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Prints from the personal collection of photographer Bert Stern are going under the hammer in Paris on December 2, marking the first time his private archive has been offered for sale. Among the highlights of the auction are iconic photographs of Marilyn Monroe, taken just weeks before her death.
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A coroner’s inquest is set to begin today to examine the circumstances surrounding the death of a man who was shot in the head by police west of Toronto nearly seven years ago.
Saudi Civil Defense has called on the public to exercise caution during rainfall, follow safety guidelines, and avoid valleys and low-lying areas.
CEO of chip maker is under scrutiny after reports of affairs, including a relationship with an alleged Chinese spy.
The EU is still the main customer of one of Russia's flagship Arctic gas projects, the Yamal pipeline, despite Brussels repeatedly touting the end of reliance on Russian fossil fuels.
Dr Johnson Asiama says upgraded security features will strengthen currency protection and public confidence.
Director Prof Suman Chakraborty said that the institute seeks to create an ecosystem where clinical excellence meets engineering ingenuity and translational research.
