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Passenger On Air New Zealand Flight Charged For Urinating In A Cup: ''Was Quite Drunk''
The incident only came to public attention, when a passenger in the same row said she had reported the behaviour to the aircrew.
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US Man Claims He Received A Cup Of Urine Instead Of Milkshake From Grubhub
The driver told him that he works long hours and doesn't take bathroom breaks, so he relieves himself in his car with disposable cups.
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United Again. Indian-Origin Man Alleges Ticket Cancelled For Filming Fight
An Indian-origin man in the US has claimed that the United Airlines cancelled his flight reservation because he filmed an employee during an altercation, the latest public relations headache for the under fire airline.
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FIFA World Cup: Every Player to be Tested for Drugs
Football's governing body wants to impose the passport -- already used in cycling and athletics -- that will follow a player throughout his career, giving details of blood and urine tests.
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Cologne fans in trouble for throwing urine, faeces
Police here are hunting a small group of fans of FC Cologne who are believed to be responsible for throwing cups of urine and faeces at rival supporters during a German league match last weekend.
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Passenger On Air New Zealand Flight Charged For Urinating In A Cup: ''Was Quite Drunk''
The incident only came to public attention, when a passenger in the same row said she had reported the behaviour to the aircrew.
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US Man Claims He Received A Cup Of Urine Instead Of Milkshake From Grubhub
The driver told him that he works long hours and doesn't take bathroom breaks, so he relieves himself in his car with disposable cups.
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United Again. Indian-Origin Man Alleges Ticket Cancelled For Filming Fight
An Indian-origin man in the US has claimed that the United Airlines cancelled his flight reservation because he filmed an employee during an altercation, the latest public relations headache for the under fire airline.
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FIFA World Cup: Every Player to be Tested for Drugs
Football's governing body wants to impose the passport -- already used in cycling and athletics -- that will follow a player throughout his career, giving details of blood and urine tests.
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Cologne fans in trouble for throwing urine, faeces
Police here are hunting a small group of fans of FC Cologne who are believed to be responsible for throwing cups of urine and faeces at rival supporters during a German league match last weekend.
