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All-women band in Iran struggles to break through
The band is called Dingo, which in the local dialect refers to the first wobbly steps taken by infants
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US defies world to say Iran UN sanctions back in effect
Those in defiance will be denied access to US financial system and markets, says US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo
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Egypt discovers 14 ancient tombs at Saqqara
The vast Saqqara necropolis south of Cairo is part of the ancient capital of Memphis, a UNESCO World Heritage site
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Hollywood stars don pajamas for pandemic-era 'virtual' Emmys
The Emmy Awards honoring the best in television will have a different look this year in the age of coronavirus
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Iran Guards vow Soleimani revenge will target only 'those involved'
US President threatened Iran this week with a "thousand times stronger" response in case of any attack on his country
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Two killed, 14 wounded in shooting at US party, says police
No arrests have been made so far and police could not say if more than one shooter was involved
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Indian army admits wrongdoing in killing three Kashmiris
Soldiers deployed by New Delhi have long been accused of abusing their emergency powers in Kashmir
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Global equities pallid as coronavirus dogs sentiment
Investors anxious over reimposition of restrictions, stuttering global recovery
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Dutch launch case against Syria over 'horrific' torture
Netherlands accuses Damascus of murder and using poison gas on its own citizens
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Man 'asleep' in speeding self-driving car charged in Canada
The incident took place near the town of Ponoka in Alberta province, local force said in a tweet









