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Vidisha Woman Swept Away By Swollen River Rescued After 8 Hours Of Efforts
A 35-year-old woman who was swept away while crossing a swollen river in Madhya Pradesh's Vidisha district was found clinging to a log of wood 16 km away and rescued after more than eight hours of efforts on Friday, an official said.
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Italy Shocked At Discovery Of Foetus Graves Bearing Women's Names
Small crosses made of wood and metal fill Lot 108 of Flaminio Cemetery in Rome, some painted white, some askew or fallen to the ground, all carrying female names.
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US woman survives after car hit by two trains
A 29-year-old woman is remarkably alive after her car was hit not once, but twice, by trains.
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Wounded US veteran inspires as ballboy at US Open
From a routine patrol crossing a muddy ditch in Afghanistan, where a land mine blast changed his life in a split-second, to the hothouse of the US Open, American soldier Ryan McIntosh has come a long way.
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Arjun Atwal shoots 74 in third round, left out of final round
Arjun Atwal faced the disappointment of the controversial system of 'Made-cut-did-not-finish' as he despite crossing the cutline, was still left out of the final round of the AT&T National.
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Royal Montreal to get Presidents Cup
The next time Americans play on the road in the Presidents Cup, they will have not have to cross an ocean, just a border.
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Vidisha Woman Swept Away By Swollen River Rescued After 8 Hours Of Efforts
A 35-year-old woman who was swept away while crossing a swollen river in Madhya Pradesh's Vidisha district was found clinging to a log of wood 16 km away and rescued after more than eight hours of efforts on Friday, an official said.
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Italy Shocked At Discovery Of Foetus Graves Bearing Women's Names
Small crosses made of wood and metal fill Lot 108 of Flaminio Cemetery in Rome, some painted white, some askew or fallen to the ground, all carrying female names.
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US woman survives after car hit by two trains
A 29-year-old woman is remarkably alive after her car was hit not once, but twice, by trains.
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Wounded US veteran inspires as ballboy at US Open
From a routine patrol crossing a muddy ditch in Afghanistan, where a land mine blast changed his life in a split-second, to the hothouse of the US Open, American soldier Ryan McIntosh has come a long way.
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Arjun Atwal shoots 74 in third round, left out of final round
Arjun Atwal faced the disappointment of the controversial system of 'Made-cut-did-not-finish' as he despite crossing the cutline, was still left out of the final round of the AT&T National.
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Royal Montreal to get Presidents Cup
The next time Americans play on the road in the Presidents Cup, they will have not have to cross an ocean, just a border.
