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Scheffler makes sportsmanship stand over tee screamer
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USA rallies to capture 11th consecutive Presidents Cup
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Anthropic CEO Amodei to dine with Trump at White House
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Phillies clinch, Astros wrap up division on final day of MLB season
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Dupont scores twice to send Toulouse to Top 14 summit
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Commanders hand champion Seahawks their first loss
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Greece stun Klopp's Germany as Ireland show sorrow for Gaza
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Dupont scores twice to send Toulouse top of Top 14
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Ramos fires holders Portugal to Nations League win in Norway
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Ireland beat Israel but no handshakes due to war in Gaza
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Greece hand Klopp first defeat as Germany manager
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Tense standoff over flashpoint N.Ireland parade lasts into night
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Pope promises French sex abuse victims to prevent further harm
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Stunned McNulty wins 'miracle' road race world title
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UK village on edge over threats to air base in terror alert
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Re-released 'Avengers: Endgame' snaps-up N. America box office lead
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Two giant pandas, emblems of China soft diplomacy, arrive in US
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American McNulty wins shock road race world title
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Aleksandar Vucic: from Milosevic minister to long-serving Serbian statesman
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Serbia's President Aleksandar Vucic announces resignation
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Trump expects new Iran talks despite rejecting deal offer
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Tuchel urges Bellingham to play with 'rage'
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Xavi gets first win as Netherlands boss, Denmark beat Wales
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Russian strikes on Ukraine kill 8
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Madrid housing protest camp enters second night as PM vows action
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Bavuma, Miller hit centuries as South Africa clinch series
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Tigray TV station hit by drone, rebels advance in north Ethiopia
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Spain bring in Le Normand for injured Garcia
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Banton hundred paves way for England ODI series win over Sri Lanka
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UK Labour party meets buoyed by Burnham but seeking concrete plans
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Milestone man Kohli powers India to big ODI win over West Indies
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Nor'easter lashes US east with punishing rain and wind
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Swiss reject plan to toughen neutrality
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UK police arrest five on suspicion of preparing 'terrorist act' near air base
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Fitzpatrick closes out fourth win of year at French Open
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Washington denounces Iran's truce proposal as 'cynical'
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Zverev stars as Team Europe win Laver Cup
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Armani sprinkles glitter on discreet elegance at Milan show
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UK PM urges 'calm' as thousands block flashpoint N.Ireland parade
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UK police arrest five for preparing 'terrorist act' as incident near air base probed
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China's Yan one and done after golden Asian Games throw
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อเล็กซ์ โบดี และศาสตราจารย์ ดร. ดีเทอร์ ลาซิก ลงนามสัญญาสำหรับ ALPHA WHEY และ BODI เครื่องดื่มให้พลังงาน
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Kiss praises Wallabies' composure after wild Test finish
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China teen blows away the field for record-setting gold at 'sad' Games
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एलेक्स बोडी और प्रो. डॉ. डायटर लाज़िक ने ALPHA WHEY और BODI एनर्जी ड्रिंक के लिए एक अनुबंध पर हस्ताक्षर किए
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Alex Bodi och prof. dr. Dieter Lazik tecknar avtal om ALPHA WHEY och BODI Energidryck
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Alex Bodi a prof. dr. Dieter Lazik podepsali smlouvu týkající se produktů ALPHA WHEY a BODI Energetický nápoj
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Alex Bodi i prof. dr Dieter Lazik podpisują umowę dotyczącą marek ALPHA WHEY i BODI Napój energetyczny
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Banton takes England to 355-7 in Sri Lanka ODI decider
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Ο Alex Bodi και ο καθηγητής Δρ. Dieter Lazik υπογράφουν σύμβαση για τα προϊόντα ALPHA WHEY και BODI Ενεργειακό ποτό
Nikki Haley announces 2024 US presidential bid
Former US ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley announced Tuesday she is running for president in 2024, challenging fellow Republican candidate Donald Trump by proposing a "new generation" of leadership in Washington.
"I'm Nikki Haley and I'm running for president," the 51-year-old former governor of South Carolina and the child of Indian immigrants said in a video statement.
"It's time for a new generation of leadership -- to rediscover fiscal responsibility, secure our border, and strengthen our country, our pride and our purpose," she said in the video shot in Bamberg, the South Carolina town of her birth.
Casting herself as a younger, fresher alternative to the 76-year-old former president Trump, Haley had been hinting at a possible run for weeks and teasing a "big announcement" on February 15.
In the end, she made her presidential aims official a day early, on Valentine's Day.
Haley is positioning herself as a changemaker who can reinvigorate a party and country she says have lost their way in recent years, and she played up her personal background in her video as a way to unite a nation strained by racial tensions.
"I was the proud daughter of Indian immigrants. Not black, not white. I was different," she said in the clip.
"But my mom would always say, 'Your job is not to focus on the differences, but the similarities.'"
"Some look at our past as evidence that America's founding principles are bad," she went on.
"They say the promise of freedom is just made up. Some think our ideas are not just wrong, but racist, and evil. Nothing could be further from the truth."
Haley is unlikely to be the last Republican to throw their hat in the ring.
Some Washington watchers speculated that her announcement might prompt a stampede from rivals such as Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and Trump's vice president Mike Pence.
Haley also took a mild swipe at the current president -- who has not formally announced his re-election campaign but is expected to run again -- saying "Joe Biden's record is abysmal."
"But that shouldn't come as a surprise. The Washington establishment has failed us over and over and over again."
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