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Maine Shooting Suspect Found Dead In Cargo Trailer, Motive Remains Unknown
The US Army reservist who sprayed a bowling alley and bar with gunfire this week in Lewiston, Maine, killing 18 people, took his own life inside a cargo trailer parked on the lot of a recycling plant where he once worked, police said on Saturday.
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A Booster In 100 Days To Beat Omicron: The New Challenge
At a plant nestled along a highway 20 miles north of Boston, hundreds of Pfizer Inc. workers are gearing up to produce millions of doses of a new vaccine that looks more and more like the next phase of fighting Covid-19.
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One-Time Chip Supply Shocks Over, But Structural Deficit Remains, Bosch CEO Says
CEO of German technology group Robert Bosch GmbH said on Wednesday that although the one-time supply shocks to the semiconductor market had passed, capacity was still lacking to meet global demand. "There were one-time problems which are now dealt with," Volkmar Denner said.
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Bosch Opens German Chip Plant, Its Biggest-Ever Investment Yet
Robert Bosch opened a 1 billion euro ($1.2 billion) chip plant in Germany on Monday, a record investment by the leading automotive supplier as it stakes a claim to equipping the latest electric and self-driving cars.
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"Came To Plant Evidence": After Raids, Robert Vadra Hits Out At Centre
The Enforcement Directorate (ED)raided the Delhi office ofRobert Vadra, the brother-in-law of Congress president Rahul Gandhi, and the residences of two associates in an unexpected move on Friday. The businessman's legal team reacted by terming the raids as an attempt to plant "manufactured evidence" that can be fraudulently used against him.
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'Don't Touch It': Plant With Sap That Can Cause Blindness Found In US
For weeks, Robert Emma wondered about the plants growing beside his new house. The flora, as many as 40 discrete plants, was "intimidating," the amateur gardener said, with thorns and jagged leaves five feet wide. They stood taller - much taller - than a person, and cast a canopy of white blooms a yard wide.
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"Biggest Political Scandal": Trump Suggests FBI May Have Infiltrated His Campaign
US President Donald Trump on Friday escalated his attacks on the Justice Department, suggesting that the FBI may have planted or recruited an informant in his 2016 presidential campaign.
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They Shamed Him For Overgrown Lawn. Then, Thousands Avenged Him
Abby Stricker came home one afternoon after her volunteer shift at an animal shelter to find a sign planted amid the balding grass and stray leaves of their yard.
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Led Zeppelin Did Not 'Steal' Stairway To Heaven Intro, Decides Jury
Frontman Robert Plant and guitarist Jimmy Page denied plagiarizing the melancholic guitar progression of their classic 1971 song from Taurus, an instrumental track from Spirit's debut album, written four years earlier
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US Jury Clears Led Zeppelin Of Stealing 'Stairway To Heaven' Intro
A US jury found on Thursday that British rock group Led Zeppelin did not steal the intro to their signature track "Stairway to Heaven" from a long-defunct Los Angeles rock band.
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Jury Could Rewrite History Of Led Zeppelin's Epic Song 'Stairway'
Jurors could rewrite a key chapter of rock 'n' roll history as they deliberate whether Led Zeppelin's Jimmy Page and Robert Plant lifted a riff from fellow rockers for its epic "Stairway to Heaven."
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Backstage Pass To Making Of Led Zeppelin's Epic 'Stairway'
It's time for the encores at a trial that's been a deep dive in to rock 'n' roll history, with musical luminaries taking the stand and straining their memories for details from their glory days.
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Led Zeppelin's Jimmy Page Says 'Hadn't Heard' Song He Allegedly Stole
Led Zeppelin guitarist Jimmy Page told a court Wednesday he hadn't heard a song he is accused of plagiarizing for the iconic "Stairway to Heaven" until a few years ago.
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Iconic Rock Song 'Stairway To Heaven' Plagiarized, Court Told
Led Zeppelin's Jimmy Page and Robert Plant appeared in court on Tuesday to deny accusations that they "lifted" the opening bars to iconic rock song "Stairway to Heaven."
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Taking Aim at Boeing, Airbus Opens First US Plant
European jetmaker Airbus inaugurated its first US plant on Monday in a move to wrest away a chunk of Boeing's domination of the domestic aircraft market including lucrative Pentagon contracts.
