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IPL 2020: Scott Styris, Brett Lee, Commentators Pay Glowing Tribute To Late Dean Jones After IPL Group Stage
Scott Styris, Brett Lee, Graeme Swann and other commentators paid a tribute to their late partner Dean Jones after the end of IPL 2020 group stage.
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"Is He Taller Than You?" Dean Jones Trolls Ian Bell After He Shares Son's Video
Dean Jones trolled Ian Bell on his height after he shared a video of his son's first cricket match.
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"Were They Bowling Beach Balls": Dean Jones Trolls Scott Styris After ICC Shares Trivia About Ex-New Zealand All-Rounder
Dean Jones, who is often seen sharing commentary box with Scott Styris, trolled the New Zealander after the ICC shared interesting trivia about him with the fans.
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Dean Jones Trolls Scott Styris, Ends Up Getting Schooled Instead
Australian and New Zealand cricketers never miss out on a chance to take a dig at each other.
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Ami Bera Leads In Race For US Congress Seat
Ami Bera, the only Indian-American in the current Congress, has increased his lead over his Republican rival by nearly 5,000 votes, increasing the prospect of him being elected for the third time.
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Marvel's Iron Fist Hits Netflix March 17
The fourth series borne out of Netflix-Marvel collaboration will be available to subscribers around the world in a little over five months.
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Pierce Brosnan to Star in Soccer Thriller Final Score
To be directed by Scott Mann, the movie also stars Alexandra Dinu and Julian Cheung. Signature Entertainment's Marc Goldberg is producing the film alongside The Fyzz Facility's Robert Jones, James Harris, Mark Lane, and Wayne Marc Godfrey
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Everything You Need To Know Before Captain America: Civil War
A lot has happened in the Marvel Cinematic Universe since it began back in 2008. Here's a look at where we stand and what the comics tell us about the near future.
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Opinion: The True Story Behind the Love Video That Went Viral
It is a quiet video, less than a half-minute long. It features no flourishes to speak of. Nothing chases, nothing runs, nothing gets blown away. It has no kittens doing kitten things. No cherubs or children peering wide-eyed into the dawn of their lives, to the delight of the camera. None of the things that often make a video go viral.
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Harrison Ford happy to do Blade Runner sequel
Actor Harrison Ford says he has been talking to director Ridley Scott about appearing in a sequel to the cult sci-fi movie Blade Runner.
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Wall Street week ahead: Fundamentals to be tested as earnings take over
Next week marks the first big week of second-quarter earnings, and it is sure to bring both joy and misery to Wall Street. Investors will concentrate on market fundamentals after weeks when Federal Reserve policies have dominated the market. If they see companies are still struggling, stocks could take a fall.
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US stocks flip between gains and losses; Cisco climbs
Cisco Systems led the Dow Jones industrial average slightly higher Thursday after the technology company reported higher sales. Mixed corporate earnings and economic reports kept the major stock indexes flipping between slight gains and losses.
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US gains 157,000 jobs; jobless rate rises to 7.9 per cent
The US job market is proving sturdier than expected at a time when the economy is under pressure from Washington gridlock and the threat of government spending cuts.
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Dow slumps again; 10-year yield near all-time low
The Dow lost 156 points, most of it toward the end of the day, to close at 12,442. It is down 6% for May.
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Dow breaks 13,000 but can't hold gains
The Dow crossed 13,000 on Tuesday for the first time since May 2008, but ended at 12,965.69, up by 15.82
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IPL 2020: Scott Styris, Brett Lee, Commentators Pay Glowing Tribute To Late Dean Jones After IPL Group Stage
Scott Styris, Brett Lee, Graeme Swann and other commentators paid a tribute to their late partner Dean Jones after the end of IPL 2020 group stage.
-
"Is He Taller Than You?" Dean Jones Trolls Ian Bell After He Shares Son's Video
Dean Jones trolled Ian Bell on his height after he shared a video of his son's first cricket match.
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"Were They Bowling Beach Balls": Dean Jones Trolls Scott Styris After ICC Shares Trivia About Ex-New Zealand All-Rounder
Dean Jones, who is often seen sharing commentary box with Scott Styris, trolled the New Zealander after the ICC shared interesting trivia about him with the fans.
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Dean Jones Trolls Scott Styris, Ends Up Getting Schooled Instead
Australian and New Zealand cricketers never miss out on a chance to take a dig at each other.
-
Ami Bera Leads In Race For US Congress Seat
Ami Bera, the only Indian-American in the current Congress, has increased his lead over his Republican rival by nearly 5,000 votes, increasing the prospect of him being elected for the third time.
-
Marvel's Iron Fist Hits Netflix March 17
The fourth series borne out of Netflix-Marvel collaboration will be available to subscribers around the world in a little over five months.
-
Pierce Brosnan to Star in Soccer Thriller Final Score
To be directed by Scott Mann, the movie also stars Alexandra Dinu and Julian Cheung. Signature Entertainment's Marc Goldberg is producing the film alongside The Fyzz Facility's Robert Jones, James Harris, Mark Lane, and Wayne Marc Godfrey
-
Everything You Need To Know Before Captain America: Civil War
A lot has happened in the Marvel Cinematic Universe since it began back in 2008. Here's a look at where we stand and what the comics tell us about the near future.
-
Opinion: The True Story Behind the Love Video That Went Viral
It is a quiet video, less than a half-minute long. It features no flourishes to speak of. Nothing chases, nothing runs, nothing gets blown away. It has no kittens doing kitten things. No cherubs or children peering wide-eyed into the dawn of their lives, to the delight of the camera. None of the things that often make a video go viral.
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Harrison Ford happy to do Blade Runner sequel
Actor Harrison Ford says he has been talking to director Ridley Scott about appearing in a sequel to the cult sci-fi movie Blade Runner.
-
Wall Street week ahead: Fundamentals to be tested as earnings take over
Next week marks the first big week of second-quarter earnings, and it is sure to bring both joy and misery to Wall Street. Investors will concentrate on market fundamentals after weeks when Federal Reserve policies have dominated the market. If they see companies are still struggling, stocks could take a fall.
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US stocks flip between gains and losses; Cisco climbs
Cisco Systems led the Dow Jones industrial average slightly higher Thursday after the technology company reported higher sales. Mixed corporate earnings and economic reports kept the major stock indexes flipping between slight gains and losses.
-
US gains 157,000 jobs; jobless rate rises to 7.9 per cent
The US job market is proving sturdier than expected at a time when the economy is under pressure from Washington gridlock and the threat of government spending cuts.
-
Dow slumps again; 10-year yield near all-time low
The Dow lost 156 points, most of it toward the end of the day, to close at 12,442. It is down 6% for May.
-
Dow breaks 13,000 but can't hold gains
The Dow crossed 13,000 on Tuesday for the first time since May 2008, but ended at 12,965.69, up by 15.82
