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"It's Not A Joke": Dublin Airbnb Host Lists Out Tent For Almost Rs 5,800 Per Night
A Dublin Airbnb host recently advertised a "private room" under the stars for nearly $75 (Rs 5,800) a night, but it was really just a pup-up tent on a backyard concrete slab.
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Realme X2 Pro Master Edition to Go on Sale for the First Time Today: Check Price in India, Offers, Specifications
Realme X2 Pro Master Edition is fashioned by Naoto Fukasawa and has been launched in India in Red Brick and Concrete finishes. This variant comes only in 12GB RAM + 256GB storage options.
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Bayern Munich Star Jerome Boateng Poised For PSG Move, If Price Is Right
Bayern Munich centre-back Jerome Boateng could join Paris Saint-Germain providing the price is right, the German giants' chairman Karl-Heinz Rummenigge suggested.
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Castles in the Air: Afghans Pay a Heavy Price for Uncertainty
A bored security guard, a Kalashnikov rifle over his shoulder, stands guard alone outside an idle construction site for a 10-storey building in downtown Kabul, one of more than a dozen concrete shells with not a single construction worker in sight.
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"It's Not A Joke": Dublin Airbnb Host Lists Out Tent For Almost Rs 5,800 Per Night
A Dublin Airbnb host recently advertised a "private room" under the stars for nearly $75 (Rs 5,800) a night, but it was really just a pup-up tent on a backyard concrete slab.
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Realme X2 Pro Master Edition to Go on Sale for the First Time Today: Check Price in India, Offers, Specifications
Realme X2 Pro Master Edition is fashioned by Naoto Fukasawa and has been launched in India in Red Brick and Concrete finishes. This variant comes only in 12GB RAM + 256GB storage options.
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Bayern Munich Star Jerome Boateng Poised For PSG Move, If Price Is Right
Bayern Munich centre-back Jerome Boateng could join Paris Saint-Germain providing the price is right, the German giants' chairman Karl-Heinz Rummenigge suggested.
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Castles in the Air: Afghans Pay a Heavy Price for Uncertainty
A bored security guard, a Kalashnikov rifle over his shoulder, stands guard alone outside an idle construction site for a 10-storey building in downtown Kabul, one of more than a dozen concrete shells with not a single construction worker in sight.
