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With the changing of higher education streams, there are many children who learn Hindi and Chinese for university entrance examinations.
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In April, OSHA issued Amazon the third citation in the agency's 53-year history for medical mismanagement, finding that it seriously endangered employees' health.
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The Governor stated that approximately 38% of the scorched area has been surveyed, with roughly 2,200 structures in Maui—86% of which are residential—either completely destroyed or damaged.
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According to The Straits Times, he received a fine of S$5,000 and a 10-year driving disqualification.
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The Donier-228 maritime surveillance aircraft will take the place of the one that the Indian government handed over to the island nation exactly a year ago.
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"Following three days of search and rescue efforts, a law enforcement officer in Hpakant reported to Xinhua news agency that they have retrieved 33 bodies," the statement read.
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The child's family has criticised the airline for its inadequate response to the situation, asserting that the crew failed to apologise for the incident.
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Officials in Pakistan's Faisalabad reported to Pakistan-based Dawn that several churches in the Jaranwala district were vandalized on Wednesday due to allegations of blasphemy.
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The fire exploded Tuesday night in the Klamath National Forest, which covers more than 2,650 square miles (about 6,863 square km) in Northern California and Southern Oregon.
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The storm was moving west-northwest at 14 mph (22 kph). But it was expected to make a turn northward later in the week and strengthen into a hurricane before possibly brushing the northern part of the Baja peninsula, near the US border, as a tropical storm.
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Imran Khan was sentenced to three years in jail by a sessions court on August 5 for hiding proceeds from the sale of state gifts (Toshakhana)
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A military detachment was attacked Tuesday afternoon as it moved between the villages of Boni and Torodi in the Tillaberi region
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North Korea offered its first official confirmation that it had detained a US soldier who bolted into its country last month
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Russian drones pounded grain storage facilities and ports along the Danube River that Ukraine has increasingly relied on as an alternative transport route to Europe
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They could also transfer funds from their Bank of Ireland account to a different account and withdraw up to €1,000 (USD 1,091), Bank of Ireland said
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Nepal has requested India to provide one million tonnes of paddy, 100,000 tonnes of rice, and 50,000 tonnes of sugar, Commerce and Supplies Ministry Joint Secretary Ram Chandra Tiwari said
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Intel said the deal was terminated due to the inability to obtain in a timely manner the regulatory approvals required under the merger agreement
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China claims virtually the entire South China Sea as its own, denying the claims of others and defying an international ruling invalidating its assertion
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Following the court's decision, House Speaker Wan Muhamad Noor Matha told reporters that he plans to set the next voting for prime minister on Tuesday
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Images on social media showed smoke rising from the church buildings and people setting fire to furniture that had been dragged from them.
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New Zealand's population change is a combination of natural increase, births minus deaths and net migration, migrant arrivals minus migrant departures.
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This signifies the North's initial public acknowledgment of Pvt. Travis King's situation, who traversed the Military Demarcation Line (MDL) into North Korea while on a tour of the Joint Security Area (JSA) in the DMZ on July 18
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The 62-year-old man was sentenced to two years in prison for stealing from the company he worked at.
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Scientists have found how mosquito-transmitted viruses, including dengue and Zika, hijack host cells to promote their own reproduction.