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YouTuber Claims Pet Fish Spent His Money To Buy Nintendo Points
Mutekimaru, also known as Maurice, has a channel on YouTube where his fish participates in various Pokemon games.
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Coach Proposes To Argentine Fencer In Front Of TV Cameras At Olympics
Argentine fencer Maria Belen Perez Maurice accepted a marriage proposal from her long-term partner and coach in front of television cameras at the Olympics on Monday, the second time he had posed the question in similar fashion.
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Important For Indian Government To Heed RBI On Stability: IMF Chief
It is important for the Indian government to heed the RBI's message on financial stability, IMF's Chief Economist Maurice Obstfeld said Sunday, amidst reports of friction between the central bank and the Finance Ministry.
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US Economy Will Face "Sharp" Slowdown In 2020, Says IMF Chief Economist
Americans will begin feeling the effects next year of a marked slowing in world economic growth but should be spared a new recession, the chief economist of the International Monetary Fund said.
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IMF Chief Economist Praises Modi Government For "Very Solid" Growth, GST
India's growth has been "very solid" over the past four years, IMF's Chief Economist Maurice Obstfeld on Sunday said, praising the fundamental economic reforms like the GST and the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code carried out by the government.
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Flying Trains Could Be Coming Your Way
With Akka's futuristic concept, passengers would board a train-like tube at a neighbourhood station. Wings would then be attached to the pod for take-off.
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They Met On A Dating Site And Went Bowling. It Was A Setup, Police Say, And Now He's Dead.
There was no reason for Adam Hilarie to believe anything but the obvious: He had just been on a promising first date with a pretty girl.
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Lebanon Shocked Over Sex Trafficking Of Young Syrian Women
Back in Syria, the young women were told they would get well-paid jobs at restaurants and hotels in Lebanon. But when they arrived, their belongings and mobile phones were taken away, and the women were locked up in two hotels north of Beirut and forced into prostitution.
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Maurice White, Founder of Earth, Wind & Fire, Dies at 74
Mr White, who suffered for years from Parkinson's disease, died on Wednesday at his home in Los Angeles, his brother and a representative for the band said. "My brother, hero and best friend Maurice White passed away peacefully last night in his sleep," his brother and bandmate Verdine White wrote on Facebook
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Mideast Countries Call for International Monetary Fund Help on Refugee Crisis
Middle Eastern countries urged the International Monetary Fund on Wednesday to help them deal with the massive influx of refugees from conflicts in Syria and beyond, including with low-interest loans.
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Clash Between Student Groups Ahead of DUSU Polls, 4 Detained
A clash broke out today between the workers of two student organisations ahead of Delhi University Students Union (DUSU) polls, following which the police detained four youths for their alleged involvement.
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Never Stole Anybody's Money, Says Tainted Kenyan All-Rounder Maurice Odumbe
Former Kenyan all-rounder Maurice Odumbe, who was banned for five years after being accused of fixing a match in Zimbabwe, maintains his innocence a decade after he was punished by Justice Ahmed Ebrahim.
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French lawyer convicted of murdering heiress after 36 years
A former Riviera lawyer was convicted on Friday of killing a glamorous casino heiress 36 years ago, after a legal battle that has gripped France.
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English players Owais Shah, Ravi Bopara to be interviewed by ICC for 'intelligence-gathering'
It is understood that none of the English players or umpires are accused of involvement in match fixing but they have been interviewed as part of an intelligence-gathering process.
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United States lose Edu and Ashe ahead of World Cup qualifier tuneup matches
Injuries have forced midfielder Maurice Edu and left back Corey Ashe off the US national team roster ahead of two friendlies this week ahead of World Cup 2014 qualifying matches in June.
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YouTuber Claims Pet Fish Spent His Money To Buy Nintendo Points
Mutekimaru, also known as Maurice, has a channel on YouTube where his fish participates in various Pokemon games.
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Coach Proposes To Argentine Fencer In Front Of TV Cameras At Olympics
Argentine fencer Maria Belen Perez Maurice accepted a marriage proposal from her long-term partner and coach in front of television cameras at the Olympics on Monday, the second time he had posed the question in similar fashion.
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Important For Indian Government To Heed RBI On Stability: IMF Chief
It is important for the Indian government to heed the RBI's message on financial stability, IMF's Chief Economist Maurice Obstfeld said Sunday, amidst reports of friction between the central bank and the Finance Ministry.
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US Economy Will Face "Sharp" Slowdown In 2020, Says IMF Chief Economist
Americans will begin feeling the effects next year of a marked slowing in world economic growth but should be spared a new recession, the chief economist of the International Monetary Fund said.
-
IMF Chief Economist Praises Modi Government For "Very Solid" Growth, GST
India's growth has been "very solid" over the past four years, IMF's Chief Economist Maurice Obstfeld on Sunday said, praising the fundamental economic reforms like the GST and the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code carried out by the government.
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Flying Trains Could Be Coming Your Way
With Akka's futuristic concept, passengers would board a train-like tube at a neighbourhood station. Wings would then be attached to the pod for take-off.
-
They Met On A Dating Site And Went Bowling. It Was A Setup, Police Say, And Now He's Dead.
There was no reason for Adam Hilarie to believe anything but the obvious: He had just been on a promising first date with a pretty girl.
-
Lebanon Shocked Over Sex Trafficking Of Young Syrian Women
Back in Syria, the young women were told they would get well-paid jobs at restaurants and hotels in Lebanon. But when they arrived, their belongings and mobile phones were taken away, and the women were locked up in two hotels north of Beirut and forced into prostitution.
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Maurice White, Founder of Earth, Wind & Fire, Dies at 74
Mr White, who suffered for years from Parkinson's disease, died on Wednesday at his home in Los Angeles, his brother and a representative for the band said. "My brother, hero and best friend Maurice White passed away peacefully last night in his sleep," his brother and bandmate Verdine White wrote on Facebook
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Mideast Countries Call for International Monetary Fund Help on Refugee Crisis
Middle Eastern countries urged the International Monetary Fund on Wednesday to help them deal with the massive influx of refugees from conflicts in Syria and beyond, including with low-interest loans.
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Clash Between Student Groups Ahead of DUSU Polls, 4 Detained
A clash broke out today between the workers of two student organisations ahead of Delhi University Students Union (DUSU) polls, following which the police detained four youths for their alleged involvement.
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Never Stole Anybody's Money, Says Tainted Kenyan All-Rounder Maurice Odumbe
Former Kenyan all-rounder Maurice Odumbe, who was banned for five years after being accused of fixing a match in Zimbabwe, maintains his innocence a decade after he was punished by Justice Ahmed Ebrahim.
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French lawyer convicted of murdering heiress after 36 years
A former Riviera lawyer was convicted on Friday of killing a glamorous casino heiress 36 years ago, after a legal battle that has gripped France.
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English players Owais Shah, Ravi Bopara to be interviewed by ICC for 'intelligence-gathering'
It is understood that none of the English players or umpires are accused of involvement in match fixing but they have been interviewed as part of an intelligence-gathering process.
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United States lose Edu and Ashe ahead of World Cup qualifier tuneup matches
Injuries have forced midfielder Maurice Edu and left back Corey Ashe off the US national team roster ahead of two friendlies this week ahead of World Cup 2014 qualifying matches in June.
