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Indian Embassy In US Issues Emergency Helpline Amid H-1B Visa Fee
In a move that has set off alarm bells among Indian professionals, United States President Donald Trump has signed a proclamation imposing an annual fee of $100,000 on H-1B visa applications.
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Kentucky Crowd Cheered Valedictorian For Quoting Trump. Then He Told Them It Was Obama
Ben Bowling's valedictorian speech was one of the rare instances where electoral polling numbers can help us understand humor.
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Freedom 251 Maker Claims 50 Million Registrations, Promises 2.5 Million Units
"The pre-booking numbers we received are sheer humongous," Ringing Bells Pvt Ltd president Ashok Chadha said.
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The Ashes 2015: Alastair Cook Backs Ian Bell to Come Good at Number Three
Ian Bell, England's most experienced batsman, having made his Test debut 11 years ago, has struggled for runs during the Ashes thus far with scores of one, 60, one and 11 in the first two matches.
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The Ashes: Ian Bell wants to bat at number three
The withdrawal of regular number three batsman Trott with a stress-related illness following the first Test in Brisbane has left a hole in England's top order. Ian Bell and number six Joe Root are vying to slot into first-drop.
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The Ashes, 3rd Test statistics: Numbers give Michael Clarke, the batsman, hope
Michael Clarke has a better average than Alastair Cook and has been a standout performer for his side. For England though, Ian Bell has shone bright and has a commendable record at Old Trafford.
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Stats tell you what is making England win
An all-round performance from England in Test matches played this year, has been the reason for the team's current dominance against India and it's assault on the number one spot. With four English batsmen and three bowlers in the top-seven lists of scorers and wicket-takers of the year respectively, the team has the fire-power to carry on with...
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Flower feels modified DRS is helping India
England cricket coach Andy Flower feels India's decision to disallow TV reviews of lbw decisions in the ongoing Test series could hamper England's chances of achieving the world number one ranking.
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England coach concerned by drop in attendances
Andy Flower was concerned over drop in attendances and was hopeful crowd numbers would be better for the 5 match one-day series against Pakistan.
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The push for 350: Contradictions and carbon levels
As police cracked down on climate protesters, church bells tolled 350 times Sunday to impress on the UN global warming conference a number that is gaining a following, but is also awash in contradictions.
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Wedding bells ring out for Federer
Men's world number two Roger Federer married his fiancee Mirka Vavrinec in his home town of Basel, Switzerland, he announced on his website.
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Indian Embassy In US Issues Emergency Helpline Amid H-1B Visa Fee
In a move that has set off alarm bells among Indian professionals, United States President Donald Trump has signed a proclamation imposing an annual fee of $100,000 on H-1B visa applications.
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Kentucky Crowd Cheered Valedictorian For Quoting Trump. Then He Told Them It Was Obama
Ben Bowling's valedictorian speech was one of the rare instances where electoral polling numbers can help us understand humor.
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Freedom 251 Maker Claims 50 Million Registrations, Promises 2.5 Million Units
"The pre-booking numbers we received are sheer humongous," Ringing Bells Pvt Ltd president Ashok Chadha said.
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The Ashes 2015: Alastair Cook Backs Ian Bell to Come Good at Number Three
Ian Bell, England's most experienced batsman, having made his Test debut 11 years ago, has struggled for runs during the Ashes thus far with scores of one, 60, one and 11 in the first two matches.
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The Ashes: Ian Bell wants to bat at number three
The withdrawal of regular number three batsman Trott with a stress-related illness following the first Test in Brisbane has left a hole in England's top order. Ian Bell and number six Joe Root are vying to slot into first-drop.
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The Ashes, 3rd Test statistics: Numbers give Michael Clarke, the batsman, hope
Michael Clarke has a better average than Alastair Cook and has been a standout performer for his side. For England though, Ian Bell has shone bright and has a commendable record at Old Trafford.
-
Stats tell you what is making England win
An all-round performance from England in Test matches played this year, has been the reason for the team's current dominance against India and it's assault on the number one spot. With four English batsmen and three bowlers in the top-seven lists of scorers and wicket-takers of the year respectively, the team has the fire-power to carry on with...
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Flower feels modified DRS is helping India
England cricket coach Andy Flower feels India's decision to disallow TV reviews of lbw decisions in the ongoing Test series could hamper England's chances of achieving the world number one ranking.
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England coach concerned by drop in attendances
Andy Flower was concerned over drop in attendances and was hopeful crowd numbers would be better for the 5 match one-day series against Pakistan.
-
The push for 350: Contradictions and carbon levels
As police cracked down on climate protesters, church bells tolled 350 times Sunday to impress on the UN global warming conference a number that is gaining a following, but is also awash in contradictions.
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Wedding bells ring out for Federer
Men's world number two Roger Federer married his fiancee Mirka Vavrinec in his home town of Basel, Switzerland, he announced on his website.
