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Man acquitted in blasphemy case after 18 years in prison – Pakistan

ISLAMABAD: The Supreme Court on Wednesday acquitted a man who had been sentenced to death in a blasphemy case in 2002 and, consequently, had remained behind bars for 18 years. A bank of three judges, headed by Judge Sajjad Ali Shah, excused Wajih-ul-Hassan from the blasphemy charges under Section 295-C (use of derogatory comments, etc., […]

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Lauren Down and Rosemary Mair handed first New Zealand contracts

Batter Lauren Down and Face Bowler Rosemary Mair signed their first New Zealand central contract, and Rachel Priest, who played for the last time in 2017, was Anna Peterson. I came back to the list with Down, 24, played nine ODIs and recorded a century against the Australian governor's XI earlier this year. The 20-year-old

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7 Scholarships In The USA For International Students Which You May Get

Undoubtedly, the United States is a major destination for many students planning to study abroad. Not only can you receive a variety of scholarships for international academia, but you can also taste the internationally recognized educational system. The latter is the main reason why millions of people apply for a study visa in the United

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Google steps up battle on ‘deepfakes’ with data release

Fast news Technology giants are releasing "large datasets of visual deep fakes that we have created" that can be used as a benchmark to determine whether video has changed. Famous startups and high tech leaders gathered at the Google logo at Viva Tech in Paris, France on May 16, 2019. (Reuters) Google said Wednesday it

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The UN meets amid mounting global challenges

As conflicts all over the world, the United Nations becomes increasingly difficult to maintain. World leaders gathered for the annual meeting this week at the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA). There is a lot of skepticism about whether the United Nations can still be a forum for change or whether it has become a place

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Google steps up battle on ‘deepfakes’ with data release

SAN FRANCISCO: Google is stepping up its efforts to fight "deep fake" on Wednesday by releasing new data to help detect artificially crafted video. Technology giants are releasing "large datasets of visual deep fakes that we have made" that can be used as a benchmark to determine whether video has changed. This is happening, with

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Oil declines as market returns focus to Saudi production return

Damaged refinery towers stand during repair work at the Abhak crude oil processing plant in Saudi Aramco due to a drone attack in Abkhak, Saudi Arabia, Friday, September 20, 2019. Last weekend Abqaiq's crude oil processing plant claimed that the site would return to pre-attack output levels by the end of this month. Photographer: Faisal

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‘Trans In America: Texas Strong’ featuring Kai Shappley wins an Emmy

The short documentary "Trans In America: Texas Strong" featuring Kai Shappley won an outstanding short documentary at the 40th Annual News and Documentary Emmy Awards. The short documentary "Trans In America: Texas Strong" featuring Kai Shappley won an outstanding short documentary at the 40th Annual News and Documentary Emmy Awards. Photo: Little By Little Films

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