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James Anderson Wards Off Concern After Joe Root Stays Out Of Field With An Injured Finger
England pacer James Anderson allayed concerns after prolific batter Joe Root was forced to leave the field following a blow on his right little finger during Day 3 of the second Test against India on Sunday.
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The Mind-Boggling Tale Of How A Mom Found Her Daughter, 18 Years After Being Stolen At Birth
Celeste Nurse lay in a Cape Town, South Africa, hospital bed, groggy from the morphine masking the pain from her cesarean section three days earlier. In a cot next to her lay her newborn, a bushy haired girl. In her medicated haze, Celeste spotted a woman sitting near the maternity ward door.
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Survivors Say Justice Served in Boston Death Verdict
Survivors of the Boston Marathon bombings said justice had been served but reacted with mixed emotions after a jury handed down the death penalty verdict to convicted killer Dzhokhar Tsarnaev.
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Ferguson Protesters Lawyer up After Scores of Arrests
The young man and woman waiting in the dark outside the St. Louis county jail were bundled up in scarves and hats to ward off a light freezing rain, but still they were shivering.
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National Guard, Police Curb Ferguson Unrest as Protests Swell Across US
Some 2,000 National Guard troops helped ward off a second night of rampant arson and looting in suburban St Louis after a grand jury declined to indict a white policeman in the fatal shooting of an unarmed black teenager, and sympathy protests spread to several US cities.
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USA Boxing takes a jab at Mike Tyson over pro signings
No US boxers won Olympic medals at London last year and the lone medal from 2008 at Beijing was a bronze by Deontay Wilder. Not since reigning super-middleweight world champion Andre Ward won Athens gold in 2004 has a US male fighter collected gold.
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Paris Jackson to stay in care home?
Following her attempted suicide on June 5, late pop legend Michael Jackson's daughter Paris Jackson has reportedly been asked to shift to a children's ward at the UCLA Medical Center in Los Angeles.
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With a bit of luck, we can do wonders in Olympics: Nobbs
They might not be in the same league of Australia and Holland but India coach Michael Nobbs is determined that his wards will not be going to the London Olympics simply to make numbers.
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We did enough to deserve a podium finish, says Michael Nobbs
India might have failed to win the Azlan Shah Cup hockey tournament for a record sixth time, but coach Micheal Nobbs is delighted with the bronze medal showing and said his wards did enough to finish on the podium.
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Azlan Shah: India's defeat leaves Nobbs furious
India's chief coach Michael Nobbs was left fuming at his wards lacklustre performance against New Zealand in their opening match of the Azlan Shah Cup hockey tournament here on Thursday, saying the game was a "reality check" for the erstwhile giants of the game.
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James Anderson Wards Off Concern After Joe Root Stays Out Of Field With An Injured Finger
England pacer James Anderson allayed concerns after prolific batter Joe Root was forced to leave the field following a blow on his right little finger during Day 3 of the second Test against India on Sunday.
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The Mind-Boggling Tale Of How A Mom Found Her Daughter, 18 Years After Being Stolen At Birth
Celeste Nurse lay in a Cape Town, South Africa, hospital bed, groggy from the morphine masking the pain from her cesarean section three days earlier. In a cot next to her lay her newborn, a bushy haired girl. In her medicated haze, Celeste spotted a woman sitting near the maternity ward door.
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Survivors Say Justice Served in Boston Death Verdict
Survivors of the Boston Marathon bombings said justice had been served but reacted with mixed emotions after a jury handed down the death penalty verdict to convicted killer Dzhokhar Tsarnaev.
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Ferguson Protesters Lawyer up After Scores of Arrests
The young man and woman waiting in the dark outside the St. Louis county jail were bundled up in scarves and hats to ward off a light freezing rain, but still they were shivering.
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National Guard, Police Curb Ferguson Unrest as Protests Swell Across US
Some 2,000 National Guard troops helped ward off a second night of rampant arson and looting in suburban St Louis after a grand jury declined to indict a white policeman in the fatal shooting of an unarmed black teenager, and sympathy protests spread to several US cities.
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USA Boxing takes a jab at Mike Tyson over pro signings
No US boxers won Olympic medals at London last year and the lone medal from 2008 at Beijing was a bronze by Deontay Wilder. Not since reigning super-middleweight world champion Andre Ward won Athens gold in 2004 has a US male fighter collected gold.
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Paris Jackson to stay in care home?
Following her attempted suicide on June 5, late pop legend Michael Jackson's daughter Paris Jackson has reportedly been asked to shift to a children's ward at the UCLA Medical Center in Los Angeles.
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With a bit of luck, we can do wonders in Olympics: Nobbs
They might not be in the same league of Australia and Holland but India coach Michael Nobbs is determined that his wards will not be going to the London Olympics simply to make numbers.
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We did enough to deserve a podium finish, says Michael Nobbs
India might have failed to win the Azlan Shah Cup hockey tournament for a record sixth time, but coach Micheal Nobbs is delighted with the bronze medal showing and said his wards did enough to finish on the podium.
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Azlan Shah: India's defeat leaves Nobbs furious
India's chief coach Michael Nobbs was left fuming at his wards lacklustre performance against New Zealand in their opening match of the Azlan Shah Cup hockey tournament here on Thursday, saying the game was a "reality check" for the erstwhile giants of the game.
