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Which Indian City Is Famous As The City of Lakes?
City of lakes in India: Udaipur, located in the state of Rajasthan, holds a special place and is famously known as the City of Lakes.
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2 Dead, Several Injured In Salt Lake City Church Shooting In US
A shooting in Salt Lake City, Utah, at a Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints venue left two people dead and several wounded, local police told an ABC News affiliate late on Wednesday.
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"Significant" Turbulence Forces Delta Plane To Make Emergency Landing, 25 Hospitalised: "Saw Everything Fly Through The Air"
The aircraft landed safely in Minneapolis, and medical personnel evaluated the passengers and crew members.
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Infant Among 3 Killed In Carnival Shooting Near America's Salt Lake City
Three people, including an eight-month-old infant, were shot and killed and two teenagers were wounded following an altercation between two groups at an annual carnival in the suburbs of Salt Lake City, Utah, on Sunday night, police said.
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Indian-American Shohini Sinha To Head FBI's Field Office In Salt Lake City
Indian-American Shohini Sinha has been appointed as the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) special agent in charge of the Salt Lake City Field Office.
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Heather Armstrong, "Queen Of Mommy Blogging", Dies At 47
She started the blog after being fired from her job as a web designer in Los Angeles in 2002.
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84-Foot Tower Crashes Down In Seconds At Utah Airport. Watch
An 84-foot steel and concrete tower at Salt Lake City International Airport in Utah, USA, was demolished on Monday. A video released by the airport shows the massive Delta Tower crashing to the ground in the space of a few seconds.
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Hiker Survives 100-Foot Fall Onto Cliff Ledge
A hiker in Utah, USA, survived a 100-foot drop onto a cliff ledge, where he remained stranded for hours before being rescued.
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US Police Shoot, Wound Unarmed Autistic Teen In Utah's Salt Lake City
Police in Salt Lake City shot and seriously wounded an autistic child whose mother had called 911 for help when her 13-year-old son started shouting in mental distress.
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"Are You Gay, Though?" US Man Records Alleged Assault, Prompts Probe
Sal Trejo pulled out his phone to begin recording after the man used an anti-gay slur. In an eight-second video, the man appeared to want to confirm one thing. "Are you gay, though?" he asked Trejo.
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On Camera: Train Worker Scolds Women For Using Restroom Together
Four women en route from Salt Lake City to an outdoor concert in Odgen, Utah, were chided by a train worker for going to the restroom together in an exchange that was caught on video.
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Police Bodycam Shows Officer Fatally Shoot A Man Who Ran. Prosecutors Say It Was Justified.
Authorities in Salt Lake City have cleared a police officer in the fatal shooting of a man who ran after being stopped on his bicycle, an incident caught on police body-camera video that was released this week.
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World's First Three-Parent IVF Baby Birth 'Revolutionary': Doctor
A New York fertility specialist, who said he successfully carried out a "three-parent" in vitro fertilization (IVF) technique resulting in a baby boy, called the procedure a "revolutionary approach in human reproduction."
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In Utah Speech, The Dalai Lama Says Actions Spread Compassion
Dalai Lama delivered his message of peace and compassion on Tuesday to thousands of people during a visit to Utah that included a luncheon with the governor and a planned meeting with senior Mormon leaders.
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Uber To Resume Chopper Flights Despite Sheriff's Order
Uber says it will resume helicopter flights at the Sundance Film Festival on Saturday despite a cease-and-desist order from a Utah sheriff.
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Which Indian City Is Famous As The City of Lakes?
City of lakes in India: Udaipur, located in the state of Rajasthan, holds a special place and is famously known as the City of Lakes.
-
2 Dead, Several Injured In Salt Lake City Church Shooting In US
A shooting in Salt Lake City, Utah, at a Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints venue left two people dead and several wounded, local police told an ABC News affiliate late on Wednesday.
-
"Significant" Turbulence Forces Delta Plane To Make Emergency Landing, 25 Hospitalised: "Saw Everything Fly Through The Air"
The aircraft landed safely in Minneapolis, and medical personnel evaluated the passengers and crew members.
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Infant Among 3 Killed In Carnival Shooting Near America's Salt Lake City
Three people, including an eight-month-old infant, were shot and killed and two teenagers were wounded following an altercation between two groups at an annual carnival in the suburbs of Salt Lake City, Utah, on Sunday night, police said.
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Indian-American Shohini Sinha To Head FBI's Field Office In Salt Lake City
Indian-American Shohini Sinha has been appointed as the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) special agent in charge of the Salt Lake City Field Office.
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Heather Armstrong, "Queen Of Mommy Blogging", Dies At 47
She started the blog after being fired from her job as a web designer in Los Angeles in 2002.
-
84-Foot Tower Crashes Down In Seconds At Utah Airport. Watch
An 84-foot steel and concrete tower at Salt Lake City International Airport in Utah, USA, was demolished on Monday. A video released by the airport shows the massive Delta Tower crashing to the ground in the space of a few seconds.
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Hiker Survives 100-Foot Fall Onto Cliff Ledge
A hiker in Utah, USA, survived a 100-foot drop onto a cliff ledge, where he remained stranded for hours before being rescued.
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US Police Shoot, Wound Unarmed Autistic Teen In Utah's Salt Lake City
Police in Salt Lake City shot and seriously wounded an autistic child whose mother had called 911 for help when her 13-year-old son started shouting in mental distress.
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"Are You Gay, Though?" US Man Records Alleged Assault, Prompts Probe
Sal Trejo pulled out his phone to begin recording after the man used an anti-gay slur. In an eight-second video, the man appeared to want to confirm one thing. "Are you gay, though?" he asked Trejo.
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On Camera: Train Worker Scolds Women For Using Restroom Together
Four women en route from Salt Lake City to an outdoor concert in Odgen, Utah, were chided by a train worker for going to the restroom together in an exchange that was caught on video.
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Police Bodycam Shows Officer Fatally Shoot A Man Who Ran. Prosecutors Say It Was Justified.
Authorities in Salt Lake City have cleared a police officer in the fatal shooting of a man who ran after being stopped on his bicycle, an incident caught on police body-camera video that was released this week.
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World's First Three-Parent IVF Baby Birth 'Revolutionary': Doctor
A New York fertility specialist, who said he successfully carried out a "three-parent" in vitro fertilization (IVF) technique resulting in a baby boy, called the procedure a "revolutionary approach in human reproduction."
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In Utah Speech, The Dalai Lama Says Actions Spread Compassion
Dalai Lama delivered his message of peace and compassion on Tuesday to thousands of people during a visit to Utah that included a luncheon with the governor and a planned meeting with senior Mormon leaders.
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Uber To Resume Chopper Flights Despite Sheriff's Order
Uber says it will resume helicopter flights at the Sundance Film Festival on Saturday despite a cease-and-desist order from a Utah sheriff.
