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'Wicked' Music Producer Greg Wells Loses Family Home To Los Angeles Fires
Los Angeles Fire: Music producer Greg Wells also lost his state-of-the-art Dolby Atmos mixing room and studio in Pacific Palisades.
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India UK Free Trade Agreement Talks Are "Progressing Well", Says Minister
The free trade agreement (FTA) talks between India and the UK are "progressing well" and a deal that works for both sides is more important than the date when it is signed, Britain's Trade Policy Minister Greg Hands said.
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Khashoggi Children Got Houses, "Blood Money" From Saudi Government
The children of slain Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi have received million-dollar houses in the kingdom and monthly five-figure payments as compensation for the killing of their father, according to current and former Saudi officials as well as people close to the family.
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Nissan Ex-Chairman Carlos Ghosn To Be Indicted Monday: Nikkei
Tokyo prosecutors plan to indict former Nissan Motor Co Ltd Chairman Carlos Ghosn on Monday for financial misconduct, the Nikkei business daily reported, ratcheting up their case against the auto tycoon. Prosecutors also plan to indict on the same day former representative director Greg Kelly as well as the automaker itself, the Nikkei said today, ...
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Virat Kohli Lucky to Have Anil Kumble as Coach: Greg Chappell
Virat Kohli and Anil Kumble will need a lot of support from key stakeholders of Indian cricket if they have to do well as a team, feels former Australian legend Greg Chappell
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Arrival of the Personal Coach
Years ago Sourav Ganguly spent time with Greg Chappell in Australia (when they were still on talking terms) and immediately scored a hundred in Brisbane on a lively pitch. Recently, top Indian cricketers have started working with their own coaches and the most well known case is that of Pravin Amre.
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After surgery, Andy Murray lowers his sights
Andy Murray has made it clear that he did not expect to win the Australian Open and had no earthly idea how far he might advance. He factored in the layoff and the operation, as well as his lack of matches in the new season.
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Flexibility and patience key to success in India, says Terry Walsh
Some of Walsh's high-profile countrymates -- hockey legend Ric Charlesworth and former cricketer Greg Chappell --did not have the best of stints as coaches of the Indian teams and Walsh said he was well aware about what they lacked.
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Cricket Australia forced to release Shane Watson for Rajasthan Royals
According to rules, players who have qualified for more than one team, as Watson and Johnson have for Royals and MI, respectively, as well as Brisbane Heat, are obliged to represent the Indian team.
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Warren Buffett says US economy on mend, bonds 'terrible' investment
Warren Buffett said the U.S. economy is gradually improving, but low interest rates have made bonds "terrible investments" while stocks remain "reasonably priced." Speaking on CNBC television on Monday, the chairman and chief executive of Berkshire Hathaway Inc said the economy is benefiting from an upturn in areas that had not previously performed...
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Players wouldn't have been axed without CA's blessings: Ian Chappell
The players were dropped for failing to make a presentation on how to improve their personal as well as the team's performance after the innings and 135 runs defeat in the second Test in Hyderabad.
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Miffed Chappell may walk away from Australian cricket: Report
Sacked as a selection panel member after a review of Australia's cricketing decline in the past couple of years, a miffed Greg Chappell could quit as the country's national talent manager as well, media reports claimed.
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Pressure to bowl well backfired for Johnson during Ashes
Australian fast bowler Mitchell Johnson on Tuesday revealed that his desire to bowl flawlessly during his team's failed Ashes campaign backfired on him and led to his mediocre performance in the high-profile series.
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It may be time up for Ponting as well: Warne
Legendary leg-spinner Shane Warne feels Ricky Ponting was lucky to survive the axe despite his average batting as the selectors chose to drop an 'easy' prey in Simon Katich.
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IPL not good for Oz cricket: Mathews
The IPL is not healthy for Australian cricket as it does nothing for grassroots players though elite cricketers are paid well, says Greg Matthews.
