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150-Million-Year-Old Dinosaur Skeleton Expected To Fetch $1.2 Million At Paris Auction
The dinosaur, which was first discovered in the 1990s in the US state of Wyoming, was initially restored in 2000 by palaeontologist Barry James.
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3rd Test: Late strikes give Australia the edge on Day 2
In reply to the home team's first innings total of 385, the tourists were 180 for four at stumps on the second day, with Ian Bell on nine and Ben Stokes on 14, still trailing by 205 runs.
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British Sikhs to oppose any Modi visit to UK
British Sikhs have expressed opposition to any proposed visit by Gujarat chief minister Narendra Modi to the United Kingdom. Mr Modi was recently invited by some British MPs of the Labour and Conservative parties to address them.
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Engaging Narendra Modi is not an endorsement of him, says Sir James Bevan, UK envoy to India
When Britain's top diplomat in India had met Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi last year, ending a decade-long boycott over the state's communal riots in 2002, he had said it was "an engagement...not endorsement."
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The Ashes 5th Test: Ton-up Steve Smith strengthens Australia's grip
Australia began the evening session on 397-6 and scored 95 runs in 11.5 overs before the declaration. Chris Woakes claimed his first test wicket when he had James Faulkner caught for 23 and Graeme Swann bowled Mitchell Starc for 13.
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Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi thanks British MPs for UK invite
Stating that dialogue strengthens democracies, Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi today thanked the British MPs for inviting him to UK in the spirit of dialogue and engagement.
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The Ashes: Peter Siddle adds to England agony after Michael Clarke's century
At Friday's close Ashes-holders England were 52 for two in reply to Australia's first innings 527 for seven declared, a deficit of 475 runs, in a match the tourists, 2-0 down with three to play, had to win to stand any chance of regaining the urn.
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The Ashes, 3rd Test: England vs Australia - Day 2 as it happened
England were 52 for two in reply to Australia's first innings 527 for seven declared, a deficit of 475 runs, at stumps on the second day of the third Test at Old Trafford on Friday. Earlier, Australia captain Michael Clarke made 187.
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No Pellegrini as Manchester City slump again in pre-season friendly
City midfielder Gareth Barry felt that the team's fitness had let them down against Supersport United in Pretoria on Sunday.
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Tough to deal with India in home conditions, says Steve Rixon
Visitors expecting sporting wickets in four-Test series as Australia's fielding coach praises facilities in Chennai.
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Australia in India: James Pattinson, Glenn Maxwell included in Australia's squad for India Tests
Australia will take four spin-bowling options to India for their four-Test tour, with Glenn Maxwell and Steve Smith named in a 17-man squad alongside Nathan Lyon and Xavier Doherty.
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Shane Warne attacks Cricket Australia over rotation policy
Warne said the team was not being picked on merit but on fitness grounds. "I don't want to hear any of this 'rotation', I don't want to hear any of this 'resting'," he said. "I think the players ought to take a bit more ownership and say 'you know what, I want to play, if you don't think I should be in the side, drop me'.
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Lampard, Ferdinand among players facing England axe: Report
England manager Fabio Capello is preparing a clear-out of senior players after becoming convinced that too many of his squad have been "scarred" by previous failures, reports said on Thursday.
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150-Million-Year-Old Dinosaur Skeleton Expected To Fetch $1.2 Million At Paris Auction
The dinosaur, which was first discovered in the 1990s in the US state of Wyoming, was initially restored in 2000 by palaeontologist Barry James.
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3rd Test: Late strikes give Australia the edge on Day 2
In reply to the home team's first innings total of 385, the tourists were 180 for four at stumps on the second day, with Ian Bell on nine and Ben Stokes on 14, still trailing by 205 runs.
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British Sikhs to oppose any Modi visit to UK
British Sikhs have expressed opposition to any proposed visit by Gujarat chief minister Narendra Modi to the United Kingdom. Mr Modi was recently invited by some British MPs of the Labour and Conservative parties to address them.
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Engaging Narendra Modi is not an endorsement of him, says Sir James Bevan, UK envoy to India
When Britain's top diplomat in India had met Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi last year, ending a decade-long boycott over the state's communal riots in 2002, he had said it was "an engagement...not endorsement."
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The Ashes 5th Test: Ton-up Steve Smith strengthens Australia's grip
Australia began the evening session on 397-6 and scored 95 runs in 11.5 overs before the declaration. Chris Woakes claimed his first test wicket when he had James Faulkner caught for 23 and Graeme Swann bowled Mitchell Starc for 13.
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Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi thanks British MPs for UK invite
Stating that dialogue strengthens democracies, Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi today thanked the British MPs for inviting him to UK in the spirit of dialogue and engagement.
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The Ashes: Peter Siddle adds to England agony after Michael Clarke's century
At Friday's close Ashes-holders England were 52 for two in reply to Australia's first innings 527 for seven declared, a deficit of 475 runs, in a match the tourists, 2-0 down with three to play, had to win to stand any chance of regaining the urn.
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The Ashes, 3rd Test: England vs Australia - Day 2 as it happened
England were 52 for two in reply to Australia's first innings 527 for seven declared, a deficit of 475 runs, at stumps on the second day of the third Test at Old Trafford on Friday. Earlier, Australia captain Michael Clarke made 187.
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No Pellegrini as Manchester City slump again in pre-season friendly
City midfielder Gareth Barry felt that the team's fitness had let them down against Supersport United in Pretoria on Sunday.
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Tough to deal with India in home conditions, says Steve Rixon
Visitors expecting sporting wickets in four-Test series as Australia's fielding coach praises facilities in Chennai.
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Australia in India: James Pattinson, Glenn Maxwell included in Australia's squad for India Tests
Australia will take four spin-bowling options to India for their four-Test tour, with Glenn Maxwell and Steve Smith named in a 17-man squad alongside Nathan Lyon and Xavier Doherty.
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Shane Warne attacks Cricket Australia over rotation policy
Warne said the team was not being picked on merit but on fitness grounds. "I don't want to hear any of this 'rotation', I don't want to hear any of this 'resting'," he said. "I think the players ought to take a bit more ownership and say 'you know what, I want to play, if you don't think I should be in the side, drop me'.
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Lampard, Ferdinand among players facing England axe: Report
England manager Fabio Capello is preparing a clear-out of senior players after becoming convinced that too many of his squad have been "scarred" by previous failures, reports said on Thursday.
