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Jacqueline's motto - 'We Are Family'
September 6, 2010 : For Jacqueline Fernandez's siblings, Christmas is never too far away. The pretty actress loves to splurge and each instance of her homecoming is a mini celebration of sorts as Jackie showers her two brothers and a sister with gifts and goodies.
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Obama has silk gifts waiting in Bangalore
Gurum R Narayanappa, a Bangalore-based weaver, has a dream that could soon come true - to present his handicraft to none other than US president Barack Obama
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Dutch man drinks hydrochloric acid after being fired over employee gifts
AMSTERDAM : A 50-year-old Dutch man killed himself by drinking hydrochloric acid earlier this year, a national newspaper reported on Friday.
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Chhavi Leaves Her B'day Plans On Hubby Mohit!
September 6, 2010 : Today Chhavi Mittal, who is seen in Sahara One's 'Ek Chutki Aasmaan' as Hemangi, has turned one year older.
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'The fewer clothes the better', says Kate Hudson
Washington, Sept 6 : Kate Hudson has said that she feels most comfortable with minimal clothing, claiming 'the fewer clothes the better' for her.
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First come the girls, then the dollar devil
London, Sept. 5: A former Test player has given a graphic and exclusive account of how easily international cricketers can be signed up by illegal bookmakers. For most cricket followers it is, simply, shocking.
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The Hindu Business Line : Shift to card payments to save on cash printing cost: Study
Cash vs cards:Government must consider tax benefits to merchants accepting card payments. It cost the government nearly Rs 2,800 crore to print currency notes in 2009-10.
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For your information
Satyasarathi Poddar celebrated his 12th birthday on Thursday not counting his gifts but gifting his books to the Great Wall of Education at City Centre....
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Dubai-based Malayalam writer wins award
Thiruvananthapuram, Sep 5 : Sahira Thangal, a Dubai-based advertising executive and writer, has been selected for the first Emerging Writers' Award. The award will be presented during the third Kovalam Literary Festival to be held here from Oct 1 to 3.
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Baby steps, giant expenses
School fees are just the tip of the iceberg. A wholesome upbringing now includes skating classes, laptops, themed summer camps. The result: As the bills mount, Mumbai parents are taking on extra work and limiting their families to just one child, writes Radhika Raj.
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