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Change Starts With Self Belief: Viv Richards and Brian Lara's Advice For West Indies
West Indies cricket may be at its nadir but the only way from here is up with self belief and the right attitude, the legendary Vivian Richards and Brian Lara told Roston Chase and his team.
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World Economic Forum's Global Risks Report Lists Out What Threatens Global Economy
World Economic Forum said in a report on Tuesday that cybersecurity and space are emerging risks to the global economy, adding to the existing challenges posed by climate change and the coronavirus pandemic.
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US Welcomes India's Move To Sign Paris Climate Agreement
The US on Sunday welcomed India's surprise decision to ratify the key Paris Climate Change agreement on October 2.
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Cindy Crawford Says Ex-Husband Richard Gere is 'Like a Stranger'
"I think part of the problem in our relationship was that we were a lot of other things, but I don't know if we were ever friends - like peers, because I was young, and he was Richard Gere. And then, as I started kind of growing up and growing into myself - it's hard to change the nature of a relationship once you're already in it," said Cindy Craw...
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North Korea Test Could Put Missile Defence Back In Frame Amid Chinese Disquiet
North Korea's claim to have tested a miniaturised hydrogen bomb, which would represent a big advance in its strike capability, could lead to renewed calls for countries in the region to enhance their missile defences, changes that China opposes.
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Obama hints at changing phone records collection to ease privacy concerns
President Barack Obama suggested yesterday he may be ready to make changes in the bulk collection of Americans' phone records to ease the public's concern about privacy.
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Cricket World Cup '92: Beating Pakistan was the best memory says Kapil Dev
Kapil Dev also relished the change from white clothings to colour ones in 1992. Then Pakistan skipper Imran Khan said that despite early setbacks, he had full faith in his squad while England's skipper at the time, Graham Gooch, believes than they were the form side until the final.
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IPL 6: Viv Richards feels Virender Sehwag's career is 'standing at the red light'
The Caribbean legend, who is a Delhi Daredevils advisor, feels the run-hot-run-cold Sehwag can still contribute to Indian cricket. He just has to change his approach and respect the bowlers. But will he?
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Sportier but thirstier, a hybrid Honda tries to be hip
When Honda showed the CR-Z concept car at the Tokyo Motor Show in 2007, it appeared alongside some of the wacky Japanese design exercises that the biannual show is known for. One difference between the CR-Z and the Nissan Pivo 2 (with a pivoting cabin), the Toyota Hi-CT (with styling akin to a shrunken Zamboni) and other flights of fancy is that th...
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Saving Chevrolet means sending 'Chevy' to dump
Bye-bye, indeed, Miss American Pie. If General Motors has its way, you won't be driving your Chevy to the levee ever again.
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Change Starts With Self Belief: Viv Richards and Brian Lara's Advice For West Indies
West Indies cricket may be at its nadir but the only way from here is up with self belief and the right attitude, the legendary Vivian Richards and Brian Lara told Roston Chase and his team.
-
World Economic Forum's Global Risks Report Lists Out What Threatens Global Economy
World Economic Forum said in a report on Tuesday that cybersecurity and space are emerging risks to the global economy, adding to the existing challenges posed by climate change and the coronavirus pandemic.
-
US Welcomes India's Move To Sign Paris Climate Agreement
The US on Sunday welcomed India's surprise decision to ratify the key Paris Climate Change agreement on October 2.
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Cindy Crawford Says Ex-Husband Richard Gere is 'Like a Stranger'
"I think part of the problem in our relationship was that we were a lot of other things, but I don't know if we were ever friends - like peers, because I was young, and he was Richard Gere. And then, as I started kind of growing up and growing into myself - it's hard to change the nature of a relationship once you're already in it," said Cindy Craw...
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North Korea Test Could Put Missile Defence Back In Frame Amid Chinese Disquiet
North Korea's claim to have tested a miniaturised hydrogen bomb, which would represent a big advance in its strike capability, could lead to renewed calls for countries in the region to enhance their missile defences, changes that China opposes.
-
Obama hints at changing phone records collection to ease privacy concerns
President Barack Obama suggested yesterday he may be ready to make changes in the bulk collection of Americans' phone records to ease the public's concern about privacy.
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Cricket World Cup '92: Beating Pakistan was the best memory says Kapil Dev
Kapil Dev also relished the change from white clothings to colour ones in 1992. Then Pakistan skipper Imran Khan said that despite early setbacks, he had full faith in his squad while England's skipper at the time, Graham Gooch, believes than they were the form side until the final.
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IPL 6: Viv Richards feels Virender Sehwag's career is 'standing at the red light'
The Caribbean legend, who is a Delhi Daredevils advisor, feels the run-hot-run-cold Sehwag can still contribute to Indian cricket. He just has to change his approach and respect the bowlers. But will he?
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Sportier but thirstier, a hybrid Honda tries to be hip
When Honda showed the CR-Z concept car at the Tokyo Motor Show in 2007, it appeared alongside some of the wacky Japanese design exercises that the biannual show is known for. One difference between the CR-Z and the Nissan Pivo 2 (with a pivoting cabin), the Toyota Hi-CT (with styling akin to a shrunken Zamboni) and other flights of fancy is that th...
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Saving Chevrolet means sending 'Chevy' to dump
Bye-bye, indeed, Miss American Pie. If General Motors has its way, you won't be driving your Chevy to the levee ever again.
