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British Prime Minister David Cameron poses with children from a Cornish primary school as he arrives at Downing Street in London, Wednesday, June 19, 2013. PM and Speaker show tennis skills Belfast Telegraph
Serena Williams speak during a news conference with her sister Venus, not visible, after leading a workshop at the Arthur Ashe Tennis Centre in Soweto, South Africa Serena Williams sparks outrage with `drunk`, ''not virgin` comments on US teenage rape victim The Siasat Daily
Newly appointed National Cricket Academy director Dav Whatmore looks on before the start of the N K P Salve Challenger Trophy at the Motera Sardar Patel Gujarat Stadium, in Ahmadabad, India, Thursday, Oct. 25, 2007.The premier domestic limited overs cricket tournament, began Thursday with the spotlight on fringe players who get another chance to impress selectors before announcement of Indian squad for the home series against Pakistan. Whatmore to review flop Pak players with World Cup 2015 in mind The Siasat Daily
Venus Williams in action on Day 5 of the 2010 US Open at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center Queens, New York September 3, 2010 Injury forces Venus out of Wimbledon The Siasat Daily
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A radiation monitor indicates 131.00 mSv per hour near Unit 3 and 4 reactor buildings at Tokyo Electric Power Co.,'s tsunami-crippled Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear power station in Okuma, Fukushima prefecture, northeastern Japan, Tuesday, Feb. 28, 2012. Fukushima nuclear plant: Toxic isotope found in groundwater BBC News
Monkeys on the road near forest area - wildlife - animal Himachal proposes primate parks to contain monkey menace Zeenews
Sweet lime fruits in a farmer's market - farm product Pricing farm products: an art or a science? The Examiner
7 Ways Stress Affects Men's Health 7 Ways Stress Affects Men's Health Huffington Post
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Almonds - nuts - dry fruits 14 Foods That Fight Inflammation ABC News
Asthma - Child Exposure to pollution linked to childhood asthma The Siasat Daily
Two men are sleeping in the room Proper sleep lowers risk of diabetes in men The Siasat Daily
Aspirin, an analgesic and antipyretic drug used to relieve minor aches and pains and fever How aspirin can effectively battle cancer The Siasat Daily
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Cops, firefighters in food fight tonight, free burgers Dayton Daily News
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The Romance Reader: 'One Heart to Win' The News & Observer
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- Global Warming and Our Inconvenient Minds
- Iran presidential election: Early vote count gives moderate
- Minn. Family Disputes Father Was Nazi
- Newtown marks 6 months since school massacre
- By arming Syria rebels, US drawn into proxy war
- Iranian American expats vote in election
In this Monday, Dec. 10, 2012 file photo, Free Syrian Army fighters cover two dead bodies they found between rubble during heavy clashes with government forces in Aleppo, Syria.
US to give Syria opposition military assistance
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- Obama draws on Kennedy speech in Berlin
- Feds make arrests in San Diego, Norway, tied to internationa
- Top UK Court Overturns Sanctions on Iranian Bank
- Greek coalition talks drag on to end TV crisis
- French fries are not just French fries
- Norway opens more Arctic waters to oil exploration
President Barack Obama leaves the White House in Washington
Obama: Friction in Afghan peace talks no surprise
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Asia Middle East
- US: No talks scheduled with Taliban
- UPDATE 1-Japan's Abe: fully prepared to restart talks with C
- Flier caught with 1 kg gold
- Asad Rauf got pricey gifts from bookie via Vindu Dara Singh
- Uttarakhand toll may be in thousands, over 70,000 still miss
- No CBI probe yet, Saradha case reins stay with HC
It is raining - rainfall in India
Rainfall activity may decrease in Gujarat
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- Bombings kill 7 people in Iraq
- Iran says appeals for 'jihad' in Syria fuel radicalism
- President Assad’s grip on Damascus suggests David Cameron’s
- Egypt’s tourism minister resigns over appointment of new gov
- Syria troops fight rebels near major Shiite shrine
- US denies talks planned with Taliban
York Park is a sports ground in the Inveresk and York Park Precinct, Launceston, Australia. Holding 20,000 people—more than any other stadium in Tasmania—York Park has been known as Aurora Stadium under a six-year naming rights agreement signed with Aurora Energy in 2004. Primarily used for Australian rules football, its record attendance of 20,971 was set in June 2006, when Hawthorn Football Club played Richmond Football Club in an Australian Football League (AFL) match.
Australia celebrates another trip to World Cup
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South America Africa
- Confederations Cup: Neymar volley for Brazil stuns Mexico
- Chile presidential candidate attacked with eggs
- Feds in Calif. bust international gambling ring
- Brazil protests proceed as smaller cities join the fray
- Argentina says GDP grew 3.0 pct in first quarter vs year ago
- Argentina May trade surplus shrinks to $1.34 bln
People protesting in the streets of Rio de Janeiro
Brazil protests continue as authorities scramble to respond
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- Egypt’s tourism minister resigns over appointment of Adel Mo
- Saamasang Youth and Children Development Association Holds E
- Ghana's Hunger Reduction Thrills FAO
- Steve Biko Coach Fully Confident of Winning League
- Savage's Helsinki Fight for Top Spot
- Trial Commences in Misdemeanor Case
Secretary-General Addresses Denver Forum Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, addressing The Denver Forum, speaks on “The United Nations in Today’s World”.
UN chief warns of new peacekeeping threats
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- Royal couple won't learn baby's sex until its birth
- Winter telly season fires into action
- Abbott, the thinking person's prime minister
- Martin Stephen: 'Ofsted says comprehensives are failing the
- Rapist and murderer gets life
- Rugby: Loss to Brumbies reality check ahead of test Gatland
England Cricket Player arrive at Kolkata Airport on Friday 30 November 2012
Don't mind playing either India or South Africa: Cook
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- US and Cuba to resume migration talks
- Jamaica eyes expatriates as source of investment
- New clashes in Brazil's Fortaleza before football game
- U.S. to restart migration talks with Cuba: State Department
- Cold War enemies US and Cuba agree to resume talks on migrat
- IAAF: Jamaican case appears to be 'lesser' offense
In this Monday Oct. 31, 2011 photo, Venezuelan Judge Maria Lourdes Afiuni sits in her apartment while under house arrest in Caracas, Venezuela. Afiuni infuriated President Hugo Chavez when she ordered the release of an imprisoned banker who was charged with flouting the country's currency exchange controls. A day after her arrest nearly two years ago, Chavez demanded on national television that she face 30 years in prison. Now under house arrest, she is barred by a court order from speaking to the news media and instead uses Twitter to air her protests, calling herself a "judge kidnapped by order of Chavez."
Venezuela ends house arrest of Judge Maria Afiuni
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