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KUALA LUMPUR: Former world number one Lee Chong Wei is prepared to face public criticism as he navigates the challenges of driving change in Malaysian badminton, insisting that difficult decisions must be made in the best interests of the sport.
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Pyongyang claimed the warhead is "capable of turning into ashes a target area of 12 to 13 hectares."
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Qatar has assured teams they would not be stranded amid concerns from riders over the Iran war.