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Maine Shooting Suspect Found Dead In Cargo Trailer, Motive Remains Unknown
The US Army reservist who sprayed a bowling alley and bar with gunfire this week in Lewiston, Maine, killing 18 people, took his own life inside a cargo trailer parked on the lot of a recycling plant where he once worked, police said on Saturday.
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A Booster In 100 Days To Beat Omicron: The New Challenge
At a plant nestled along a highway 20 miles north of Boston, hundreds of Pfizer Inc. workers are gearing up to produce millions of doses of a new vaccine that looks more and more like the next phase of fighting Covid-19.
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One-Time Chip Supply Shocks Over, But Structural Deficit Remains, Bosch CEO Says
CEO of German technology group Robert Bosch GmbH said on Wednesday that although the one-time supply shocks to the semiconductor market had passed, capacity was still lacking to meet global demand. "There were one-time problems which are now dealt with," Volkmar Denner said.
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Bosch Opens German Chip Plant, Its Biggest-Ever Investment Yet
Robert Bosch opened a 1 billion euro ($1.2 billion) chip plant in Germany on Monday, a record investment by the leading automotive supplier as it stakes a claim to equipping the latest electric and self-driving cars.
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"Came To Plant Evidence": After Raids, Robert Vadra Hits Out At Centre
The Enforcement Directorate (ED)raided the Delhi office ofRobert Vadra, the brother-in-law of Congress president Rahul Gandhi, and the residences of two associates in an unexpected move on Friday. The businessman's legal team reacted by terming the raids as an attempt to plant "manufactured evidence" that can be fraudulently used against him.
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'Don't Touch It': Plant With Sap That Can Cause Blindness Found In US
For weeks, Robert Emma wondered about the plants growing beside his new house. The flora, as many as 40 discrete plants, was "intimidating," the amateur gardener said, with thorns and jagged leaves five feet wide. They stood taller - much taller - than a person, and cast a canopy of white blooms a yard wide.
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"Biggest Political Scandal": Trump Suggests FBI May Have Infiltrated His Campaign
US President Donald Trump on Friday escalated his attacks on the Justice Department, suggesting that the FBI may have planted or recruited an informant in his 2016 presidential campaign.
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They Shamed Him For Overgrown Lawn. Then, Thousands Avenged Him
Abby Stricker came home one afternoon after her volunteer shift at an animal shelter to find a sign planted amid the balding grass and stray leaves of their yard.
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Led Zeppelin Did Not 'Steal' Stairway To Heaven Intro, Decides Jury
Frontman Robert Plant and guitarist Jimmy Page denied plagiarizing the melancholic guitar progression of their classic 1971 song from Taurus, an instrumental track from Spirit's debut album, written four years earlier
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US Jury Clears Led Zeppelin Of Stealing 'Stairway To Heaven' Intro
A US jury found on Thursday that British rock group Led Zeppelin did not steal the intro to their signature track "Stairway to Heaven" from a long-defunct Los Angeles rock band.
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Jury Could Rewrite History Of Led Zeppelin's Epic Song 'Stairway'
Jurors could rewrite a key chapter of rock 'n' roll history as they deliberate whether Led Zeppelin's Jimmy Page and Robert Plant lifted a riff from fellow rockers for its epic "Stairway to Heaven."
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Backstage Pass To Making Of Led Zeppelin's Epic 'Stairway'
It's time for the encores at a trial that's been a deep dive in to rock 'n' roll history, with musical luminaries taking the stand and straining their memories for details from their glory days.
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Led Zeppelin's Jimmy Page Says 'Hadn't Heard' Song He Allegedly Stole
Led Zeppelin guitarist Jimmy Page told a court Wednesday he hadn't heard a song he is accused of plagiarizing for the iconic "Stairway to Heaven" until a few years ago.
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Iconic Rock Song 'Stairway To Heaven' Plagiarized, Court Told
Led Zeppelin's Jimmy Page and Robert Plant appeared in court on Tuesday to deny accusations that they "lifted" the opening bars to iconic rock song "Stairway to Heaven."
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Taking Aim at Boeing, Airbus Opens First US Plant
European jetmaker Airbus inaugurated its first US plant on Monday in a move to wrest away a chunk of Boeing's domination of the domestic aircraft market including lucrative Pentagon contracts.
