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Australian Man Saves Wife By Punching Shark
A man jumped onto a great white shark and punched it to save his wife when it attacked her on Saturday at a beach in Port Macquarie in the Australian state of New South Wales, media and officials said.
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Buy Havells, L&T; Sell ABB, Siemens: Macquarie Capital
Inderjeet Singh of Macquarie Capital Securities spoke to NDTV Profit about stocks that investors should track amid the ongoing turbulence. Mr Singh is positive on Havells, L&T and Crompton Greaves, but expects ABB, Siemens and BHEL to underperform in the medium to long term.
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Australian Beaches Closed After Latest Shark Attack
Several beaches on Australia's east coast remained closed Sunday after a bodyboarder was seriously hurt in a shark attack, just weeks after two others were badly mauled at a nearby region.
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Macquarie Sees BJP, Allies Winning 230 Seats in Elections
Macquarie estimates a number around 230 could spark gains of 5-10 per cent over one month in Indian shares, while a number above 240 seats would spark 15-20 percent gains.
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Australian Man Saves Wife By Punching Shark
A man jumped onto a great white shark and punched it to save his wife when it attacked her on Saturday at a beach in Port Macquarie in the Australian state of New South Wales, media and officials said.
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Buy Havells, L&T; Sell ABB, Siemens: Macquarie Capital
Inderjeet Singh of Macquarie Capital Securities spoke to NDTV Profit about stocks that investors should track amid the ongoing turbulence. Mr Singh is positive on Havells, L&T and Crompton Greaves, but expects ABB, Siemens and BHEL to underperform in the medium to long term.
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Australian Beaches Closed After Latest Shark Attack
Several beaches on Australia's east coast remained closed Sunday after a bodyboarder was seriously hurt in a shark attack, just weeks after two others were badly mauled at a nearby region.
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Macquarie Sees BJP, Allies Winning 230 Seats in Elections
Macquarie estimates a number around 230 could spark gains of 5-10 per cent over one month in Indian shares, while a number above 240 seats would spark 15-20 percent gains.
