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Nanda Devi Climbers Still Missing, Paramilitary Team Preps For Search Ops
Bad weather has hampered search operations for an eight-member team of mountaineers that went missing while trying to scale the Nanda Devi East peak in Uttarakhand's Pithoragarh district late last month. Officials have little hope of finding any of them alive, and there are fears that fresh avalanches in the region may have buried their bodies deep...
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Passengers Were Waiting To Board. US Pilot Was Arrested For Triple Murder
More than three years after a triple homicide in a small Kentucky town, Christian Richard Martin, a pilot for a subsidiary of American Airlines, was arrested in connection with their deaths, authorities said.
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Martin Guptill Hits 102 Off Just 38 Balls In T20 Blast
Set a target of 188, visitors Worcestershire won with nearly seven overs to spare, with Joe Clarke making an unbeaten 61 off 33 balls.
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New York Prison Break: Convicts on the Run for Days, Face High Odds of Capture
The two escaped inmates from a New York maximum security prison have far outlasted the typical jailbreak period, according to experts and corrections data, as state and federal authorities were hunting them for the fifth straight day today.
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Boston Marathon Bombing Suspect Goes on Trial
The American student accused of carrying out the 2013 Boston marathon bombings that killed three and injured 264 others went on trial Wednesday.
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Martin Crowe 'Honoured' by ICC Hall of Fame Award
Martin Crowe became the third New Zealander behind Richard Hadlee and Debbie Hockley, and 79th in the world, to receive the honour.
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Martin Crowe to be Inducted Into ICC's Hall of Fame
Former right-handed batsman Martin Crowe will become the 79th inductee into the elite list and third New Zealand player after Richard Hadlee and Debbie Hockley.
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Oscar 2015: The Grand Budapest Hotel, Birdman Lead With 9 Nominations
The major upsets were Jennifer Aniston who failed to score a Best Actress nod for Cake, David Oyelowo who was overlooked for Best Actor for playing Martin Luther King, Jr in Selma, Golden Globe winner Amy Adams who wasn't nominated for Best Actress for Big Eyes, and Jessica Chastain who was passed over for a Best Supporting Actress nod for A Most V...
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US Space Industry Girds for More Oversight After Accidents
Executives in the fledgling commercial US space industry are bracing for increased scrutiny and oversight after two accidents last week, including one that killed a pilot, but say they view the mishaps as temporary setbacks that will not halt launches.
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Former Boston race champ runs again for love of city
Amby Burfoot, the winner of the 1968 Boston Marathon, was unable to complete last year's race when two bombs ripped through the crowd at the finish line.
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Sachin Tendulkar better than Vivian Richards, says Martin Crowe
Former New Zealand skipper Martin Crowe said he admired Sachin Tendulkar's footwork and his ability to keep things simple.
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Leander Paes-Radek Stepanek ousted from World-Tour finals
Seventh seeds Paes and Stepanek lost their final Group B contest 6-4 6-7 (5) 8-10 to Spanish pair of Mark Lopez and Marcel Granollers in one hour and 49 minutes.
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Stanislas Wawrinka, Richard Gasquet book last two ATP Finals spots
Stanislas Wawrinka and Richard Gasquet qualified after Milos Raonic, who needed at least a runner-up finish in Paris to have a chance to qualify for the London tournament, lost to Tomas Berdych in the third round of the Paris Masters.
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Richard Gasquet's exit in damp Shanghai hits London hopes
The tame 6-3, 6-4 defeat for the ninth seed deals a heavy blow to his hopes of reaching next month's World Tour Finals in London, which feature the season's top eight players. Gasquet is currently ninth in the Race to London.
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Cold War documents show NSA spied on US senators
The National Security Agency eavesdropped on civil rights icon Martin Luther King and heavyweight boxer Muhammad Ali as well as other leading critics of the Vietnam War in a secret program later deemed "disreputable," declassified documents have revealed.
