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    The ordeal of choosing the right data pack for your connectivity needs

    · Mar 07, 2018 · 07:37 am
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    Journalist Elizabeth Hawley, who chronicled Himalayan expeditions for five decades, dies in Nepal

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    ‘Murder on the Orient Express’ film review: A high-speed version of Agatha Christie’s famous novel

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    Sherlock Holmes and Jack the Ripper have often met in fiction, though only one of them is real

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    Bram Stoker’s nineteenth-century novel ‘Dracula’ continues to live on in the movies

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    Tushar Lall of The Indian Jam Project on early beginnings, pleasing his parents and Bollywood

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    John Green is back and, naturally, YA readers will find their hearts jumping again

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    Before Sherlock Holmes, indigenous cultures had cracked how to build memory palaces

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    Time travels in a train: How a trope from Satyajit Ray’s fiction and cinema inspired Wes Anderson

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    ‘Sniff’ film review: A boy has a nose for crime and a movie none for pacing

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    One missing woman and many sides of the story in Spanish crime drama ‘I Know Who You Are’

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