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Japanese Fan Who Bear-Hugged Female World Cup Reporter On Live TV Faces Backlash

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By Ainslyn Lim Verified
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In the June 29 World Cup knockout match between Japan and Brazil, the Samurai Blue suffered defeat and were knocked out of the tournament. However, a clip from that day has since been circulating online and sparking outrage, and it had little to do with the match itself.
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Intern Working Near Changi Airport Wants Tips On Staying Overnight At Airport To Avoid Long Daily Commute From Choa Chu Kang

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By Ainslyn Lim Verified
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While it doesn't take that long to travel across Singapore, compared to bigger countries, having to travel from the west to the east for work every day can be taxing. That's probably why a Redditor, who's interning near Changi Airport, took to the Internet to ask if sleeping overnight at the airport's public areas is allowed. The OP explained that they live in Choa Chu Kang and the total travel time daily is about four hours both ways.
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Bishan CC's Poetic 'Don't Feed Pigeons' Signs Win Over S'poreans, Many Inspired To Write Their Own Anti-Bird Feeding Rhymes

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By Ainslyn Lim Verified
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Bishan East-Sin Ming CC has been battling a bird problem, and one of the solutions has unexpectedly won over the internet. To tackle the overpopulation of pigeons and crows in the area, the CC put up a series of catchy, poetry-like banners that have since become a hit with Singaporean netizens. Four messages have been put up, three targeting pigeons and one aimed at crows, each featuring catchy rhymes that are also translated into Mandarin, Malay and Tamil.
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