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Nanda Devi Climbers Still Missing, Paramilitary Team Preps For Search Ops
Bad weather has hampered search operations for an eight-member team of mountaineers that went missing while trying to scale the Nanda Devi East peak in Uttarakhand's Pithoragarh district late last month. Officials have little hope of finding any of them alive, and there are fears that fresh avalanches in the region may have buried their bodies deep...
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Passengers Were Waiting To Board. US Pilot Was Arrested For Triple Murder
More than three years after a triple homicide in a small Kentucky town, Christian Richard Martin, a pilot for a subsidiary of American Airlines, was arrested in connection with their deaths, authorities said.
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Martin Guptill Hits 102 Off Just 38 Balls In T20 Blast
Set a target of 188, visitors Worcestershire won with nearly seven overs to spare, with Joe Clarke making an unbeaten 61 off 33 balls.
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New York Prison Break: Convicts on the Run for Days, Face High Odds of Capture
The two escaped inmates from a New York maximum security prison have far outlasted the typical jailbreak period, according to experts and corrections data, as state and federal authorities were hunting them for the fifth straight day today.
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Boston Marathon Bombing Suspect Goes on Trial
The American student accused of carrying out the 2013 Boston marathon bombings that killed three and injured 264 others went on trial Wednesday.
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Martin Crowe 'Honoured' by ICC Hall of Fame Award
Martin Crowe became the third New Zealander behind Richard Hadlee and Debbie Hockley, and 79th in the world, to receive the honour.
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Martin Crowe to be Inducted Into ICC's Hall of Fame
Former right-handed batsman Martin Crowe will become the 79th inductee into the elite list and third New Zealand player after Richard Hadlee and Debbie Hockley.
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Oscar 2015: The Grand Budapest Hotel, Birdman Lead With 9 Nominations
The major upsets were Jennifer Aniston who failed to score a Best Actress nod for Cake, David Oyelowo who was overlooked for Best Actor for playing Martin Luther King, Jr in Selma, Golden Globe winner Amy Adams who wasn't nominated for Best Actress for Big Eyes, and Jessica Chastain who was passed over for a Best Supporting Actress nod for A Most V...
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US Space Industry Girds for More Oversight After Accidents
Executives in the fledgling commercial US space industry are bracing for increased scrutiny and oversight after two accidents last week, including one that killed a pilot, but say they view the mishaps as temporary setbacks that will not halt launches.
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Former Boston race champ runs again for love of city
Amby Burfoot, the winner of the 1968 Boston Marathon, was unable to complete last year's race when two bombs ripped through the crowd at the finish line.
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Sachin Tendulkar better than Vivian Richards, says Martin Crowe
Former New Zealand skipper Martin Crowe said he admired Sachin Tendulkar's footwork and his ability to keep things simple.
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Leander Paes-Radek Stepanek ousted from World-Tour finals
Seventh seeds Paes and Stepanek lost their final Group B contest 6-4 6-7 (5) 8-10 to Spanish pair of Mark Lopez and Marcel Granollers in one hour and 49 minutes.
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Stanislas Wawrinka, Richard Gasquet book last two ATP Finals spots
Stanislas Wawrinka and Richard Gasquet qualified after Milos Raonic, who needed at least a runner-up finish in Paris to have a chance to qualify for the London tournament, lost to Tomas Berdych in the third round of the Paris Masters.
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Richard Gasquet's exit in damp Shanghai hits London hopes
The tame 6-3, 6-4 defeat for the ninth seed deals a heavy blow to his hopes of reaching next month's World Tour Finals in London, which feature the season's top eight players. Gasquet is currently ninth in the Race to London.
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Cold War documents show NSA spied on US senators
The National Security Agency eavesdropped on civil rights icon Martin Luther King and heavyweight boxer Muhammad Ali as well as other leading critics of the Vietnam War in a secret program later deemed "disreputable," declassified documents have revealed.
