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�A girl of 12 was accidentally shot dead by her brother as he played with an illegal gun their mother had buried in the garden.

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An ab crunch. An arabesque. A downward dog. Fitness, dance and yoga all in the same class? Yes — that’s Sole Synthesis, a new fitness program getting lots of buzz. “Sole” refers to the direct contact between the floor and the foot, because this class is done barefoot.

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Amish families in buggies and wagons, and some on foot, streamed toward a farmhouse Monday to mark the first anniversary of a massacre at a one-room schoolhouse.

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Successive draws against Hibs and Msida St Joseph had turned up the heat on big-spending Valletta who held a series of meetings to try and identify the cause of their early struggles.

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Our new series captures the Real India, where 77 per cent of the population survives on Rs 20 a day.

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RIO GRANDE CITY, Texas - An acacia tree that started sprouting a foamlike substance on its branches after its owner died is drawing hundreds of people a day to see what some believe is supernatural ice.

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His wife’s mystery ailment drove her to opium. The loneliness drove him to drink. And then they lost a son

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Girl died after her drunk father’s car went off the road

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The saga of a virus that turns human beings into flesh hungry, zombie-like creatures continues in this installment, with Milla Jovovich reprising her role as the protector of un-infected humanity. This time she is carrying the antidote to the virus in her blood and a crazed scientist is after her.

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It was my first visit to Varanasi. Sitting in a shop in busy Nichhi Bagh, I was drawn to a funeral procession. Headed by a band playing a religious tune, it had six persons with shaven heads and long, flowing chotis, bearing a corpse on their shoulders. Another 50-odd people followed, chanting, ‘Ram nam satya hai.’ Having lived in Chandigarh all my life, this was an unusual experience for me. …

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