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IPL 2024 Playoffs Race: No Chance For RCB, Experts Have Four Common Picks
IPL 2024: While KKR and RR have already sealed the berth for themselves, a total of five teams are still in race for the remaining two playoff spots.
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Prominent Anti-Vietnam War Activist Tom Hayden Dead At 76: Reports
Tom Hayden, a 1960s anti-war activist and one of the era's most prominent, counter-culture radicals who went on to serve in the California state assembly and senate, has died aged 76, according to media reports.
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Sepang World Superbike Race Report: Nicky Hayden Secures First WSBK Podium Finish
The Sepang International Circuit in Malaysia was home to the WSBK race weekend with the wet track playing the perfect catalyst. Team Ten Kate Honda's Nicky Hayden claimed his first World SBK victory putting up a fantastic performance in wet conditions.
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Ex-NSA chief overheard criticising Obama administration in 'off-record' interviews on train
A former CIA and National Security Agency chief was overheard criticizing President Barack Obama's administration on Thursday in what he thought was an anonymous interview, which instead ended up on Twitter.
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IPL 2024 Playoffs Race: No Chance For RCB, Experts Have Four Common Picks
IPL 2024: While KKR and RR have already sealed the berth for themselves, a total of five teams are still in race for the remaining two playoff spots.
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Prominent Anti-Vietnam War Activist Tom Hayden Dead At 76: Reports
Tom Hayden, a 1960s anti-war activist and one of the era's most prominent, counter-culture radicals who went on to serve in the California state assembly and senate, has died aged 76, according to media reports.
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Sepang World Superbike Race Report: Nicky Hayden Secures First WSBK Podium Finish
The Sepang International Circuit in Malaysia was home to the WSBK race weekend with the wet track playing the perfect catalyst. Team Ten Kate Honda's Nicky Hayden claimed his first World SBK victory putting up a fantastic performance in wet conditions.
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Ex-NSA chief overheard criticising Obama administration in 'off-record' interviews on train
A former CIA and National Security Agency chief was overheard criticizing President Barack Obama's administration on Thursday in what he thought was an anonymous interview, which instead ended up on Twitter.
