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Australian Pilot Dies After Plane Carrying 180 kg Cocaine Crashes In Brazil
Mr Clark, a former Qantas pilot with over 20 years of aviation experience, was alone in the aircraft when it crashed shortly after takeoff from a rural airstrip.
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Amazon's Top Communications Executive Jay Carney to Join Airbnb as Head of Policy
Jay Carney, the top policy and communications executive at Amazon and one-time White House spokesman, has been named the head of policy at Airbnb, marking another high-profile departure for Amazon as it faces a shifting consumer landscape and heightened regulatory scrutiny.
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Sachin Tendulkar Thinks This Opposition Captain Was The Best
Sachin Tendulkar regarded former England captain Nasser Hussain as the best skipper he played against in his career.
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Michael Clarke Returns To Club Cricket, Eyes Good Show in Twenty20s
Former Australia captain, Michael Clarke, who retired from international cricket after the end of the 2015 Ashes, returns to club cricket and is aiming to make a mark in Twenty20s.
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Ashes 2015: How England and Australia Shape up in Each Department
Michael Clarke and Alastair Cook square off as England host Australia for Ashes 2015, starting July 8.
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Michael Clarke and Heir Apparent Steven Smith Leave Their Mark as Ruthless Australia Win Cup of Cups
Michael Clarke signed off from one-day internationals with 74 as a dominant Australia won their fifth cricket World Cup. Fittingly, Steven Smith hit the winning boundary
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'Whirlwind' Blows Baby-Faced Steve Smith to Australia Captaincy
Long marked for big things, Steve Smith was named Australia's 45th Test captain in place of injured Michael Clarke and will have scarcely two days to digest the appointment before leading the team against India in the second Test in Brisbane.
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Mark Taylor Concerned for Michael Clarke's Future
Michael Clarke grimaced when he swayed away to avoid a bouncer from India pacer Ishant Sharma during the second session, and later retired hurt with his score on 60.
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Before Nevada Stand-Off, A Collision Between Ranchers and Tortoises
When the U.S. government declared the Mojave desert tortoise an endangered species in 1989, it effectively marked the cattle ranchers of Nevada's Clark County for extinction.
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Xinjiang Attack Marks Dramatic Shift in Militant Tactics: Experts
The bombing of a civilian market in Xinjiang represents a shift in tactics by militants towards more spectacular attacks, analysts say, to invite a disproportionate response by China and so radicalise the Muslim Uighur homeland.
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Belinda Clark, Mark Waugh to be inducted into Australian Cricket Hall of Fame
Belinda Clark becomes the first female cricketer to be inducted into Australian Cricket Hall of Fame. Mark Waugh becomes the 38th man to receive the honour.
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The Ashes: Not much fun as captain Alastair Cook marks 29th birthday
Birthday boy Cook found little cause for celebration on the eve of the fourth Ashes Test having lost veteran spinner Graeme Swann to a surprise early retirement.
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Players shocked by Steve Clarke's sacking: West Brom full-back Steven Reid
Steve Clarke was sacked late on Saturday, following a run of four consecutive defeats that left the Midlands club two points above the Premier League relegation zone.
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West Brom sack manager Steve Clarke
The loss to Cardiff, which was their fourth in a row in the Premier League, left the Baggies two points off the relegation places.
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Former F1 star Mark Webber urges more Ashes sledging
Former Formula One driver Mark Webber says sledging is a brilliant part of the sport and it makes cricket more exciting.
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Australian Pilot Dies After Plane Carrying 180 kg Cocaine Crashes In Brazil
Mr Clark, a former Qantas pilot with over 20 years of aviation experience, was alone in the aircraft when it crashed shortly after takeoff from a rural airstrip.
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Amazon's Top Communications Executive Jay Carney to Join Airbnb as Head of Policy
Jay Carney, the top policy and communications executive at Amazon and one-time White House spokesman, has been named the head of policy at Airbnb, marking another high-profile departure for Amazon as it faces a shifting consumer landscape and heightened regulatory scrutiny.
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Sachin Tendulkar Thinks This Opposition Captain Was The Best
Sachin Tendulkar regarded former England captain Nasser Hussain as the best skipper he played against in his career.
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Michael Clarke Returns To Club Cricket, Eyes Good Show in Twenty20s
Former Australia captain, Michael Clarke, who retired from international cricket after the end of the 2015 Ashes, returns to club cricket and is aiming to make a mark in Twenty20s.
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Ashes 2015: How England and Australia Shape up in Each Department
Michael Clarke and Alastair Cook square off as England host Australia for Ashes 2015, starting July 8.
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Michael Clarke and Heir Apparent Steven Smith Leave Their Mark as Ruthless Australia Win Cup of Cups
Michael Clarke signed off from one-day internationals with 74 as a dominant Australia won their fifth cricket World Cup. Fittingly, Steven Smith hit the winning boundary
-
'Whirlwind' Blows Baby-Faced Steve Smith to Australia Captaincy
Long marked for big things, Steve Smith was named Australia's 45th Test captain in place of injured Michael Clarke and will have scarcely two days to digest the appointment before leading the team against India in the second Test in Brisbane.
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Mark Taylor Concerned for Michael Clarke's Future
Michael Clarke grimaced when he swayed away to avoid a bouncer from India pacer Ishant Sharma during the second session, and later retired hurt with his score on 60.
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Before Nevada Stand-Off, A Collision Between Ranchers and Tortoises
When the U.S. government declared the Mojave desert tortoise an endangered species in 1989, it effectively marked the cattle ranchers of Nevada's Clark County for extinction.
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Xinjiang Attack Marks Dramatic Shift in Militant Tactics: Experts
The bombing of a civilian market in Xinjiang represents a shift in tactics by militants towards more spectacular attacks, analysts say, to invite a disproportionate response by China and so radicalise the Muslim Uighur homeland.
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Belinda Clark, Mark Waugh to be inducted into Australian Cricket Hall of Fame
Belinda Clark becomes the first female cricketer to be inducted into Australian Cricket Hall of Fame. Mark Waugh becomes the 38th man to receive the honour.
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The Ashes: Not much fun as captain Alastair Cook marks 29th birthday
Birthday boy Cook found little cause for celebration on the eve of the fourth Ashes Test having lost veteran spinner Graeme Swann to a surprise early retirement.
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Players shocked by Steve Clarke's sacking: West Brom full-back Steven Reid
Steve Clarke was sacked late on Saturday, following a run of four consecutive defeats that left the Midlands club two points above the Premier League relegation zone.
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West Brom sack manager Steve Clarke
The loss to Cardiff, which was their fourth in a row in the Premier League, left the Baggies two points off the relegation places.
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Former F1 star Mark Webber urges more Ashes sledging
Former Formula One driver Mark Webber says sledging is a brilliant part of the sport and it makes cricket more exciting.
