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Harry Kane Breaks 60-Year Record And Jamal Musiala Dazzles In Bayern Munich Romp
Harry Kane broke a 60-year record for most goals in a debut season while Jamal Musiala scored twice as Bayern Munich won 5-2 at Darmstadt on Saturday.
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Glass Holds The Key To Time Travel? New Study Reveals Material's 'Inner Clock'
Physicists in Darmstadt are investigating aging processes in materials. For the first time, they have measured the ticking of an internal clock in glass.
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Drunk Teen Hid Baby Python In His Pants. What Gave Him Away
When police officers were called to break up a fight in Germany's Darmstadt, they probably weren't expecting to find what they found - a drunk 19-year-old with "a significant bulge in his trousers." To make matters even more awkward, the teen proceeded to pull out a snake - yes, an actual reptile - from his pants.
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Why A German-Born Soccer Star Of Muslim Descent Had To Choose Between His Faith And His Career
He broke out of his tough Berlin neighborhood in a pair of cleats, reaching the top tier of professional soccer. The German army held a photo op when the famous son of Tunisian immigrants signed up for his military service. At an award event in his honor, he hobnobbed with members of Chancellor Angela Merkel's cabinet.
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Germany Investigates Sexual Attacks On Women At Music Festival
German prosecutors are investigating claims by 26 women that they were sexually harassed at a music festival in the western city of Darmstadt at the weekend and police have arrested three men with Pakistani backgrounds, a police spokesman said on Wednesday.
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Thomas Mueller's Brace Rescues Bayern Munich Against Darmstadt
Thomas Mueller scored two goals to help Bayern Munich register a come-from-behind victory over Darmstadt.
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Xabi Alonso Thunderbolt Takes Bayern Munich Into German Cup Quarterfinals
Bayern Munich's Xabi Alonso launched a long-range strike from outside the area which hit the top left-hand corner and gave Darmstadt goalkeeper Christian Mathenia no chance
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Bundesliga: Werder Bremen Hold VFB Stuttgart, Darmstadt Beat Eintracht Frankfurt
Werder Bremen grabbed a better start into the second half as Anthony Ujah tested Stuttgart's goalkeeper Przemyslaw Tyton in the 59th minute. As the match progressed, Stuttgart retracted allowing Bremen to level the scores through Ujah at the 71st minute.
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Hertha Berlin Move to Fourth Spot in Bundesliga, Darmstadt's Troubles Continue
Hertha Berlin reclaimed fourth spot in the Bundesliga while Ingolstadt, a newly promoted club, got the better of Darmstadt.
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Angela Merkel Warns of Balkans Fighting Amid Migrant Influx
German Chancellor Angela Merkel warned that fighting could break out in the Balkans, along the main route of migrants trying to reach Europe, if Germany closed its border with Austria, in remarks published today.
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Harry Kane Breaks 60-Year Record And Jamal Musiala Dazzles In Bayern Munich Romp
Harry Kane broke a 60-year record for most goals in a debut season while Jamal Musiala scored twice as Bayern Munich won 5-2 at Darmstadt on Saturday.
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Glass Holds The Key To Time Travel? New Study Reveals Material's 'Inner Clock'
Physicists in Darmstadt are investigating aging processes in materials. For the first time, they have measured the ticking of an internal clock in glass.
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Drunk Teen Hid Baby Python In His Pants. What Gave Him Away
When police officers were called to break up a fight in Germany's Darmstadt, they probably weren't expecting to find what they found - a drunk 19-year-old with "a significant bulge in his trousers." To make matters even more awkward, the teen proceeded to pull out a snake - yes, an actual reptile - from his pants.
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Why A German-Born Soccer Star Of Muslim Descent Had To Choose Between His Faith And His Career
He broke out of his tough Berlin neighborhood in a pair of cleats, reaching the top tier of professional soccer. The German army held a photo op when the famous son of Tunisian immigrants signed up for his military service. At an award event in his honor, he hobnobbed with members of Chancellor Angela Merkel's cabinet.
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Germany Investigates Sexual Attacks On Women At Music Festival
German prosecutors are investigating claims by 26 women that they were sexually harassed at a music festival in the western city of Darmstadt at the weekend and police have arrested three men with Pakistani backgrounds, a police spokesman said on Wednesday.
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Thomas Mueller's Brace Rescues Bayern Munich Against Darmstadt
Thomas Mueller scored two goals to help Bayern Munich register a come-from-behind victory over Darmstadt.
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Xabi Alonso Thunderbolt Takes Bayern Munich Into German Cup Quarterfinals
Bayern Munich's Xabi Alonso launched a long-range strike from outside the area which hit the top left-hand corner and gave Darmstadt goalkeeper Christian Mathenia no chance
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Bundesliga: Werder Bremen Hold VFB Stuttgart, Darmstadt Beat Eintracht Frankfurt
Werder Bremen grabbed a better start into the second half as Anthony Ujah tested Stuttgart's goalkeeper Przemyslaw Tyton in the 59th minute. As the match progressed, Stuttgart retracted allowing Bremen to level the scores through Ujah at the 71st minute.
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Hertha Berlin Move to Fourth Spot in Bundesliga, Darmstadt's Troubles Continue
Hertha Berlin reclaimed fourth spot in the Bundesliga while Ingolstadt, a newly promoted club, got the better of Darmstadt.
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Angela Merkel Warns of Balkans Fighting Amid Migrant Influx
German Chancellor Angela Merkel warned that fighting could break out in the Balkans, along the main route of migrants trying to reach Europe, if Germany closed its border with Austria, in remarks published today.
