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After Eiffel Tower, India's UPI Launched At Renowned Galeries Lafayette In Paris
India has launched the Unified Payments Interface (UPI) at Paris' historic department store Galeries Lafayette after a successful launch at the iconic Eiffel Tower.
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Video Shows Police Officer Hitting His Wife At Bar With Cellphone
Even without sound, it's clear the man and woman in the grainy surveillance video are upset with one another.
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Nearly Naked Outside the White House: How Nature Boy Became a Washington Fixture.
Nature Boy was four blocks shy of Lafayette Square when a gray-haired man once among the country's most powerful people stepped onto the 16th Street sidewalk in front of him.
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White House on Security Lockdown Over Unattended Package Nearby
The White House was placed on a security lockdown on Wednesday because of an unattended package found across the street in Lafayette Park, a Secret Service spokeswoman said.
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Louisiana Shooting Suspect Never Involuntarily Committed: Sources
The man who police say killed two women at a Louisiana movie theatre was able to legally buy a gun because there was never an order to have him hospitalized for psychiatric care against his will, Georgia state authorities said on Monday.
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Replica of Revolutionary French Ship Arrives in US
More than two centuries after the Hermione transported General Lafayette to America to rally US rebels battling for independence, a replica of the French frigate arrived today to the Virginia town where British forces eventually surrendered.
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Replica of French General's Historic US Independence Ship Sails Again
A replica of the 18th century ship that took a French general on his voyage to become a hero of the American war of independence was to set sail again today, cheered off by thousands of well-wishers and President Francois Hollande.
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Rebuilt 18th Century Ship Tests French Waters
A reconstruction of the 213-foot (65-meter) frigate used by France's Marquis de Lafayette to bring reinforcements to American revolutionaries in 1780 has tested the waters for the first time.
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After Eiffel Tower, India's UPI Launched At Renowned Galeries Lafayette In Paris
India has launched the Unified Payments Interface (UPI) at Paris' historic department store Galeries Lafayette after a successful launch at the iconic Eiffel Tower.
-
Video Shows Police Officer Hitting His Wife At Bar With Cellphone
Even without sound, it's clear the man and woman in the grainy surveillance video are upset with one another.
-
Nearly Naked Outside the White House: How Nature Boy Became a Washington Fixture.
Nature Boy was four blocks shy of Lafayette Square when a gray-haired man once among the country's most powerful people stepped onto the 16th Street sidewalk in front of him.
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White House on Security Lockdown Over Unattended Package Nearby
The White House was placed on a security lockdown on Wednesday because of an unattended package found across the street in Lafayette Park, a Secret Service spokeswoman said.
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Louisiana Shooting Suspect Never Involuntarily Committed: Sources
The man who police say killed two women at a Louisiana movie theatre was able to legally buy a gun because there was never an order to have him hospitalized for psychiatric care against his will, Georgia state authorities said on Monday.
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Replica of Revolutionary French Ship Arrives in US
More than two centuries after the Hermione transported General Lafayette to America to rally US rebels battling for independence, a replica of the French frigate arrived today to the Virginia town where British forces eventually surrendered.
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Replica of French General's Historic US Independence Ship Sails Again
A replica of the 18th century ship that took a French general on his voyage to become a hero of the American war of independence was to set sail again today, cheered off by thousands of well-wishers and President Francois Hollande.
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Rebuilt 18th Century Ship Tests French Waters
A reconstruction of the 213-foot (65-meter) frigate used by France's Marquis de Lafayette to bring reinforcements to American revolutionaries in 1780 has tested the waters for the first time.
