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It had seemed that England might finish their campaign on a slight down-note until Kane netted twice late on to make European history.

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In the last three or four years, Chevron has spent a lot on projects, but it is now holding on to more of its cash to give back to shareholders, he said.

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The Republic of Ireland needed a win to make the play-offs, and after substitute Johnny Kenny was denied, Parrott seized the match-winning moment when he latched on to Liam Scales' header, poked the ball into the Hungary net and wheeled away in ecstasy in a heart-stopping finale at Puskas Arena.

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Humphries had clung on to the number one spot for a little longer with a magnificent display to beat Gerwyn Price 16-13 in an enthralling first semi-final.

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I went to a wedding last month that was coordinated on WhatsApp and it made me wonder: Is the U.S. finally catching on to the international hit that is WhatsApp?

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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