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Saudi businesswoman Sofana Dahlan is the CEO and founder of Tashkeil, the first Middle Eastern platform to help creatives succeed by equipping, facilitating and fostering them to reach their full...
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Linguists identify words that defied extinction

Wednesday 8 May 2013
You, hear me! Give this fire to that old man. Pull the black worm off the bark and give it to the mother. And no spitting in the ashes!
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Indonesian governor surrenders Metallica guitar

Tuesday 7 May 2013
JAKARTA: The heavy metal-loving governor of Indonesian capital Jakarta has surrendered a guitar that was a gift from US band Metallica to anti-corruption authorities, an official said Tuesday.
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Delhi metro to breathalyze commuters to weed out drunks

Tuesday 7 May 2013
NEW DELHI: Some New Delhi metro commuters will be breathalyzed to detect whether they are drunk under a pilot scheme planned by the state-run transport network, an official said Tuesday.
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3 abducted women held captive in Ohio home for years

Tuesday 7 May 2013
CLEVELAND: The voice of the long-missing woman was frantic and breathless, choking back tears. “Help me. I’m Amanda Berry,” she told a 911 dispatcher.
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Russian prisoner makes rare escape from Moscow jail

Tuesday 7 May 2013
MOSCOW: A Russian prisoner charged with double murder on Tuesday escaped from one of Moscow’s most impregnable jails by breaking a hole in his cell ceiling and climbing to freedom, the prison servic
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Japanese first lady in awe of Saudi women’s achievements

Tuesday 7 May 2013
A Japanese women’s delegation representing the educational, academic and diplomatic sector paid a visit to Effat University in Jeddah, on the sidelines of the recent official visit of Japanes
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The telephone, the new weapon of Eritreans in exile

Tuesday 7 May 2013
Galvanized by the Arab Spring, Eritreans in exile in Europe are mobilizing against the authoritarian regime of President Issaias Afeworki with a new tool — the humble telephone.
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Camels, llamas and football? Oh my!

Tuesday 7 May 2013
VIENNA: Camels and llamas — and football? Oh my!
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Would-be robber thwarted by chilli

Tuesday 7 May 2013
SYDNEY: A quick-thinking worker at a takeaway food store in Sydney has stopped an attempted robbery by throwing a bucket of chilli at a would-be thief, leaving him with minor burns, Australian police
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Cambodian PM vows to leave power ‘when I am 74’

Tuesday 7 May 2013
PHNOM PENH: Cambodia’s strongman leader Hun Sen offered a glimmer of hope to the country’s opposition on yesterday — by saying he would stay in power for at least another decade.
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