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Amid Dating Rumours, Tom Cruise (63) And Ana De Armas (37) Spotted Holding Hands In US
The Tom Cruise-Ana de Armas buzz first started back in February when they were seen dining together in London
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Exclusive Interview With Chef Ana Ros: A Champion Of Slovenia And Sustainability
Chef Ana Ros runs Hisa Franko, which currently holds three Michelin stars as well as a green star for sustainability. She was named the world's best female chef in 2017.
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Japan's Biggest Airline Urges Fewer Travel Curbs Amid Fall In Covid Cases
Japan's biggest airline, ANA Holdings, has asked the government to ease curbs on overseas visitors, and seeks a revival of domestic tourism subsidies to spur travel as pandemic infections fall, its chief executive said on Thursday.
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Amazon Web Services Glitch Resolved After Disruptions to Japan Brokers, Airline: Report
A glitch in Amazon Web Services has been resolved, after companies from major online brokerages to the top mobile phone carrier and a leading airline suffered disruptions to their operations.
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Uber And Airbus Enlist In Japan's Flying-Car Plan
The group will initially comprise about 20 companies, including Boeing Co., NEC Corp., a Toyota Motor Corp.-backed startup called Cartivator, ANA Holdings Inc., Japan Airlines Co., and Yamato Holdings Co. Delegates will gather Aug. 29 for the first of their monthly meetings.
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Trump Just Took Credit For Something China Did In 2014
The US President, in an interview, appeared to claim credit for China reversing its long-held practice of intentionally holding down the value of its currency in order to make its exports relatively cheap and boost business abroad.
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At 83, Argentine Grandmother Revives Tennis Dream
Ana Obarrio de Pereyra Iraola's dream of becoming a tennis star was put on hold in 1949 when her husband stopped her playing.
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Firefighters Hold Line Against Fierce Southern California Wildfire
Firefighters made progress on Thursday against a wildfire driven by Santa Ana winds that has charred more than 1,000 acres of drought-parched scrubland east of Los Angeles, threatening a wealthy community in the foothills of the San Bernardino Mountains.
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Ana Ivanovic beats Angelique Kerber in Dubai Open's opening round
Ana Ivanovic lost the first set but managed to hold on to her nerves and came back hard to win the next two sets to claim the match.
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Japanese airlines to stop giving China flight plans through new air zone
Japan's two biggest airlines have bowed to a government request to stop filing flight plans demanded by China on routes through a new Chinese air defence zone, whose creation has ratcheted up tensions over the bitterly disputed region.
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US Open: Djokovic holds key for Ivanovic in Serena clash
Ana Ivanovic believes Serb compatriot Novak Djokovic could tip the balance in her favour when she takes on red-hot title favourite Serena Williams for a place in the US Open semi-finals.
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Ivanovic struggles en route to quarters
Ana Ivanovic suddenly rediscovered her game on Wednesday to hold off Italian Roberta Vinci and reach the Brisbane International quarterfinals.
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Amid Dating Rumours, Tom Cruise (63) And Ana De Armas (37) Spotted Holding Hands In US
The Tom Cruise-Ana de Armas buzz first started back in February when they were seen dining together in London
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Exclusive Interview With Chef Ana Ros: A Champion Of Slovenia And Sustainability
Chef Ana Ros runs Hisa Franko, which currently holds three Michelin stars as well as a green star for sustainability. She was named the world's best female chef in 2017.
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Japan's Biggest Airline Urges Fewer Travel Curbs Amid Fall In Covid Cases
Japan's biggest airline, ANA Holdings, has asked the government to ease curbs on overseas visitors, and seeks a revival of domestic tourism subsidies to spur travel as pandemic infections fall, its chief executive said on Thursday.
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Amazon Web Services Glitch Resolved After Disruptions to Japan Brokers, Airline: Report
A glitch in Amazon Web Services has been resolved, after companies from major online brokerages to the top mobile phone carrier and a leading airline suffered disruptions to their operations.
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Uber And Airbus Enlist In Japan's Flying-Car Plan
The group will initially comprise about 20 companies, including Boeing Co., NEC Corp., a Toyota Motor Corp.-backed startup called Cartivator, ANA Holdings Inc., Japan Airlines Co., and Yamato Holdings Co. Delegates will gather Aug. 29 for the first of their monthly meetings.
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Trump Just Took Credit For Something China Did In 2014
The US President, in an interview, appeared to claim credit for China reversing its long-held practice of intentionally holding down the value of its currency in order to make its exports relatively cheap and boost business abroad.
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At 83, Argentine Grandmother Revives Tennis Dream
Ana Obarrio de Pereyra Iraola's dream of becoming a tennis star was put on hold in 1949 when her husband stopped her playing.
-
Firefighters Hold Line Against Fierce Southern California Wildfire
Firefighters made progress on Thursday against a wildfire driven by Santa Ana winds that has charred more than 1,000 acres of drought-parched scrubland east of Los Angeles, threatening a wealthy community in the foothills of the San Bernardino Mountains.
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Ana Ivanovic beats Angelique Kerber in Dubai Open's opening round
Ana Ivanovic lost the first set but managed to hold on to her nerves and came back hard to win the next two sets to claim the match.
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Japanese airlines to stop giving China flight plans through new air zone
Japan's two biggest airlines have bowed to a government request to stop filing flight plans demanded by China on routes through a new Chinese air defence zone, whose creation has ratcheted up tensions over the bitterly disputed region.
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US Open: Djokovic holds key for Ivanovic in Serena clash
Ana Ivanovic believes Serb compatriot Novak Djokovic could tip the balance in her favour when she takes on red-hot title favourite Serena Williams for a place in the US Open semi-finals.
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Ivanovic struggles en route to quarters
Ana Ivanovic suddenly rediscovered her game on Wednesday to hold off Italian Roberta Vinci and reach the Brisbane International quarterfinals.
