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PUBG Mobile Lite Celebrates 1-Year Anniversary, Gets 0.18.0 Update With New Map Areas, Guns, and More
PUBG Mobile Lite has finally got the 0.18.0 update as the game celebrates its first anniversary. It brings a host of new features and changes to the game. The Northwest side of the Varenga map has been revamped and newly-excavated urban ruins have been added.
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"Do Not Rejoice, America," Says ISIS; Names Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi Successor
Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi Dead: The ISIS terror group on Thursday announced the successor to its former leader, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, who U.S. officials said killed himself by detonating a suicide vest during a raid last week on his hiding place in northwest Syria.
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Decades After US Couple Killed While Hiking, An Envelope Leads To Arrest
Law enforcement called on March 6, crunching up the dirt driveway to the baby-blue single-story house in Lakewood, Wisconsin, an isolated town of around 800 people about 1 1 2/ hours northwest of Green Bay
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Fifth-Grade Student On Leave From US School Killed In Sri Lanka Bombing
The mother of a classmate remembered Kieran Shafritz de Zoysa as "an extremely artistic, sensitive, brilliant and thoughtful child." A neighbor on his street in Northwest Washington said he expected the boy "to grow up and cure cancer or become secretary general of the United Nations." And at Sidwell Friends School, which he attended from prekinder...
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1,000 Wine Bottles For A Penny Apiece: US Liquor Store Surprises Patrons
The word spread on a Reddit thread, in texts between friends, and on street corners in northwest Washington, D.C.: In honor of International Women's Day, a liquor store in Columbia Heights would be giving out 1,000 bottles of wine to women who walked in the door on Friday.
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Frozen Cat Covered In Ice Survives After Vets Rally To Thaw Her
The polar vortex was raging in the Midwest last week, and temperatures had dropped below zero on the morning of Jan. 31 in the city of Kalispell, Mont., near Glacier National Park. A cat named Fluffy - a northwest Montana native and usually confident outdoor cat - got into some trouble.
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Secret North Korean Missile Site, One Of 20, Found: Report
Days after the White House announced plans for a second nuclear summit between the United States and North Korea, a new think tank report has identified a secret North Korean ballistic missile base about 160 miles northwest of Seoul
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Terminal Patients Consider Law Used By US Woman Who Died On Her Own Terms
The government form lay on the dining room table in Mary Klein's home in Northwest Washington. At the top, in bold letters, was a simple declaration: "REQUEST FOR MEDICATION TO END MY LIFE IN A HUMANE AND PEACEFUL MANNER."
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13 Dead In California Bar Shooting Including Gunman, Dozens Injured
Authorities in Thousand Oaks, California, northwest of Los Angeles, reported 13 fatalities at a bar and dance hall late Wednesday after multiple shots were fired by a man inside. A deputy sheriff, Ron Helus, was among those killed.
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US Man Intentionally Contracted HIV To "Infect" Others, Gets 50 Years In Jail
Stephen Koch, of Scranton, Arkansas, admitted in court earlier this week that he intentionally contracted the virus and intended to go on a date and lie about his status, according to the Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette.
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PUBG Mobile Lite Celebrates 1-Year Anniversary, Gets 0.18.0 Update With New Map Areas, Guns, and More
PUBG Mobile Lite has finally got the 0.18.0 update as the game celebrates its first anniversary. It brings a host of new features and changes to the game. The Northwest side of the Varenga map has been revamped and newly-excavated urban ruins have been added.
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"Do Not Rejoice, America," Says ISIS; Names Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi Successor
Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi Dead: The ISIS terror group on Thursday announced the successor to its former leader, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, who U.S. officials said killed himself by detonating a suicide vest during a raid last week on his hiding place in northwest Syria.
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Decades After US Couple Killed While Hiking, An Envelope Leads To Arrest
Law enforcement called on March 6, crunching up the dirt driveway to the baby-blue single-story house in Lakewood, Wisconsin, an isolated town of around 800 people about 1 1 2/ hours northwest of Green Bay
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Fifth-Grade Student On Leave From US School Killed In Sri Lanka Bombing
The mother of a classmate remembered Kieran Shafritz de Zoysa as "an extremely artistic, sensitive, brilliant and thoughtful child." A neighbor on his street in Northwest Washington said he expected the boy "to grow up and cure cancer or become secretary general of the United Nations." And at Sidwell Friends School, which he attended from prekinder...
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1,000 Wine Bottles For A Penny Apiece: US Liquor Store Surprises Patrons
The word spread on a Reddit thread, in texts between friends, and on street corners in northwest Washington, D.C.: In honor of International Women's Day, a liquor store in Columbia Heights would be giving out 1,000 bottles of wine to women who walked in the door on Friday.
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Frozen Cat Covered In Ice Survives After Vets Rally To Thaw Her
The polar vortex was raging in the Midwest last week, and temperatures had dropped below zero on the morning of Jan. 31 in the city of Kalispell, Mont., near Glacier National Park. A cat named Fluffy - a northwest Montana native and usually confident outdoor cat - got into some trouble.
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Secret North Korean Missile Site, One Of 20, Found: Report
Days after the White House announced plans for a second nuclear summit between the United States and North Korea, a new think tank report has identified a secret North Korean ballistic missile base about 160 miles northwest of Seoul
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Terminal Patients Consider Law Used By US Woman Who Died On Her Own Terms
The government form lay on the dining room table in Mary Klein's home in Northwest Washington. At the top, in bold letters, was a simple declaration: "REQUEST FOR MEDICATION TO END MY LIFE IN A HUMANE AND PEACEFUL MANNER."
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13 Dead In California Bar Shooting Including Gunman, Dozens Injured
Authorities in Thousand Oaks, California, northwest of Los Angeles, reported 13 fatalities at a bar and dance hall late Wednesday after multiple shots were fired by a man inside. A deputy sheriff, Ron Helus, was among those killed.
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US Man Intentionally Contracted HIV To "Infect" Others, Gets 50 Years In Jail
Stephen Koch, of Scranton, Arkansas, admitted in court earlier this week that he intentionally contracted the virus and intended to go on a date and lie about his status, according to the Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette.
