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Tecno Spark 8P With MediaTek Helio G85 SoC, 50-Megapixel Triple Rear Camera Launched in India: Price, Specifications
Tecno Spark 8P was launched in India at a price of Rs. 10,999. It comes in Atlantic Blue, Iris Purple, Tahiti Gold, and Turquoise Cyan colour options, and single configuration option.
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Indian Shuttlers Reach Thomas Cup Quarterfinals, Women Lose To Thailand In Uber Cup's Last Group Game
The Indian men's badminton team hammered Tahiti 5-0 in a Group C match to enter the quarterfinals of the ongoing Thomas Cup in Aarhus for the first time since 2010.
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No Flights, He Sailed 6,000 KM Across Pacific To Return To Australia
Stuck in Tahiti with no available flights, Paul Stratfold was running out of time to get back home to Australia and renew his residency visa. The Briton decided his best option was to sail 6,000 kilometers (3,700 miles).
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Kim Kardashian Slammed For "Disgustingly Tone Deaf" Birthday Trip Amid Pandemic
Kardashian and her "closest inner circle" spent last week dancing, kayaking and swimming with whales on a private isle where they could "pretend things were normal just for a brief moment in time," she tweeted
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Rare Paul Gauguin Painting Sells For 9.5 Million Euros At Paris Auction
A rare canvas by French artist Paul Gauguin from his time in Tahiti fetched 9.5 million euros ($10.5 million) in Paris on Tuesday, nearly twice its estimated value, the auction house said.
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Watch: Two Women, Their Dogs Rescued After Five Months Stranded At Sea
A sailing trip from Hawaii to Tahiti turned into the stuff of nightmares for two women when the engine of their sailboat stopped working almost a month into their journey. Lost at sea for five months, they were finally rescued by the US Navy on October 25.
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Scientists Find First Links Between Zika And Temporary Paralysis: What You Need To Know
A retrospective study of a Zika outbreak in Tahiti in 2013-14 has found evidence of a link between the virus and a rare form of paralysis - the latest sign that the virus may be more threatening than once believed.
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Study: 1st Evidence That Zika May Cause Temporary Paralysis
Scientists may have the first evidence that Zika can cause temporary paralysis, according to a new study of patients who developed the rare condition during an outbreak of the virus in Tahiti two years ago.
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FIFA Bans Tahitian Football Head for Eight Years
FIFA said Reynald Temarii, General Director of the Tahiti Football Association, accepted 305,640 euros from Bin Hammam, who was then a member of the FIFA executive committee and the AFC president, to cover the costs of his legal expenses in the context of an appeal against a previous ban imposed by FIFA's ethics committee in November 2010.
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Uruguay rout Tahiti, face Brazil in Confederations Cup semis
Uruguay manager Oscar Tabarez had changed his entire starting XI for the South American champions' decisive first round match. Star forwards Diego Forlan, Suarez and Edinson Cavani were all named on the bench, while Bologna midfielder Perez inherited the captain's armband from suspended centre-back Diego Lugano.
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Confederations Cup: Spain romp to record 10-0 win over Tahiti
Fernando Torres scored four times and David Villa claimed a hat-trick for the world and European champions at Rio's hallowed Maracana, with David Silva adding a brace and Juan Mata also finding the net.
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Confederations Cup: Fernando Torres vows to give Spain a selection dilemma
Spain forward Fernando Torres was on the outside looking in as his compatriots made a winning start in the Confederations Cup against Uruguay, but the Chelsea forward says he intends to give coach Vicente Del Bosque a selection dilemma if he can get some game time for the world champions against minnows Tahiti on Thursday.
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Confederations Cup: Jonathan Tehau dreams of Barcelona after landmark goal
Jonathan Tehau struggled to articulate his joy after becoming the first player to score for Tahiti at a high-profile international tournament in his side's 6-1 loss to Nigeria at the Confederations Cup.
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Confederations Cup: Nigeria swamp minnows Tahiti 6-1 in opener
The African champions only arrived in Brazil 36 hours before the game after a row over bonus payments, but with the victory they leapfrogged world champions Spain to the top of Group B.
