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Uno Minda Launches Aftermarket Trumpet Horn Range To Enhance Road Safety
Uno Minda launches new trumpet horns for the Indian aftermarket, priced between Rs 800-Rs 3,400, aiming reliability for passenger cars and commercial vehicles in the country.
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Why Bengaluru Turns Pink Every Spring With Exotic Flowers Brought By The British
Bengaluru's trumpet flower season lasts only a few weeks, which is precisely what gives it its power. The city is full of people who have lived here for years and never quite managed to stop and look up during the bloom, always meaning to and never quite getting there.
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Devil's Trumpet, A Toxic Weed, Behind Hallucinations In Australia's Spinach Crisis
Devil's trumpet was unintentionally gathered and packaged with the baby spinach from the New South Wales-based Riviera Farms.
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They Blew Toy Trumpets In Others' Ears. How Cops Punished Them
Several young men faced 'tit-for-tat' action by the police in Madhya Pradesh's Jabalpur for allegedly blowing toy trumpets in the ears of passersby.
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They Filmed Themselves Sniffing A Flower. It Contained "World's Scariest Drug"
A TikTok user accidentally poisoned herself after sniffing an innocent-looking flower. Singer-songwriter Raffaela Weyman was walking with her best friend when they came across the large yellow flower.
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British Museum Acquires Rare Indian Painting "Trumpeters" For $576K
The prestigious British Museum in London has acquired a unique watercolour depicting a traditional musical performance in mid-18th century northern India after successfully raising the 440,000 pounds required to buy the rare painting.
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UK Minister Blocks Export Of Unique 550,000 Pound Indian Painting
Britain's arts minister has imposed an export bar on a unique watercolour painting depicting a traditional musical performance in mid-18th century northern India in an attempt to find a UK buyer for the 550,000-pound artwork.
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Who Votes Donald Trump? Sketch Of A Typical Backer
Republican presidential hopeful Donald Trump's most enthusiastic supporters are predominantly white, lack college education, and bemoan their apparent marginalization in a rapidly changing America.
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US Trumpeter Marcus Belgrave Dies Aged 78
Marcus Belgrave had a profound influence on the Detroit jazz scene
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Uno Minda Launches Aftermarket Trumpet Horn Range To Enhance Road Safety
Uno Minda launches new trumpet horns for the Indian aftermarket, priced between Rs 800-Rs 3,400, aiming reliability for passenger cars and commercial vehicles in the country.
-
Why Bengaluru Turns Pink Every Spring With Exotic Flowers Brought By The British
Bengaluru's trumpet flower season lasts only a few weeks, which is precisely what gives it its power. The city is full of people who have lived here for years and never quite managed to stop and look up during the bloom, always meaning to and never quite getting there.
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Devil's Trumpet, A Toxic Weed, Behind Hallucinations In Australia's Spinach Crisis
Devil's trumpet was unintentionally gathered and packaged with the baby spinach from the New South Wales-based Riviera Farms.
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They Blew Toy Trumpets In Others' Ears. How Cops Punished Them
Several young men faced 'tit-for-tat' action by the police in Madhya Pradesh's Jabalpur for allegedly blowing toy trumpets in the ears of passersby.
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They Filmed Themselves Sniffing A Flower. It Contained "World's Scariest Drug"
A TikTok user accidentally poisoned herself after sniffing an innocent-looking flower. Singer-songwriter Raffaela Weyman was walking with her best friend when they came across the large yellow flower.
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British Museum Acquires Rare Indian Painting "Trumpeters" For $576K
The prestigious British Museum in London has acquired a unique watercolour depicting a traditional musical performance in mid-18th century northern India after successfully raising the 440,000 pounds required to buy the rare painting.
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UK Minister Blocks Export Of Unique 550,000 Pound Indian Painting
Britain's arts minister has imposed an export bar on a unique watercolour painting depicting a traditional musical performance in mid-18th century northern India in an attempt to find a UK buyer for the 550,000-pound artwork.
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Who Votes Donald Trump? Sketch Of A Typical Backer
Republican presidential hopeful Donald Trump's most enthusiastic supporters are predominantly white, lack college education, and bemoan their apparent marginalization in a rapidly changing America.
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US Trumpeter Marcus Belgrave Dies Aged 78
Marcus Belgrave had a profound influence on the Detroit jazz scene
