Digital Spy It's back pain and not Sallu for the absence Mid-Day For the last few years Shah Rukh Khan has been skipping the International film awards. This year, for a change, the actor agreed to be part of the event. ..
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World Tennis Magazine With a better back, Lendl back in tennis tonight in Atlantic City Press of Atlantic City He spent most of the last 16 years suffering from ever-increasing back pain and didn't consider returning in any way to a sport in which he was ranked No. … Tennis still part of Ivan Lendl's blood – Sports News ESPN all 9 news articles??
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With a better back, Lendl back in tennis tonight in Atlantic City – Press of Atlantic City
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Nashik resident Shobha Rathi (52) was suffering from excruciating lower back pain for the last three months. She was unable to sit on the floor for her daily prayers and found it difficult to walk or take the bus to get to the rural primary health centre where she works as a nurse, reports Neha Bhayana .
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Rare surgery cures Nashik nurse of severe back pain (Hindustan Times)
A day after her victory streak in the downhill came to an end, Lindsey Vonn stormed back on the same slope to win the super giant slalom, the last women’s World Cup race before the Winter Olympic Games.
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Vonn Proves She’s Human in the Downhill, Then Storms Back to Victory (New York Times)
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A day after her victory streak in the downhill came to an end, Lindsey Vonn stormed back on the same slope to win the super giant slalom, the last women’s World Cup race before the Winter Olympic Games.
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It took a lot of pain to teach Urban Meyer a simple lesson: He needed to slow down. Whether it sticks is another matter
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What about Meyer’s intensity? (Columbia Daily Herald)
It took a lot of pain to teach Urban Meyer a simple lesson: He needed to slow down. Whether it sticks is another matter. Peel back the drama of the last 24 hours and the only thing that’s really changed is Meyer’s acknowledgment that he couldn’t go on like this forever.
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Meyer changes his mind; what about his intensity? (AP via Yahoo! Sports)