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    US drops ‘Indo’ from Indo-Pacific Command, says it is ‘restoring legacy’
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    Uprooting a forest for a park: The destructive ‘restoration’ of Delhi’s Central Ridge
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    Why anti-foreigner sentiment is growing in Japan
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    India’s food regulator flagged over 160 misleading claims. Years later, 120 are still around
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Mejari Mallikarjuna from Punganuru in Andhra Pradesh typed the numbers in 13.16 seconds.

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