Tuesday, January 30, 2018


Animals giving up 'wild ways'...


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19 American travelers to Cuba report symptoms similar to those suffered by diplomats...


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PARACHINAR, Pakistan (Reuters) - An explosion ripped through a car on Tuesday killing six members of a family driving to a Pakistan village to attend a funeral in the northwestern district of Kurram near the Afghanistan border, officials said.


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20-week abortion ban fails to advance in the Senate
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Washington (CNN) A bill that would criminalize abortions after 20 weeks of pregnancy failed to advance Monday in the Senate. The Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act needed 60 votes to advance in the Senate, but it was blocked in a procedural vote ...
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The 2018 Oscar Nominations were announced on Tuesday giving tons of big films a shot at the big prize. 


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During election years, the UP Budget has posted steep hikes of over 15% and occasionally breached the 18% mark

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Metz looked lost before Christmas but, with four wins in their last six games, they are threatening to pull off a great escape

By Adam White and Eric Devin for Get French Football News

2017 was a difficult year for Metz. They just about managed to avoid relegation last season, despite having the worst defence in Ligue 1, and their dealings in the summer transfer window suggested they would be in another dogfight this year. The club has a history of developing players – such as Miralem Pjanic, Sadio Mané and Robert Pires – and they unearthed another gem in Ismaïla Sarr last season. The young Senegalese attacker moved to Rennes for €17m in the summer but Metz hardly re-invested that money, with Philipp Wollscheid’s arrival from Stoke City for €2.5m their biggest signing of the window. Crucially, they failed to retain the services of Cheick Diabaté, who had scored eight league goals in 14 games last season while on loan from Turkish club Osmanlıspor.

There were a few other arrivals in the summer – including Nolan Roux, Emmanuel Rivière, Cafú and Julian Palmieri – but none of them have ever excelled in Ligue 1. The talented but inexperienced centre-back Moussa Niakhaté joined from Valenciennes but, in addition to the losses of Diabaté and Sarr, veteran midfielders Georges Mandjeck and Cheick Doukouré also left for greener pastures, leaving the club’s well-liked manager, Philippe Hinschberger, to deal with a massive churn of players.

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