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A Chat With The Pediatrician Calming Babies By Shaking Their Booties
Maybe what pediatrician Robert Hamilton learned in recent days is that soothing a baby is on most parents' minds. Like more than 14 million.
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Robert Kubica to pursue career in WRC2 championship
Kubica has committed to seven races on the 2013 WRC2 calendar and may take part in additional European championship rallies.
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F1 not Formula Same-Old any more
Often, another name for Formula One could have been Formula Same-Same: Same-old faces driving for the same-old teams winning the same-old races.
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Recovering Kubica fractures his ankle
Polish Formula One driver Robert Kubica, recovering from serious injuries suffered in a rally in February, has had a setback after falling on ice and fracturing an ankle, a medical source said.
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Hamilton, Massa feud is subplot to Vettel's title charge
A lingering feud between McLaren driver Lewis Hamilton and Ferrari's Felipe Massa is providing an interesting subplot to this weekend's Japanese Grand Prix, in which Sebastian Vettel should wrap up back-to-back Formula One titles.
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Vettel looks to clinch F1 title at Singapore GP
Formula One leader Sebastian Vettel can win his second straight world title at this weekend's Singapore Grand Prix.
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Webber on top in final Belgian GP practice
Australian Mark Webber had good reason to smile on Saturday morning after he topped the times in final free practice ahead of Sunday's Belgian Grand Prix.
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F1 teams shocked at new TV plans and calendar
A shock new television deal for Formula One in Britain and a heavily-revised new-look 20-race calendar for 2012 caused a major stir among the teams in the paddock at the Hungaroring on Friday.
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Red Bull now on the back foot: Vettel
Defending world champion Sebastian Vettel conceded that he and Red Bull have been forced on to the backfoot by their rivals' improvements following Lewis Hamilton's triumph in the German Grand Prix.
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Rule changes see more overtaking in F1 in 2011
The new rules introduced into Formula One to encourage overtaking in 2011 appear to have borne fruit with the number of passes after nine rounds of the championship already more than for the whole of the 2010 season.
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A Chat With The Pediatrician Calming Babies By Shaking Their Booties
Maybe what pediatrician Robert Hamilton learned in recent days is that soothing a baby is on most parents' minds. Like more than 14 million.
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Robert Kubica to pursue career in WRC2 championship
Kubica has committed to seven races on the 2013 WRC2 calendar and may take part in additional European championship rallies.
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F1 not Formula Same-Old any more
Often, another name for Formula One could have been Formula Same-Same: Same-old faces driving for the same-old teams winning the same-old races.
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Recovering Kubica fractures his ankle
Polish Formula One driver Robert Kubica, recovering from serious injuries suffered in a rally in February, has had a setback after falling on ice and fracturing an ankle, a medical source said.
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Hamilton, Massa feud is subplot to Vettel's title charge
A lingering feud between McLaren driver Lewis Hamilton and Ferrari's Felipe Massa is providing an interesting subplot to this weekend's Japanese Grand Prix, in which Sebastian Vettel should wrap up back-to-back Formula One titles.
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Vettel looks to clinch F1 title at Singapore GP
Formula One leader Sebastian Vettel can win his second straight world title at this weekend's Singapore Grand Prix.
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Webber on top in final Belgian GP practice
Australian Mark Webber had good reason to smile on Saturday morning after he topped the times in final free practice ahead of Sunday's Belgian Grand Prix.
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F1 teams shocked at new TV plans and calendar
A shock new television deal for Formula One in Britain and a heavily-revised new-look 20-race calendar for 2012 caused a major stir among the teams in the paddock at the Hungaroring on Friday.
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Red Bull now on the back foot: Vettel
Defending world champion Sebastian Vettel conceded that he and Red Bull have been forced on to the backfoot by their rivals' improvements following Lewis Hamilton's triumph in the German Grand Prix.
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Rule changes see more overtaking in F1 in 2011
The new rules introduced into Formula One to encourage overtaking in 2011 appear to have borne fruit with the number of passes after nine rounds of the championship already more than for the whole of the 2010 season.
