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London: For travelers who embrace the snow with sheer dedication, winter is a time to take advantage of all the fresh powder on the ski slopes. Travel website Cheapflights.com (wwww.cheapflights.com) offers powder hounds its choices for the top 10 ski destinations. Reuters has not endorsed this list: 1. Park City, Utah Just south of Salt Lake City, Park City is no little sibling when it comes to drawing tourists. Famous...
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Bangalore: Ireland's dramatic World Cup win over England proves that the smaller nations deserve a place at cricket's biggest tournament, captain William Porterfield said.Ireland, inspired by Kevin O'Brien's blazing 113 -- the fastest century in World Cup history -- defeated England by three wickets on Wednesday to boost their quarter-final chances and strike a blow for the non-Test nations.The sensational win comes after a decision by the International Cricket Council ...
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