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Cars Set On Fire, Shops Looted As Nepal Pro-Monarchy Protest Turns Violent
Authorities in Nepal have over 100 people as the government investigates the deadly violence that occurred during a protest march organised by the supporters of the former king Gyanendra Shah, seeking the restoration of the constitutional monarchy.
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"Miracle If Jasprit Bumrah Turns Up 100% Fit": BCCI Suffers Fresh Champions Trophy Setback
Jasprit Bumrah faces race against time to be fit for the Champions Trophy, starting February 19.
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Sensex Slides Over 1,100 Points, Nifty Loses 1.5 %
Sensex climbed to 79,520.05 in early trade, while Nifty went up by 85.2 points to 24,089.95. However, both the benchmark indices turned negative later.
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Apple Plans $1 Billion Manufacturing Plant Investment in Indonesia, Minister Says
Apple plans to invest $1 billion in a manufacturing plant in Indonesia that produces components for the company's handsets and other devices, according to the country's investment minister. Details of the investment were still being ironed out, investment minister Rosan Roeslani told reporters on Thursday.
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Jimmy Carter Turns 100 - 1st Ever US President To Reach Century Mark
Jimmy Carter celebrated his 100th birthday on Tuesday - the first ever US president to reach the century mark and another extraordinary milestone for the one-time peanut farmer who found his way to the White House.
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"Checked Over 100 Bodies...": Brother Of Woman Missing After UP Stampede
"I turned over more than 100 dead bodies to check their faces," a brother, whose 50-year-old sister has been missing since the stampede incident in Uttar Pradesh's Hathras, said here on Wednesday.
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200 Injured, 100 Arrested As Kenya Tax Protests Turn Violent
At least 200 people were injured and more than 100 arrested across Kenya in Thursday's nationwide protests against government plans to raise $2.7 billion in additional taxes, an alliance of rights groups said.
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Gaza Food Blogger Turns Social Media Into Lifeline For Displaced Children
Nearly 100 km from Jerusalem, the air was thick with the acrid smell of gunpowder after the most recent Israeli airstrikes as Hamada Shaqoura set up a table in the ravaged Gazan city of Khan Younis.
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Denmark's King Frederik X Takes Throne As Mother Abdicates
Denmark's Queen Margrethe abdicated the throne on Sunday, automatically making her son King Frederik X, with more than 100,000 Danes turning out for the unprecedented event, television images showed.
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Vase Bought For $3.99 At US Thrift Store Sells For Over $100,000 At Auction
A US woman who bought a glass vase for $3.99 at a local Goodwill charity shop has seen the piece auctioned off for more than $100,000 after it turned out to be a rare piece of Italian glassware.
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Hollywood Landmark Turns 100: How This Iconic Sign Stood Test Of Time
The landmark word has loomed over Tinseltown since before movies started talking, becoming a symbol of the entire film industry.
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UK Couple's Garden Ornament Turns Out Live Bomb: "It Knocked Us For Six"
The elderly couple bought the house in 1982 from the Morris family, who found the bomb 100 years ago.
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Henry Kissinger's Controversial Link To Bhopal Gas Tragedy Case
Henry Kissinger, after the 1984 Bhopal gas tragedy that caused deaths and impacted generations, played a controversial role in shielding the American chemical company Union Carbide from legal accountability.
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ChatGPT Turns One: Most Notable Moments After OpenAI Released Its Free AI Chatbot
ChatGPT was released to the public a year ago and the company's AI-powered chatbot has grown in popularity as it gained more features and capabilities. From its arrival in November 2022 in the form of a free AI chatbot to the release of the powerful new GPT-4 Turbo for paying subscribers earlier this month, there's how ChatGPT has evolved over the ...
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In Deadly Hawaii Wildfires, Experts Blame This "Ignitable" Grass Species
After a catastrophic wildfire that killed more than 100 people in Hawaii, eyes have turned toward an unexpected culprit: invasive grass species that have spread massively over the archipelago for decades, serving as the perfect fuel.
