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This 93-Year-Old Man Maintains Body Of A 40-Year-Old. Know His Secret
Consistency, diverse training, weight workouts, and a high-protein diet form the four fundamental pillars of Mr Morgan's fitness routine.
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This African Super Grain Could Solve Famine And Drought (Plus It's Gluten-Free)
Last July, a Whole Foods store in New York's Harlem decided to stock bags of fonio, a West African grain similar to couscous. The first shipment sold out in three hours. Just last week, Los Angeles Lakers forward Luol Deng hosted a fonio party at his home. It's the hottest grain you've never eaten.
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Altered Carbon Review: A Bloody Show Where Immortality Has Killed Humanity
Netflix's first sci-fi original is based on Richard K. Morgan's 2002 hardboiled neo-noir detective novel of the same name.
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Netflix's Expensive Sci-Fi Original Altered Carbon Gets First Teaser Trailer
It stars Joel Kinnaman (Suicide Squad) as Takeshi Kovacs, a former soldier part of an elite interstellar group who's brought back to life to solve the murder of a rich man.
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Eoin Morgan Leads England to 45-Run Win vs West Indies
Eoin Morgan helped England win the first of the three One-Day Internationals against the West Indies on Friday.
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Opinion: The Best Punishment For Boris Johnson Is His New Job
Boris Johnson, the former London mayor and member of Parliament who helped orchestrate the Brexit, will be Britain's foreign secretary.
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Records show Fed officials wanted more power over Wall Street during 2008 crisis
US central bankers thought they should get more regulatory powers in return for providing cheap cash to Wall Street banks during the 2008 credit crisis, according to Federal Reserve transcripts released on Friday.
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Trust in elected leaders falls sharply: global survey
Ahead of the gathering of political and business leaders in the Swiss resort of Davos, the public relations firm Edelman found that only 44 percent of university-educated people participating in the survey trusted government, down 4 percentage points from the previous year. As recently as 2011, trust in politicians stood at 52 percent.
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Brett Lee could have killed Piers Morgan: Sir Richard Hadlee
During Saturday's tea break in the England-Australia Ashes Test at the Melbourne Cricket Ground, Brett Lee left Piers Morgan battered and bruised as he pounded the Englishman with an over of short-pitched deliveries.
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Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg paid record 2.2 billion dollars as salary: report
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg set a new record for corporate compensation in 2012 with a package worth more than 2.278 billion dollars, according to a survey by a corporate governance firm.
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ICC Champions Trophy: Javagal Srinath to be match referee for England-South Africa semifinal
Match official appointments 19 June - England v South Africa (d), The Oval - Kumar Dharmasena and Rod Tucker (on-field umpires), Bruce Oxenford (third umpire), Steve Davis (fourth umpire), Javagal Srinath (referee)
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Best Buy exits Europe with Carphone sale
US retailer Best Buy Co Inc retreated from an ill-timed European expansion on Tuesday by selling its stake in a joint venture to Carphone Warehouse Group for less than half of what it paid five years ago.
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Wall Street ends lower on renewed Cyprus worries
US stocks fell on Monday on renewed concerns about the developments in Cyprus and the euro zone, which wiped away earlier gains that drove the S&P 500 index to less than a point away from its record close.
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Third Test Day 3: Amla keeps England at bay
England's Jonny Bairstow came within five runs of penning his name on the famous Lord's honours board, on day three of the third and final Test against South Africa. But as good as his fighting innings of 95 was, it seems inevitable that there is a match-winner still to evolve in this seesawing Test match.
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Kevin Pietersen out of team but in focus at Lord's
Kevin Pietersen is nowhere in the vicinity of the all-important third Test between England and South Africa at Lord's, yet, as seems typical when the hugely-talented but complex batsman is involved, his name has been mentioned more than any other in the build-up.
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This 93-Year-Old Man Maintains Body Of A 40-Year-Old. Know His Secret
Consistency, diverse training, weight workouts, and a high-protein diet form the four fundamental pillars of Mr Morgan's fitness routine.
-
This African Super Grain Could Solve Famine And Drought (Plus It's Gluten-Free)
Last July, a Whole Foods store in New York's Harlem decided to stock bags of fonio, a West African grain similar to couscous. The first shipment sold out in three hours. Just last week, Los Angeles Lakers forward Luol Deng hosted a fonio party at his home. It's the hottest grain you've never eaten.
-
Altered Carbon Review: A Bloody Show Where Immortality Has Killed Humanity
Netflix's first sci-fi original is based on Richard K. Morgan's 2002 hardboiled neo-noir detective novel of the same name.
-
Netflix's Expensive Sci-Fi Original Altered Carbon Gets First Teaser Trailer
It stars Joel Kinnaman (Suicide Squad) as Takeshi Kovacs, a former soldier part of an elite interstellar group who's brought back to life to solve the murder of a rich man.
-
Eoin Morgan Leads England to 45-Run Win vs West Indies
Eoin Morgan helped England win the first of the three One-Day Internationals against the West Indies on Friday.
-
Opinion: The Best Punishment For Boris Johnson Is His New Job
Boris Johnson, the former London mayor and member of Parliament who helped orchestrate the Brexit, will be Britain's foreign secretary.
-
Records show Fed officials wanted more power over Wall Street during 2008 crisis
US central bankers thought they should get more regulatory powers in return for providing cheap cash to Wall Street banks during the 2008 credit crisis, according to Federal Reserve transcripts released on Friday.
-
Trust in elected leaders falls sharply: global survey
Ahead of the gathering of political and business leaders in the Swiss resort of Davos, the public relations firm Edelman found that only 44 percent of university-educated people participating in the survey trusted government, down 4 percentage points from the previous year. As recently as 2011, trust in politicians stood at 52 percent.
-
Brett Lee could have killed Piers Morgan: Sir Richard Hadlee
During Saturday's tea break in the England-Australia Ashes Test at the Melbourne Cricket Ground, Brett Lee left Piers Morgan battered and bruised as he pounded the Englishman with an over of short-pitched deliveries.
-
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg paid record 2.2 billion dollars as salary: report
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg set a new record for corporate compensation in 2012 with a package worth more than 2.278 billion dollars, according to a survey by a corporate governance firm.
-
ICC Champions Trophy: Javagal Srinath to be match referee for England-South Africa semifinal
Match official appointments 19 June - England v South Africa (d), The Oval - Kumar Dharmasena and Rod Tucker (on-field umpires), Bruce Oxenford (third umpire), Steve Davis (fourth umpire), Javagal Srinath (referee)
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Best Buy exits Europe with Carphone sale
US retailer Best Buy Co Inc retreated from an ill-timed European expansion on Tuesday by selling its stake in a joint venture to Carphone Warehouse Group for less than half of what it paid five years ago.
-
Wall Street ends lower on renewed Cyprus worries
US stocks fell on Monday on renewed concerns about the developments in Cyprus and the euro zone, which wiped away earlier gains that drove the S&P 500 index to less than a point away from its record close.
-
Third Test Day 3: Amla keeps England at bay
England's Jonny Bairstow came within five runs of penning his name on the famous Lord's honours board, on day three of the third and final Test against South Africa. But as good as his fighting innings of 95 was, it seems inevitable that there is a match-winner still to evolve in this seesawing Test match.
-
Kevin Pietersen out of team but in focus at Lord's
Kevin Pietersen is nowhere in the vicinity of the all-important third Test between England and South Africa at Lord's, yet, as seems typical when the hugely-talented but complex batsman is involved, his name has been mentioned more than any other in the build-up.
