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One Brother Helps The Other Over Triathlon Finish Line. Their Story Goes Viral
Britain's Alistair Brownlee came to the aid of his exhausted brother Jonny to help him across the line in a dramatic finish to the ITU Triathlon World Series here.
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Climate Change is Good News for English Wine
While climate change menaces vineyards in southern Europe, English winemakers are raising a toast to warming weather as it improves their wines and has helped revive an ancient tradition.
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Woman Accused of Killing 4-Year-Old Boy With Garden Shears
A Chinese woman was due in court on Thursday accused of killing a four-year-old boy in Australia with garden shears before laying in wait for his grandmother and stabbing her to death.
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World Cup 2015: Zimbabwe are Playing Well Enough to Produce an Upset
There has been some good as well as some bad for Zimbabwe in the first three games and we're still alive with the possibility of a quarter-final place remaining a reality.
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US President Obama, Jordan's King Abdullah Vow Not to Let Up Against Islamic State
US President Barack Obama and Jordanian King Abdullah II vowed not to let up in the fight against the Islamic State group on Tuesday, as Jordanians mourned the death of a military pilot held captive by the militants.
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Alistair Campbell Gets New Role with Zimbabwe Cricket
Chairman Wilson Manase confirmed on Wednesday that the 42-year-old Alistair Campbell - who played 60 tests and 188 ODIs as a batsman - will assume the post at Zimbabwe Cricket, a role which will see him take charge of the day-to-day running of the organization.
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Shikhar Dhawan butchered us, says South Africa A captain Justin Ontong
Dhawan toppled quite a few batting records en route to a 150-ball knock of 248. He overtook Virender Sehwag's 219 in an ODI against West Indies in 2011 to register the highest List A score by an Indian.
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BlackBerry maker loses two more senior executives
Blackberry maker Research In Motion (RIM) Limited is losing two more senior executives as the money-losing company embarks on a strategic overhaul that its new chief executive says could result in its sale.
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Mumbai's 10 most dangerous roads
Maximum City is fond of extremes, so are its roads: extremely poor, extremely pressed, and extremely fatal. While ever-enlarging aspirations and incomes have pushed over 19 lakh vehicles on Mumbai's roads, there is no commensurate improvement in road infrastructure, safety and traffic regulations. The upshot is that three people die every two days ...
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Mumbai hit-and-run case: Alistair Pereira surrenders, sent home
Alistair Pereira, whose bail in the 2006 hit-and-run case was cancelled by the Supreme Court, has surrendered at the Sewri court. Seven people were killed after Pereira, driving under the influence of alcohol, mowed down labourers sleeping by the road side.
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Two days after Supreme Court verdict, where is Alistair Pereira?
Alistair Pereira, whose bail in the 2006 hit-and-run case has been cancelled by the Supreme Court, is yet to surrender himself before the authorities.
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Supreme Court sentences Alistair Pereira to three years in prison
Alistair Anthony Pereira will have to go to jail for three years. The Supreme Court has cancelled his bail and agreed with the Bombay High Court, which had found Mr Pereira guilty of running seven people over while he was drunk in Mumbai.
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Campbell resigns as Zimbabwe national selector
Former Test cricketer Alastair Campbell has stepped down from his position as chairman of selectors of the Zimbabwean cricket board with immediate effect and will be replaced by former wicketkeeper batsman Wayne James.
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No record, but Campbell opens with 65 at Masters
Chad Campbell ran off five straight birdies, the best start ever in the Masters. Jim Furyk charged up the crowd with four straight birdies late.
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Campbell scrambles to Hope Classic victory
Chad Campbell shot a scrambling 71 to outlast Scott Verplank and Jesper Parnevik and win the Bob Hope Chrysler Classic.
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One Brother Helps The Other Over Triathlon Finish Line. Their Story Goes Viral
Britain's Alistair Brownlee came to the aid of his exhausted brother Jonny to help him across the line in a dramatic finish to the ITU Triathlon World Series here.
-
Climate Change is Good News for English Wine
While climate change menaces vineyards in southern Europe, English winemakers are raising a toast to warming weather as it improves their wines and has helped revive an ancient tradition.
-
Woman Accused of Killing 4-Year-Old Boy With Garden Shears
A Chinese woman was due in court on Thursday accused of killing a four-year-old boy in Australia with garden shears before laying in wait for his grandmother and stabbing her to death.
-
World Cup 2015: Zimbabwe are Playing Well Enough to Produce an Upset
There has been some good as well as some bad for Zimbabwe in the first three games and we're still alive with the possibility of a quarter-final place remaining a reality.
-
US President Obama, Jordan's King Abdullah Vow Not to Let Up Against Islamic State
US President Barack Obama and Jordanian King Abdullah II vowed not to let up in the fight against the Islamic State group on Tuesday, as Jordanians mourned the death of a military pilot held captive by the militants.
-
Alistair Campbell Gets New Role with Zimbabwe Cricket
Chairman Wilson Manase confirmed on Wednesday that the 42-year-old Alistair Campbell - who played 60 tests and 188 ODIs as a batsman - will assume the post at Zimbabwe Cricket, a role which will see him take charge of the day-to-day running of the organization.
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Shikhar Dhawan butchered us, says South Africa A captain Justin Ontong
Dhawan toppled quite a few batting records en route to a 150-ball knock of 248. He overtook Virender Sehwag's 219 in an ODI against West Indies in 2011 to register the highest List A score by an Indian.
-
BlackBerry maker loses two more senior executives
Blackberry maker Research In Motion (RIM) Limited is losing two more senior executives as the money-losing company embarks on a strategic overhaul that its new chief executive says could result in its sale.
-
Mumbai's 10 most dangerous roads
Maximum City is fond of extremes, so are its roads: extremely poor, extremely pressed, and extremely fatal. While ever-enlarging aspirations and incomes have pushed over 19 lakh vehicles on Mumbai's roads, there is no commensurate improvement in road infrastructure, safety and traffic regulations. The upshot is that three people die every two days ...
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Mumbai hit-and-run case: Alistair Pereira surrenders, sent home
Alistair Pereira, whose bail in the 2006 hit-and-run case was cancelled by the Supreme Court, has surrendered at the Sewri court. Seven people were killed after Pereira, driving under the influence of alcohol, mowed down labourers sleeping by the road side.
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Two days after Supreme Court verdict, where is Alistair Pereira?
Alistair Pereira, whose bail in the 2006 hit-and-run case has been cancelled by the Supreme Court, is yet to surrender himself before the authorities.
-
Supreme Court sentences Alistair Pereira to three years in prison
Alistair Anthony Pereira will have to go to jail for three years. The Supreme Court has cancelled his bail and agreed with the Bombay High Court, which had found Mr Pereira guilty of running seven people over while he was drunk in Mumbai.
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Campbell resigns as Zimbabwe national selector
Former Test cricketer Alastair Campbell has stepped down from his position as chairman of selectors of the Zimbabwean cricket board with immediate effect and will be replaced by former wicketkeeper batsman Wayne James.
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No record, but Campbell opens with 65 at Masters
Chad Campbell ran off five straight birdies, the best start ever in the Masters. Jim Furyk charged up the crowd with four straight birdies late.
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Campbell scrambles to Hope Classic victory
Chad Campbell shot a scrambling 71 to outlast Scott Verplank and Jesper Parnevik and win the Bob Hope Chrysler Classic.
