Roebu...
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Dew factor to play key role in clash against WI: Borren
The Netherlands gave a mighty scare to England before losing their World Cup opening match and their captain Peter Borren said they would aim for an upset victory against an injury-ravaged West Indies in a Group B encounter here on Monday.
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Australia's Steve Smith To Captain Welsh Fire In The Hundred
Steve Smith will skipper Welsh Fire in English cricket's new Hundred competition two years after being stripped of the Australia captaincy for his role in a ball-tampering scandal.
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Mark Zuckerberg Says Facebook Doesn't Secretly Tap Your Microphone to Target Ads
Zuckerberg revealed that Facebook does access audio via a microphone on mobile devices to enable video recording.
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Champions League: Gary Neville Handed Chance to Become Instant Valencia Hero
The Champions League match against Lyon will be Gary Neville's first as a head coach after he was surprisingly hired by business partner and Valencia owner Peter Lim until the end of the season despite his lack of managerial experience.
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Barack Obama Musters Key 41 Senate Votes for Iran Nuclear Deal
President Barack Obama on Tuesday secured 41 votes in the US Senate for the international nuclear deal with Iran, just enough to block a final vote on a measure of disapproval.
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Barack Obama Stumps in Michigan, Where His Popularity is Still Strong
President Barack Obama made his lone campaign appearance with a Democrat running for Senate on Saturday in Michigan, urging voters to remember how his administration helped rescue the auto industry when he first took office in 2009.
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England Cricket Team Warns 'Drunk, Topless' Gary Ballance for Pub Misconduct
England cricket team head coach Peter Moores said Gary Ballance has been reminded of his responsibilities after he was pictured dancing in the nightclub.
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Ten years on, US officer's Iraq diary tells grim tale
US Lieutenant Timothy McLaughlin's Iraq diary is not an introspective journal, but 10 years after the invasion its terse, staccato account of a young man's war holds a powerful charge.
-
And the Oscar goes to Batman? Could happen
The Dark Knight Rises probably has the best chance ever for a superhero film to rise into the best-picture mix at February's Oscars.
-
Four Indians in Roebuck's World Cup squad
Mahendra Singh Dhoni missed the cut in the ICC World Cup XI but the India skipper has been selected by noted cricket writer Peter Roebuck in his squad of 12 players, which also has iconic Sachin Tendulkar. Apart from Dhoni and Tendulkar, Man-of-the-tournament Yuvraj Singh and joint highest-wicket taker Zaheer Khan are the two other Indians in Roebu...
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Dew factor to play key role in clash against WI: Borren
The Netherlands gave a mighty scare to England before losing their World Cup opening match and their captain Peter Borren said they would aim for an upset victory against an injury-ravaged West Indies in a Group B encounter here on Monday.
