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5 Points on "Zombie Virus" Revived By French Scientists In Russia
French scientists have reportedly revived a 48,500-year-old "zombie virus" buried under a frozen lake in Russia. According to New York Post, these scientists have sparked fears of yet another pandemic
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New York Homes Found Covered In Ice, Trapping Residents Inside. See Pics
The houses on the waterfront by Hoover Beach in New York have been transformed into a row of surreal ice palaces after two days of gale-force winds.
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Viral: Fish With Two Mouths Shocks The Internet
A woman fishing in upstate New York made a one-of-a-kind catch when she reeled in a fish with two mouths. Debbie Geddes caught the strange-looking fish while she was out on Lake Champlain with her husband on Friday.
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Video: Incredible 'Ice House' In US Looks Like It's Out Of The Movie Frozen
A house along the shoreline of Lake Ontario in upstate New York, USA, has been completely encased in ice, and it looks incredible. Following five days of heavy, cold winds, the beach house in Webster has been coated in ice totally.
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World's First Three-Parent IVF Baby Birth 'Revolutionary': Doctor
A New York fertility specialist, who said he successfully carried out a "three-parent" in vitro fertilization (IVF) technique resulting in a baby boy, called the procedure a "revolutionary approach in human reproduction."
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World's Largest Viking Ship Docks In New York City
The world's largest Viking ship docked on Saturday in New York, the latest destination in a voyage that began in Norway and has included port stops in Iceland, Greenland, Canada and US cities of the Great Lakes region.
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Shiva Keshavan Aims Podium Finish in Asian Luge Championship
Shiva Keshavan has participated in two World Cups this season with his best showing in Lake Placid (New York) with a 15th place finish at the Nations Cup.
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With FIFA Scandal, Switzerland Raises Its Profile on the World Stage
The long arm of American justice had already been shaking up Switzerland, a country with a vaunted culture of secrecy. The arrests of several officials of FIFA, soccer's governing body, in a highly coordinated operation during which plainclothes Swiss officers raided a five-star hotel overlooking Lake Zurich, have a firm legal basis in both countri...
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Venerable Five-Star Hotel Is Unlikely Setting for a Raid
The Baur au Lac, which overlooks Lake Zurich, provided an unlikely setting for the apprehension of six global soccer executives who were arrested on corruption charges and now face extradition to the United States. The operation took less than two hours and was strikingly peaceful - no handcuffs, no guns drawn.
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FIFA Officials Arrested on Corruption Charges; Face Extradition to U.S.
As leaders of FIFA, soccer's global governing body, gathered for their annual meeting, Swiss law enforcement officials arrived unannounced at the Baur au Lac hotel, an elegant five-star property with views of the Alps and Lake Zurich.
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Residents Battle Worst Snow in Memory in New York State
The death toll from the worst snow in memory in western New York has risen to at least 10.
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Early Winter Pummels Much of US, Strands Cars
A huge lake-effect snow storm paralyzed the upstate city of Buffalo on Tuesday, forcing state police on snowmobiles to deliver blankets to stranded motorists on the main highway across New York state on a wintry day when temperatures fell to freezing or below in all 50 states.
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World's Longest Garland Unveiled in New York
A 3.46 km flower string, the world's longest garland, has been unveiled by 200 followers of Indian spiritual leader Sri Chinmoy in New York on his 80th birthday, honouring his 50 years of work for world peace.
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For Silver Lake, Dell's beauty is in the eye of the beholder
For years, many Wall Street investors wrote off Dell Inc as a dying personal computer company that has failed to adapt to a new era of tablets and smartphones. But Silver Lake Partners, one of the most respected technology investors in Silicon Valley, is betting about $1 billion that they're wrong.
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Dell close to selling itself; buyout could top $24 billion
Dell Inc is edging closer to an agreement to sell itself to a buyout consortium led by Michael Dell, its founder and chief executive, and private equity firm Silver Lake Partners in a deal that could top $24 billion, people familiar with the matter said on Friday.
