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  • Lady Gaga passes 30mn followers

    LOS ANGELES: Pop diva Lady Gaga has set a social media record by becoming the first person with more than 30 million followers on Twitter.

     

    As of Thursday afternoon, she had 30,030,949 followers on the micro-blogging website, and is adding them at the rate of 30,000 a day, according to the Starcount.com website that monitors celebrity use of social media.

    LOS ANGELES: Pop diva Lady Gaga has set a social media record by becoming the first person with more than 30 million followers on Twitter.

     

    As of Thursday afternoon, she had 30,030,949 followers on the micro-blogging website, and is adding them at the rate of 30,000 a day, according to the Starcount.com website that monitors celebrity use of social media.

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  • In debate style and body language, Romney trumps Obama

    Denver: Republican Mitt Romney came across as aggressive and polished, while Democrat Barack Obama appeared laid back and unassertive in a presidential debate on Wednesday that showcased their differences in style as much as substance.

    Denver: Republican Mitt Romney came across as aggressive and polished, while Democrat Barack Obama appeared laid back and unassertive in a presidential debate on Wednesday that showcased their differences in style as much as substance.

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  • 'French secret agent shot dead Gaddafi on Sarkozys order'

    The reports of involvement of French agents in the death of Gaddafi were corroborated by Mahmoud Jibril, who led the interim government in Libya after the ouster of Gaddafi.

    The reports of involvement of French agents in the death of Gaddafi were corroborated by Mahmoud Jibril, who led the interim government in Libya after the ouster of Gaddafi.

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  • Obama faces another hurdle  Fridays jobless report

    President Barack Obama has survived months of lackluster reports on the nation's unemployment with little effect on his approval ratings or his poll lead over Republican rival Mitt Romney, but that could change on Friday.

    President Barack Obama has survived months of lackluster reports on the nation's unemployment with little effect on his approval ratings or his poll lead over Republican rival Mitt Romney, but that could change on Friday.

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  • Gunmen attack Nigerian school

    Lagos, Nigeria (CNN) -- An attack that killed 25 people, mostly students, at a Nigerian school Monday night appeared to be "an inside job" in which the gunmen called out the names of their targets, a police spokesman told CNN Tuesday.

    Lagos, Nigeria (CNN) -- An attack that killed 25 people, mostly students, at a Nigerian school Monday night appeared to be "an inside job" in which the gunmen called out the names of their targets, a police spokesman told CNN Tuesday.

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  • 40 killed, 90 wounded in Aleppo blasts

    BEIRUT: At least 40 people were killed and 90 wounded, most of them soldiers, when three car bombs struck the heart of Syria's second city Aleppo on Wednesday, a monitoring group said.

    BEIRUT: At least 40 people were killed and 90 wounded, most of them soldiers, when three car bombs struck the heart of Syria's second city Aleppo on Wednesday, a monitoring group said.

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  • Taj Mahal replica planned in Dubai

    A local company in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) plans to build a replica of India’s famed Taj Mahal in Dubai, officials said on Wednesday.

    A local company in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) plans to build a replica of India’s famed Taj Mahal in Dubai, officials said on Wednesday.

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  • What Obama administration has said about Libya attack

    (CNN) -- Comments by U.S. officials regarding the September 11 attack that killed four Americans in Benghazi, Libya, have provoked controversy among some critics.

    (CNN) -- Comments by U.S. officials regarding the September 11 attack that killed four Americans in Benghazi, Libya, have provoked controversy among some critics.

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  • House allotted to a brilliant student

    LAHORE: Special Assistant to Chief Minister Punjab on Education and Member Provincial Assembly, MPA Zaeem Hussain Qadri handed over key of a house in Aashiyana housing scheme to a student Muhammad Naeem who stood first in Multan Board matriculation examination by achieving 965 marks.

    LAHORE: Special Assistant to Chief Minister Punjab on Education and Member Provincial Assembly, MPA Zaeem Hussain Qadri handed over key of a house in Aashiyana housing scheme to a student Muhammad Naeem who stood first in Multan Board matriculation examination by achieving 965 marks.

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  • TTP offers Imran security in peace march

    KARACHI: Tehreek e Taliban Pakistan (TTP) said that it has offered Imran Khan its security for a peace march into tribal region at the weekend, a British daily newspaper said in a report.

    KARACHI: Tehreek e Taliban Pakistan (TTP) said that it has offered Imran Khan its security for a peace march into tribal region at the weekend, a British daily newspaper said in a report.

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