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That Famous Gorilla Chest Thump: What They're Trying To Say
A mountain gorilla rises up and pounds its chest to signal for a mate or scare off a foe, but the drumming that resonates through the forest might also reveal details of their physique, according to a study published Thursday.
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Sharad Pawar-Amit Shah 'Meet', Sena Barbs Fuel Maharashtra Alliance Fire
Union Home Minister Amit Shah's brusque refusal today to either confirm or deny a reported meeting with Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) chief Sharad Pawar in Ahmedabad could fuel further uncertainty in Maharashtra's ruling coalition, already singed in the aftermath of the Mukesh Ambani bomb-scare case. It came on a day that the Shiv Sena mouthpiec...
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Red Dead Redemption 2 Won't Be as Successful as GTA V: Take Two
With every other big game publisher trying to pre-empt Red Dead Redemption 2 (RDR 2) by releasing their games earlier like Battlefield V and Call of Duty: Black Ops 4, Rockstar Games' parent company Take Two says its "running scared too".
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Hong Kong Publishers Spooked, Anti-China Books Off Shelves
Hong Kong publishers and vendors of books on Chinese politics that are banned in China are unnerved by the mysterious disappearances of five booksellers, and in some cases pulling books critical of Beijing's leaders from their shelves.
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African Bird Steals Food by Imitating Warning Calls: Study
The forked tailed drongo bird of Africa -- quite the trickster -- imitates multiple species' warning calls to scare off other animals and steal their food, a study published on Thursday revealed.
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Mother buys full-page ad to ask son to come home
A desperate Chinese mother has published a letter on the front page of a Melbourne newspaper asking her son to come home for the Lunar New Year after her attempts to force him into marriage had scared him away.
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World cheers Malala, but Pakistanis scared to support
One year after a Taliban bullet tried to silence Malala Yousufzai's demand for girls' education, she has published a book and is a contender for the Nobel Peace Prize. But the militants threaten to kill her should she dare return home to Pakistan, and the principal at her old school says that as Malala's fame has grown, so has fear in her classroom...
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Tamiflu not effective?
Tamiflu, if taken within 48 hours, is the only drug that can treat swine flu or H1n1 pandemic flu in the initial stages. But a new study published in British Medical Journal says that drugs like aspirin may actually be better to treat Swine Flu.
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Tamiflu may do kids more harm than good: Study
Tamiflu, the anti-viral drug for swine flu, may do more harm than good to children afflicted with the H1N1 virus, a new study published on Tuesday says.
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That Famous Gorilla Chest Thump: What They're Trying To Say
A mountain gorilla rises up and pounds its chest to signal for a mate or scare off a foe, but the drumming that resonates through the forest might also reveal details of their physique, according to a study published Thursday.
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Sharad Pawar-Amit Shah 'Meet', Sena Barbs Fuel Maharashtra Alliance Fire
Union Home Minister Amit Shah's brusque refusal today to either confirm or deny a reported meeting with Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) chief Sharad Pawar in Ahmedabad could fuel further uncertainty in Maharashtra's ruling coalition, already singed in the aftermath of the Mukesh Ambani bomb-scare case. It came on a day that the Shiv Sena mouthpiec...
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Red Dead Redemption 2 Won't Be as Successful as GTA V: Take Two
With every other big game publisher trying to pre-empt Red Dead Redemption 2 (RDR 2) by releasing their games earlier like Battlefield V and Call of Duty: Black Ops 4, Rockstar Games' parent company Take Two says its "running scared too".
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Hong Kong Publishers Spooked, Anti-China Books Off Shelves
Hong Kong publishers and vendors of books on Chinese politics that are banned in China are unnerved by the mysterious disappearances of five booksellers, and in some cases pulling books critical of Beijing's leaders from their shelves.
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African Bird Steals Food by Imitating Warning Calls: Study
The forked tailed drongo bird of Africa -- quite the trickster -- imitates multiple species' warning calls to scare off other animals and steal their food, a study published on Thursday revealed.
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Mother buys full-page ad to ask son to come home
A desperate Chinese mother has published a letter on the front page of a Melbourne newspaper asking her son to come home for the Lunar New Year after her attempts to force him into marriage had scared him away.
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World cheers Malala, but Pakistanis scared to support
One year after a Taliban bullet tried to silence Malala Yousufzai's demand for girls' education, she has published a book and is a contender for the Nobel Peace Prize. But the militants threaten to kill her should she dare return home to Pakistan, and the principal at her old school says that as Malala's fame has grown, so has fear in her classroom...
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Tamiflu not effective?
Tamiflu, if taken within 48 hours, is the only drug that can treat swine flu or H1n1 pandemic flu in the initial stages. But a new study published in British Medical Journal says that drugs like aspirin may actually be better to treat Swine Flu.
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Tamiflu may do kids more harm than good: Study
Tamiflu, the anti-viral drug for swine flu, may do more harm than good to children afflicted with the H1N1 virus, a new study published on Tuesday says.
