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Final Decision On 48-Team 2022 World Cup Set For June: FIFA
A final vote on increasing the number of teams at the football showpiece would only be taken at a full Congress meeting in June.
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Blog: I Am A Civil Servant From Bihar, US Visa Showed Me Who's The Boss
Travel to the United States of America has never been an item on my priority list. Even when a lot of my classmates at IIT-Roorkee talked about their dream of travelling to the US for higher studies, I neither shared their enthusiasm nor quite understood it. For me, education never got any ' higher' than good, old graduation. That itself appeared t...
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Insight: Nutella Maker Fights Back on Palm Oil After Cancer Risk Study
The $44 billion palm oil industry, under pressure in Europe after authorities listed the edible oil as a cancer risk, has found a vocal ally in the food sector: the maker of Nutella.
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India Asks Its Diplomats In Pakistan To Withdraw Kids From Local Schools
The children of Indian diplomats in Pakistan will no longer study there. In a decision taken a year ago, which was leaked in the Pakistani media today, the Ministry of External Affairs asked High Commission staff to send their children back for the next academic year, citing security.
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Chocolate Milk Does Not Help Recover From Concussions, University Disavows Study
The University of Maryland today disavowed its study saying a company's chocolate milk could help athletes recover from concussions, citing a range of problems uncovered by an internal investigation.
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Final Decision On 48-Team 2022 World Cup Set For June: FIFA
A final vote on increasing the number of teams at the football showpiece would only be taken at a full Congress meeting in June.
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Blog: I Am A Civil Servant From Bihar, US Visa Showed Me Who's The Boss
Travel to the United States of America has never been an item on my priority list. Even when a lot of my classmates at IIT-Roorkee talked about their dream of travelling to the US for higher studies, I neither shared their enthusiasm nor quite understood it. For me, education never got any ' higher' than good, old graduation. That itself appeared t...
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Insight: Nutella Maker Fights Back on Palm Oil After Cancer Risk Study
The $44 billion palm oil industry, under pressure in Europe after authorities listed the edible oil as a cancer risk, has found a vocal ally in the food sector: the maker of Nutella.
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India Asks Its Diplomats In Pakistan To Withdraw Kids From Local Schools
The children of Indian diplomats in Pakistan will no longer study there. In a decision taken a year ago, which was leaked in the Pakistani media today, the Ministry of External Affairs asked High Commission staff to send their children back for the next academic year, citing security.
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Chocolate Milk Does Not Help Recover From Concussions, University Disavows Study
The University of Maryland today disavowed its study saying a company's chocolate milk could help athletes recover from concussions, citing a range of problems uncovered by an internal investigation.
