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Pakistan to roll out 5G in coming months, says IT minister

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Kate Middleton moves on from supporting Prince William in taking the throne?

Kate Middleton has changed gears and made a major shift in her plans for the future

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Sarah Ferguson under pressure to take responsibility amid Epstein scandal

Sarah Ferguson pushed to acknowledge role amid Jeffery Epstein email scandal

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Here are Timothee Chalamet’s words regarding his aspirations.

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Heather Rae El Moussa pens emotional note for stepdaughter Taylor on turning 15

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Sabrina Carpenter gets honest about men

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Hollywood star reacts to rare photo of Prince Harry

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Hilaria Baldwin suggested that Alec be more dignified: Source

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Abrar Ahmed emulates Wanindu Hasaranga’s style after taking his wicket

Abrar clean bowls Hasranga on first delivery of the 13th over

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Two are given a 14-year sentence by the court for raping a girl with hearing loss.

Anti-rape court also imposes Rs1 million fine on each convict

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