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Saudi accused of rights abuses in Yemen civilian deaths

A UN report on human rights abuses related to foreign intervention in Yemen details the extensive civilian casualties inflicted by the Saudi-led coalition’s air strikes.  The United Nations panel examined 10 air strikes in 2017 that killed 157 people, and found that the targets included a migrant boat, a night market, five residential buildings, a…

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African countries quiz for Trump apology

Media playback is unsupported on your device Media caption’Mr President, are you a racist?’The organisation representing African countries has demanded that US President Donald Trump apologise after he reportedly called nations on the continent « shitholes ». The group’s mission in Washington DC expressed its « shock, dismay and outrage » and said the Trump administration misunderstood Africans. The…

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GM desires to ditch the e book controls from its test vehicles in 2019

Enlarge / Notice anything wrong with this picture? It’s a little disconcerting to see the interior of a Bolt EV without the driver controls. General MotorsGeneral Motors is getting ready to ditch the driver for good—at least in its newest R&D vehicles. In 2019, Cruise—the self-driving startup acquired a couple of years ago by GM—wants…

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One mannequin to be taught them all

One model to learn them all Kaiser et al., arXiv 2017 You almost certainly have an abstract conception of a banana in your head. Suppose you ask me if I’d like anything to eat. I can say the word ‘banana’ (such that you hear it spoken), send you a text message whereby you see (and…

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NZ thirteen/zero (1.2 ov, C Munro 6*, MJ Guptill 6*, Faheem Ashraf zero/6) – Live | Match Represent | ESPNCricinfo

18.1 Munro to Hasan Ali, OUT. PAKMunro to Hasan Ali, OUT New Zealand 257 (Williamson 73, Taylor 52, Raees 3-51, Hasan 3-59) beat Pakistan 74 (Boult 5-17) by 183 runsnScorecard and ball-by-ball details They might be the current Champions Trophy holders, but over the last two years, Pakistan have conceded the highest score in the…

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CES is quiet entirely sexist

Models dressed as mermaids promote a Sublue underwater scooter during CES 2018 at the Las Vegas Convention in Las Vegas.Image: MANDEL NGAN/AFP/Getty ImagesBy Karissa Bell2018-01-13 03:11:48 UTC CES is a place of extremes. Each year, tech companies big and small spare no expense in coming up with bizarre ways to showcase their (often relatively mundane)…