Bombings kill 49 in Pakistan in three attacks
Bombings across Pakistan killed 49 people, including 28 in a twin blast near a Shiite mosque in Quetta. A car bomb near Peshawar killed 17, and a roadside blast in North Waziristan killed four soldiers. Britain’s Cameron vowed help against extremism as authorities probe suspected Lashkar-e-Jhangvi and Pakistani Taliban links.
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Baluchistan
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Fayaz Sumbal
Peshawar
Frontier Corps
Shafiullah Khan
Waziristan
Taliban
al-Qaida
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David Cameron
Nawaz Sharif
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Associated Press
Robots on the RoboCup soccer pitch in Eindhoven
Robots from Israel and Australia enter a tense shootout as humanoid bots struggle with balance while small wheeled robots swarm the field at RoboCup in Eindhoven. More than a thousand robots from 40 countries compete to beat humans by 2050, merging humanoid and other classes into one ultimate squad.
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Israel
Australia
RoboCup
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University of Bonn
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Associated Press
Helicopter Lands Safely After Hudson River Emergency
A sightseeing Bell 206 carrying four Swedes lost power after takeoff from Wall Street Heliport and made a water landing near 79th Street on the Hudson. No injuries. all passengers were checked at a hospital. FAA and NTSB are investigating.
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Sebastien Berthelet
Montreal
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National Transportation Safety Board
Chesley
Sully” Sullenberger III
US Airwaysight
Manhattan
East River
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