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Australian Customs Fines Woman Rs 1.6 Lakh For Undeclared Chicken Sandwich
A 77-year-old woman faced a 3300 Australian dollars (Rs 1.6 lakh) fine for carrying a chicken sandwich into Australia.
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Elderly Woman Fined Over Rs. 1 Lakh For "Importing" Chicken Sandwich
June Armstrong had filled out a declaration form, mentioning her prescription medication but failed to mention the sandwich.
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Verizon Seen to Bet on Armstrong, M&A Savvy in Yahoo Bid
Verizon acquired AOL last June for $4.4 billion - its first big foray into the advertising-supported Internet business.
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Sopranos star James Gandolfini dead at 51
Emmy award-winning US actor James Gandolfini, the star of the long-running mafia drama The Sopranos, has died at the age of 51 in Italy, his managers said on Wednesday (June 20, 2013).
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Details of doping scheme paint Lance Armstrong as leader
To start what was deemed a new and better doping strategy, Lance Armstrong and two of his teammates on the United States Postal Service cycling squad flew on a private jet to Valencia, Spain, in June 2000, to have blood extracted. In a hotel room there, two doctors and the team's manager stood by to see their plan unfold, watching the blood of ...
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Australian Customs Fines Woman Rs 1.6 Lakh For Undeclared Chicken Sandwich
A 77-year-old woman faced a 3300 Australian dollars (Rs 1.6 lakh) fine for carrying a chicken sandwich into Australia.
-
Elderly Woman Fined Over Rs. 1 Lakh For "Importing" Chicken Sandwich
June Armstrong had filled out a declaration form, mentioning her prescription medication but failed to mention the sandwich.
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Verizon Seen to Bet on Armstrong, M&A Savvy in Yahoo Bid
Verizon acquired AOL last June for $4.4 billion - its first big foray into the advertising-supported Internet business.
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Sopranos star James Gandolfini dead at 51
Emmy award-winning US actor James Gandolfini, the star of the long-running mafia drama The Sopranos, has died at the age of 51 in Italy, his managers said on Wednesday (June 20, 2013).
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Details of doping scheme paint Lance Armstrong as leader
To start what was deemed a new and better doping strategy, Lance Armstrong and two of his teammates on the United States Postal Service cycling squad flew on a private jet to Valencia, Spain, in June 2000, to have blood extracted. In a hotel room there, two doctors and the team's manager stood by to see their plan unfold, watching the blood of ...
