Khaleej Times - 2015-07-25

• Dubai workers enjoy a play day
• Turkey pounds Daesh in Syria
• Schoolbag set at 10% of student weight!
• Gunman kills 2, injures 9 in US theatre rampage
• Swapping pretty bows for helmets
• Be wary of heat strokes
• Chronic care patients to get appointmen­t same day
• Skateboard­s’ ‘roll’ in empowermen­t
• When a dream becomes a solution
• Over 34,000 banned items seized at airport
• Young opt for early knee replacemen­ts
• CARE AS A CURE
• Kerry calls talk of better Iran nuclear deal a ‘fantasy’
• Baghdad deploys troops trained by US in campaign to retake Ramadi from militants
• $203 billion
• Groups of volunteers paint the walls with cheerful designs aimed at bringing some happiness and pride back to an often violent and chaotic city
• Deal finalised to buy 8 China submarines
• Artists, artisans and labourers are taking part in the project
• Over and out in 4 minutes as protests block parliament
• Funding crisis puts Aids plan, lives at risk
• Rahul kicks off march in Andhra
• ‘Medicine Baba’ takes drugs from rich to give to poor
• Kerala election panel says no to e-voting in civic polls
• Setalvad’s arrest imminent
• Sect put under probe Philippine Christian group blamed for abductions
• Aussie nurse faces prosecutio­n on return to Sydney
• Top Al Qaeda commander killed in US air strike
• New law to require social media giants to alert US authoritie­s of any terror activity
• Trump visits US-Mexico border areas, says ‘I love Latinos’
• Bars on foreign exchange transactio­ns affect food supplies to zoos
• MPs target Obama for saying UK should stay in EU
• Discovery of earth-like planet triggers debate
• Trailer previews series’ final entry
• Syria opposition groups set up governing body
• Kenya boosts security ahead of Obama visit
• UAE, Saudi planes bring aid to Aden
• Global economy fragile
• Anthem to buy Cigna for $54.2b
• Greek talks to begin after issues ironed out
• AMAZON’S BIRTHDAY SURPRISE
• WTO strikes deal to cut tariffs on IT products
• AL HAMRA EYES MORE PROJECTS IN RAK
• Iran eyes return to Swift system
• GOLD HITS FIVE-AND-A-HALF-YEAR LOW /
• SHARJAH, AJMAN RENTS DIP 3% /
• More affordable housing at forefront of realty market
• BMW Group ME sales up 6% in H1 2015
• PeArSon ProfiT DroPS on SAle
• Who needs a bank when you got a mobile?
• Reliance profit at highest in 7-1/2 years
• Western Furniture supports Dubai Autism Center’s work
• TP-Link ME focuses on channel business developmen­t in Egypt
• Al Jalila celebrates 129 new graduates
• CUD to launch new master programme
• Oil nears 4-month low as China factories contract
• CHINA’S PAIN IS INDIA’S GAIN AS FOREIGN FUNDS ESCAPE TO MUMBAI
• Shrinking trade puts pressure on emerging markets
• NIBALI WINS; FROOME KEEPS LEAD
• 19th stage results
• Ronaldo dazzles as Real win
• Hamilton fastest in Hungary
• AUSTRALIA’S NEVILL TO KEEP TEST PLACE/
• LATE ZAYED’S EFFORTS PRAISED /
• Bowlers helped us: Mendis
• Kovalev puts three titles on line against Mohammedi
• Al Ahli sign Lima from Benfica
• UEHC team all set to tour Thailand
• Padel Masters for Dubai event at NAS
• Cardinals pip Royals in clash of top teams
• Allenby’s caddie Middlemo walks out after heated spat
• US spikers cruise past Italy in FIVB
• Grillo grabs lead at Canadian Open golf
• Rain plays spoilsport
• India ‘A’ suffer late jolts
• Valcke set to quit Fifa
• Humbled USA now want consolatio­n prize
• Fifa to meet disgruntle­d sponsors
• Wenger not ready for life after football
• England among top seeds for WC draw
• Springboks ready for epic All Blacks clash
• Le Clos begins Olympic gold bid

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