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Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 beta's first weekend numbers are in, and they're good – just not as high as Modern Warfare 2
We're one day away from the end of the first session of the Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 beta, which kicked off Friday. Although Activision has yet to publish any numbers, we can look at its performance on Steam and compare it with other recent Call of Duty betas, as well as those from rival franchises. Read more
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120 Ancient Inscriptions Honoring The Mysterious Goddess ‘The Lady’ Found In A Valencia Cave
Conny Waters – AncientPages.com – The recent archaeological campaign at Cova Dones in Millares (Valencia) may establish the site as the cave-sanctuary with the most known Latin inscriptions in both Hispania and the Roman Empire. Conducted in May and June 2026, the campaign documented at least 120 Latin inscriptions, primarily from the 1st and 2nd centuries […]
Source: www.ancientpages.com
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Rare B10 coin sells for B2.5m in first online auction
Rare B10 coin sells for B2.5m in first online auction
Thailand's first electronic rare coin auction on Monday featured a 10-baht circulation coin from 1990 that went under the hammer for 2.5 million baht.
Source: https://www.bangkokpost.com/rss/data/topstories.xml
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Army plays down attacks
Army plays down attacks
A coordinated wave of 51 attacks across Narathiwat, Pattani and Yala may have been launched to discredit state officials and retaliate against a crackdown on illicit trade, Fourth Army Area commander Lt Gen Norathip Phoynok says.
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Chinese durian lovers rejoice as new rail routes bring supply surge and lower prices
Chinese durian lovers rejoice as new rail routes bring supply surge and lower prices
SHANGHAI – Not long ago, eating a whole durian was a splurge for many Chinese households, with the fruit's demanding storage and transport requirements helping to keep prices high.
Source: https://www.bangkokpost.com/rss/data/topstories.xml