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Hannah Lucia challenges the traditional parameters of pop on "Hustle"
Hannah Lucia challenges the traditional parameters of pop on "Hustle"
Taken from the forthcoming EP Axiom, "Hustle" is a stunning return to form almost two years in the making.
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GoDaddy Files Lawsuit Against Spammers Claiming Association
GoDaddy filed a lawsuit against individuals and companies which have been allegedly distributing spam claiming to be associated with GoDaddy, Domain Name Wire reported Monday. The lawsuit aims to take down at least one of the groups which it claims has been spamming offers to domain name owners,...
Articles on .IO And .Bank Domains Useful Tools For Domain Industry
Long time investors in the domain industry should be well read on the matters of .io and .banks domains, Domain Name Wire reported Monday. Two articles recommended by Domain Name Wire Writer Andrew Allemann are titled “Why Stream Stopped Using .IO Domain Names For Production Traffic” and “The...
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India to overtake Germany, Japan by 2028; become third largest economy: Report
A report by Bank of America Merrill Lynch says that in the next decade, India will overtake Japan to become the third largest economy. The factors that will enable this are...
Qualcomm spurns $130 bn Broadcom bid for big tech tie-up
Broadcom CEO Hock Tan announced at the White House on November 2, 2017 that the tech company would be moving back to the United States from Singapore Qualcomm on Monday rejected a $130 billion bid from fellow computer chip maker Broadcom, setting the stage for a potentially bitter fight for control...
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Soy — Health Food or Not?
It’s a controversial topic in the culinary world today — the perception some have that soy is a health food. Soybeans in the pod, you may know, look a little like short, puffy, green peas with peach fuzz on the outside. Representatives from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) just announced...
Something needs to be done about obesity in Malaysia
By the second day, there was a clear sense of frustration among some of the participants of the Addressing the Global Health Challenge of Obesity in Malaysia and Beyond workshop, which was organised by Academy of Sciences Malaysia (ASM) and The Academy of Medical Sciences, Britain. Not surprising as...
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Parents set to get better information on children's learning
Parents will have better information about their children&aposs; learning following Government assurances today that schools will be required to report on the full curriculum - not just children&aposs; results in the three National Standards subjects, says NZEI Te ... ......
Creative teaching getting results in Whitehall schools
In Whitehall, about a mile from where major companies are settling and redevelopment is imminent, another business venture is taking root.Whitehall Yearling High School just opened its very first student store, and it was conceived from top to bottom by 11th- and 12th-graders. The teens picked the...
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Andy Murray targets return in Brisbane ahead of Australian Open
Former world number one Andy Murray is targeting a return to competitive tennis at the Brisbane International in January in the lead-up to the Australian Open. The 30-year-old Scot has been sidelined with a hip problem since Wimbledon but returned to the court for a charity event in Glasgow, losing...
Andy Murray to face Roger Federer in exhibition match on return from hip injury
Andy Murray will play Roger Federer in an exhibition match in Glasgow on Tuesday on his return to the sport from a hip injury. The three-time Grand Slam champion has not played a competitive match since his quarter-final exit to Sam Querrey at Wimbledon and was forced to pull out of the US Open on...
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Nitto ATP Finals: Wounded Rafael Nadal pulls out after losing to David Goffin
London: Rafael Nadal will have to wait another year to win the ATP Finals. The world No. 1 withdrew from the elite, season-ending tournament after losing his opening match to David Goffin 7-6 (5), 6-7 (4), 6-4 on Monday at the O2 Arena. Nadal pulled out of the Paris Masters at the quarterfinal stage...
Italy fails to qualify for World Cup after draw with Sweden
MILAN (AP) — Four-time champion Italy failed to qualify for the World Cup for the first time in six decades after losing its playoff to Sweden 1-0 on aggregate. They played to a goalless draw in the second leg at San Siro on Monday. Sweden advanced to its first World Cup since 2006. It could have...
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Madagascar Plague Outbreak Declining But 9 Nearby Countries Remain on Alert
WorldNews.com | 2017-11-14
Pressure Grows on New Zealand to Bypass Australia To Help Manus Island Refugees
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India to overtake Germany, Japan by 2028; become third largest economy: Report
DNA India | 2017-11-14
Bitcoin Regains $1,000 In Lost Value After Dropping By About One-Third Over Weekend
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Pradyuman murder: Gurgaon police destroyed evidence, reveals CBI probe
The Siasat Daily | 2017-11-13
ENTERTAINMENT
Photographer apologises to Lupita Nyong'o for airbrushing her hair out of a photo shoot
BBC News | 2017-11-13
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Nitto ATP Finals: Wounded Rafael Nadal pulls out after losing to David Goffin
Deccan Chronicle | 2017-11-14
Brazil F1 tyre test cancelled for security reasons after robbery attempts
Hindustan Times | 2017-11-13
After Sunil Gavaskar Virat Kohli and Ravi Shastri, Kapil Dev backs embattled MS Dhoni
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Rescuers dig through debris after Iran-Iraq border quake
Rescuers dig through debris after Iran-Iraq border quake
Rescuers are digging through the debris of buildings felled by an earthquake that killed more than 430 people in the border...
