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"Not Look Down Their Noses At Us Natives": Sunil Gavaskar Blasts 'Smirking' England, Says Australia Are Better
Despite losing the first Test against England and missing the services of top players like Virat Kohli and Mohammed Shami, the Indian cricket team came back strong, boosted by some superlative display from a bunch of debutants
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"Can Put Some Fitness Test For Him...": India Batting Coach Smirks At Reports On Rahul Dravid Being Unwell
While responding to a question, Rathour revealed Dravid is "absolutely fine" and currently working with the team. He added that the 50-year-old can do a few rounds of the cricket ground if needed.
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Families Urge 'Life, No Parole' Sentence For New Zealand Mosque Gunman
Families of victims gunned down at two New Zealand mosques urged a judge to impose the toughest possible sentence, life without parole, on the gunman as he showed no remorse and appeared to smirk at one survivor during a sentencing hearing on Tuesday.
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"Had Aircel SIM Though": Karti Smirks After Court Relief For Chidambarams
Former Union minister P Chidambaram, who was refused protection from arrest by the Supreme Court in one case today, got it in another case from a trial court. His anticipatory bail plea in case of action by the Enforcement Directorate was accepted by a special court in Delhi. The former minister's son Karti Chidambaram, who has also been named in t...
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Jofra Archer Smirks After Injuring Steve Smith With Nasty Bouncer. Twitter Is Fuming
Steve Smith became the first batsman to post seven consecutive Ashes scores of fifty or more.
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Barefoot, Handcuffed, New Zealand Shooter Smirks In Court
The 28-year-old main suspect in mass shootings at two New Zealand mosques no Friday that killed 49 people and injured dozens was produced in court a day after the attacks.
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Charged With Murder, New Zealand Shooter Smirks In Courtroom
A 28-year-old suspect, identified as Brenton Harrison Tarrant appeared before the court on Saturday on murder charges connected with Friday's terror attacks in Christchurch, which left at least 49 people dead. He was remanded in custody without plea until April 5.
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Inside Trump's Inner Circle, His Staffers Are Willing To Fight For Him - Literally
The original Trump crew, the four who had been there from the start, stood at the fringe of the news conference, watching as their boss trash-talked his competitors, hocked Trump products that may or may not exist, touted his Michigan and Mississippi primary wins, and berated the media. They smirked, nudged one another and laughed. When they starte...
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What It's Like To Be In A Room With David Headley
He hates India. He mocks our grief. He smirks at our loss. And he couldn't care less that he was one of the insidious terror brokers that killed 166 people in Mumbai. Yet, David Coleman Headley is "helping" India by testifying as an approver in the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks.
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In Kerala, Grandmothers Sit For Primary Exams
The narrow lanes, lined by coconut palms have witnessed a silent revolution in Kerala. Women like Najeeba, in their 50s, who were never allowed to study as young girls, have defied the smirks of their grandchildren to pass their 4th grade equivalency exams.
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"Not Look Down Their Noses At Us Natives": Sunil Gavaskar Blasts 'Smirking' England, Says Australia Are Better
Despite losing the first Test against England and missing the services of top players like Virat Kohli and Mohammed Shami, the Indian cricket team came back strong, boosted by some superlative display from a bunch of debutants
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"Can Put Some Fitness Test For Him...": India Batting Coach Smirks At Reports On Rahul Dravid Being Unwell
While responding to a question, Rathour revealed Dravid is "absolutely fine" and currently working with the team. He added that the 50-year-old can do a few rounds of the cricket ground if needed.
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Families Urge 'Life, No Parole' Sentence For New Zealand Mosque Gunman
Families of victims gunned down at two New Zealand mosques urged a judge to impose the toughest possible sentence, life without parole, on the gunman as he showed no remorse and appeared to smirk at one survivor during a sentencing hearing on Tuesday.
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"Had Aircel SIM Though": Karti Smirks After Court Relief For Chidambarams
Former Union minister P Chidambaram, who was refused protection from arrest by the Supreme Court in one case today, got it in another case from a trial court. His anticipatory bail plea in case of action by the Enforcement Directorate was accepted by a special court in Delhi. The former minister's son Karti Chidambaram, who has also been named in t...
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Jofra Archer Smirks After Injuring Steve Smith With Nasty Bouncer. Twitter Is Fuming
Steve Smith became the first batsman to post seven consecutive Ashes scores of fifty or more.
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Barefoot, Handcuffed, New Zealand Shooter Smirks In Court
The 28-year-old main suspect in mass shootings at two New Zealand mosques no Friday that killed 49 people and injured dozens was produced in court a day after the attacks.
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Charged With Murder, New Zealand Shooter Smirks In Courtroom
A 28-year-old suspect, identified as Brenton Harrison Tarrant appeared before the court on Saturday on murder charges connected with Friday's terror attacks in Christchurch, which left at least 49 people dead. He was remanded in custody without plea until April 5.
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Inside Trump's Inner Circle, His Staffers Are Willing To Fight For Him - Literally
The original Trump crew, the four who had been there from the start, stood at the fringe of the news conference, watching as their boss trash-talked his competitors, hocked Trump products that may or may not exist, touted his Michigan and Mississippi primary wins, and berated the media. They smirked, nudged one another and laughed. When they starte...
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What It's Like To Be In A Room With David Headley
He hates India. He mocks our grief. He smirks at our loss. And he couldn't care less that he was one of the insidious terror brokers that killed 166 people in Mumbai. Yet, David Coleman Headley is "helping" India by testifying as an approver in the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks.
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In Kerala, Grandmothers Sit For Primary Exams
The narrow lanes, lined by coconut palms have witnessed a silent revolution in Kerala. Women like Najeeba, in their 50s, who were never allowed to study as young girls, have defied the smirks of their grandchildren to pass their 4th grade equivalency exams.