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'Wicked' Music Producer Greg Wells Loses Family Home To Los Angeles Fires
Los Angeles Fire: Music producer Greg Wells also lost his state-of-the-art Dolby Atmos mixing room and studio in Pacific Palisades.
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India UK Free Trade Agreement Talks Are "Progressing Well", Says Minister
The free trade agreement (FTA) talks between India and the UK are "progressing well" and a deal that works for both sides is more important than the date when it is signed, Britain's Trade Policy Minister Greg Hands said.
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Khashoggi Children Got Houses, "Blood Money" From Saudi Government
The children of slain Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi have received million-dollar houses in the kingdom and monthly five-figure payments as compensation for the killing of their father, according to current and former Saudi officials as well as people close to the family.
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Nissan Ex-Chairman Carlos Ghosn To Be Indicted Monday: Nikkei
Tokyo prosecutors plan to indict former Nissan Motor Co Ltd Chairman Carlos Ghosn on Monday for financial misconduct, the Nikkei business daily reported, ratcheting up their case against the auto tycoon. Prosecutors also plan to indict on the same day former representative director Greg Kelly as well as the automaker itself, the Nikkei said today, ...
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Virat Kohli Lucky to Have Anil Kumble as Coach: Greg Chappell
Virat Kohli and Anil Kumble will need a lot of support from key stakeholders of Indian cricket if they have to do well as a team, feels former Australian legend Greg Chappell
-
Arrival of the Personal Coach
Years ago Sourav Ganguly spent time with Greg Chappell in Australia (when they were still on talking terms) and immediately scored a hundred in Brisbane on a lively pitch. Recently, top Indian cricketers have started working with their own coaches and the most well known case is that of Pravin Amre.
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After surgery, Andy Murray lowers his sights
Andy Murray has made it clear that he did not expect to win the Australian Open and had no earthly idea how far he might advance. He factored in the layoff and the operation, as well as his lack of matches in the new season.
-
Flexibility and patience key to success in India, says Terry Walsh
Some of Walsh's high-profile countrymates -- hockey legend Ric Charlesworth and former cricketer Greg Chappell --did not have the best of stints as coaches of the Indian teams and Walsh said he was well aware about what they lacked.
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Cricket Australia forced to release Shane Watson for Rajasthan Royals
According to rules, players who have qualified for more than one team, as Watson and Johnson have for Royals and MI, respectively, as well as Brisbane Heat, are obliged to represent the Indian team.
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Warren Buffett says US economy on mend, bonds 'terrible' investment
Warren Buffett said the U.S. economy is gradually improving, but low interest rates have made bonds "terrible investments" while stocks remain "reasonably priced." Speaking on CNBC television on Monday, the chairman and chief executive of Berkshire Hathaway Inc said the economy is benefiting from an upturn in areas that had not previously performed...
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Players wouldn't have been axed without CA's blessings: Ian Chappell
The players were dropped for failing to make a presentation on how to improve their personal as well as the team's performance after the innings and 135 runs defeat in the second Test in Hyderabad.
-
Miffed Chappell may walk away from Australian cricket: Report
Sacked as a selection panel member after a review of Australia's cricketing decline in the past couple of years, a miffed Greg Chappell could quit as the country's national talent manager as well, media reports claimed.
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Pressure to bowl well backfired for Johnson during Ashes
Australian fast bowler Mitchell Johnson on Tuesday revealed that his desire to bowl flawlessly during his team's failed Ashes campaign backfired on him and led to his mediocre performance in the high-profile series.
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It may be time up for Ponting as well: Warne
Legendary leg-spinner Shane Warne feels Ricky Ponting was lucky to survive the axe despite his average batting as the selectors chose to drop an 'easy' prey in Simon Katich.
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IPL not good for Oz cricket: Mathews
The IPL is not healthy for Australian cricket as it does nothing for grassroots players though elite cricketers are paid well, says Greg Matthews.
