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admin February 24, 2024 No Comment

Can a ‘Muslin’ lion, ‘Hindu’ lioness live together? An Indian

The Calcutta High Court this week told the government of the eastern Indian state of
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admin February 23, 2024 No Comment

Google’s Waymo expansion in California delayed as safety concerns rise

SAN FRANCISCO — Google’s self-driving car company, Waymo, is hitting resistance in its quest to
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admin February 23, 2024 No Comment

Dani Alves – from 43 trophies to four years in

Dani Alves, who was this morning sentenced to four and a half years in prison
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admin February 23, 2024 No Comment

DeSantis staffers blocked release of public records, FDLE officials say

Top aides to Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis blocked the release of records detailing his taxpayer-funded
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admin February 23, 2024 No Comment

Celtic: Chairman Peter Lawwell shares fan frustration over transfers, citing

Peter Lawwell (left) cited the lack of availability of Celtic targets during January Celtic’s board
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admin February 23, 2024 No Comment

The race for five places in next season’s Champions League

Two leagues will be rewarded with an extra place in next season’s Champions League based
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admin February 23, 2024 No Comment

What to know about South Carolina’s Republican primary : NPR

A supporter of former President Donald Trump drives past campaign signs for Republican presidential candidate
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admin February 23, 2024 No Comment

Six Nations 2024: ‘Cohesive Wales will be a big test

Venue: Aviva Stadium, Dublin Date: Saturday, 24 February Kick-off: 14:15 GMT Coverage: Listen on BBC
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admin February 23, 2024 No Comment

Lindsay Hoyle fights back as Sunak criticises speaker’s ‘concerning’ choice

Lindsay Hoyle has come out fighting against attempts to oust him as Commons speaker as
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admin February 23, 2024 No Comment

Here’s how the military might use AI LLMs like ChatGPT

Pentagon officials were hanging onto every word as Matthew Knight, OpenAI’s head of security, explained
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