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_the-rise-of-e-bikes.jpg "If there’s one area of cycling that divides opinion more than any other, it’s the rise of the e-bike. Love them or hate ‘em, e-bikes are becoming more prevalent and I’m sure many of you are becoming just a little bit e-curious. <br/><br/>We personally think they’re a great tool for many riders but just to prove it we’re going to go for a ride and try to dispel some of the common e-bike myths along the way.")
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_common-golf-swing-mistakes.jpg "In this video, Neil Tappin is joined by PGA Professional Alex Elliott to look at the 5 biggest golf swing mistakes and how to fix them.")
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_tom-cruise-basically-got-39top-gun-maverick39-greenlit-by-picking-up-the-phone-and-telling-the-studio-he-was-doing-it.jpg "It’s become more common nowadays for popular movies to score sequels/follow-ups decades later. In fact, the most commercially successful movie of 2022 falls into this “legacyquel” category, with \")
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_moment-climber-disturbs-hidden-owl-but-manages-to-hang-on.jpg "Amazing slow-motion footage captures the moment an owl flew out over a climber in a ‘once in a lifetime’ moment.<br/><br/>The video, captured by Will Birkett, 28, shows the bird leap from its perch as he scaled a quarry wall in Silverdale, Lancs.<br/><br/>He reaches into the hold where the owl is sheltering, unaware the bird is there, and the owl then takes flight – wings skimming the top of his head.<br/><br/>Will, who was climbing without the aid of ropes, was filming for his social media account @willbirkett_lakes when the moment happened.<br/><br/>And he said while it was common for climbers to disturb crows and ravens throughout their climbing career, the owl was a ‘once in a lifetime’ moment.<br/><br/>Will, from Langdale Valley, Lake District, said: “I was going up a crack in a local quarry and just as I was reaching out to grab the hold, the owl came out of nowhere. <br/><br/>“It’s unique that it’s an owl. Climbers will quite often disturb birds not knowing they’re there. <br/><br/>“More typically it's a crow or raven, an owl is unusual – it was once in a lifetime. <br/><br/>“You can’t really afford to jump in that situation, I was climbing without a rope or anything. <br/><br/>“I had no choice but to hold on and deal with it - it was quite alarming at the time for sure.”")
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_watch-in-my-feed-foods-you-shouldn39t-be-eating-to-manage-eczema.jpg "We recently delved into why one may receive eczema often, outside of genetics, which is stress. According to the Cleveland Clinic, eczema is a common skin condition and often affects more than 31 million Americans.")
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_martin-lewis-urges-people-to-make-three-urgent-checks-before-overpaying-mortgage.jpg "Martin Lewis shares easy way to save money when buying common medicinesThe Martin Lewis Podcast")
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_hindutva-ideology-a-challenge-to-stay-relevant-in-2024.jpg "The ideology of Hindutva, once a dominant force in 'New India', is now facing a critical challenge. This ideology, deeply rooted in the cultural and political landscape of India, has been instrumental in shaping the nation's identity. However, as we approach 2024, questions arise about its relevance and survival. Hindutva, which once signified the 'end of ideology', now appears more exhausted than exhaustive, more authoritarian than authoritative, and more aggressive than authentic. The ideology, which successfully connected to a civilisational sub-conscious and brought a sense of continuity and memory of pride and historical injury together, is now grappling with a faltering economy and reinforced prejudices. The ideology's success was in its ability to match the 'cultural turn' rather than project itself as an exclusive political force. However, it now seems to have hit a dead-end at both ends of the spectrum. Its economic programme is not providing the promised mobility, and its cultural agenda is coming across as commonality without solidarity. As we move closer to the general elections of 2024, the future of Hindutva hangs in the balance. Will it survive? Will it reinvent itself? Or will it become more civil in India and paradoxically get a fresh breath of life? These are the questions that will be relevant in 2024, irrespective of the electoral outcome.<br/><br/>Read the article: https://www.outlookindia.com/national/will-hindutva-survive-after-2024<br/><br/>#Hindutava #LokSabhaElections #Ideology<br/><br/>Follow Us<br/>Website: https://www.outlookindia.com/<br/>Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Outlookindia<br/>Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/outlookindia/<br/>X: https://twitter.com/Outlookindia<br/>Whatsapp: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VaNrF3v0AgWLA6OnJH0R<br/>Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@OutlookMagazine<br/>Dailymotion: https://www.dailymotion.com/outlookindia")
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_close-to-half-of-women-think-they-have-more-social-barriers-than-previous-generations.jpg "It’s common knowledge that women face many unique challenges in this world due to their gender but a new study by OnePoll on behalf of Fresh Start shows that women now think they have more social barriers to overcome than previous generations.")
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_92.jpg "A woman travelled to the Maldives on a budget - spending just £416 for a six-day holiday including food, activities and a room overlooking the ocean.<br/><br/>Natasha Whitley, 28, had planned a trip to Sri Lanka and with the Maldives being just a 90-minute flight, she decided make a stop. <br/><br/>In the Maldives, which is known for its sandy beaches and turquoise water, stays at the famous water hut resorts can cost up to £1,300 per night.<br/><br/>But instead of staying in the resort islands, Natasha decided to stay in the local islands and was able to book a room overlooking the ocean for £25 a night. <br/><br/>The local islands, which only opened to tourists in 2009, are less popular as alcohol is banned and only certain beaches allow you to wear bikinis.<br/><br/>Natasha, a pharmacist and content creator from Bournemouth, Dorset, said: \")
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_the-rise-of-e-bikes.webp "If there’s one area of cycling that divides opinion more than any other, it’s the rise of the e-bike. Love them or hate ‘em, e-bikes are becoming more prevalent and I’m sure many of you are becoming just a little bit e-curious. <br/><br/>We personally think they’re a great tool for many riders but just to prove it we’re going to go for a ride and try to dispel some of the common e-bike myths along the way.")