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Tecno Spark 8P With MediaTek Helio G85 SoC, 50-Megapixel Triple Rear Camera Launched in India: Price, Specifications
Tecno Spark 8P was launched in India at a price of Rs. 10,999. It comes in Atlantic Blue, Iris Purple, Tahiti Gold, and Turquoise Cyan colour options, and single configuration option.
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Indian Shuttlers Reach Thomas Cup Quarterfinals, Women Lose To Thailand In Uber Cup's Last Group Game
The Indian men's badminton team hammered Tahiti 5-0 in a Group C match to enter the quarterfinals of the ongoing Thomas Cup in Aarhus for the first time since 2010.
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No Flights, He Sailed 6,000 KM Across Pacific To Return To Australia
Stuck in Tahiti with no available flights, Paul Stratfold was running out of time to get back home to Australia and renew his residency visa. The Briton decided his best option was to sail 6,000 kilometers (3,700 miles).
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Kim Kardashian Slammed For "Disgustingly Tone Deaf" Birthday Trip Amid Pandemic
Kardashian and her "closest inner circle" spent last week dancing, kayaking and swimming with whales on a private isle where they could "pretend things were normal just for a brief moment in time," she tweeted
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Rare Paul Gauguin Painting Sells For 9.5 Million Euros At Paris Auction
A rare canvas by French artist Paul Gauguin from his time in Tahiti fetched 9.5 million euros ($10.5 million) in Paris on Tuesday, nearly twice its estimated value, the auction house said.
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Watch: Two Women, Their Dogs Rescued After Five Months Stranded At Sea
A sailing trip from Hawaii to Tahiti turned into the stuff of nightmares for two women when the engine of their sailboat stopped working almost a month into their journey. Lost at sea for five months, they were finally rescued by the US Navy on October 25.
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Scientists Find First Links Between Zika And Temporary Paralysis: What You Need To Know
A retrospective study of a Zika outbreak in Tahiti in 2013-14 has found evidence of a link between the virus and a rare form of paralysis - the latest sign that the virus may be more threatening than once believed.
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Study: 1st Evidence That Zika May Cause Temporary Paralysis
Scientists may have the first evidence that Zika can cause temporary paralysis, according to a new study of patients who developed the rare condition during an outbreak of the virus in Tahiti two years ago.
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FIFA Bans Tahitian Football Head for Eight Years
FIFA said Reynald Temarii, General Director of the Tahiti Football Association, accepted 305,640 euros from Bin Hammam, who was then a member of the FIFA executive committee and the AFC president, to cover the costs of his legal expenses in the context of an appeal against a previous ban imposed by FIFA's ethics committee in November 2010.
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Uruguay rout Tahiti, face Brazil in Confederations Cup semis
Uruguay manager Oscar Tabarez had changed his entire starting XI for the South American champions' decisive first round match. Star forwards Diego Forlan, Suarez and Edinson Cavani were all named on the bench, while Bologna midfielder Perez inherited the captain's armband from suspended centre-back Diego Lugano.
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Confederations Cup: Spain romp to record 10-0 win over Tahiti
Fernando Torres scored four times and David Villa claimed a hat-trick for the world and European champions at Rio's hallowed Maracana, with David Silva adding a brace and Juan Mata also finding the net.
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Confederations Cup: Fernando Torres vows to give Spain a selection dilemma
Spain forward Fernando Torres was on the outside looking in as his compatriots made a winning start in the Confederations Cup against Uruguay, but the Chelsea forward says he intends to give coach Vicente Del Bosque a selection dilemma if he can get some game time for the world champions against minnows Tahiti on Thursday.
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Confederations Cup: Jonathan Tehau dreams of Barcelona after landmark goal
Jonathan Tehau struggled to articulate his joy after becoming the first player to score for Tahiti at a high-profile international tournament in his side's 6-1 loss to Nigeria at the Confederations Cup.
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Confederations Cup: Nigeria swamp minnows Tahiti 6-1 in opener
The African champions only arrived in Brazil 36 hours before the game after a row over bonus payments, but with the victory they leapfrogged world champions Spain to the top of Group B.
