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South Africa’s coastline stretches for more than 1,860 miles, from the border with Namibia on the Atlantic coast to the border with Mozambique on the shores of the Indian Ocean. With so much water at its disposal, it’s inevitable that the country is one of Africa’s best destinations for scuba divers. The diving is incredibly […]
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When the San Francisco Giants mark the anniversary of their 2010 World Series win this summer, former first baseman Aubrey Huff won’t be there, the team said Monday. Huff, 43, isn’t invited to the celebration because of controversial statements he has posted online, the Giants said in a statement Monday. “Aubrey has made multiple comments […]
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Breastfeeding is an entirely natural part of motherhood, but it is not without its challenges. First, there’s the stigma. Women are regularly shamed or punished for breastfeeding in public – as though it’s somehow indecent to feed a hungry baby outside of your own home. Then, there’s the judgement. If you can’t breastfeed, choose not […]
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China will grant exemptions on retaliatory duties imposed against 696 U.S. goods, the most substantial tariff relief to be offered so far, as Beijing seeks to fulfill commitments made in its interim trade deal with the United States. Announcement comes after the Phase 1 trade deal between the two countries took effect on Feb. 14 […]
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The new Motorola Razr is not a good phone — it’s expensive, has a mediocre camera, the hinge is creaky, and the display has odd dips and bumps underneath the screen. But now, there’s at least one reported instance of the new foldable’s screen actually separating from the plastic laminate above the display, and it’s […]
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• Americans evacuated from quarantined cruise ship land in the U.S. • 99 new infections confirmed on the Diamond Princess cruise ship • Death toll from novel coronavirus reaches more than 1,800 • Scramble to track Cambodia cruise passengers after coronavirus case reported • Japanese health ministry staffer tests positive for coronavirus • Japan on […]
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No wonder Cardinals General Manager Steve Keim was “very optimistic” D.J. Humphries would remain with the team. Three days after Keim made his declaration, the left tackle and the Cardinals reached agreement on a new deal. Mike Garafolo of NFL Media reports Humphries will sign a three-year, $45 million with $30 million over the first […]
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Proving that Easter isn’t just for children, Galaxy is planning an egg hunt extravaganza – for adults only. Guests will be taken on a magical journey through a rose gold garden, a multi-sensory studio at Grays & Feather in Covent Garden that will tease their senses, as well as see them end up with treats […]
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When Kristin and Thomas Schmitt took out a mortgage and bought a house last summer, the German couple’s dream looked as if it was coming true. Two months later, they learned that the tire factory where both work would be shut down early next year. A malaise in Germany’s mighty automobile industry, caused by weaker […]
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Ring’s security devices are advertised as a way to have peace of mind about your home, and the company’s work with law enforcement to provide additional security is well-documented. But two recent stories about the Amazon-owned company demonstrate how its security cameras can distort your view of how much crime actually takes place near your […]
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