Oman Daily Observer - 2018-11-17

• Tea or coffee? It’s all in your genes
• Loving Oman!
• The Art of
• The mesmerisin­g sound of Quran recitation
• The world’s most expensive living artist
• Iraq restarts some Kirkuk oil exports after year-long halt
• Netanyahu battles to save weakened ruling coalition
• Loved ones mourn Khashoggi after Riyadh seeks to execute 5 suspects
• Kim inspects newly developed ‘tactical’ weapon
• Chilli powder thrown as Lankan MPS brawl again
• North Korea to deport US citizen held since Oct
• Trupti to return, but ‘will be back before Sabarimala season ends’
• Andhra bars CBI from entering state without permission
• Cyclone Gaja kills 13, leaves trail of destructio­n in TN
• How Britain’s Raab tripped on ‘Barnier’s staircase’
• Trump’s no-show draws Asian nations closer
• Libya talks bare divisions
• British PM backed in Brexit battle
• German far-right leader attacks media over donations scandal
• Greenland seeks tourists, investors with new airports
• Boycott still her hero as May bats on sticky wicket
• Tajikistan launches $4bn dam, intended to be world’s tallest
• US prepares case against Assange
• Lost in translatio­n: Papua New Guinea wins the language Olympics
• New jury fails to reach verdict in J&J South Carolina talc cancer trial
• US retail sales rebound, but consumer spending slowing
• British brand Clipper promises slave-free tea industry
• China’s U-turn on market curbs brings back the speculator­s
• Automaker groups warn US tariffs will undermine new NAFTA deal
• Ace high An retains share of lead at Australia Open
• Rockets thrash ‘banged up’ Warriors, Nuggets bounce back
• Mcilroy shrugs off Ryder Cup captaincy concerns
• OMAN SEAL PLACE IN WCL DIVISION 2

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