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Abducted By Mother At 3, US Woman Reunites With Father After 42 Years
A US girl, who was abducted as a toddler at the age of three, has been found after 42 years. Michelle Marie Newton went missing in 1983 and was living under a new identity of "Sharon Nealy", completely unaware that she was once abducted.
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MasterCard Chief Ajay Banga Among World's Best Performing CEOs: Report
Financial services giant MasterCard's chief executive, Ajay Banga, is the sole Indian-origin top executive in a list of 100 best performing CEOs in the world compiled by the prestigious Harvard Business Review (HBR) magazine, with Amazon CEO Jeffrey Bezos topping the rankings.
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United Nations Climate Panel Elects New Chair
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), whose reports establish scientific consensus on climate change, meets this week in Nairobi to elect a new chair.
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US Mouse Named After 'Star Trek' Actor Sets Guinness World Record For Longevity
A Pacific pocket mouse can live up to four or six years in captivity, but only one to two years on average in the wild.
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How the Wealthy Outsource Christmas—and You Can, Too
When the holidays feel more like a chore than a celebration.
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American Celebs Launch Last-Ditch Effort to Stop Trump Presidency
What brings Martin Sheen, Debra Messing, and Moby together? The motivation to stop a Trump presidency.
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The Cast of Will & Grace Reunited But It's Not For What You Think
The show's co-star Sean Hayes tweeted a photo of himself with Eric, Debra and Megan Mullally and wrote "We're baaaaaaack!," which may have triggered belief that the show was making a comeback on TV
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For Syrian refugees in US, Fear Gives Way to Hope
They share a small two-bedroom apartment in Sacramento with few possessions, but for Syrian refugee Mohammad Abd Rabboh, his wife and two daughters, there is finally freedom from fear.
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Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey's Criticism of Company Refreshing, Analysts Say
Critics have long lamented that Twitter Inc is difficult to use and has had trouble defining itself, which is why it has not expanded its audience.
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Woman Who Spent 23 Years on United States Death Row Cleared
A woman who spent 23 years on death row in the United States over the killing of her young son saw her murder charge dismissed Monday and the case against her closed.
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MasterCard Chief Ajay Banga Among World's Best Performing CEOs: Report
Financial services giant MasterCard's chief executive, Ajay Banga, is the sole Indian-origin top executive in a list of 100 best performing CEOs in the world compiled by the prestigious Harvard Business Review (HBR) magazine, with Amazon CEO Jeffrey Bezos topping the rankings.
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will.i.am: I almost lost my life
Singer will.i.am almost drowned in a swimming pool because he failed to listen to his mother Debra's advice.
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Debra Messing files for divorce from her husband of 11 years
Actress Debra Messing and Daniel Zelman announced their separation last year but continued to live together for the sake of their eight-year-old son.
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Facebook struggles to convert 900m users into advertising dollars: survey
Four out of five Facebook users have never bought a product or service as a result of advertising or comments on the social network site, a Reuters/Ipsos poll shows.
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Will.I.Am dressed loud to avoid gangs
Will.i.am's eccentric style and musical talent "kept [him] safe" from gang warfare and drug dealing when he was growing up.
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Abducted By Mother At 3, US Woman Reunites With Father After 42 Years
A US girl, who was abducted as a toddler at the age of three, has been found after 42 years. Michelle Marie Newton went missing in 1983 and was living under a new identity of "Sharon Nealy", completely unaware that she was once abducted.
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MasterCard Chief Ajay Banga Among World's Best Performing CEOs: Report
Financial services giant MasterCard's chief executive, Ajay Banga, is the sole Indian-origin top executive in a list of 100 best performing CEOs in the world compiled by the prestigious Harvard Business Review (HBR) magazine, with Amazon CEO Jeffrey Bezos topping the rankings.
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United Nations Climate Panel Elects New Chair
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), whose reports establish scientific consensus on climate change, meets this week in Nairobi to elect a new chair.
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US Mouse Named After 'Star Trek' Actor Sets Guinness World Record For Longevity
A Pacific pocket mouse can live up to four or six years in captivity, but only one to two years on average in the wild.
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How the Wealthy Outsource Christmas—and You Can, Too
When the holidays feel more like a chore than a celebration.
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American Celebs Launch Last-Ditch Effort to Stop Trump Presidency
What brings Martin Sheen, Debra Messing, and Moby together? The motivation to stop a Trump presidency.
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The Cast of Will & Grace Reunited But It's Not For What You Think
The show's co-star Sean Hayes tweeted a photo of himself with Eric, Debra and Megan Mullally and wrote "We're baaaaaaack!," which may have triggered belief that the show was making a comeback on TV
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For Syrian refugees in US, Fear Gives Way to Hope
They share a small two-bedroom apartment in Sacramento with few possessions, but for Syrian refugee Mohammad Abd Rabboh, his wife and two daughters, there is finally freedom from fear.
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Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey's Criticism of Company Refreshing, Analysts Say
Critics have long lamented that Twitter Inc is difficult to use and has had trouble defining itself, which is why it has not expanded its audience.
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Woman Who Spent 23 Years on United States Death Row Cleared
A woman who spent 23 years on death row in the United States over the killing of her young son saw her murder charge dismissed Monday and the case against her closed.
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MasterCard Chief Ajay Banga Among World's Best Performing CEOs: Report
Financial services giant MasterCard's chief executive, Ajay Banga, is the sole Indian-origin top executive in a list of 100 best performing CEOs in the world compiled by the prestigious Harvard Business Review (HBR) magazine, with Amazon CEO Jeffrey Bezos topping the rankings.
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will.i.am: I almost lost my life
Singer will.i.am almost drowned in a swimming pool because he failed to listen to his mother Debra's advice.
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Debra Messing files for divorce from her husband of 11 years
Actress Debra Messing and Daniel Zelman announced their separation last year but continued to live together for the sake of their eight-year-old son.
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Facebook struggles to convert 900m users into advertising dollars: survey
Four out of five Facebook users have never bought a product or service as a result of advertising or comments on the social network site, a Reuters/Ipsos poll shows.
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Will.I.Am dressed loud to avoid gangs
Will.i.am's eccentric style and musical talent "kept [him] safe" from gang warfare and drug dealing when he was growing up.
