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INDIASAAustralia WomenEngland WomenSLZIMAFGNEDCDAUCKASHHMGDKTWI19SL19SA19IRE19WGALCCBRSALPerth ScorchersSydney SixersWest IndiesEnglandOnaje Amory and Jaden Carmichael are out. Kevin Wickham and Nathan Edwards are in Two players from the West Indies squad, Onaje Amory and Jaden Carmichael, have tested Covid positive at the U-19 World Cup. The tournament’s Event Technical Committee has allowed temporary replacements Kevin Wickham and Nathan Edwards for

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Editor’s note: Given the rapid spread of the coronavirus omicron variant, please heed local health authorities’ safety recommendations as they’re updated, and check event website for coronavirus requirements and the latest information.In the early 1990s, Devanand Janki was a young actor in New York when his roommate, Andréa Burns, invited him to the first reading of a show

John LokenPhoto Courtesy of David PlakkeThe Recording Academy announced today John Loken has joined the company as Executive Vice President of Marketing, effective immediately. Loken will report to Chief Operating Officer Branden Chapman and is responsible for expanding the organization’s reach and influence through elevated brand storytelling. He oversees creative services, brand communication, social media,

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On May 10, 1869, the completion of the Transcontinental Railroad was marked at a ceremony on high ground in Utah. “The great men, those architects of American progress, [David] Hewes and [Leland] Stanford, delivered speeches,” writes Jonathan Evison in his epic new novel, “Small World.” “They spoke of overcoming the impossible and of shrinking the

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A New York City man was jailed after police say he burglarized a T-Mobile store last year in Bethlehem Township and made off with $10,000 worth of merchandise.Marsid Sela, 32, of the Bronx, is charged with burglary, theft, receiving stolen property, criminal mischief, all felonies; and possessing an instrument of crime, a misdemeanor, in the