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Benjamin Pavard, and His World Cup Highlight, Came Out of Nowhere

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New York Times - 07.04.2018 Original article ›
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Benjamin Pavrd's 20 yard goal with France behind 2-1 against Argentina in the World Cup will be remembered as the goal of the tournament. Pavard's parents living near the Belgian border in a small town made great sacrifices, and travelled a lot to send Pavard out at 10 years to practice soccer with teams in France including Lille. 

He accepted an offer from Stuttgart after getting few opportunities to play in Lille. He was also made part of the 23 member team for France only when a player could not play due to injury.

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T20 World Cup: Babar Azam’s cornered tigers take inspiration from Imran Khan to roar into final

  
- 11.09.2022 Original article ›
Mike Atherton, Chief Cricket Correspondent

T20 World Cup: Why old-school Team India is out of depth in the modern game

  
The Indian Express - 11.10.2022 Original article ›

World Cup 2022: Infantino hails ‘best ever’ group stage after rise of Africa and Asia – live

  
The Guardian - 12.07.2022 Original article ›
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The performance of Morocco, Senegal, Japan and South Korea, show a new popularity of soccer in Asia and Africa, and teams that can compete with the best in Europe.

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FIFA World Cup 2022 | Lionel Messi wins Golden Ball for best player; Mbappe takes Golden Boot

  
The Hindu - 12.18.2022 Original article ›
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India, U.S. Set Nuclear Pact, In a Coup for Bush's Visit

  
Wall Street Journal - 03.02.2006 Original article ›
Associated Press, Associated, Press

Opinion | Gordon E. Moore, 1929-2023

  
WSJ - 03.26.2023 Original article ›
The Editorial Board
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Gordon Moore who worked for Fairchild Semiconductor in the 1950's was one of the pioneers in California who setup Intel Corporation. He helped start the new world of semiconductors and computer chips at Intel Corp. 

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World Cup draw: Neymar, Kylian Mbappé and Lionel Messi will have little to fear

  
The Times - 04.02.2022 Original article ›
Bill Edgar

Seven moments from seventh edition of T20 World Cup | Cricket News - Times of India

  
The Times of India - 11.09.2021 Original article ›

England win World Cup: Sharing trophy should be considered - New Zealand coach Gary Stead

  
BBC Sport - 07.18.2019 Original article ›

‘So proud’: Newcastle fans reflect on historic cup win after 70 years of hurt

  
The Guardian - 03.17.2025 Original article ›
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Newcastle wins 2-1 over Liverpool at Wembley.

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News Corp. Scrambles to Contain Damage in U.S.

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Wall Street Journal - 07.18.2011 Original article ›
Russell Adams, Russell, Adams, Jessica E. Vascellaro, Jessica, E., Vascellaro

News Corp. Introduces The Daily, an iPad Newspaper

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New York Times - 02.02.2011 Original article ›
Jeremy W. Peters, Jeremy, W., Peters, Brian Stelter, Brian, Stelter
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News Corporation has designed a newspaper for the internet with the personal involvement of Rupert Murdoch. The newspaper is called The Daily and will be supported by Apple for the I-Pad. Pricing is 14 cents a day, 99 cents a week, or $40 a year.
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News Corp. Said to Back Spinoff of Papers

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New York Times - 06.27.2012 Original article ›
Amy Chozick, Amy, Chozick

France to Hugo Lloris: Get Back in Goal

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WSJ - 07.13.2018 Original article ›
Joshua Robinson
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Germany's goalie Neuer would stay outside his goal box so much of the time that it has become the norm for goalies to move out of their box to tackle incoming balls. In this World Cup Soccer the winning team goalies have stayed inside their box to make saves. Particularly true for France, Croatia's Subasic and goalies for Belgium and France. Most of the game depended on goalie saves for Croatia and France. Subasic and Lloris stayed inside the goalie's six yard box and made sensational saves. France's coach also wanted his goalie inside the box and to play the game the way it used to be played 20 years ago.

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Volkswagen’s CEO survived a corporate coup. Can he survive an emissions scandal? - The Washington Post

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Washington Post - 09.22.2015 Original article ›
Peter Holley, Peter, Holley

India beat Australia: Hosts reach Women's World Cup final with record chase

  
BBC Sport - 10.31.2025 Original article ›

SEC's Top Cop Oversaw Deutsche CDOs

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Wall Street Journal - 04.24.2010 Original article ›
Aaron Lucchetti, Aaron, Lucchetti, Kara Scannell, Kara, Scannell
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Before taking up the job of enforcement chief at the SEC, Robert Khuzami spent five years running the U.S. legal division of Deutsche Bank. In that job he worked with lawyers who advised on the collaterized debt obligations issued by the bank, and the details to be disclosed to investors. Like Goldman, Deutsche Bank has faced alllegations of not disclosing the proper information for its CDO's. Before joining Deutsche Bank, Khuzami was a prosecutor in the U.S. attorney's office in Manhattan for 11 years.
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‘Cold decisions’: will heir to Murdoch’s empire keep newspapers at its heart?

  
The Guardian - 09.11.2025 Original article ›
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WSJ with subscribers up to 4.1 million and other Dow Jones products, are key parts of revenue for Murdoch's business group in 2025. 85% of profits are derived from Dow Jones for News Corp. The Australian and British newspapers do not generate much profit and The Sun has seen years of losses. These newspapers gave Murdoch his start in Australia and UK, but have built up losses today.

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Criticism of the 2022 World Cup Is Still Mounting. Qatar Has Gotten Used to It.

  
WSJ - 03.31.2022 Original article ›
Joshua Robinson

Cricket World Cup: Packed Ashes summer ignores collapse of England and Jonathan Trott in 2013

  
- 07.18.2019 Original article ›
Mike Atherton, Chief Cricket Correspondent

Blatter’s Resignation Raises Concerns About Qatar’s World Cup Prospects

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Wall Street Journal - 06.03.2015 Original article ›
Rory Jones And Nicolas Parasie, Rory, Jones, And, Nicolas, Parasie

A Healthy Dose of Humility for Intel

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Wall Street Journal - 11.25.2013 Original article ›
Dan Gallagher, Dan, Gallagher
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Intel's CEO is reversing his position that Intel Corp. will not operate as a general purpose fabrication facility. This is intended to keep operating its new chip fabricating facilities at full capacity by manufacturing other companies chip designs. As PC sales decline each quarter this is part of the new strategy.
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Manchester City v Manchester United: FA Cup final – live

  
The Guardian - 05.25.2024 Original article ›

France Kicks Off Women’s World Cup With 4-0 Victory Over South Korea

  
WSJ - 06.08.2019 Original article ›
Joshua Robinson

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