Madagascar Plague Outbreak Declining But 9 Nearby Countries Remain on Alert
Madagascar Plague Outbreak Declining But 9 Nearby Countries Remain on Alert
The plague outbreak in Madagascar is slowing down, but nine countries that neighbor the island nation are on alert in case the infection reaches past the travel inspections to their borders on Tuesday, according to CNN....
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Pressure Grows on New Zealand to Bypass Australia To Help Manus Island Refugees
Pressure Grows on New Zealand to Bypass Australia To Help Manus Island Refugees
Refugee advocates in New Zealand and Australia are calling for the new Labour government to bypass talks with Australia on Monday in order to help resolve the ongoing humanitarian crisis of the refugees refusing to leave...
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Ohio Inmate To Get Special Pillow To Help Him Breathe During Execution
Ohio Inmate To Get Special Pillow To Help Him Breathe During Execution
Ohio will provide a wedge-shaped pillow to help a condemned inmate breathe as he's being executed this week, among other accommodations the state is considering, The Associated Press reports. Death row prisoner Alva...
photo: AP / Kiichiro Sato
Majority Of British City Dwellers Support Spending More On Bicycle Lanes
Majority Of British City Dwellers Support Spending More On Bicycle Lanes
A survey has found that the vast majority of British city dwellers would support their taxes being spent on building cycle lanes, believing their city would be a better place to live and work if more people swapped their...
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Murdered Green Beret in Mali Discovered Stolen Money From Two Navy SEALs
Murdered Green Beret in Mali Discovered Stolen Money From Two Navy SEALs
A mysterious death of a United States Army Green Beret that was stationed in Mali has allegedly uncovered two U.S. Navy SEALs who were hiding money that was intended to informants and are likely behind the murder,...
photo: US Navy / Abe McNatt
New Blood Pressure Guidelines Mean Nearly Half Of Americans Have Hypertension
New Blood Pressure Guidelines Mean Nearly Half Of Americans Have Hypertension
Tighter blood pressure guidelines from U.S. heart organizations mean millions more people need to make lifestyle changes, or start taking medication, in order to avoid cardiovascular problems, Reuters reports. Americans...
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Lawsuit Claims Tesla is 'Hotbed For Racist Behavior'
Lawsuit Claims Tesla is 'Hotbed For Racist Behavior'
An African-American employee of Tesla Inc's said the production floor was a "hotbed for racist behavior," in a lawsuit that alleges black workers at the...
Human Rights Groups Urge Tillerson To Address Yemen Humanitarian Crisis
Human Rights Groups Urge Tillerson To Address Yemen Humanitarian Crisis
Nineteen humanitarian and human rights non-governmental organizations urged U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson to utilize all diplomatic means to halt a...
Mexico Preparing Economic Response In Case U.S. Exits NAFTA
Mexico Preparing Economic Response In Case U.S. Exits NAFTA
The Mexican government has started preparations for a macroeconomic response in the event that the United States President Donald Trump follows through with his...
Federal Court Allows Trump's Third Travel Ban To Partially Go Into Effect
Federal Court Allows Trump's Third Travel Ban To Partially Go Into Effect
A federal court allowed President Donald Trump’s third travel ban to partially go into effect — saying the government can for now, prevent people targeted by...
Theresa May accuses Russia of ‘meddling in elections’ and ‘weaponising information’
Theresa May accuses Russia of ‘meddling in elections’ and ‘weaponising information’
Prime Minister Theresa May criticised Russia at the Lord Mayor’s banquet (Picture: PA Wire) Theresa May has warned ‘Russia is meddling in...
Greek government promises new holiday payments for poor
Greek government promises new holiday payments for poor
ATHENS, Greece (AP) — Greece’s prime minister says his government will again distribute one-off Christmas payments to low-earning Greeks, drawing from a...
Zimbabwe Army Chief Warns Military Could Intervene If Party Purge Does Not End
Zimbabwe Army Chief Warns Military Could Intervene If Party Purge Does Not End
Zimbabwe’s army chief warned the military could intervene if the purge in the ruling Zanu-PF party does not end after former Vice President Emmerson Mnangagwa...
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Why do people still think the Earth is flat?
Why do people still think the Earth is flat?
This social media community has come together for the first time in North Carolina to discuss their...
Trump’s comments create a lose-lose position for Justice
Trump’s comments create a lose-lose position for Justice
The president’s remarks about CNN heighten the need for transparency as the Justice Department...
An absolutely not-made-up dossier on Trump’s early years
An absolutely not-made-up dossier on Trump’s early years
A random man in a park gave this to me. He is very, very strong in the fact that it is true. ......
Lessons of war: Military might can't right ideologies
Lessons of war: Military might can't right ideologies
Sen. John McCain’s recent comment that the U.S. has never had a comprehensive strategic plan for the...
