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York Park is a sports ground in the Inveresk and York Park Precinct, Launceston, Australia. Holding 20,000 people—more than any other stadium in Tasmania—York Park has been known as Aurora Stadium under a six-year naming rights agreement signed with Aurora Energy in 2004. Primarily used for Australian rules football, its record attendance of 20,971 was set in June 2006, when Hawthorn Football Club played Richmond Football Club in an Australian Football League (AFL) match. Australia celebrates another trip to World Cup The Times of India
Venus Williams competes against Agnieszka Radwanska during day 8 of the 2010 Sony Ericsson Open at The Crandon Park Tennis Center in Key Biscayne, Florida - March 30, 2010 Venus Williams pulls out of Wimbledon with back injury Newstrack India
From left, French soccer players of the national soccer team, Karim Benzema, Anthony Reveillere, Alou Diarra, Samir Nasri, Loic Remy, Florent Malouda and Mathieu Valbuena warm up during a training session at Clairefontaine training center, in Clairefontaine, west of Paris, Thursday, Oct 7, 2010. Soccer Stars Are at Center of Paris Prostitution Case The New York Times
Venus Williams in action on Day 3 of the 2010 US Open at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center Queens, New York September 1, 2010 Tennis: Venus Williams pulls out of Wimbledon NZ Herald
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A radiation monitor indicates 131.00 mSv per hour near Unit 3 and 4 reactor buildings at Tokyo Electric Power Co.,'s tsunami-crippled Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear power station in Okuma, Fukushima prefecture, northeastern Japan, Tuesday, Feb. 28, 2012. Fukushima nuclear plant: Toxic isotope found in groundwater BBC News
Monkeys on the road near forest area - wildlife - animal Himachal proposes primate parks to contain monkey menace Zeenews
Sweet lime fruits in a farmer's market - farm product Pricing farm products: an art or a science? The Examiner
7 Ways Stress Affects Men's Health 7 Ways Stress Affects Men's Health Huffington Post
Health
A man using his smartphone in a Starbucks coffee shop. Starbucks to display calorie information on menus nationwide The Examiner
Green tomato on the tomato plant in vegetable garden - farming Home and garden: Top 5 tips for growing great tomatoes The Examiner
A dishwasher soap bar The disease-causing fungi that lurk in your dishwasher The Hindu
Fruits displays for sale in the fruit market 7 Foods Most Likely to Make You Sick ABC News
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- Global Warming and Our Inconvenient Minds
- US and Venezuela move to improve relations
- Shareholders OK IntercontinentalExchange-NYSE Deal
- Thousands evacuated as crews fight Calif. wildfire
- Tornadoes kill 14 in US Midwest
- Royal Caribbean cruise cancelled in Bahamas after fire
In front of a portrait of the late Iranian revolutionary founder Ayatollah Khomeini, presidential candidate Hasan Rowhani, a former top nuclear negotiator, center, gestures to his supporters at a rally in Tehran, Iran, Saturday, June 1, 2013.
Iran presidential election: Early vote count gives moderate conservative Hasan Rowhani wide lead
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- Gerard Pique says Barcelona must keep Thiago Alcantara amid
- Refugees hoping for better life in Germany find themselves i
- UPDATE 1-Finland's economy set to shrink as exporters strugg
- UPDATE 1-Fairfax to raise stake in Greek Eurobank Properties
- Turkey’s deputy PM gives ‘standing man’ protest nod of appro
- Attack on Al Jazeera cameramen condemned
Turkish protesters chat in Kugulu Park in Ankara, Turkey, Tuesday, June 18, 2013.
Dozens held in Turkey, silent protester goes viral
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Asia Middle East
- Over 8,200 arrested in China for food safety crimes
- Jim Rogers joins FAB...upbeat on China's digital culture
- Mexican food exports to China to reach $1b: minister
- South Korea media blame Iran for angry scenes
- Bhutia-led FPAI explain players' grievances in Melbourne
- Sony: No plans to start manufacturing operations in India
Singapore's Downtown Core on 7 October 2006, when it was affected by forest fires in Sumatra, Indonesia. Smog is a regular problem in Southeast Asia caused by land and forest fires in Indonesia, especially Sumatra and Kalimantan, although the less political term haze is preferred in describing the problem.
Singapore pollution soars as haze from Indonesia hits air quality
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- Blast hits Syrian port city of Latakia
- Time running out for Mideast peace: Blair
- Israel starts celebrations for Shimon Peres's 90th
- Suicide bombing kills 3 in Yemeni city
- Shooting spree in Lebanon leaves one dead
- Gold buying loses its sheen in the UAE
An Israeli soldier walks atop a tank near the Quneitra crossing to Syria, Thursday, June 6, 2013.
Israel bolsters defences at Syrian border after regime forces take Golan
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South America Africa
- How Brazil is fighting malnutrition
- Backpacking: a guide to classic and new must-do experiences
- Global netizens worried over US spying
- Two FARC rebels, Colombian soldier killed in battle
- Prosecutor: 2 charged in Bolivia highland lynching
- CORRECTED-(OFFICIAL)-UPDATE 1-Chile May trade balance widens
People protesting in the streets of Rio de Janeiro
Brazil protests continue as authorities scramble to respond
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- Champions Trophy: England v South Africa, The OvalLive
- England v South Africa: Champions Trophy – live!
- Constitutional Role for Civil Society-Media Organisations (I
- Kenyans Mobilise Against Taxing the Poor
- MNP - Etisalat Claims 50 Percent Lead in Ported Numbers
- NCC Says 34.5 Million Subscribers in Nigeria Use Data On Int
Secretary-General Addresses Denver Forum Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, addressing The Denver Forum, speaks on “The United Nations in Today’s World”.
UN chief warns of new peacekeeping threats
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Australia Caribbean
- Liberal MP to cross floor in support of gay equality
- Football fixtures and transfers, England cricket, LionsLive
- Confident India take on resurgent Sri Lanka in Champions Tro
- A year on, Assange stays put in Ecuadorean Embassy
- Musical spectacular to open first-ever Asia Pacific Special
- Rupert Murdoch's hived-off newspaper company makes ASX debut
England Cricket Player arrive at Kolkata Airport on Friday 30 November 2012
Don't mind playing either India or South Africa: Cook
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- Protesters out again in Brazil
- Brazil protests: Military police deployed in major cities
- Protesters out again in Brazil's biggest city
- Violence erupts at Sao Paulo protest
- Brazil deploys troops to quell protests
- Jamaican Sprinter Suspended Over Drug Test
In this Monday Oct. 31, 2011 photo, Venezuelan Judge Maria Lourdes Afiuni sits in her apartment while under house arrest in Caracas, Venezuela. Afiuni infuriated President Hugo Chavez when she ordered the release of an imprisoned banker who was charged with flouting the country's currency exchange controls. A day after her arrest nearly two years ago, Chavez demanded on national television that she face 30 years in prison. Now under house arrest, she is barred by a court order from speaking to the news media and instead uses Twitter to air her protests, calling herself a "judge kidnapped by order of Chavez."
Venezuela ends house arrest of Judge Maria Afiuni
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