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Upgrade Your Accesories Routine: Explore How A Clutch Can Elevate Your Look
The clutch is more than just a handbag—it’s a statement piece that can make or break an outfit. This small accessory has the power to add a touch of glamour, express your personality, and elevate your look in seconds.
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When to Replace Car Clutch? Complete Guide
The clutch is a small but one of the most important components of a car. But when should you replace your car's clutch? We are here to help you with a complete guide.
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2021 Yamaha YZF-R7 Globally Unveiled
The Yamaha YZF-R7 will bridge the gap in Yamaha's line-up between the small R3 and the litre-class R1. Sadly, it's unlikely to be introduced in India.
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Behind India's Shortage Of Safety Wear: Delays, Clutch Of Small Firms
As the coronavirus advances in India, a mass of evidence points to how crucial delays by the government in placing orders for safety wear may have exacerbated the shortage in India, potentially placing at risk thousands of healthcare professionals.
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Photo Captures Guatemalan Mother Begging Soldier To Let Her Enter US
Lety Perez fell to her haunches, a clenched hand covering her face as she wept, an arm clutching her small 6-year old son, who glared defiantly at the Mexican National Guard soldier blocking them from crossing into the United States.
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At Saudi Arabia's Millennial Weddings, Small Is The New Beautiful
It was a Saudi wedding like any other -- clutching a decorative sword, the groom bobbed and swayed in a traditional dance. But there was one striking difference -- a tiny guest list. Weddings in the oil-rich kingdom are typically lavish affairs, with a bulging guest list which is seen both as a social obligation and a symbol of affluence.
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"Run to the Hills": Tsunami Fears Cause Chaos In Indonesia Town
Hundreds of panicked residents, many sobbing and clutching small children, tried to flee Sumber Jaya village as word spread that another tsunami was about to smash into the shattered Indonesian community.
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Hyundai Recalls Over 7,600 Units Of The Eon In India To Fix Faulty Clutch And Battery Cables
Hyundai Motor India is recalling 7,657 units of its entry level small car Eon to fix faulty clutch and battery cables.
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4 Killed In Palestinian Shooting Attack In Tel Aviv, Gunmen Held: Police
Two Palestinian gunmen killed at least four people at a popular shopping and restaurant area in Tel Aviv on Wednesday in an attack that sent diners, some clutching small children, running for their lives just outside Israel's Defence Ministry.
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After Nepal Earthquake, a Pile of Bodies and a Lost World
At Kathmandu's Bir Hospital, there is a long row of dead bodies lined up. Each has a small sticker pasted hurriedly on their forehead with their names or areas they died at. From under the white shroud, a hand clutching a mobile phone peeks out.
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Children Wasting Away as Hunger Hits 200,000 in Madagascar
Clutching a small bag of corn in one hand, six-year-old Haova Toboha scratches the ground with the other in hopes of turning up stray kernels left from a UN food handout.
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Upgrade Your Accesories Routine: Explore How A Clutch Can Elevate Your Look
The clutch is more than just a handbag—it’s a statement piece that can make or break an outfit. This small accessory has the power to add a touch of glamour, express your personality, and elevate your look in seconds.
-
When to Replace Car Clutch? Complete Guide
The clutch is a small but one of the most important components of a car. But when should you replace your car's clutch? We are here to help you with a complete guide.
-
2021 Yamaha YZF-R7 Globally Unveiled
The Yamaha YZF-R7 will bridge the gap in Yamaha's line-up between the small R3 and the litre-class R1. Sadly, it's unlikely to be introduced in India.
-
Behind India's Shortage Of Safety Wear: Delays, Clutch Of Small Firms
As the coronavirus advances in India, a mass of evidence points to how crucial delays by the government in placing orders for safety wear may have exacerbated the shortage in India, potentially placing at risk thousands of healthcare professionals.
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Photo Captures Guatemalan Mother Begging Soldier To Let Her Enter US
Lety Perez fell to her haunches, a clenched hand covering her face as she wept, an arm clutching her small 6-year old son, who glared defiantly at the Mexican National Guard soldier blocking them from crossing into the United States.
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At Saudi Arabia's Millennial Weddings, Small Is The New Beautiful
It was a Saudi wedding like any other -- clutching a decorative sword, the groom bobbed and swayed in a traditional dance. But there was one striking difference -- a tiny guest list. Weddings in the oil-rich kingdom are typically lavish affairs, with a bulging guest list which is seen both as a social obligation and a symbol of affluence.
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"Run to the Hills": Tsunami Fears Cause Chaos In Indonesia Town
Hundreds of panicked residents, many sobbing and clutching small children, tried to flee Sumber Jaya village as word spread that another tsunami was about to smash into the shattered Indonesian community.
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Hyundai Recalls Over 7,600 Units Of The Eon In India To Fix Faulty Clutch And Battery Cables
Hyundai Motor India is recalling 7,657 units of its entry level small car Eon to fix faulty clutch and battery cables.
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4 Killed In Palestinian Shooting Attack In Tel Aviv, Gunmen Held: Police
Two Palestinian gunmen killed at least four people at a popular shopping and restaurant area in Tel Aviv on Wednesday in an attack that sent diners, some clutching small children, running for their lives just outside Israel's Defence Ministry.
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After Nepal Earthquake, a Pile of Bodies and a Lost World
At Kathmandu's Bir Hospital, there is a long row of dead bodies lined up. Each has a small sticker pasted hurriedly on their forehead with their names or areas they died at. From under the white shroud, a hand clutching a mobile phone peeks out.
-
Children Wasting Away as Hunger Hits 200,000 in Madagascar
Clutching a small bag of corn in one hand, six-year-old Haova Toboha scratches the ground with the other in hopes of turning up stray kernels left from a UN food handout.
