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Saturday, December 9, 2023
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Morocco in dreamland after beating Portugal in World Cup quarter-finals

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The dream lives on and is stronger than ever after a beautiful, red-tinged evening in Doha. This World Cup will be remembered more as the...
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Canadian soccer superfan going for record at World Cup

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Lee Kormish is ready for an adventure of a lifetime. Not only is the Saskatchewan superfan finally able to watch Canada compete in the World...
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Pakistan made Al Rihla footballs are flying high at the Qatar World Cup

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The Pakistan football team may not be participating in the FIFA World Cup in Qatar but the country has made its presence felt at...
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Top spectacular natural landmarks of the world (P.375) Alcantara Gorge: Nature’s Majestic Tapestry of Sicily

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As one approaches the Alcantara Gorge, the grandeur of its geological formations immediately captures attention. Towering cliffs, hewn from basaltic rock, rise dramatically on...
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Greatest roads in the world (P.113) Dempster Highway: The journey through the vast wilderness of Canada

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The Dempster Highway is renowned for its expansive views of the Arctic tundra, a landscape unlike any other. The vast, rolling plains of moss...
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WORLDKINGS – Worldkings News – Asia Records Institute (ASRI) SS-520-5: Smallest orbital launcher in the world

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The SS-520-5 is a small-scale orbital launch vehicle developed by the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA). It is part of the SS-520 series, which...
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WORLDKINGS – Worldkings News – Asia Records Institute (ASRI) Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum Solar Park: Home to the largest thermal energy storage plant...

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Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum Solar Park is a solar park spread over a total area of 77 km2 in Saih Al-Dahal, about 50...
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