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British Influencer Leila Layzell's Viral Tactic To Avoid Unwanted Male Attention
In a viral video with over 500,000 views, Layzell cleverly diffuses a mans persistent request for her phone number by recording herself and him while humorously asking, "Can I show my mom, my husband?"
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Microsoft's $68.7-Billion Purchase of Activision Blizzard Could Shake Up Gaming
Microsoft stunned the gaming industry when it announced this week it would buy game publisher Activision Blizzard for $68.7 billion (roughly Rs. 5,10,990 crore), a deal that would immediately make it a larger video-game company than Nintendo.
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Twitter May Be Working on Tweet Reaction Picker, New Privacy Features to Control Unwanted Attention
Twitter may be working on a tweet reaction picker that will allow users to respond with a selection of emojis. Tweet reactions have been under testing for some time now and will work like emoji responses available on Facebook.
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African Practice Of Ironing Breasts Of Young Girls Spreads In UK: Report
An African practice of "ironing" a girl's chest with a hot stone to delay breast formation is spreading in the UK to "protect" young girls from unwanted male attention, sexual harassment and rape, a media reported.
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Shahid Kapoor On Daughter Misha Getting Paparazzi Attention: 'What's Her Fault?'
Shahid Kapoor said that the only time he felt he should have a different job is when his daughter would get unwanted media attention
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Mistaken Identity Brings Trouble For US Woman In Sherin Mathews Case
An Indian-origin woman, whose name closely resembles to that of the mother of the three-year-old girl who had gone missing, has received a barrage of unwanted attention on social media in a case of mistaken identity after the child was found dead.
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In Sherin Mathews Case, Indian-Origin Woman With Similar Name Harassed
An Indian-origin woman, whose name closely resembles to that of Sherin Mathews's mom, has received a barrage of unwanted attention on social media in a case of mistaken identity after the 3-year-old Indian girl was found dead.
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Anti-Romeo Squads Questioned 7.5 Lakh People, Filed 538 Cases: UP Cops
The anti-Romeo squads - police teams formed to stop men giving unwanted attention to women in Uttar Pradesh - has questioned nearly 7.5 lakh people and issued warning to nearly half the number.
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Why Men Stalk Women? You Could Blame it on Their Heart Rate
Men with low resting heart rate were at significantly greater risk of engaging in a variety of anti-social behaviours such as stalking, according to a study.
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Donald Trump Will Face 'The Verdict Of The People'
Last week, a little-known tradition of modern presidential inaugurations brought unwanted attention to the St. Louis Art Museum. Since Ronald Reagan's second inauguration in 1985, an American painting has served as a backdrop during the inaugural luncheon, at which members of Congress play host to the newly installed president. When Donald Trump is...
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A Secret Beauty Pageant For Indonesia's Transgender Women
Crowds cheered on Friday night as a group of Indonesian transgender women showed off glittering gowns in a beauty pageant held almost entirely in secret to avoid unwanted attention from hardliners in the Muslim-majority nation.
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Tesla's Autopilot Feature Is Getting Some Unwanted Attention in Germany
Drivers are being reminded the autopilot function is not a highly-automated vehicle that can be operated without the driver's constant attention.
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Bill Gates urges more people in China to help poor
Philanthropy in China has yet to take off, as some wealthy Chinese fear generous donations could invite unwanted attention on their fortunes. China ranks towards the bottom of the list of countries where people give money to charity, volunteer or help a stranger, according to The World Giving Index, compiled by the Charities Aid Foundation.
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Fan tries to attack Celtic boss Lennon
Celtic manager Neil Lennon found himself at the centre of yet more unwanted attention as a fan tried to attack him during the Scottish Premier League match away to Hearts on Wednesday.
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British Influencer Leila Layzell's Viral Tactic To Avoid Unwanted Male Attention
In a viral video with over 500,000 views, Layzell cleverly diffuses a mans persistent request for her phone number by recording herself and him while humorously asking, "Can I show my mom, my husband?"
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Microsoft's $68.7-Billion Purchase of Activision Blizzard Could Shake Up Gaming
Microsoft stunned the gaming industry when it announced this week it would buy game publisher Activision Blizzard for $68.7 billion (roughly Rs. 5,10,990 crore), a deal that would immediately make it a larger video-game company than Nintendo.
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Twitter May Be Working on Tweet Reaction Picker, New Privacy Features to Control Unwanted Attention
Twitter may be working on a tweet reaction picker that will allow users to respond with a selection of emojis. Tweet reactions have been under testing for some time now and will work like emoji responses available on Facebook.
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African Practice Of Ironing Breasts Of Young Girls Spreads In UK: Report
An African practice of "ironing" a girl's chest with a hot stone to delay breast formation is spreading in the UK to "protect" young girls from unwanted male attention, sexual harassment and rape, a media reported.
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Shahid Kapoor On Daughter Misha Getting Paparazzi Attention: 'What's Her Fault?'
Shahid Kapoor said that the only time he felt he should have a different job is when his daughter would get unwanted media attention
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Mistaken Identity Brings Trouble For US Woman In Sherin Mathews Case
An Indian-origin woman, whose name closely resembles to that of the mother of the three-year-old girl who had gone missing, has received a barrage of unwanted attention on social media in a case of mistaken identity after the child was found dead.
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In Sherin Mathews Case, Indian-Origin Woman With Similar Name Harassed
An Indian-origin woman, whose name closely resembles to that of Sherin Mathews's mom, has received a barrage of unwanted attention on social media in a case of mistaken identity after the 3-year-old Indian girl was found dead.
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Anti-Romeo Squads Questioned 7.5 Lakh People, Filed 538 Cases: UP Cops
The anti-Romeo squads - police teams formed to stop men giving unwanted attention to women in Uttar Pradesh - has questioned nearly 7.5 lakh people and issued warning to nearly half the number.
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Why Men Stalk Women? You Could Blame it on Their Heart Rate
Men with low resting heart rate were at significantly greater risk of engaging in a variety of anti-social behaviours such as stalking, according to a study.
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Donald Trump Will Face 'The Verdict Of The People'
Last week, a little-known tradition of modern presidential inaugurations brought unwanted attention to the St. Louis Art Museum. Since Ronald Reagan's second inauguration in 1985, an American painting has served as a backdrop during the inaugural luncheon, at which members of Congress play host to the newly installed president. When Donald Trump is...
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A Secret Beauty Pageant For Indonesia's Transgender Women
Crowds cheered on Friday night as a group of Indonesian transgender women showed off glittering gowns in a beauty pageant held almost entirely in secret to avoid unwanted attention from hardliners in the Muslim-majority nation.
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Tesla's Autopilot Feature Is Getting Some Unwanted Attention in Germany
Drivers are being reminded the autopilot function is not a highly-automated vehicle that can be operated without the driver's constant attention.
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Bill Gates urges more people in China to help poor
Philanthropy in China has yet to take off, as some wealthy Chinese fear generous donations could invite unwanted attention on their fortunes. China ranks towards the bottom of the list of countries where people give money to charity, volunteer or help a stranger, according to The World Giving Index, compiled by the Charities Aid Foundation.
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Fan tries to attack Celtic boss Lennon
Celtic manager Neil Lennon found himself at the centre of yet more unwanted attention as a fan tried to attack him during the Scottish Premier League match away to Hearts on Wednesday.
