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Watch: Dubai-Based Real Estate Firm Gifts Employee Rs 4 Crore Lamborghini Urus
Dubai CEO gifts Lamborghini Urus to Natalia Chavez for $500 million sales performance
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Landman Actress Paulina Chavez Reveals Lesson Billy Bob Thornton Taught Her
Landman star Paulina Chavez praised Billy Bob Thornton for creating a welcoming environment where everyone feels comfortable and respected.
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Cesar Chavez Day To Be Renamed After Sex Abuse Claims Against Activist
Lawmakers in California said Thursday they will rename the Cesar Chavez Day state holiday in the wake of disturbing allegations of sexual abuse by...
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Matthew Perry "Froze" When Doctor Gave Him Large Ketamine Dose Before Death
Actor Matthew Perry, one of the leads of the superhit sitcom "Friends", seemed to "freeze up" after a doctor administered a "large dose" of ketamine two weeks before his overdose, according to a report.
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US Woman Dies After Being Run Over By Lawn Mower At Park
The woman was identified as Christine Chavez, 27. She was pronounced dead at the scene and released to the coroner.
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Saudi Arabia Bans Marvel's Next Superhero Film 'Doctor Strange'. Here's Why
Marvel Studios' much anticipated movie "Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness" has been banned in Saudi Arabia and several other Arab countries due to the presence of a gay character.
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Man Arrested After Rape Kit, Untested For Decades, Helps Cops Match DNA
Twenty-three years later, the woman known only as M.G. in police documents says she still recalls with clarity the day of her rape.
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Sidestepping Hudson Yards, Hermès Opens a New Kind of Shop in New York
A more casual way to buy your $150,000 Birkin bag.
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The U.S. Failed in Venezuela Last Time. It’s a Different World Now
Venezuela’s economy is in a tailspin, prompting millions to flee to neighboring states.
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Brazilians Are Spewing Hatred at Each Other Ahead of Presidential Runoff
This Brazil election, which is almost certain to go to Bolsonaro, shares much in common with the 2016 U.S. election.
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In Mexico, Running For Office Can Be A "Death Sentence"
Running for office in Mexico is "practically a death sentence," says mayoral candidate Mario Alberto Chavez, who was eating dinner at a restaurant when a gunman opened fire on his table.
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Microsoft Lobbyist Chavez Heads to Google to Lead Cloud Policy
The search giant is seeking a replacement for Caroline Atkinson, who stepped aside in September.
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Death Toll in Venezuela Anti-Nicolas Maduro Protests Hits 42
The UN Security Council will discuss the crisis in Venezuela today as the opposition took to the streets in anger at what they saw as moves to strengthen elected socialist President Nicolas Maduro's hold on power.
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Venezuela Bans Hugo Chavez TV Series
Venezuela has banned TV networks from broadcasting a new series on late president Hugo Chavez, calling the US-Colombian production an attack on the legacy of the charismatic socialist firebrand.
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Unrest Warnings as Oil Giant Venezuela Set to Vote
Venezuela's opposition will fight to seize control of the legislature from the socialist government in elections on Sunday that leaders warn risk sparking violence in the crisis-hit major oil producer.
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Watch: Dubai-Based Real Estate Firm Gifts Employee Rs 4 Crore Lamborghini Urus
Dubai CEO gifts Lamborghini Urus to Natalia Chavez for $500 million sales performance
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Landman Actress Paulina Chavez Reveals Lesson Billy Bob Thornton Taught Her
Landman star Paulina Chavez praised Billy Bob Thornton for creating a welcoming environment where everyone feels comfortable and respected.
-
Cesar Chavez Day To Be Renamed After Sex Abuse Claims Against Activist
Lawmakers in California said Thursday they will rename the Cesar Chavez Day state holiday in the wake of disturbing allegations of sexual abuse by...
-
Matthew Perry "Froze" When Doctor Gave Him Large Ketamine Dose Before Death
Actor Matthew Perry, one of the leads of the superhit sitcom "Friends", seemed to "freeze up" after a doctor administered a "large dose" of ketamine two weeks before his overdose, according to a report.
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US Woman Dies After Being Run Over By Lawn Mower At Park
The woman was identified as Christine Chavez, 27. She was pronounced dead at the scene and released to the coroner.
-
Saudi Arabia Bans Marvel's Next Superhero Film 'Doctor Strange'. Here's Why
Marvel Studios' much anticipated movie "Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness" has been banned in Saudi Arabia and several other Arab countries due to the presence of a gay character.
-
Man Arrested After Rape Kit, Untested For Decades, Helps Cops Match DNA
Twenty-three years later, the woman known only as M.G. in police documents says she still recalls with clarity the day of her rape.
-
Sidestepping Hudson Yards, Hermès Opens a New Kind of Shop in New York
A more casual way to buy your $150,000 Birkin bag.
-
The U.S. Failed in Venezuela Last Time. It’s a Different World Now
Venezuela’s economy is in a tailspin, prompting millions to flee to neighboring states.
-
Brazilians Are Spewing Hatred at Each Other Ahead of Presidential Runoff
This Brazil election, which is almost certain to go to Bolsonaro, shares much in common with the 2016 U.S. election.
-
In Mexico, Running For Office Can Be A "Death Sentence"
Running for office in Mexico is "practically a death sentence," says mayoral candidate Mario Alberto Chavez, who was eating dinner at a restaurant when a gunman opened fire on his table.
-
Microsoft Lobbyist Chavez Heads to Google to Lead Cloud Policy
The search giant is seeking a replacement for Caroline Atkinson, who stepped aside in September.
-
Death Toll in Venezuela Anti-Nicolas Maduro Protests Hits 42
The UN Security Council will discuss the crisis in Venezuela today as the opposition took to the streets in anger at what they saw as moves to strengthen elected socialist President Nicolas Maduro's hold on power.
-
Venezuela Bans Hugo Chavez TV Series
Venezuela has banned TV networks from broadcasting a new series on late president Hugo Chavez, calling the US-Colombian production an attack on the legacy of the charismatic socialist firebrand.
-
Unrest Warnings as Oil Giant Venezuela Set to Vote
Venezuela's opposition will fight to seize control of the legislature from the socialist government in elections on Sunday that leaders warn risk sparking violence in the crisis-hit major oil producer.
