Paraguay president quits amid banking scandal as lawmakers move to impeach him
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Psychology Explains Why Avoiding Familiar Faces in Public Isn't Always Social Anxiety
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Inquiry Finds UK Doctor Harold Shipman Killed at Least 215 Patients
Harold Shipman, a general practitioner in England, was convicted of murdering a number of his patients. He exploited his standing as a trusted physician to gain access to the homes of elderly people who were vulnerable. A thorough investigation later concluded that he was responsible for the deaths of at least 215 people over a span of many years.
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Kolkata's GRSE delivers fifth anti-submarine warfare ship to Indian Navy
Garden Reach Shipbuilders & Engineers (GRSE), based in Kolkata, has handed over its fifth submarine-hunting vessel to the Indian Navy. The delivery adds to the company's growing tally of warships, which the original report places at 119. The ship is designed to detect and neutralise enemy submarines in coastal and offshore waters. The milestone underlines the shipyard's role in the government's push for indigenous naval shipbuilding. The article does not provide further details on the vessel's specifications or delivery timeline.
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