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Women in Saree
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Classy, Sexy, Simple – Saree is an quintessentially indian female attire, which oozes elegance. Some feel it multiplies the sexual quotient of women who don ...
Walmart gets the jump on Black Friday with November 1 holiday sale
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Today may be Halloween, but Christmas is tomorrow.
Well, Christmas and holiday shopping, anyway.
In the past few years, we've seen that Black Friday deals are no longer exclusive to the day after Thanksgiving, and 2015 seems on track to continue...
New Cryptocurrency Replacing the U.S. Dollar?
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America’s elite aren’t just experts at making money – they’re experts at protecting money. When the stock market goes down, they know to move to gold, when gold goes down they know to move to the dollar.
But what happens when EVERYTHING goes down?
Well,...
Carrie Fisher warned Daisy Ridley not to wear gold bikini in 'Star Wars'
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Carrie Fisher doesn't want actress Daisy Ridley making the same mistakes that she made when taking on the role of Princess Leia in the acclaimed "Star Wars" films.
Ridley, who plays Rey in "Star Wars: Episode VII -- The Force Awakens," chatted with...
Russian jet crashes in Egypt's Sinai Peninsula, killing 224 people
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A Russian passenger plane carrying more than 220 people crashed in Egypt's Sinai Peninsula soon after taking off early Saturday from a Red Sea resort popular with Russian tourists and disappearing from radar screens, killing all on board, officials...
Sinai plane crash: Egypt dismisses IS claim
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An investigation is under way after a Russian airliner crashed in Sinai, killing all 224 people on board.
Egypt's prime minister said a technical fault was the most likely cause, dismissing claims from Islamic State militants that they were responsible.
However,...
Work starts on UK's first permanent Middle East base since 1971
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Work has begun to construct Britain's first new permanent military base in the Middle East since 1971.
Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond and naval personnel attended a ceremony to mark the start of construction of HMS Juffair at Mina Salman Port in...
New Zealand beat Australia to retain Rugby World Cup
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New Zealand held off a fierce Australian comeback to win a thrilling World Cup final and become the first team to retain their title.
Wonderful tries from Nehe Milner-Skudder and Ma'a Nonu had given the All Blacks a 21-3 lead early in the second...
UN and Red Cross scold world leaders over 'conflict paralysis'
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The heads of the UN and Red Cross have issued a rare joint rebuke to world leaders, accusing them of "disturbing paralysis" in the face of conflict.
"This flouts the very raison d'etre of the UN," its chief, Ban Ki-moon, said.
International Committee...
My Philadelphia Ghost Story
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IT has always bothered me that I’ve never seen a ghost. As a sociologist who studies fear, I’m well acquainted with the statistics: Forty-two percent of American adults believe in ghosts.
Last year, in search of my own ghost story, I went to what...
Nasa tracking Asteroid TB145 with radio telescopes
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An asteroid called TB145 will pass within a few hundred thousand kilometres of the earth.
Astronomers only discovered its existence this month.
Scientists say it will not hit us for a least 100 years.
Tim Allman reports.
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Syria conflict: Russia warns US of 'proxy war risk'
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Russia has warned of the risk of a "proxy war" in the Middle East after the US said it would send special forces to Syria.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said this increased the need for co-operation between the US and Russia.
US officials...
Bangladeshi secular publisher hacked to death
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A Bangladeshi publisher of secular books has been hacked to death in the capital Dhaka in the second attack of its kind on Saturday, police say.
Faisal Arefin Dipon, 43, was killed at his office in the city centre, hours after another publisher and...
Extreme Study Abroad: The World Is Their Campus
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As educators question what college should look like in the 21st century, one answer is: global.
And to higher education trailblazers, that means more than junior year abroad or overseas internships. They find campuses to be insular places that leave...
Many Need to Shop Around on HealthCare.gov as Prices Jump, U.S. Says
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WASHINGTON — In Tennessee, the state insurance commissioner approved a 36 percent rate increase for the largest health insurer in the state’s individual marketplace. In Iowa, the commissioner approved rate increases averaging 29 percent for the state’s...
Russian Plane Crash in Sinai Peninsula Kills 224
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CAIRO — All 224 people aboard a Russian airliner that crashed in Egypt early Saturday have been confirmed dead, officials say.
An Egyptian cabinet statement on Saturday morning said that military aircraft had spotted the wreckage of the Airbus plane...
German Village of 102 Braces for 750 Asylum Seekers
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SUMTE, Germany — This bucolic, one-street settlement of handsome redbrick farmhouses may for the moment have many more cows than people, but next week it will become one of the fastest growing places in Europe. Not that anyone in Sumte is very excited...
California doctor convicted of murder by over-prescription
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - A Southern California doctor was found guilty of murder on Friday for over-prescribing drugs that caused the fatal overdose of three patients, in a landmark verdict prosecutors called the first such conviction in the United States.
The...
Obama authorizes Special Ops Forces to deploy to Syria
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President Obama has authorized sending dozens of Special Operations Forces to Syria to help advise local ground troops and coalition efforts in the fight against the Islamic State, officials said Friday.
The decision comes after administration officials...
I feel sorry for Kim Kardashian: Body shaming and social media
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I am six months pregnant with my third child. I struggled to determine if the main distinction of this pregnancy is my age, partner, stage in life, or multiple responsibilities. Then I realized that it is a combination of it all.
The blessing of...
27 killed, more than 180 injured in fire at nightclub in Romania
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At least 27 people were killed and more than 180 hospitalized with injuries on Friday after a heavy metal band's pyrotechnical show sparked a fire inside a nightclub in Romania, officials said.
Interior Minister Gabriel Oprea initially said an explosion...
Official says no plans to release Obama-Clinton emails now; State Dept. posts 7,000 new pages
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The White House has decided it will not release any emails between President Obama and Hillary Clinton until after he leaves office, a senior administration official confirmed to Fox News – a development that came as the State Department released...
2 dead, others missing as severe storms ravage parts of Texas
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Two people are confirmed dead and two others are missing as severe storms plagued Central and Southeast Texas on Friday.
The victims of the storm – one from Austin and one outside San Antonio – were swept away from rising flood waters. Another man...
Chile seizes erotic version of Little Red Riding Hood
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The Chilean government has begun seizing copies of an erotic version of the children's story Little Red Riding Hood.
They were mistakenly distributed to 283 primary schools over the past year.
The book, entitled Little Red Riding Hood Eats the Wolf,...
Russian airliner Flight KGL9268 crashes in central Sinai
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A Russian airliner has crashed in central Sinai with more than 200 people on board, the office of Egypt's prime minister has confirmed.
The Airbus A-321 had just left the Red Sea resort of Sharm el-Sheikh, bound for the Russian city of St Petersburg.
Wreckage...