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ABCNews4 

AP PHOTOS: Dreams of victory for South African rugby team

Their catches still uncertain, their sneakers worn and unsuitable, a team of young South Africans is trying to find success in a sport that that's a traditional favorite in their country, but rare in their own...

«Motoroids» (motoroids.com) 

CEAT Launches 205 D14 Mile XL Tyres

CEAT Ltd today announced the launch of new tyre size 205 D14 Mile XL which is a part of CEAT’s existing premium range of tyres Mile Xl and Mile Xl rib series in the small commercial vehicle segment. Being a one of its kind in the commercial vehicle category, 205 D14 Mile XL is an […]

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Reuters 

'Grexit' becomes base case for many, but markets barely blink

LONDON (Reuters) - Banks scrambled to increase the chances of Greece leaving the euro after Sunday's referendum, but euro markets only flickered and many investors doubted the `No' vote was the watershed moment some had feared.

Reuters 

Alamo, Spanish missions named World Heritage Site

A U.N. agency names the Alamo and the four Spanish colonial Catholic missions in San Antonio as a World Heritage Site, the first sites designated as such in Texas. Roselle Chen reports.

ABCNews4 

Greece looks to reopen bailout talks as euro future in doubt

Greece and its membership in Europe's joint currency faced an uncertain future Monday, with the country under pressure to restart bailout talks with creditors as soon as possible after Greeks resoundingly rejected the...

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Zimbabwean government exports elephants despite protest

Twenty elephants exported to China would be "better off" in Chinese zoos rather than struggling wildlife parks in Zimbabwe, the southern African nation's minister in charge of wildlife said on Monday, dismissing...

Reuters 

INTERVIEW-Motor racing-Aston Martin F1 deal 'improbable', says CEO

LONDON, July 6 (Reuters) - Aston Martin have had plenty of approaches from Formula One teams wanting to bring the brand back to the sport but the chances of a deal are improbable at best, chief executive Andy Palmer told Reuters on Monday.