_the-unwanted-mate-full-movie.webp "The Unwanted Mate Full Movie")
_love-story-i-wish-it-were-you-full-episode.webp "Love story !!!! I Wish It Were You Full Episode")
_common-golf-swing-mistakes.webp "In this video, Neil Tappin is joined by PGA Professional Alex Elliott to look at the 5 biggest golf swing mistakes and how to fix them.")
_tom-cruise-basically-got-39top-gun-maverick39-greenlit-by-picking-up-the-phone-and-telling-the-studio-he-was-doing-it.webp "It’s become more common nowadays for popular movies to score sequels/follow-ups decades later. In fact, the most commercially successful movie of 2022 falls into this “legacyquel” category, with \")
_moment-climber-disturbs-hidden-owl-but-manages-to-hang-on.webp "Amazing slow-motion footage captures the moment an owl flew out over a climber in a ‘once in a lifetime’ moment.<br/><br/>The video, captured by Will Birkett, 28, shows the bird leap from its perch as he scaled a quarry wall in Silverdale, Lancs.<br/><br/>He reaches into the hold where the owl is sheltering, unaware the bird is there, and the owl then takes flight – wings skimming the top of his head.<br/><br/>Will, who was climbing without the aid of ropes, was filming for his social media account @willbirkett_lakes when the moment happened.<br/><br/>And he said while it was common for climbers to disturb crows and ravens throughout their climbing career, the owl was a ‘once in a lifetime’ moment.<br/><br/>Will, from Langdale Valley, Lake District, said: “I was going up a crack in a local quarry and just as I was reaching out to grab the hold, the owl came out of nowhere. <br/><br/>“It’s unique that it’s an owl. Climbers will quite often disturb birds not knowing they’re there. <br/><br/>“More typically it's a crow or raven, an owl is unusual – it was once in a lifetime. <br/><br/>“You can’t really afford to jump in that situation, I was climbing without a rope or anything. <br/><br/>“I had no choice but to hold on and deal with it - it was quite alarming at the time for sure.”")
_watch-in-my-feed-foods-you-shouldn39t-be-eating-to-manage-eczema.webp "We recently delved into why one may receive eczema often, outside of genetics, which is stress. According to the Cleveland Clinic, eczema is a common skin condition and often affects more than 31 million Americans.")
_martin-lewis-urges-people-to-make-three-urgent-checks-before-overpaying-mortgage.webp "Martin Lewis shares easy way to save money when buying common medicinesThe Martin Lewis Podcast")
_hindutva-ideology-a-challenge-to-stay-relevant-in-2024.webp "The ideology of Hindutva, once a dominant force in 'New India', is now facing a critical challenge. This ideology, deeply rooted in the cultural and political landscape of India, has been instrumental in shaping the nation's identity. However, as we approach 2024, questions arise about its relevance and survival. Hindutva, which once signified the 'end of ideology', now appears more exhausted than exhaustive, more authoritarian than authoritative, and more aggressive than authentic. The ideology, which successfully connected to a civilisational sub-conscious and brought a sense of continuity and memory of pride and historical injury together, is now grappling with a faltering economy and reinforced prejudices. The ideology's success was in its ability to match the 'cultural turn' rather than project itself as an exclusive political force. However, it now seems to have hit a dead-end at both ends of the spectrum. Its economic programme is not providing the promised mobility, and its cultural agenda is coming across as commonality without solidarity. As we move closer to the general elections of 2024, the future of Hindutva hangs in the balance. Will it survive? Will it reinvent itself? Or will it become more civil in India and paradoxically get a fresh breath of life? These are the questions that will be relevant in 2024, irrespective of the electoral outcome.<br/><br/>Read the article: https://www.outlookindia.com/national/will-hindutva-survive-after-2024<br/><br/>#Hindutava #LokSabhaElections #Ideology<br/><br/>Follow Us<br/>Website: https://www.outlookindia.com/<br/>Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Outlookindia<br/>Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/outlookindia/<br/>X: https://twitter.com/Outlookindia<br/>Whatsapp: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VaNrF3v0AgWLA6OnJH0R<br/>Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@OutlookMagazine<br/>Dailymotion: https://www.dailymotion.com/outlookindia")
_close-to-half-of-women-think-they-have-more-social-barriers-than-previous-generations.webp "It’s common knowledge that women face many unique challenges in this world due to their gender but a new study by OnePoll on behalf of Fresh Start shows that women now think they have more social barriers to overcome than previous generations.")
_researchers-discover-first-evidence-of-cavemen-living-in-lava-tubes.webp "“Cavemen” is a common way to describe humanity’s distant, ancient ancestors and it’s rather apropos. That’s because they often did in fact live in caves, however a new discovery made in Saudi Arabia reveals an interesting little twist in that tale.")
_92.webp "A woman travelled to the Maldives on a budget - spending just £416 for a six-day holiday including food, activities and a room overlooking the ocean.<br/><br/>Natasha Whitley, 28, had planned a trip to Sri Lanka and with the Maldives being just a 90-minute flight, she decided make a stop. <br/><br/>In the Maldives, which is known for its sandy beaches and turquoise water, stays at the famous water hut resorts can cost up to £1,300 per night.<br/><br/>But instead of staying in the resort islands, Natasha decided to stay in the local islands and was able to book a room overlooking the ocean for £25 a night. <br/><br/>The local islands, which only opened to tourists in 2009, are less popular as alcohol is banned and only certain beaches allow you to wear bikinis.<br/><br/>Natasha, a pharmacist and content creator from Bournemouth, Dorset, said: \")
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