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Kim Jong Un Keeps Aiming Missiles At This "Most Hated Rock"
As Kim Jong Un unleashed his biggest-ever barrage of missile tests last month, one place suffered the most: a barren piles of rocks whose name means "No Man's Land."
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New York Shootings An Early Test For Former Cop-Turned-Mayor
Gun violence has rocked the first three weeks of Eric Adams' tenure as mayor of New York, piling pressure on the ex-cop to deliver on his promise to improve public safety in America's largest city.
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24 Dead After China Landslide, Over 100 Still Missing
Rescue workers in China pulled more bodies out of piles of rock and mud on Sunday as they searched for more than 100 people still missing a day after a landslide buried a mountain village, with hopes fading of finding survivors.
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Premier League: Watford Stun Manchester United, Pile On Misery For Jose Mourinho
Manchester United were rocked by Etienne Capoue's first half opener and, although Marcus Rashford equalised after the break, Jose Mourinho's side capitulated in the closing stages of the Premier League match
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'No Chance' of Finding 159 Nepal Landslide Victims
There is no chance of finding any of the more than 150 people who are believed to have been buried by a massive landslide in northern Nepal, an official said on Sunday, as rescuers struggled to dig through piles of rock, mud and trees.
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Rajeev Shukla resigns as Indian Premier League Chairman
Rajeev Shukla on Saturday resigned as the chairman of the Indian Premier League (IPL) amid the raging spot-fixing controversy that has rocked Indian cricket. His resignation piles up pressure on Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) chief N Srinivasan to step down.
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Top five business failures of 2012
India Inc. was rocked by big controversies and redeemed by some super-success stories in 2012. Stories of piling debt, mismanagement and lost contracts made headlines and reminded us of corporates who struggled to find their footing in the year gone by. 2012 was a tough year for many, but some corporations faced the heat far more than others.
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US: Horror at desert ritual as racer flips into crowd
They came at dusk, more than 1,000 fans driving pickups and off-road vehicles down eight miles of dirt road, to celebrate an annual rite of summer that draws an intensely loyal group of followers: night racing deep in the Mojave Desert by a fleet of souped-up trucks tackling a barely marked 40-mile track of rocks, ruts, sand and sagebrush.But as th...
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Kim Jong Un Keeps Aiming Missiles At This "Most Hated Rock"
As Kim Jong Un unleashed his biggest-ever barrage of missile tests last month, one place suffered the most: a barren piles of rocks whose name means "No Man's Land."
-
New York Shootings An Early Test For Former Cop-Turned-Mayor
Gun violence has rocked the first three weeks of Eric Adams' tenure as mayor of New York, piling pressure on the ex-cop to deliver on his promise to improve public safety in America's largest city.
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24 Dead After China Landslide, Over 100 Still Missing
Rescue workers in China pulled more bodies out of piles of rock and mud on Sunday as they searched for more than 100 people still missing a day after a landslide buried a mountain village, with hopes fading of finding survivors.
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Premier League: Watford Stun Manchester United, Pile On Misery For Jose Mourinho
Manchester United were rocked by Etienne Capoue's first half opener and, although Marcus Rashford equalised after the break, Jose Mourinho's side capitulated in the closing stages of the Premier League match
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'No Chance' of Finding 159 Nepal Landslide Victims
There is no chance of finding any of the more than 150 people who are believed to have been buried by a massive landslide in northern Nepal, an official said on Sunday, as rescuers struggled to dig through piles of rock, mud and trees.
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Rajeev Shukla resigns as Indian Premier League Chairman
Rajeev Shukla on Saturday resigned as the chairman of the Indian Premier League (IPL) amid the raging spot-fixing controversy that has rocked Indian cricket. His resignation piles up pressure on Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) chief N Srinivasan to step down.
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Top five business failures of 2012
India Inc. was rocked by big controversies and redeemed by some super-success stories in 2012. Stories of piling debt, mismanagement and lost contracts made headlines and reminded us of corporates who struggled to find their footing in the year gone by. 2012 was a tough year for many, but some corporations faced the heat far more than others.
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US: Horror at desert ritual as racer flips into crowd
They came at dusk, more than 1,000 fans driving pickups and off-road vehicles down eight miles of dirt road, to celebrate an annual rite of summer that draws an intensely loyal group of followers: night racing deep in the Mojave Desert by a fleet of souped-up trucks tackling a barely marked 40-mile track of rocks, ruts, sand and sagebrush.But as th...