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Cars Set On Fire, Shops Looted As Nepal Pro-Monarchy Protest Turns Violent
Authorities in Nepal have over 100 people as the government investigates the deadly violence that occurred during a protest march organised by the supporters of the former king Gyanendra Shah, seeking the restoration of the constitutional monarchy.
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"Miracle If Jasprit Bumrah Turns Up 100% Fit": BCCI Suffers Fresh Champions Trophy Setback
Jasprit Bumrah faces race against time to be fit for the Champions Trophy, starting February 19.
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Sensex Slides Over 1,100 Points, Nifty Loses 1.5 %
Sensex climbed to 79,520.05 in early trade, while Nifty went up by 85.2 points to 24,089.95. However, both the benchmark indices turned negative later.
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Apple Plans $1 Billion Manufacturing Plant Investment in Indonesia, Minister Says
Apple plans to invest $1 billion in a manufacturing plant in Indonesia that produces components for the company's handsets and other devices, according to the country's investment minister. Details of the investment were still being ironed out, investment minister Rosan Roeslani told reporters on Thursday.
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Jimmy Carter Turns 100 - 1st Ever US President To Reach Century Mark
Jimmy Carter celebrated his 100th birthday on Tuesday - the first ever US president to reach the century mark and another extraordinary milestone for the one-time peanut farmer who found his way to the White House.
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"Checked Over 100 Bodies...": Brother Of Woman Missing After UP Stampede
"I turned over more than 100 dead bodies to check their faces," a brother, whose 50-year-old sister has been missing since the stampede incident in Uttar Pradesh's Hathras, said here on Wednesday.
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200 Injured, 100 Arrested As Kenya Tax Protests Turn Violent
At least 200 people were injured and more than 100 arrested across Kenya in Thursday's nationwide protests against government plans to raise $2.7 billion in additional taxes, an alliance of rights groups said.
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Gaza Food Blogger Turns Social Media Into Lifeline For Displaced Children
Nearly 100 km from Jerusalem, the air was thick with the acrid smell of gunpowder after the most recent Israeli airstrikes as Hamada Shaqoura set up a table in the ravaged Gazan city of Khan Younis.
-
Denmark's King Frederik X Takes Throne As Mother Abdicates
Denmark's Queen Margrethe abdicated the throne on Sunday, automatically making her son King Frederik X, with more than 100,000 Danes turning out for the unprecedented event, television images showed.
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Vase Bought For $3.99 At US Thrift Store Sells For Over $100,000 At Auction
A US woman who bought a glass vase for $3.99 at a local Goodwill charity shop has seen the piece auctioned off for more than $100,000 after it turned out to be a rare piece of Italian glassware.
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Hollywood Landmark Turns 100: How This Iconic Sign Stood Test Of Time
The landmark word has loomed over Tinseltown since before movies started talking, becoming a symbol of the entire film industry.
-
UK Couple's Garden Ornament Turns Out Live Bomb: "It Knocked Us For Six"
The elderly couple bought the house in 1982 from the Morris family, who found the bomb 100 years ago.
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Henry Kissinger's Controversial Link To Bhopal Gas Tragedy Case
Henry Kissinger, after the 1984 Bhopal gas tragedy that caused deaths and impacted generations, played a controversial role in shielding the American chemical company Union Carbide from legal accountability.
-
ChatGPT Turns One: Most Notable Moments After OpenAI Released Its Free AI Chatbot
ChatGPT was released to the public a year ago and the company's AI-powered chatbot has grown in popularity as it gained more features and capabilities. From its arrival in November 2022 in the form of a free AI chatbot to the release of the powerful new GPT-4 Turbo for paying subscribers earlier this month, there's how ChatGPT has evolved over the ...
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In Deadly Hawaii Wildfires, Experts Blame This "Ignitable" Grass Species
After a catastrophic wildfire that killed more than 100 people in Hawaii, eyes have turned toward an unexpected culprit: invasive grass species that have spread massively over the archipelago for decades, serving as the perfect fuel.