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5 Points on "Zombie Virus" Revived By French Scientists In Russia
French scientists have reportedly revived a 48,500-year-old "zombie virus" buried under a frozen lake in Russia. According to New York Post, these scientists have sparked fears of yet another pandemic
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New York Homes Found Covered In Ice, Trapping Residents Inside. See Pics
The houses on the waterfront by Hoover Beach in New York have been transformed into a row of surreal ice palaces after two days of gale-force winds.
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Viral: Fish With Two Mouths Shocks The Internet
A woman fishing in upstate New York made a one-of-a-kind catch when she reeled in a fish with two mouths. Debbie Geddes caught the strange-looking fish while she was out on Lake Champlain with her husband on Friday.
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Video: Incredible 'Ice House' In US Looks Like It's Out Of The Movie Frozen
A house along the shoreline of Lake Ontario in upstate New York, USA, has been completely encased in ice, and it looks incredible. Following five days of heavy, cold winds, the beach house in Webster has been coated in ice totally.
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World's First Three-Parent IVF Baby Birth 'Revolutionary': Doctor
A New York fertility specialist, who said he successfully carried out a "three-parent" in vitro fertilization (IVF) technique resulting in a baby boy, called the procedure a "revolutionary approach in human reproduction."
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World's Largest Viking Ship Docks In New York City
The world's largest Viking ship docked on Saturday in New York, the latest destination in a voyage that began in Norway and has included port stops in Iceland, Greenland, Canada and US cities of the Great Lakes region.
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Shiva Keshavan Aims Podium Finish in Asian Luge Championship
Shiva Keshavan has participated in two World Cups this season with his best showing in Lake Placid (New York) with a 15th place finish at the Nations Cup.
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With FIFA Scandal, Switzerland Raises Its Profile on the World Stage
The long arm of American justice had already been shaking up Switzerland, a country with a vaunted culture of secrecy. The arrests of several officials of FIFA, soccer's governing body, in a highly coordinated operation during which plainclothes Swiss officers raided a five-star hotel overlooking Lake Zurich, have a firm legal basis in both countri...
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Venerable Five-Star Hotel Is Unlikely Setting for a Raid
The Baur au Lac, which overlooks Lake Zurich, provided an unlikely setting for the apprehension of six global soccer executives who were arrested on corruption charges and now face extradition to the United States. The operation took less than two hours and was strikingly peaceful - no handcuffs, no guns drawn.
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FIFA Officials Arrested on Corruption Charges; Face Extradition to U.S.
As leaders of FIFA, soccer's global governing body, gathered for their annual meeting, Swiss law enforcement officials arrived unannounced at the Baur au Lac hotel, an elegant five-star property with views of the Alps and Lake Zurich.
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Residents Battle Worst Snow in Memory in New York State
The death toll from the worst snow in memory in western New York has risen to at least 10.
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Early Winter Pummels Much of US, Strands Cars
A huge lake-effect snow storm paralyzed the upstate city of Buffalo on Tuesday, forcing state police on snowmobiles to deliver blankets to stranded motorists on the main highway across New York state on a wintry day when temperatures fell to freezing or below in all 50 states.
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World's Longest Garland Unveiled in New York
A 3.46 km flower string, the world's longest garland, has been unveiled by 200 followers of Indian spiritual leader Sri Chinmoy in New York on his 80th birthday, honouring his 50 years of work for world peace.
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For Silver Lake, Dell's beauty is in the eye of the beholder
For years, many Wall Street investors wrote off Dell Inc as a dying personal computer company that has failed to adapt to a new era of tablets and smartphones. But Silver Lake Partners, one of the most respected technology investors in Silicon Valley, is betting about $1 billion that they're wrong.
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Dell close to selling itself; buyout could top $24 billion
Dell Inc is edging closer to an agreement to sell itself to a buyout consortium led by Michael Dell, its founder and chief executive, and private equity firm Silver Lake Partners in a deal that could top $24 billion, people familiar with the matter said on Friday.
